Grid-Edge Frontier – Implications and Opportunities for the E-Mobility Industry
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The increasing number of electric vehicles (EVs) being used as intelligent distributed energy resources (DERs) offers an exciting opportunity for EV and EV supply equipment (EVSE) manufacturers to differentiate their products in the market. With the global adoption of bidirectional EV charging, and the addition of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services, the EV battery pack goes from being just a consumer product that powers the vehicle, to being able to supply electricity back to the grid. Energy providers (utilities) around the world enforce very strict rules and standard test requirements around DERs and their interconnection and interoperability with the grid. The various global EV charging standards make it even more complicated for EV and EVSE manufacturers to ensure global compliance of interconnection with the local grid. Join our panel of experts, who will dive into the design and test challenges posed by evolving V2G standards, and ways to solve these challenges.