Reply To: V2G EV cars on the scheme

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kezo
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    To answer what I think your asking would be to expand your current system, not only will it be cheaper, but will give V2X time to evolve and mature where integration with current PV/battery systems will be much simpler and third party adoption cheaper. Take V2L as an example, it can easily be integrated with a PV inverter, hence why onboard bidirectional will be a gamechanger.

    Intercontrol are looking to come out with a range of V2X chargers next year, the domestic model will most like start at £3k + installation and addition intergration wont be cheap.

    Bjorn Neylands video here https://youtu.be/yL2Axttwr94

    An interesting read of V2G trial in the Netherlands:

    https://urban-mobility-observatory.transport.ec.europa.eu/news-events/news/two-european-cities-advance-vehicle-grid-v2g-solutions-2025-07-04_en