Come see Fermata Energy at the ACT Expo at Booth #6911

Scott Brierley will speak at the ACT to discuss how our V2G installations are saving municipalities money today

Newlab at Michigan Central is for startups working toward a future of mobility

Two EVs at Plymouth State University delivered 1 MWh of energy with Fermata Energy bidirectional EV charging platform

Glenn will be speaking at the EPRI, Infrastructure Working Council (IWC) to discuss lessons learned from V2G deployments

Watch - The Fully Charged Podcast | Earn Money While You Park with Professor David Slutzky

EnergyHub and Fermata Energy partner to enable utilities to accelerate EVs as grid-edge resources

Join Brian Zelis at the annual NYC DCAS fleet show and learn more about V2G 

Amazon and Walmart are creating huge demand for electric trucks and vans

Vehicle-to-grid charger provider expands to distributed energy software

The dream of transactive energy tariffs for microgrids inches forward

Claire Broido Johnson will be speaking at CERAWeek to discuss the value of V2G for grid resilience

Melissa Chan will be speaking at the 2023 NH Energy Week to discuss how New Hampshire can encourage V2G deployment through rate design and utility incentives

Anna Demeo will be speaking at TC3 Carrier Connections to discuss the intersection of V2G and VPPs, and their role in the energy industry

Solar installers: Add EV charger installation to your services now

Department of Energy announces first of its kind collaboration to accelerate "Vehicle-to-Everything" technologies

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Fermata Energy Expands Its Leadership Team to Meet the Growing Demand for V2X Technology

Claire Weiller joins Fermata Energy as Director of European Strategic Partnerships

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GSA announces three new electric vehicle charging pilots at Denver Federal Center

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Wells Fargo innovation incubator announces its first demonstration cohort

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Qmerit partners with Fermata Energy to accelerate Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) solutions for commercial, multi-family and utility customers

Fermata Energy’s Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology lowers energy costs and increases renewable energy use for the City of Boulder, Colorado

Department of Energy wants to know: How can EVs give back to 'the grid'?

Bidirectional charging could be the next evolution of EVs

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Reddit’s Chief Technology Officer to bring leadership and experience to the scaling of V2X technology

Marty Weiner joins Fermata Energy’s advisory board

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Can a garage full of Revel taxis stop the next blackout?

This New England utility will soon pay EV owners to help to back up the grid

From electric school buses to Nissan Leafs, can vehicle-to-grid technology accelerate the clean-energy revolution?

Electric vehicles charging back with V2G technology

Governor Whitmer announces grants to bolster mobility industry and increase accessibility in the state

Fermata Energy, the leader in vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging systems, today announced it has named Anna Demeo, PhD, as the company’s first Chief Product Officer.

Anna Demeo Joins Vehicle-to-Everything Leader Fermata Energy as Chief Product Officer

Meet Fermata Energy at Distributech in San Diego, Verizon booth #4216

Verizon and Newlab incubate 7 startups to leverage 5G networks

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Claire Weiller will be attending the AIT FORUM - Accelerating mobility transitions

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Scott Brierley, who led Nissan’s V2X bidirectional charging initiative, joins Fermata Energy as 
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Phoenix Motorcars & Fermata Energy Form Long-Term Partnership for V2X Bidirectional Charging

V2G bidirectional chargers at New England’s largest energy storage and hydroelectric facility will support the integration of renewable energy and grid stability during peak load hours.

FirstLight Power, Fermata Energy, and Skyview Ventures partner to launch first ever Vehicle-to-Grid charging platform in Western Massachusetts

Green Car Congress: Nissan approves first bi-directional charger for use with Nissan LEAF in the US; Fermata Energy FE-15 charger

Claire Broido Johnson will be speaking at the CTLR Strategy Forum & Reception in Washington DC

Vehicle-to-building (V2B) pilot installed by Fermata Energy at Bigelow Tea’s Louisville facility

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Melissa Chan joins Fermata Energy as Director of Grid Solutions and Strategic Partnerships

Fermata Energy leadership team grows in tandem with interest in EV charging infrastructure

Bidirectional EVs could lend a hand in power crisis

Join Melissa Chan at AESP annual conference

Glenn Skutt, PhD, is on Panel for the First Annual V2G Business Policy & Technology Forum in Los Angeles, CA

Glenn Skutt, PhD, is on the Panel for the First Annual V2G Business Policy & Technology Forum in Los Angeles, CA

Fermata Energy, the nation’s leader in proven vehicle-to-everything (V2X) systems, recently named Brian Zelis as National Sales Director.

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Virtual Peaker partners with Fermata Energy to bring V2G bidirectional vehicle charging technology to utilities

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John Wheeler is speaking on EVs as a grid storage resource at Intersolar North America 

Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) installation nets positive energy results for a historic building in Denver and cost savings to the nonprofit that installed It

Vehicle-to-Grid programs give rise to mobile microgrids

A partnership between The Alliance Center and Fermata Energy will result in reduced energy costs

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New Partnership Combines Electric Carsharing with Vehicle-to-Grid Technology

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(Excerpt below from article by Ken Silverstein originally posted on Forbes, June 7, 2022.)

The city of Boulder, Colorado, is trying out a vehicle-to-building technology, which takes electricity from electric vehicles (EVs) and feeds that into buildings. It is partnering with Fermata Energy to reduce the city’s building energy costs with an innovative pilot at its recreation center.

What makes this test so significant is its broader implications. The same concept is in use now, which takes power from those EVs and sends it to the grid — something that any distributed energy resource can do. That includes solar panels, battery storage, and localized microgrids. Indeed, the ability to aggregate those assets and channel the collective energy is known as a “virtual power plant.” Utilities could create such a plan of action if the electric grid gets knocked out during a hurricane, wildfire, or earthquake.

“We look forward to testing this new technology and seeing the data to understand the potential of projects like this,” said Matt Lehrman, Boulder’s Energy Strategy Advisor. “If we can reduce our peak demand and save money through this project, it might unlock new use cases for expanding the city’s electric vehicle fleet. Not only can electric vehicles help meet our climate goals and reduce air pollution, but they might also be a strategy to reduce operating costs and enhance resilience.”

As for Boulder, it has at least 21 EVs. As the program expands, more of them could be used as vehicles — pardon the pun — to send energy to the grid or buildings. The technology is “bidirectional:” fleet cars charge at night when the power demand is at its lowest, and discharge during the day when electricity demand peaks. The goal is to cut the city’s electricity bills. And it works for companies and consumers too. Boulder residents use on average 16 kilowatt-hours a day. A 2020 Nissan LEAF battery has 62 kilowatt-hours of storage, meaning that it could power a small business for four days.

Read this article in its entirety on Forbes.