Bidirectional solutions with the E3/DC-Platform: User-optimized business models via AI 360

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Recording of Thursday, May 08, 2025 | The smarter E Europe Exhibition Program 2025 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 11:42 .

E3/DC Unveils TÜV and CE Certified Bidirectional Charging System for German Market, Featuring AI360 Integration.

E3/DC, a German company and part of the Hager Group, specializes in developing bidirectional chargers and home power stations. These systems integrate hybrid solar inverters with proprietary energy management software (EMS) and batteries to create an all-in-one solution for residential use. E3/DC has installed approximately 150,000 systems across Germany, emphasizing their expertise in this field. The company's latest innovation is the S10 M setup designed for bidirectional charging—allowing energy transfer between electric vehicles and homes—and it adheres to strict German regulations regarding grid loads. Their Edison solution launched three years ago demonstrates successful implementation throughout Germany by leveraging AI360 technology that connects various household devices including cars for efficient energy management. This system supports dynamic pricing models which can optimize electricity costs through intelligent load shifting strategies like peak shaving or backup solutions during outages while maintaining full connectivity even under emergency conditions via its robust infrastructure compliant with ISO 15118 standards as officially partnered with Volkswagen Group brands.

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Andreas Perschke
Director Business Development
E3/DC

Bidirectional charging and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology in particular use the storage capacities of vehicle batteries to make our energy system more flexible, efficient and cost-effective. So do we still need home storage systems at all? In this session, the leading manufacturers of home storage systems will take a stand on the topic. Accompanying session to the Special Exhibit Bidirectional Charging

Further Talks of this session:

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Dr. Jan Figgener
Guest Scientist
RWTH Aachen

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Will Hall
Head of Global Sales & Solution Managment<
Sigenergy

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