Utilities and Electric Vehicles: The Case for Managed Charging

Utilities and Electric Vehicles: The Case for Managed Charging

  • Analyze load management risks
  • Overview of the managed charging ecosystem
  • Real world examples

Download our 2019 report, A Comprehensive Guide to Electric Vehicle Managed Charging for a more in-depth look at managed charging.

EVs are shaking up the game of load management

Electric vehicles (EVs) are quickly becoming one of the largest flexible loads on the grid in certain parts of the United States. While most industry analysts see EVs as a boon for utilities, load management risks could be an issue. Managed charging allows a utility or third-party to remotely control vehicle charging by turning it up, down, or even off to better correspond to the needs of the grid, much like traditional demand response programs.

Utilities with game-changing approaches

This research report provides a wide-lens overview of the managed charging ecosystem, including examples of utility programs, a list of vehicle-grid integration (VGI) and connected-car platform providers, a list of compatible electric vehicle supply equipment, and examples of automotive industry activities.

 

Utilities and Electric Vehicles: The Case for Managed Charging

Research report

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