Core Insights - The V2G pilot project in Zibo, Shandong Province, has achieved a total discharge of 136,000 kWh as of November 1, marking the completion of the annual discharge target for the project, which is now transitioning to stable operation [1] - The project is part of the first batch of large-scale V2G pilot projects in China, involving demonstration stations and residential charging piles [1] - The project has successfully validated five core scenarios, with the V2B model showing significant results, providing 58,000 kWh of power to shopping malls and saving 17,000 yuan in electricity costs [1] Project Overview - The Zibo V2G project includes two demonstration stations and 24 residential V2G charging piles [1] - Since the launch of the demonstration stations in April, the local power company has actively participated in multiple centralized discharge activities [1] - The project has explored the practical path for supporting grid emergency assurance through community centralized discharge technology verification [1] Technical Validation - The project has validated V2G, V2B, V2H, V2P, and heavy-duty truck discharge scenarios [1] - The company is collaborating with vehicle manufacturers and charging pile companies to advance the technical research of residential V2G charging piles [1]