The Forum on October 21-23 will include an exhibition area in which organizations will be showcasing V2G standards-based technology advances, devices and equipment in operation. Demo companies and exhibitors will receive tabletop space and adjacent floor space to accommodate displays, as well as recognition as Silver-level sponsors.
The Forum in October will be held at the American Center for Mobility (ACM), which features extensive infrastructure for equipment demos -- including a 90-MW DTE Energy substation on site, as well as a live, non-exporting interconnection with the DTE grid. This allows for demos to be real-time displays of V2G systems in action.
V2G Demos and Exhibit
Showcasing the performance of standards-compliant V2G systems
Exhibitors and demo participants will have the opportunity to showcase their V2G technology thought leadership, standardization progress and innovations to key industry executives attending the 3-day Forum.
As an official EV interoperability demo lab site supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, ACM has the goal of driving V2G development, deployment and interoperability in North America. This is a unique opportunity to participate in this extensive ACM V2G showcase and initiative.
Technologies appropriate for showcasing within the demos and exhibit include:
V2G-DC systems which are certified to, or conformant with UL 1741 SA or SB
V2G-AC systems in prototype form which support SAE 3072 and UL 1741 SC
Split inverter vehicles and charging systems based on emerging ISO standards
ISO 15118 systems leveraging IEC 61851-21 and -23 conformance requirements
OCPP 2.0.1 and 2.1 implementations
Commercially available V2G systems supported by CHAdeMO
V1G and V2H / V2B systems offering foundations to commercial V2G
Emulations of scalable Utility-managed V2G power flow
Interconnection testing and system modeling platforms
V2X test, validation and certification tools and systems
V2G-DC and V2G-AC Control Platforms for Network and System Aggregators
Cybersecurity solutions supporting State and Federal compliance to V2G
Integration with DER Management Systems (DERMS) and interoperability leveraging grid support functions
