Covering the Texas state plan for Electrification, including:
Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services—in which electric vehicles can both charge from and send energy back to the grid—can provide valuable grid benefits. But before V2G can be implemented across the U.S., states have to navigate the evolving landscape of technical standards that govern the certification of V2G-enabled equipment and integrate these standards into their rules and technical documents.
● Introducing V2G technologies and configurations
● Related technical and regulatory challenges
● Technical standards that govern V2G integration, including existing and upcoming standards and communication protocols that can make V2G a reality.
EVs are like a mobile energy distribution system for nodal, decentralized energy communities. In highly regulated environments like most of the U.S., EVs and charging infrastructure enjoy interactive energy freedoms inaccessible otherwise. Let’s explore, on live international examples, how we can drive demand management, load shifting, emergency power, REC generation, customer loyalty, and grid flexibility services while guaranteeing “green charging” to those who want to know their EV is doing what they bought it to do.
What is the future of short-range aircraft and how can it change the way airports operate? We will take a look at emerging electric aircraft, how far the technology has come, and what affect it will have on airport operators and their business plan. We will also look at expectations for traffic development and how utilities and airport charging infrastructure will be affected with this new business model.