NEWS: More PG&E customers can now funnel energy from their EVs to the grid—and get paid for it.

Mobile batteries: PG&E is helping more customers turn their EVs into “a home backup and a grid asset.” How? The utility is broadening its Vehicle-to-Everything program to include more cars, chargers, and software (via partnerships with Bidirectional Energy and PowerFlex.)

What’s in it for me? Customers can get up to $13K in California incentives, in addition to $2.5K upfront (or $3K for disadvantaged communities) from PG&E.