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2027 Volkswagen ID. Buzz Adds Bidirectional Charging in the U.S.
Volkswagen’s 2027 ID. Buzz Pro is set to add bidirectional charging capability in the U.S., allowing the electric van to support both vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid applications when paired with compatible equipment.
Europe’s EV Batteries Hold Far More Energy Than Grid Storage
Europe’s electric vehicle fleet already contains an estimated 600 GWh of battery capacity, far exceeding the roughly 60 GWh of stationary storage connected to the grid in 2024, according to Bruegel’s new European Clean Tech Atlas.
Hoymiles Launches 22 kW Bidirectional DC Charger for V2H and V2G
China-based Hoymiles, a Hangzhou-headquartered clean energy technology company specializing in microinverters, energy storage, and smart energy systems, has launched a 22 kW bidirectional DC charger designed to integrate EVs into its residential solar and storage ecosystem.
San Francisco Begins Deploying 104 Electric School Buses With V2G Capability
San Francisco Unified School District has begun deploying the first 104 electric school buses in a planned transition to an all-electric fleet, with another 134 buses expected next year. Operated by Zum, the buses will be equipped with vehicle-to-grid capability, allowing their batteries to send electricity back to the grid.
German Renewable Energy Reform Could Undercut Bidirectional Charging
Germany’s auto and energy industries are warning that proposed changes to the country’s renewable energy rules could unintentionally restrict exports from EV batteries.
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