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California Energy Commission Releases Roadmap to Scale Bidirectional EV Charging
The California Energy Commission released a new roadmap outlining how California can unlock the benefits of bidirectional EV charging as electric vehicle adoption accelerates. The report focuses primarily on the technical and economic potential of vehicle-to-home (V2H) applications while also examining the longer-term role of vehicle-to-grid integration.
Xos Expands Bidirectional Charging Across Commercial EV Lineup
Commercial EV manufacturer Xos has announced plans to introduce vehicle-to-grid capability across its entire product portfolio beginning in April 2026, starting with a major electric school bus platform operating on tens of thousands of routes across the United States.
Hyundai Engineering & Construction and Hyundai Motor Group Advance V2G-Enabled Distributed Energy Strategy in South Korea
Hyundai Engineering & Construction is partnering with Hyundai Motor Group, Kia, and Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO) in a 15-member consortium to integrate bidirectional EV charging into a virtual power plant platform, with demonstrations planned through 2028.
Zūm Brings Fully Electric School Bus Fleet to Branford, Expanding V2G-Ready Capacity in Connecticut
School transportation provider Zūm will deploy a fully electric bus fleet for Branford Public Schools beginning in the 2026–27 school year, positioning Branford as the first district in Connecticut to go fully electric and among the largest such deployments in the country. The fleet will be supported by modern depot charging infrastructure with built-in vehicle-to-grid capability.
GM Energy Expands Vehicle-to-Home Platform While Setting the Stage for V2G
General Motors is accelerating deployment of vehicle-to-home (V2H) capability through General Motors’s GM Energy division, reporting more than 246,000 V2H-capable EVs sold in 2025. While current deployments focus on backup power and bill management rather than full vehicle-to-grid export, GM reports positive internal V2G testing and is pursuing utility certification.
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