Recording of Tuesday, May 06, 2025 | The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 12:53 .
The speaker delves into Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology, highlighting its significance in the development of various electric vehicle chargers. It provides a reference architecture and operating system to aid charger manufacturers across Europe, India, and North America, supporting over 40 customers with more than 60 charging product lines. V2G enables bidirectional energy flow between vehicles and power grids, enhancing grid stability through applications like virtual power plants or home backup systems. Three primary scenarios are discussed: residential charging using wall boxes for personal use; workplace charging at industrial sites where employee vehicles can collectively provide significant power during work hours; and fleet-based solutions involving idle bus fleets that offer substantial capacity when integrated into V2G networks. The content also addresses challenges such as the lack of standardization in bidirectional DC charging methods used by around 70% of vehicle platforms versus standardized ones like those outlined in the 5011A-20 standard. Additionally, it points out issues related to continuous connectivity requirements due to high power consumption when EVs remain awake for control purposes—factors crucial for scaling up long-term business models based on this technology within the automotive industry.
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Dr. Jörg Heuer
CEO
EcoG GmbH
Germany
Electric vehicles are more than clean transport. They are key to the distributed energy ecosystem. Unlocking their potential requires smart (V1X) and bidirectional (V2X) charging, both essential for seamless grid integration and maximizing the value of electric vehicles as flexible energy assets.Such solutions help EV owners cut costs and generate revenue while enabling grid operators to manage congestion, enhance stability, and support a cleaner energy transition.This session will explore business models for cost-effective V1X and V2X integration, focusing on grid-EV interaction and demand-side management in residential and commercial settings.
Further Talks of this session:
Speaker
Petar Georgiev
Head of Regulatory Affairs / Vice-Chair, Policy Committee at ChargeUp Europe
AMPECO / ChargeUp Europe
Bulgaria
Speaker
Gabrielle Clark
Energy & Climate Policy Officer
Eurelectric
Belgium
Speaker
Øystein Tomassen
CTO
Wattif EV AS
Norway
Speaker
Gianluca Corbellini
CEO
Hive Power
Switzerland
Speaker
Baerte de Brey
Chief International Officer
ElaadNL
The Netherlands