Search results for: “BYD V2G trial”
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RedEarth to make bidirectional chargers in Australia in early push on V2G technology
Brisbane-based RedEarth to become first in Australia to manufacture bidirectional chargers as market readies for big switch to vehicle to grid technologies.
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From “new load” to flexible power: Electric vehicles can help keep the lights on, if we let them
EVs are not a threat to the grid – they are the missing piece of a cleaner, cheaper electricity system – if we design for them.
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Australian-made bidirectional (V2X) EV charger hits the market
Australian company gets certification for first of its kind V2X home EV charger that promises to turn electric cars into batteries on wheels.
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Video: Big breakthrough for batteries on wheels
At the All Energy Conference in Melbourne, Amber CEO Chris Thompson discusses the launch of their vehicle-to-grid (V2G) trial with BYD.
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You will soon be able to power your house with your electric car. Here’s how
Why can’t you plug your car in and power your house? Soon, you will be able to. The suite of technologies already exists.
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The biggest electric school bus fleet in the US is about to feed the grid
San Francisco-based startup Zum wants to turn electric school bus fleets into grid batteries. This 74-bus depot in Oakland is testing the idea at large scale.
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BMW rolls out impressive fuel cell iX5, but the time has already passed for hydrogen cars
BMW presented some fuel cell EVs to Australian media. And while the cars were impressive, it is clear that the time has already passed for the hydrogen car.
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Why electric car tech could drive down power prices
What if every light in your home along with your television, computer, smartphone, swimming pool and all cleaning, cooking and cooling appliances could be powered by your EV?