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PG&E, Nissan, Fermata Energy, and the Schatz Energy Research Center Demonstrate Vehicle-to-Grid Technology in California

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Nissan, and Fermata Energy are collaborating on a first-of-its-kind demonstration of automated frequency capabilities integrating electric vehicles and bi-directional chargers with a multi-customer microgrid to provide grid support and enhance energy resilience.

articleNissan Motor Co., Ltd.November 13, 20256/company/nissan-motor-co-ltd/news/pgande-nissan-fermata-energy-and-the-schatz-energy-research-center-demonstrate-vehicle-to-grid-technology-in-california-1
PG&E, Nissan, Fermata Energy, and the Schatz Energy Research Center Demonstrate Vehicle-to-Grid Technology in California

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