The AEMC has released an issues paper which outlined some ideas of how electric cars might contribute to lower energy costs, rather than increasing them.
It suggested with the right systems in place, households could use their electric car batteries to"soak up" excess rooftop solar generation when energy was cheap and have the option to sell power back into the grid when it was more expensive. The AEMC also said with the right market signals, charged electric cars could be used as a giant"virtual battery", feeding energy back into the grid at times of high demand, in return for an incentive for their owners.
Source: Car News Wire (carnewswire.net)
Fuck ev’s
Fake news again.
Yeah but that didn't stop every Lefty now owning one, because ClimateEmergency
When a battery goes bad How do we dispose it Would that contaminate the earth Stick with fossil fuel They can make a car that gets 100 miles a gallon
Fanciful at best. What's not fanciful is the fact that one car charging station is the equivalent of 100 new homes connected to the grid.
They will also... Decrease the cost of driving (over the long term) Reduce Air Pollution and related illnesses Increase fuel security Reduce the trade deficit Provide Grid stability (via V2G technology)
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