Makes me wonder how the Chinese and European power grids can handle it just fine so far, with Norway being not that far away from full transition for example.
If the network is a limiting factor, why not push for dynamic pricing in combinatio with wall boxes that automatically use targetted loading during better prices. If that is implementrf on a large scale, they would stabilise the network rather than destabilising it.
Makes me wonder how the Chinese and European power grids can handle it just fine so far, with Norway being not that far away from full transition for example.
If the network is a limiting factor, why not push for dynamic pricing in combinatio with wall boxes that automatically use targetted loading during better prices. If that is implementrf on a large scale, they would stabilise the network rather than destabilising it.