Why Join VGIC?

Energy and electricity policy requires state-by-state advocacy with key state agencies and regulators.

VGIC is that advocate.

EVs and EV supply equipment (EVSE) infrastructure deployment will play a large role in decarbonizing the transportation and electricity sectors. Fueling EVs with clean energy and utilizing V1G and V2G resources present both opportunities and challenges to customers, utilities, automotive OEMs, fleet managers, and EV service providers.

VGI benefits are currently being shaped in regulatory settings, as decisions around allocation of VGI value are being made. For example, the annual financial benefit for an EV in California providing a full suite of grid services could be over $1,000 per EV each year. Managed charging alone could provide hundreds of dollars per EV each year in California due to load-shifting capabilities.

The allocation of these quantifiable benefits is:

  • by no means guaranteed

  • as yet to be determined


2023 VGIC ANNUAL MEMBER MEETING

Alessandra Carreon, Sarah Hipel, & Ed Burgess


“With a focus on some of the transportation electrification movement’s most critical issues, VGIC’s combination of subject matter expertise and regulatory acumen make it one of the most important advocacy group in the industry. VGIC-led policy reviews provide members with detailed accounts of key procedural developments, and ongoing advocacy efforts provide a well-structured forum for industry collaboration. In the rapidly evolving vehicle-to-grid integration space, VGIC’s insights and strategic leadership efforts are indispensable to industry participants.”
— Angela Kent, Regulatory Affairs Manager, EnergyHub

“The VGIC team’s expertise and the excellent work they do to track regulatory affairs and policy developments affecting VGI and V2X in California and nationwide have been invaluable to Fermata Energy. We’re consistently impressed by the breadth and depth of the VGIC team’s work, their attention to detail, and their member-focused approach. The ability to meet and work with other industry stakeholders on key VGI issues is another great benefit of membership in VGIC. We’re delighted to see VGIC grow and continue to be a strong voice for the VGI industry.”
— Anna Bella Korbatov, Senior Project Manager, Fermata Energy

“In the work of electrification of transport, it is vital to have shared standards and a fiscal regime that monetizes EVs as energy storage assets, in this regard, VGIC is central to accelerating this important evolution of the energy market.”
— Dan Fletcher, Head of Ecosystems, dcbel

2023 VGIC ANNUAL MEMBER MEETING

Christopher Coy, Sam duPont, Sarah Swickard, & Zach Woogen


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