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This Is How Electric Vehicles Win, One School Bus At A Time
22 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from CleanTechnica
"Aside from savings on fuel and maintenance, owners can squeeze even more value from their fleets by sharing the energy stored in their EV batteries. The question is exactly how much value is to be gained
"...14 projects are expected to result in a V2G 'best practices' implementation toolkit for utilities and fleet managers...the US Army...is looking into the idea of assembling electric vehicles, hybrids, and/or conventional vehicles into instant microgrids."
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