National Drive Electric Week

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National Drive Electric Week
Maximizing the Value of Electric Vehicles
San Luis Obispo, CA
Sep 27, 2022

Note: This is an online only event with no physical location.
Day: Tuesday, September 27, 2022
Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pm PDT
Audience: San Luis Obispo, CA, Local Area
Topics: Battery Technology
Energy Grid
Solar and EVs
Workplace Charging
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Part 2 of a series discussing the value of the Electric Vehicle as battery storage for backup power for homes, businesses and microgrids and in the future, as grid storage using V2G technology. Part 1 presentations included the status of V2G in Europe, a V2G pilot program in San Diego, and the potential value of EVs for damping the large fluctuations of supply and demand on the electric grid. Part 2 will highlight the various technologies and protocols that are being developed and tested to make widespread implementation of V2G possible. If you register prior to August 4, you will be registering for Part 1 (August 4 at noon PDT). After Part 1 is complete, the registration link will be for Part 2.



Registered Attendees

There are currently 8 attendees registered.

Owners of These Vehicles Have Registered To Attend

Vehicle Registered
Chevrolet Bolt 1
Kia Niro Electric 1
Tesla Model 3 1
Toyota RAV4 Prime 4WD 1
Volkswagen e-Golf 1
5 Models 5

Registered attendees report 112,000 electric miles driven.

Presented By

Plugin America
Electric Vehicle Association
Sierra Club
EVHybridNoire

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All NDEW 2022 sponsors support Plug In America's coordination of National Drive Electric Week.

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