Electricity providers spending $2.7M on EV infrastructure, grid in Ontario

Carla Nell IESO — Carla Nell, vice-president of corporate relations, stakeholder engagement and innovation at IESO, says EVs can be “much more” than a way for drivers to get from A to B. (DAVID KENNEDY)

November 10, 2021 03:16 PM

Electric vehicles take power from the grid to keep their wheels turning when out on the road. A trio of new Ontario pilot projects will test how effectively EVs can give that power back when parked.

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