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The Little-Known Potential Of Your Electric Vehicle Lies In Its Ability To Contribute To A More Efficient Use Of Energy

Charging an electric vehicle from a charging station involves the use of “Grid-to-Vehicle” technology, where electricity is transferred from the grid to the vehicle. On the other hand, the opposite concept is possible: using the vehicle’s battery to store electricity and feed it back into the grid, making “Vehicle-to-Grid” possible thanks to bidirectional chargers.

The deployment and use of this system could make it possible to regulate electricity flows, integrate more renewable energies into the grid, increase the reserve capacities of the national grid operator, and ultimately reduce or even eliminate the use of highly polluting power plants during consumption peaks. From the user’s point of view, energy storage could be remunerated, generating new income or at least a reduction in the costs associated with recharging.

However, it is essential to find a balanced model that benefits both the grid and users. Several current experimental projects are attempting to identify this optimal balance. This is where our Smart Charging solution comes in.

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Vehicle load

The electric vehicle connects to the grid to charge, usually at a time when demand for electricity is low and tariffs are lower.
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Electricity injection

Once charged, the vehicle can be used as a two-way source of electricity. It can then inject electricity into the grid when demand is high, or when tariffs are more advantageous.ité
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Electricity management

An intelligent management system controls the flow of electricity between the vehicle and the grid, according to the needs of the grid and the preferences of the vehicle owner.