GM urges utilities, policymakers to accelerate vehicle-to-grid adoption for bidirectional EVs

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  • GM urged US utilities and policymakers to accelerate investment in bidirectional EV charging to support vehicle-to-grid programs.
  • GM estimated more than 250,000 bidirectional-capable vehicles are on US roads, positioning EV batteries as distributed grid storage.
  • GM projected more than 52,000 of its EVs will participate in PG&E grid-balancing protocols by 2030 under a collaboration.
  • Utility program enrollment, modernized time-of-use tariffs, streamlined interconnection cited as key levers to scale participation.


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