General Motors says EVs can send power back to the grid and potentially lower household utility bills through public-private partnership.
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Lloyd Lee
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GM said it has 250,000 EVs on US roads that could be turned into an energy source for power grids.
The automaker today is turning on vehicle-to-grid charging for its GM Energy customers. Will people actually use it?
General Motors Energy partnered with WeaveGrid, enabling access to managed charging programs and utility programs.
GM has already put the basics in place. Roughly 250,000 of its electric vehicles on US roads can perform bidirectional charging –…
GM announcement enables utilities to tap 250k+ bidirectional EVs as grid storage, enough to power 120k homes for a week.
General Motors is pushing the car beyond its form, unveiling a strategy that could transform electric vehicles into active…
GM is pushing vehicle-to-grid technology as part of its broader energy storage strategy.
GM Activates Vehicle To Grid (V2G) Capability For Existing Customers, With No New Hardware Required - CleanTechnica
