Simple delayed charging with a timer is common, yes. The grid interactivity part? Much less so.
The few V1G pilot programs out there have been very encouraging.
>better to use dedicated batteries as part of the grid itself than to use car batteries
Fortunately, it's not an either/or. We can better optimize the total system cost by doing both.
Simple delayed charging with a timer is common, yes. The grid interactivity part? Much less so.
The few V1G pilot programs out there have been very encouraging.
>better to use dedicated batteries as part of the grid itself than to use car batteries
Fortunately, it's not an either/or. We can better optimize the total system cost by doing both.