Austin, Texas – The increasing adoption of electric vehicles across Texas is prompting a review of their potential influence on the state's electrical infrastructure. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation reveals approximately 1,500 new electric vehicle registrations each week. Currently, over half a million electric vehicles are registered statewide, with Austin ranking among the

Analysis Projects $7 Billion Value for Vehicle-to-Grid Technology by 2030 A new study released July 29, 2026, indicates that bidirectional electric vehicle technology could generate approximately $7 billion in value for utilities across the United States by 2030. The analysis, conducted by E3, highlights the potential of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) integration and its ability to deliver

LOS ANGELES – As schools are closed for summer break, the batteries within more than 200 electric school buses across the United States are providing support during periods of intense heat. From California to North Carolina, these vehicles are sending power back into the electrical grid, alleviating pressure on the system as demand spikes. Further

Implementing electric school buses has become easier thanks to V2G technology. From New York to California, these EVs are better for the environment and municipal grids.