Electric cars will affect the electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution system by increasing demand — albeit mostly in off-peak hours. But a more intriguing issue is the electrical generating capacity of millions of vehicles. In theory, these vehicles could feed power to the grid during peak load times and help utilities meet demand. But will this ever work in practice, or will the technical hurdles prove too high?
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