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• Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) reaches market maturity: What matters now is market integration, aggregation and the trading of flexibility from EV and stationary batteries.
• Joint whitepaper by Sigenergy and The Mobility House Energy explains how V2G works technically and which framework conditions are relevant.
• From pilots to scaling: The paper shows why many EVs must be pooled so that flexibility can be effectively used in the grid and power markets – including an international perspective.

• Partnership delivers smart charging and vehicle-grid integration for Toyota and Lexus drivers in Germany
• Toyota expands its EV charging ecosystem with cost-reducing smart charging and future vehicle-to-grid capabilities
• The Mobility House Energy provides the technology for optimized charging, renewable-energy usage, and future grid stability through bidirectional charging

• The Mobility House Energy is one of three leading battery optimizers on the terralayr platform.
• terralayr customers gain direct access to The Mobility House Energy’s many years of battery trading expertise through an ”ETF-style” approach that improves the overall risk-return profile.
• As a “designated optimizer”, The Mobility House Energy optimizes both allocated and unused capacity, thereby maximizing returns for asset owners.

• Regulatory breakthrough: By abolishing double grid fees, the German Parliament has removed the main obstacle to Vehicle-to-Grid, making V2G economically viable from 2026.
  
• System stability through EV flexibility: Existing electric vehicles will soon be able to provide as much flexible power as a large power plant – distributed across millions of cars.
  
• Ready to scale from 2026: Fair grid fees and the MiSpeL framework now create the first reliable conditions for bringing V2G to market at scale.

• The Mobility House Solutions introduces dynamic tariff optimization in ChargePilot®, enabling intelligent charging when electricity prices are low or even negative. Electric fleets can cut energy costs by an average of 25-30%.
• ChargePilot as the central hub: Smart charging and vehicle-grid-integration make every fleet ready for the future of energy.
• Mobility takes priority: Reliable operation always comes before cost optimization.

Energy discharged from the buses’ batteries will now be available to support electric grid resilience.