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ANU looks at how EV’s can be used to prevent blackouts

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : July 9, 2024 - 17:32

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The Australian National University has been crunching some numbers and has found EV's could limit the spread of power cuts during emergency outages. Earlier this year a fleet of just sixteen EV’s charging in Canberra detected a blackout in Melbourne and were able to discharge power back into the grid.

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