This part of the project outlines a strategic framework supported by real-world use cases, specifically Vehicle-to-Home, Vehicle-to-Building, and Vehicle-to-Grid. The aim is to develop a clear and actionable vision for the future deployment of V2X technology. By addressing all essential elements, including technology feasibility and other technical aspects, this comprehensive strategy will support the transition of V2G from pilot projects to full-scale implementation. Where are we now? We have addressed the current market situation and regulatory context, identified key barriers to implementation, and reviewed the most relevant standards. Most importantly, we have defined suitable use cases and collected data from representative locations to be able to forecast a behavioral models.

Where are we going?

The next steps include validating use cases through real-world testing. By analyzing the gathered data, we aim to clearly demonstrate the benefits of V2X and maximize its potential for widespread adoption.

This management system combines behavioral and predictive models with smart strategies to optimize energy flows. It manages power production, consumption, and EV battery storage. Its purpose is to increase the use of self-generated energy (like rooftop solar), reduce demand on the grid, and lower overall energy costs. Through the intentional use of EV battery capacity, it should support the grid by peak shaving and reduce costs by taking advantage of the market price fluctuations. Where are we now? We have gathered data from representative locations matching our use cases, helping us better predict user behavior and compare it with standard patterns. Where are we going? We will prepare management models tailored to our pilot sites. When the chargers will be installed, monitoring and data analysis will allow us to optimize the model to maximize the benefits of V2X.

This viable business model aims to identify pricing strategies and return on investment (ROI) based on real project figures, specific use cases, and the regulatory and market context of the Central European region. The business model will compare hardware, installation, maintenance, and licensing costs with the potential revenues from V2X-related services such as load balancing. Taking into account factors like connection time, available battery capacity, and local grid conditions, the output will define tailored models for various V2X services (V2H, V2B, V2G) and user profiles. Where are we now? Thanks to other activities, we have gained a better understanding of the market potential and barriers, although this specific activity has not started yet. Where are we going? we will collect data from pilot sites and compare it with typical usage patterns to calculate ROI for each use case. Considering all key cost and outcome factors, we will develop tailored pricing models for different user profiles and site conditions. Finally, these insights will be compiled into a comprehensive business case showcasing V2X potential.