Flexibly-Responsive Energy Delivery

The trial included 250 people

November 11, 2021

Smart charging can reduce electricity costs by 26%, but barriers remain finds FRED trial

Smart charging can reduce the cost of supplying electricity by 26%, the Flexibly-Responsive Energy Delivery (FRED) trial has found.

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