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Stabilizing Cubic GeSe via Metavalent Alloying for Enhanced Thermoelectric Performance Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Yuan Ye, Binrong Huang, Yugeng Li
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Q&A: How ‘vehicle-to-grid’ technology could boost China’s electricity system

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By Yuan Ye
| Eco-Business
EVs connected via “vehicle-to-grid” (V2G) technology can function as “batteries on wheels” that charge and discharge according to the needs of the wider electricity system. The idea of turning EVs into “power banks” has already sparked both business and political interest in China. V2G involves two-way electric charging that allows EVs to act as flexible power sources, which can potentially help with the electricity supply from the grid.
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Q&A: How ‘vehicle-to-grid’ technology could boost China’s electricity system Original

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By Yuan Ye
| Carbon Brief
China’s surging electric vehicles (EVs) ownership – now exceeding 25.5m – is opening the door to a new technology that can help to enhance the flexibility of electricity supply. EVs connected via “vehicle-to-grid” (V2G) technology can function as “batteries on wheels” that charge and discharge according to the needs of the wider electricity system. The idea of turning EVs into “power banks” has already sparked both business and political interest in China.
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