Boosting flexibility: Kaluza integrates EV chargers with domestic batteries

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Kaluza will provide smart flexible energy services combining vehicle-to-grid chargers with domestic energy storage batteries

An innovative new energy service has launched today in a bid to integrate household energy storage systems and electric vehicle (EV) chargers to optimise the provision of flexibility services to local...

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