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Larger Electric Vehicle Parc to Generate Investment Opportunities in the Utility Grid Infrastructure
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"Utilities will play a bigger role in the transportation electrification revolution with offerings such as , integration with , ( ), and ," said . "Collaborative efforts between various stakeholders in the automotive and energy value chain are critical for utilities to offer ."
Frost & Sullivan's recent analysis, , provides a holistic overview of EV penetration and its potential impact on energy demand. It analyzes its effect on stakeholders such as , , , EV end users, regulators and external actors, and . It also presents recommendations on the strategies for energy service providers and the action plan for utilities. The study covers the geographical markets of , , , , , and .
" China and the US are likely to face a supply gap in the early-to-mid 2030s, while Germany and Japan have around five years longer before the situation becomes critical," noted . "However this supply deficit is only part of the issue. EV's will bring considerable variable load onto the grid, which is an opportunity – as long as there is investment in the 2020s to handle this."
Currently, many utilities in key markets are still exploring options in terms of EV charging and tariffs. The majority of the grid investment is expected to be focused on the distribution side, aimed at increasing the capacity. For greater investment opportunities, utilities will look to:
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