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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 30 MIN

To Accelerate Bidirectional Charging, Overcome One-Way Rules with These Policy Ideas

from Clean Energy Today · host Lisa Cohn

Millions of people are driving electric vehicles (EV) which, with bidirectional charging, can provide value to the electrical grid and back up homes and businesses during outages. What's standing in the way of unlocking these benefits? Steve Letendre, an  energy economist, senior advisor to the Vehicle-Grid Integration Council and the founder and editor of V2G News, says bidirectional charging technology is trapped behind one-way rules. He offers policy ideas that could advance bidirectional charging. About the Guest: Steve Letendre's work centers on unlocking the value of distributed energy resources, especially bidirectional EVs to accelerate the clean energy transition. He has led regulatory affairs at two leading V2G companies (Fermata Energy and Nuvve), where he developed and executed cross-functional strategies to shape state and federal policy, influence regulatory proceedings and align market rules with emerging technologies. Subscribe to and rate this podcast on Apple Podcasts Learn about host Lisa Cohn at CleanEnergyWriters.com

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