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Wu, K.-Y.; Tai, T.-C.; Li, B.-H.; Kuo, C.-C. Dynamic Energy Management Strategy of a Solar-and-Energy Storage-Integrated Smart Charging Station. Appl. Sci. 2024, 14, 1188. https://doi /10.3390/app14031188
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Customers can pair two stationary batteries for up to 35.4 kWh of energy storage, enough to power an average U.S. home for up to 20 hours.
As automakers launch new EVs and residential charging products, harnessing the stored energy of batteries can help customers reduce the costs of charging their vehicles and lessen reliance on the grid.
GM Energy announced its vehicle-to-home charging products in April, which include all of the necessary hardware to transfer energy between a compatible GM EV and a properly equipped home. Customers that already purchased the V2H charging hardware can now add the PowerBank for additional energy storage capacity.
"One of the core differentiators of GM Energy''s portfolio is its modularity," said Wade Sheffer, VP of GM Energy, in the release. "The flexibility of our energy management tools, combined with one of the market''s largest lineups of vehicle-to-home-capable EVs, gives our customers more control over their energy use, helping to mitigate the impact of power outages, integrating renewable energy options and unlocking additional values."
GM EV customers can also purchase an optional solar panel to supplement charging of EVs or provide additional power to a home without the vehicle present. GM Energy will refer customers interested in adding the solar kit to its preferred installation partner Qmerit, which will check for compatibility and other requirements.
GM Energy set up an interactive website where customers can connect with product specialists and have questions answered about the company''s suite of EV charging products. Pricing, costs and delivery timelines for GM Energy''s PowerBank and other products will vary depending on the installation requirements.
Along with GM Energy, other automakers are offering new products that support bidirectional charging and energy storage. Tesla launched its Powerwall in 2015 as a backup electrical source or supplement during peak demand times.
Ford Motor Co. also offers a V2H charging kit for the electric F-150 Lightning. It requires the purchase of Ford''s Charge Station Pro that''s paired with the automaker''s Home Integration System to enable bidirectional charging to utilize the stored energy in the truck''s battery. The F-150 Lightning equipped with the optional extended-range battery can power an average home for up to three days, according to Ford.
In May, BMW announced that its next-generations "Neue Klasse" EVs, will be able to store electricity to send back to the grid, or serve as a power source to supply energy to homes. The first of these EVs are expected to enter production in 2025.
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