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Electric school buses give back over 80 hours of power to Massachusetts energy grid

Electrek

The power of heavy-duty electric vehicles is on display again in Massachusetts as electric school buses are being used to send much-needed energy back to the grid. The post Electric school buses give back over 80 hours of power to Massachusetts energy grid appeared first on Electrek.

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Ford F-150 Lightning’s V2G charging will help power NC energy grid

Teslarati

Duke Energy, a North Carolina-based energy provider, is aiming to utilize the Ford F-150 Lightning to help reduce stress on the state’s energy grid. The post Ford F-150 Lightning’s V2G charging will help power NC energy grid appeared first on TESLARATI.

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West Coast worth CEO desires EVs to save lots of California’s energy grid

Baua Electric

The post West Coast worth CEO desires EVs to save lots of California’s energy grid appeared first on Bauaelectric Auto News. Nancy Skinner will require all brandnew electrical cars bought in California to have bidirectional charging founding in 2030. Mark Chediak contributed to this file.

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Electric School Buses Used To Support Maryland Energy Grid

CleanTechnica EVs

Saying it again, for the people in the back: EVs make the grid STRONGER!

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Li-ion Supplier Saft Partners with Apollo Solar on US DOE Solar Energy Grid Integration Systems (SEGIS) Project

Green Car Congress

Saft is supplying a lithium-ion battery system to provide energy storage for one of the Solar Energy Grid Integration Systems (SEGIS) projects funded by the US Department of Energy (DOE). Solar Energy Grid Integration Systems concept paper (2007). Earlier post.).

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UK energy grid in desperate need of modernisation

Discover EV

A recent article in the Financial Times highlighted the fact that some motorway service stations lack the appropriate infrastructure to cater for the growing demand from EVs.

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California's solar energy grid survived the eclipse without incident

Green Car Reports

Solar power provides 10 percent of California's energy supply, which meant electric-grid operators had to be prepared for potentially disastrous effects during Monday's solar eclipse. To the surprise of many, there were no serious repercussions as the moon blocked a significant source of energy for many California utility companies.