The document discusses the role of vehicle-to-everything (v2x) technology in enhancing resiliency in residential homes, highlighting Engie Impact's initiatives in sustainable transformation, including their v2g (vehicle-to-grid) capabilities and real-world implementations. It emphasizes the potential of v2x for optimizing energy management, integrating renewable energy, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Engie’s in-house solutions and partnerships illustrate the ongoing developments in the sector, with major automakers already investing in v2x technologies.

1. Building Resiliency with V2G in Residential Homes
Forth Webinar
Moderated by:
Camron Gorguinpour, PhD
Senior Director, Net Zero Transportation
ENGIE Impact

2. Corporate, city, government clients 1,000+
Sites under management 1,000,000
Number of Employees 2000+
Number of Offices Worldwide 20
Corporations Cities, Governments and Other Territories
ENGIE Impact accelerates sustainability transformation for
cities, corporations, and governments around the world
Zero
Carbon
Zero
Waste
Zero
Water
160,000
Employees
70
Countries
$65 Bn
Revenue
1st
Globally
in microgrids
2nd
Globally in EV
charging stations
Sustainability strategy
& consulting services
low-carbon energy
and services
24.8 GW
Renewable energy

3. Example ENGIE V2X capabilities & activities
ENGIE in-house V2X-enabling solution
SMATCH optimizes (dis-)charging according to the specificities and needs of the site
V2X modeling & technoeconomic analyses
ENGIE Impact recently published V2G technoeconomic evaluation for a proposed
electric school bus fleet at the Grossmont Unified School District
Real World Deployments
EVBox (an ENGIE company) supplied bidirectional charging hardware to the “smart
fossil free island” V2G project, in Porto Santo, Portugal

4. What is vehicle-to-everything (V2X)?
More than smart charging,
V2X offers:
• Electricity grid services – ancillary
services: frequency regulation, reduction of
peak load) enabling potential reductions of
the investment costs for further grid capacity
• Better energy management – optimize
available power and consumption
• Resiliency during emergency
• Accelerated renewables adoption and
integration
• Mitigation of GHG emissions – transport
and electricity sectors
4
V2X unlocks promising capabilities from electric vehicles
Vehicle-to-infrastructure
(V2I)
Vehicle-to-pedestrian
(V2P)
Vehicle-to-device
(V2D)
Vehicle-to-home (V2H)
Vehicle-to-grid
(V2G)
Vehicle-to-vehicle
(V2V)

6. V2X is already underway & an imminent standard feature
Major automakers known to have current or planned V2X capabilities
…and more