The 3rd V2G Business, Policy & Technology Forum is dedicated to obstacles and challenges to effectively achieving the potential of V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid), and the appropriate solutions.
The 3rd V2G Business, Policy & Technology Forum covers topics such as:
- Progress towards standardization of V2G technology
- Scaling of V2G: Techn Platform, Standards and Interoperability
- Progress on utility program development (tech infrastructure for managing V2G)
- Progress towards interoperability (standards adoption, certifications and maturity)
- Fleet and Workplace V2G
- Critical path challenges to getting to V2G
- What is the potential value (to fleet/workplace owners/operators, utilities, ratepayers) of fleet/workplace V2G
- Understand current thinking/plans for V2G among fleet/workplace owners and operators
- Hammering out the Business and Regulatory Case for V2G
- What do they need to accelerate their plans for adopting V2G technology and business?
- Who is working on this issue
- Progress on developing policy and business cases for V2G
- How do we address the compensation issue for various stakeholders?
- What can be done at the national and state levels to accelerate development of policy and economic incentives for V2G?
- What is the potential value of residential V2G?
- How to introduce win-win-win value in Residential V2G
- Progress on addressing the factors for residential V2G
- What are the critical elements that need to come together to make residential V2G attractive for customers, utilities, vendors and others?
- V2G AC, Cyber Security, and Requirements Harmonization working group reports
- Results of the Southern California Edison V2G EPIC Project
- V2G EPIC project findings and recommendations
The 3rd V2G Business, Policy & Technology Forum brings together attendees from:
- Grid operations engineers and planners
- Network strategists and executives at investor-owned, municipal, and rural utilities
- Charging station infrastructure owners
- EV program managers and fleet managers
- EV manufacturers and charging network operators
- Consultants and system integrators
- Technology innovators and equipment vendors
- Regulatory and standards experts
- Urban planners and municipal transporation analysts
- Energy storage, communications, and power control solutions providers
- Renewable energy providers and technology vendors
- Researchers and analysts
- Financial and strategic investment professionals
