Region: European Union

Energy

On equipping electric vehicles for taking power from the grid

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In the petitioner’s view, electric vehicles used as buffer stores for European power grids are an important factor in ensuring grid stability in the future. Electric-vehicle producers should be obliged to equip new vehicles so that they can take power for their batteries from the grid. Using mobile batteries as buffer stores could be an important factor in ensuring power grid stability in the future.

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Petition started: 09/24/2019
Collection ends: 09/23/2020
Region: European Union
Topic: Energy

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