Smarter management of electric vehicle charging will avoid costly utility infrastructure build out, which reduces the cost burden on electricity customers overall.

Drivers in every state will be able to synchronize their vehicle charging with the times of day when electricity prices are low, reducing operating costs by 50% over unmanaged charging*.

*Based on hypotheticals from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, charging at a Medium Commercial Rate. Reference the webinar resource for calculations.

During extreme weather blackouts or other power outages, EVs can utilize two-way charging and discharging capabilities to send energy to a building or home, serving as a generator and providing safe backup power.

Vehicle-to-grid, or V2G, will enable electric vehicles to both receive and feed power back to the grid, supporting advanced grid services such as frequency control, demand response, peak shaving, and more. Providing these services to the grid can unlock new revenue streams for EVs, lowering the total cost of ownership.