The California Public Utilities Commission (SDG&E) will construct vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers for more than 103,000 medium and heavy-duty EVs, including buses and forklift trucks. The scheme also supports refrigerated semi-truck trailer electrification. This initiative also supports the electrification of refrigerated semi-truck trailers, which are vital in city logistics. San Diego Gas & Electric approved the five years scheme largely because of technology that allows buses to send energy back to the grid. SDG&E claims the project is the region's first large-scale charging infrastructure programme of its type.
The California Public Utilities Commission (SDG&E) will construct vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers for more than 103,000 medium and heavy-duty EVs, including buses and forklift trucks. The scheme also supports refrigerated semi-truck trailer electrification. San Diego Gas & Electric approved the five years scheme largely because of technology that allows buses to send energy back to the grid. SDG&E claims the project is the region's first large-scale charging infrastructure programme of its type.