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While Industry 4.0 is ushering in fundamental changes to how businesses across all industries get work done, one thing that never changes is the need for reliable energy, water and gas utility services. Whatever your Industry 4.0 goals are, our connected technologies and solutions can help you quickly and safely transform the way you manage energy production and distribution.

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Plug into the Future: Decoding V2G for Utility Applications

MarketScale
April 19, 2024
Brian Rudy
Fermata Energy
Melissa Chan
V2G
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Brian Rudy from Verizon IoT and Melissa Chan of Fermata Energy explore the cutting-edge potential of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology at DISTRIBUTECH 2024. Their discussion highlights how this innovation transforms electric vehicles into dynamic energy storage units, capable of stabilizing the grid by storing and discharging power as needed. This technology represents a significant shift in how electric vehicles are perceived in the energy ecosystem, promising to enhance grid resilience and efficiency through smart integration and regulatory adaptation.

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