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29/04/24

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Originally posted by dave sss: ↑

https://thedriven.io/2024/04/24/major-car-makers-are-rolling-out-v2g-plans-this-year-is-australia-ready/

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Originally posted by Quamera: ↑

Unfortunately it is only happening quite slowly in Australia despite a successful trial in South Australia some years ago with Nissan Leafs leading to the first commercial application last year. The Koreans (and Nissan Leaf) are leading the way at present with compatibility but Tesla the market leader in EVs has strangely ignored V2G to date. Elon may have to be dragged to the table with legislation if he doesn't act soon because the opportunity to assist our grid is way too important to ignore.

https://australia.nissannews.com/en-AU/releases/the-vehicle-to-grid-revolution-has-arrived-in-australia-south-australia-approves-v2g-as-nissan-leaf-owner-becomes-first-real-world-user-of-this-game-changing-technology

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I see according to Daves post that the VW group is also a front runner with V2G but there are not that many of their vehicles sold here yet. China will of course move from V2L to V2G fairly quickly too. Conspicuously absent from that list for reasons only really known by Elon is Tesla.

The next move from V2G will be V2X where it doesn't matter where in Australia your EV is plugged into a compatible charger you will still be able to utilise your own home PV to charge and/or provide/take power from the grid according to user programmable software.

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