A new study from California reveals that electric vehicles could play a significant role in the state’s energy strategy, with up to 10% of the EV fleet potentially contributing nearly a third of the required energy storage capacity. By leveraging vehicle-to-grid technology, these cars may help stabilize the power grid and reduce costs for consumers during peak demand periods. The findings suggest that widespread adoption of this approach could ease pressure on energy infrastructure while lowering electricity bills. Experts highlight the dual benefit of supporting renewable energy integration and enhancing grid reliability.
California report says 10% of EVs could meet 30% of storage goal, help lower power bills Yahoo
