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  • Five million ACC cells equal 2.7 to 3.6 months of nameplate outputOctober 15, 2026
  • A 160 MW battery’s six-week commissioning has two baselinesOctober 8, 2026
  • Two Cycles a Day Take 106.8 % of a Day, and the Retention Tier Shifts Cell Volume by 1.47 GWhOctober 1, 2026
  • Battwoo’s Second-Life EV Batteries — When an 80 % Acceptance Threshold Overlaps the Retirement Distribution, Incoming Screening Becomes the BottleneckSeptember 30, 2026
  • US storage set an energy record in Q2 as installed power fell 7%September 29, 2026
  • CATL Starts Trial Production in Debrecen — The Digits of the Defect-Rate Target, Not the Equipment, Set the Length of a Trial RunSeptember 29, 2026
  • Sample densely, retain by layer
    System,  Traceability

    Linking BMS Operating History to the Battery Passport: Why Sampling and Retention Must Be Separated

    July 9, 2026 /

    When the dynamic BMS data required by Article 14 and Annex VII of the EU Battery Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1542) is linked to the battery passport[1], the variable that determines data volume is not the sampling period but which layer retains what. At a site of roughly 100 MWh (111,488 cells, assumed), retaining all raw cell data at 1 s accumulates 42.2 TB per year and 421.9 TB over 10 years, whereas aggregating the Annex VII parameters into daily rack-level records yields about 0.05 GB per year, roughly 1/840,000 of that. Conversely, sampling a 20 s abnormal event at a 60 s period drops the detection probability to 33.3%. A…

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