Strom: Bundesnetzagentur lenkt ein – Durchbruch für E-Autos als Stromspeicher
Die Bonner Bundesnetzagentur ändert nach Informationen des Handelsblatts die Regeln für den Einsatz von Elektroautos als Speicher. Die Autoindustrie hatte sich zuvor lautstark beschwert.
Düsseldorf - The Bundesnetzagentur unexpectedly intervened in the dispute over the rules for using electric cars as energy storage systems. On Thursday, the Bonn authority plans to officially submit a more than 200-page regulation on "Fixing the Integration of Batteries and Charging Points" (MiSpeL) - with three significant changes.
This is evident from the final status of the paper, which is on file with the Handelsblatt. According to Bundesnetzagentur CEO Klaus Müller, "All parties want the same: to integrate electric mobility simply, simply, and as quickly as possible into the power grid." The regulator revised its rules during the past days and the decision reflects the auto industry's concerns.
The move pleases the industry, but it's also a breakthrough for energy storage in general. Here are the details.
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