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Why electric cars may be smarter choice than home batteries

Why electric cars may be smarter choice than home batteries

Electric vehicles will make more compelling purchase than home batteries, according to the head of new RACE for 2030 cooperative research centre.
Volkswagen wants to go head to head with energy providers on EV batteries

Volkswagen wants to go head to head with energy providers on EV batteries

Volkswagen wants to tap a projected 350GWh of storage capacity in electric car batteries to compete with energy companies, but there is no official word on V2G for the ID3.
Macquarie Uni develops new device that turns electric vehicles into charging stations

Macquarie Uni develops new device that turns electric vehicles into charging stations

New device developed by researchers at Macquarie University enables EVs to charge up other electric vehicles, and boost the local grid.
Nissan sees Leaf as home energy source, says Tesla big battery “waste of resources”

Nissan sees Leaf as home energy source, says Tesla big battery “waste of resources”

Nissan says new generation Leaf electric car will be an “energy asset” for the home and grid, and dismisses Tesla big battery in South Australia as a “waste of resources”.
Nissan launches new Leaf, second electric car in Australia under $50,000

Nissan launches new Leaf, second electric car in Australia under $50,000

Nissan launches new all-electric Nissan Leaf onto Australian market, and signs deal for fast-charging discounts with ChargeFox.
Nissan advances vision to integrate electric cars with buildings and grids

Nissan advances vision to integrate electric cars with buildings and grids

Nissan announces plan to create “electric car ecosystem” that will allow sharing, supply and storage of energy using li-ion batteries in cars or in a “second-life”.
V2G: What’s the state of play with vehicle-to-grid, vehicle-to-home technology?

V2G: What’s the state of play with vehicle-to-grid, vehicle-to-home technology?

Electric vehicle to grid, and to home, hold a lot of promise for the world’s rapidly transforming electricity grids, but they’re not quite there yet. And there are many reasons for this.