Core Insights - The Zibo City V2G pilot project has achieved a cumulative discharge of 136,000 kWh, marking the completion of the annual discharge target for the project, transitioning from pilot verification to stable operation [1][2] - The project is part of the first batch of national-scale V2G pilot projects identified by multiple government agencies, including the National Development and Reform Commission [1][2] Project Overview - The pilot project includes two demonstration stations and 24 residential V2G charging piles, initiated in April this year [1] - The project has successfully validated five core scenarios: V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid), V2B (Vehicle-to-Business), V2H (Vehicle-to-Home), V2P (Vehicle-to-Park), and heavy-duty truck discharges [2] Performance Metrics - The V2B model has provided 58,000 kWh of power to shopping malls, alleviating local grid load and saving the malls 17,000 yuan in electricity costs [2] - Over 5,000 instances of new energy vehicles have participated in the two demonstration stations, contributing to a total discharge of 134,000 kWh and 2,160 kWh from residential charging piles [2] Future Directions - The successful implementation of the pilot project accelerates the integration of green energy and smart grids, providing critical data for commercial operation and future user behavior studies [4] - The company plans to continue optimizing charging pile layouts and exploring new operational models to contribute to the construction of a new energy system [4]