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Fermata Energy Joins NSF-Funded E-VIBES Project for Advancing Vehicle-Grid Integration
Slice of Energy Team
July 29, 2024
Key Highlights:
Fermata Energy advises on a three-year NSF-funded research project.
E-VIBES Project aims to develop efficient Vehicle-Grid Integration systems.
Partnership includes University of Colorado-Denver, North Carolina State University, and more.
Focus Areas: economic, behavioral, technical concepts, socio-economic disparities, and machine learning.
Real-World Impact: enhancing energy management, grid stability, and cost savings.
Source (Business Wire)
Notable Quotes:
“Our role in this research will ensure that Vehicle-Grid Integration systems are not only innovative and efficient but also accessible and beneficial to all, bridging socio-economic gaps in energy access.”
"Collaborating with Fermata Energy has provided a vital link between our research and real-world application. This partnership allows us to develop solutions that are not only technologically advanced but also sustainable and equitable, ensuring a more resilient energy future for all communities.”
Our Take:
The integration of electric vehicles (EVs) with the energy grid represents a transformative shift in energy management. Fermata Energy's participation in the NSF-funded E-VIBES project is poised to accelerate this transition, leveraging interdisciplinary expertise to create comprehensive and equitable Vehicle-Grid Integration (VGI) systems. By focusing on economic, behavioral, and technical dimensions, this initiative addresses critical challenges such as power outages and energy costs, paving the way for a resilient and sustainable energy future. The collaboration underscores the importance of bridging academic research with practical industry insights, ensuring that the innovations developed are not only cutting-edge but also widely accessible and beneficial.