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If too much energy flows back at the wrong time, it can overwhelm the grid — similar to what happens when there's an excess of solar power. That's how bidirectional charging may introduce the need for grid expansion. To avoid this, V2G needs clear guidelines on when energy can and cannot be sent back to the grid.
Grid integration and expansion Vehicle-to-grid bidirectional charging allows electric vehicles to send energy back to the power grid when needed, helping balance supply and demand. This flexibility can be valuable, but it also needs careful management.
Bidirectional charging lets your electric car battery act as buffer storage, with energy flowing both ways. It can run other devices (Vehicle-to-Load), be supplied to your home to potentially power household appliances (Vehicle-to-Home) or send power back to the grid (Vehicle-to-Grid).
Grid operators can reduce charging power when there's a heavy load and even send a bit of electricity back from electric cars to cushion peak demands. This might make charging take a bit longer — like three hours instead of one — but drivers won't notice in the morning.
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