V2G and V2X charging developments

In the UK, a House of Lords Committee has published a new report on the current state of the EV industry.

Fermata Energy has announced the integration of its vehicle-to-everything (V2X) services platform with BorgWarner bidirectional EV chargers.

Nuvve Holding Corporation in collaboration with e-Formula, a Taiwanese energy solutions provider, has announced the potential to launch the first V2G hub project in Taiwan.

Herbert Diess, former CEO of the Volkswagen Group, will join The Mobility House as the new executive chairman of the board.

A consortium of British companies has secured £1.34m in government funding to explore how electricity stored in EV batteries can be used to smooth out peaks in supply and demand on the UK’s electricity grid.

Dubbed “speed dating” between vehicles and chargers, the second annual CharIN Testival North America 2023 replicated everyday driver scenarios to reveal where EVs and chargers fail to operate together.

Singapore-headquartered Star Charge, which has delivered up to two million EV chargers in more than 60 countries has established a new plant in Columbus, Ohio.

Ford and Resideo Technologies have announced the ‘EV-Home Power Partnership’ project to drive vehicle-to-home energy management benefits for customers.

Blink Charging UK has launched its advanced EQ 200 charger for the UK and Ireland.

Ovo and energy software business Kaluza have announced a partnership with Volvo Cars in the UK.