An industry veteran says the UK needs to observe the US and EU in helping with the shift to electrical cars. Instead, Nissan is revitalizing its bi-directional charging talents by approving new vehicle-to-grid charging hardware from Fermata Energy. Compared to the previous hardware, the new FE-20 is cheaper and supports 33 percent more power and additional UL and IEEE certifications. I’d say it’s a small win for the dying CHAdeMO charging port normal, too. Addressing the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association event in the national capital, he mentioned that the automotive business has the potential to contribute $1.6 trillion by 2047. …