Close Electric vehicles Leasing Start EV journey Charging infrastructure Bespoke solutions Vehicle-to-grid Large business About Us Account Search Menu Main content Vehicle to Grid (V2G) Business Solution With the optimisation of V2G charging, you could see potential savings on your business energy bill of £250 to £450 a year per charger. This is equivalent to around 9,000 free miles a year(1). Why choose vehicle to grid for your business? Reduce your running costs Generate savings equivalent to cost of driving 9,000 miles(1) Similar cost to installing a fast charger No impact on your daily EV charge needs Read more Support a low carbon future Helps stabilise the grid Supports the uptake of renewables Enhances your sustainability position Read more Easy to operate Fast high powered charging Simple charging controls Easy-to-use smart app Read more What is vehicle to grid? Vehicle to grid (V2G) technology allows electric vehicle (EV) batteries to store energy and discharge it back to the electricity network when it’s most needed – for instance at peak times of the day when usage across the UK is at its highest. This two-way exchange of energy provides your business with a number of economic, environmental and operational benefits. Our vehicle to grid charging package What we offer Vehicle to grid charger Full installation Ongoing support and maintenance Asset management & reporting portal Vehicle to grid monthly savings Vehicle to grid compatible car leasing and purchase through our partners What you need Half hourly metered supply Three-phase connection V2G compatible EV (Nissan Leaf or e-NV200) Enquire now Lease a V2G compatible EV We’ve partnered with some specialist electric vehicle leasing companies to offer your business some really great deals on Nissan's vehicle to grid compatible models. Enquire now Latest vehicle to grid news Nissan & EDF launch V2G charging solution EDF has joined forces with Nissan to launch a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charging solution in the UK. The V2G technology enables businesses to support the grid and progress towards their Net Zero targets, whilst reducing their running costs. Read more Vehicle to grid - all the benefits of smart charging, plus Generate savings and reduce your running costs Vehicle to grid uniquely lowers the cost of running your business's electric vehicles by generating savings through a combination of ‘behind-the-meter’ reductions in network charges and savings in energy costs. The savings made through EDF's V2G charging service are shared with you on your energy bill, and can help reduce the annual cost of electric fuel (equivalent to an average 9,000 miles per year per V2G charger, enough to run your vehicles for free. Show that your business is supporting environmental sustainability Vehicle to grid increases the positive impact electric vehicles already have in reducing carbon emissions, by supporting the introduction of renewable energy sources to the electric grid. Electricity generated by intermittent sources such as solar and wind can be stored in EV batteries, and then discharged at times of peak energy demand or those sources aren’t available. Intelligent charging at your fingertips Our vehicle to grid solution includes all of the elements you'd get from a fast charging solution. Each charger links to our intuitive web and phone application allowing fleet managers to remotely check the status of their connected electric vehicles and schedule any charging needs as they require. Why EDF? Experience We installed the first EV charging points into London in 1999 and powered the EV charging network for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games. Trust We're already trusted by a wide range of businesses to help them realize their electric future. Expertise We have a wealth of related expertise to support you in your electric vehicle journey. Investment We're working with key partners such as Pod Point (part of the EDF group), Nissan and DriveElectric to accelerate EV uptake and infrastructure in the UK. Our partnership with Dreev DREEV is a joint venture by EDF Pulse Croissance and Californian start-up NUVVE. DREEV develops smart charging solutions enabling Electric Vehicles to charge cheaper and greener. DREEV relies on a patented technology developed with NUVVE and deployed around the world. Visit Dreev Vehicle to Grid FAQs What is the difference between smart charging and vehicle to grid? How does V2G benefit the grid and the environment? Is vehicle to grid available to residential customers? What vehicles does vehicle to grid work with? Can I get vehicle to grid if I'm not an EDF customer? How do I get my V2G savings? Can I optimise V2G with photovoltaic panels? Will my battery to be empty when I need my vehicle? Can I use my V2G charger to charge other EVs if needed? Learn more about electric cars Road tax & company car tax on electric vehicles Learn more about the tax incentives and benefits available for electric cars. Read about tax benefits Grants, subsidies and schemes for electric cars Find out what government grants are available for your home or your business Read more on grants for electric cars Understand electric car batteries Discover all you need to know about electric car batteries. How they work, to how much they cost to replace and how they're recycled. See how batteries work More electric vehicle options for business Get in touch with the V2G team Enquire now Notes Any savings will dependent on the customer’s tariff, EV usage and DNO connection. Potential savings were calculated with the following considerations: Approximately 10kWh daily energy used for driving (c.30 miles). Vehicle plugged in everyday of the week from around 4.30pm to 8am the next day. It is assumed that Distribution Use of System (DUoS) and Capacity Marketi Supplier Charge (CMSC) are Non-Energy Costs passed through to customers within their energy contract. Assumed average electricity cost calculated at 11.54p/kWh and a fuel consumption of 0.33kWh/mi EDF will carry out a bespoke study based on your requirements and unique circumstances in order to provide a breakdown of estimated savings. For home MyAccount Get a quote Energy efficiency Smart meters Help and support For business Large business Affiliates About us Unsubscribe About EDF Coronavirus information Work for us Download centre Governance Media centre Financial information Modern Slavery Statement Emergency contacts 24 hour gas emergency helpline 0800 111 999 Power cut? Call 105 Go to the EDF Facebook page. Go to the EDF Twitter page. Go to the EDF Linkedin page. Go to the EDF YouTube channel. Go to the EDF Instagram page. 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