Primary balancing power on wheels
The smart integration of electric vehicles has made another step forward. A consortium of The Mobility House, Nissan, and Enervie has integrated a Nissan Leaf into Germany’s primary balancing power market.
That EVs use electricity from the public grid is completely normal. But that such vehicles could feed electricity back into the grid for ancillary services is a novelty in Germany. Munich-based The Mobility House, vehicle manufacturer Nissan, and energy utility Enervie have for the first time presented the supply of primary balancing power through a …
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