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V2G
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The above title stands for Vehicle-to-Grid, and applies to Electric Vehicles (EVs) that are capable of using their batteries to support the grid, similar to battery energy storage systems (BESS). I have been focused on medium-to-large EVs (M/L EVs) lately, so a recent press release signaling a major commitment to V2G by these variants really got my attention and resulted in this paper.
This post will review the justification and recent developments in V2G.
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