Anaheim-based Phoenix Motor Inc. (Nasdaq: PEV) announced today the signing of an Equipment Testing Agreement with Charlottesville, VA-based Fermata Energy LLC.
Fermata Energy V2X Bidirectional Charger Allows Business Owners to Utilize Their Nissan LEAF to Help Reduce Energy Costs
The US Department of Energy and 20+ partners from labor, state/local governments, utilities, & private entities, including Fermata Energy, will evaluate the feasibility of bidirectional plug-in electric vehicles in our energy infrastructure. Read the Vehicle-to-Everything announcement bit.ly/3EtM6z7dhere.
Fermata Energy’s Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Technology Lowers Energy Costs and Increases Renewable Energy Use for the City of Boulder, Colorado. Vehicle-to-Building (V2B) Project in Boulder, in Partnership with Fermata Energy, demonstrates that Electric Vehicle (EV) Fleets Can Lower Energy Costs for Municipalities.
Electric vehicles are wasting energy while parked. The real potential of an EV lies in how vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology enables EV owners to access different value streams. A collaboration between Fermata Energy, The Alliance Center, and Colorado CarShare has resulted in over $950 in savings on its electricity bills in just four months using one Fermata Energy 15kW bidirectional charger and one Nissan LEAF.
With COP26 in Glasgow to two product launches in Switzerland and Sweden, it has been another busy week. We are also preparing locally for the final art fair of the season in Michigan and Ford Motor Company announced its collaboration with Fermata Energy and New Lab. From Bloomberg to Emirate Business, here is a sample of the media from this week.
Leading up to COP26 this was another big week for our clients. We worked with Swiss-based global climate solutions provider South Pole in launching their annual net zero report, The Push and Pull of Net Zero: Drivers of Climate Action and secured this article in Forbes and Edie, based in the U.K.; LanzaTech, a Chicago-based carbon technology company was featured on CNN in this story on carbon solutions. And with LanzaTech’s CEO in Saudi Arabia speaking at the Future Investment Initiative (FII), we had amazing covering in publications such as Bloomberg and Arabian Business.Also this week, Ford in partnership with New Lab, announced our client, Charlottesville-based Fermata Energy was selected as one of 5 startups for the new Michigan Central Mobility Studio.
Electric mobility company Revel, clean energy developer NineDot Energy, and leading vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology services provider, Fermata Energy, today announced a new partnership focused on testing V2G technology and operations. V2G has the potential to play a major role in supporting grid reliability by using the batteries in fleets of electric vehicles (EVs) to supply energy back to the grid during times of peak electricity demand. This technology could also be crucial to expanding the adoption of solar and wind by acting as a source of backup power when the sun goes down or when the wind stops blowing. Revel is the first electric mobility company to deploy V2G technology.
