The widespread adoption of electric vehicles puts pressure on power grids, as grid design has not taken into account the capability for distributed generation and large-scale electric vehicle charging. The charging speed and abundance of charging locations are also important factors in electric vehicle charging.
Adding storage capabilities to charging stations provides flexibility for both drivers and the power grid. Batteries allow for the accumulation of reserve energy, which can be used during periods of high charging demand. High-capacity batteries enable charging stations to offer fast and continuous charging services, even when the grid is under heavy load.
