A guide to the next generation of EV charging with V2Grid Australia
We envisage a future where every EV is not just a vehicle, but a clean energy resource that powers homes and businesses while supporting the grid and creating a more resilient, sustainable Australia for future generations.
Our Mission
Our mission is to lead Australia’s vehicle-to-grid (V2G) transformation by providing innovative, smart charging solutions that empower Australians to fully leverage their EVs. We’re committed to making V2G accessible, sustainable, and seamless for individuals and businesses alike, turning EVs into energy contributors that improve energy security and reduce emissions.
Our mission is to lead Australia’s vehicle-to-grid (V2G) transformation by providing innovative, smart charging solutions that empower Australians to fully leverage their EVs. We’re committed to making V2G accessible, sustainable, and seamless for individuals and businesses alike, turning EVs into energy contributors that improve energy security and reduce emissions.
Our Story
Founded by experienced industry leaders Matt Downie and James Murray, V2Grid Australia emerged from a shared belief that Australia’s transition to electric mobility could do more than reduce emissions—it could reshape how we generate, store, and use energy.
Our founders, both veterans in the fields of sustainable energy and EV infrastructure, saw a future where every EV becomes a mobile power source, helping Australians to not only reduce fuel dependency but also stabilise the grid during peak times.
Together, their combined expertise and innovative thinking has led to the successful launch V2Grid Australia. V2Grid Australia sets the stage for Australia’s first complete vehicle-to-grid solution that benefits users in both public and private environments.
Today, we’re paving the way for an interconnected energy landscape where EVs are integral to everyday energy resilience.
V2Grid Australia offers more than a charging station. Our advanced V2G technology transforms EVs into mobile energy sources that has the capacity to give power back to the grid when it’s needed most.
Whether powering a home during a blackout, balancing energy loads at work, or feeding back to the grid, our solution is a smart investment in energy independence. This next-generation charging infrastructure is designed to adapt as grid technology evolves, making our system future-proof and reliable.
With our unique, first-to-market technology, Australia’s energy landscape is moving towards a cleaner, more self-reliant future, where every EV is a contributor to a stronger, more sustainable grid.
Electric vehicles (EVs) can help you save on energy costs by doing more than just getting you from point A to B. Through bidirectional charging technology, EVs not only take in power but can also send electricity back out – giving you the opportunity to power your home or feed energy back into the grid.
V2G is a form of bidirectional charging that allows an EV’s battery to supply power to the grid, similar to how solar systems with net metering send excess energy back to the grid for bill credits. This capability can relieve stress on the grid during peak times and maximize the value of your electric vehicle.V2G technology offers several advantages:
V2G technology offers several advantages:
By providing energy back to the grid during high demand, V2G can help stabilize it
EVs equipped with V2G allow you to earn credits on your electric bill, maximizing your solar or EV investment
With V2G, EVs serve as mobile batteries, making it easier to use clean energy
In addition to V2G, other forms of bidirectional charging include:
Vehicle-to-Home (V2H): Powers your home during outages
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V): Powers individual devices or other EVs
V2Grid Australia offers a range of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) chargers with various power capacities to support bidirectional charging.
Our products include:
7-22kW single and three phase V2G wallbox with 750V capacity.
22-132kW three-phase V2G callbox, compatible with higher voltage.
All models support CCS2 and CHAdeMO standards, making them versatile for different EV requirements.
V2Grid Australia is transforming EV charging by setting a new benchmark for vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology. Founded by industry experts James Murray and Matt Downie, the company is focused on creating a robust, homegrown solution that not only meets Australian standards but also positions the country as a leader in bidirectional EV charging. Their vision includes bringing manufacturing to Australia, enabling local production and reducing reliance on imports.
Hardware
The V2Grid Australia hardware is engineered for reliability and adaptability, built to handle high-capacity energy transfers while meeting Australian standards. With hardware ready to support EV models equipped for bidirectional charging in 2025, V2Grid Australia’s technology is designed to evolve with the market, laying the groundwork for Australia’s sustainable energy future.
Software
The V2Grid Australia software platform enables seamless bidirectional power flow, allowing EVs to feed energy back to homes or the grid when needed. With intuitive design and secure integration, it optimizes energy distribution and aligns with utility requirements to support future EV advancements. As V2G becomes more widely adopted, the software will help drivers achieve significant savings, with research from Indra showing that V2G can reduce energy costs by as much as 30%.
This charger allows EV owners to not only charge their vehicles but also feed energy back into the grid, demonstrating how public charging infrastructure can contribute to grid stability while offering savings to users. The case study highlights the integration of V2G in urban areas and its potential to reduce energy costs and improve sustainability.
Bidirectional charging allows your EV to both take in power and give electricity back to your home or the grid. V2G specifically refers to the process of supplying energy back to the grid, which can help balance grid demand and reduce energy bills during peak hours.
By using stored energy from your EV battery during peak times, you can avoid high electricity rates, offsetting costs. If you have a solar system, you can store excess solar energy in your EV battery and use it during these periods.
No, not all EVs support bidirectional charging. However, more models with this capability are expected to enter the market by 2025, aligning with V2G technology advancements.
Frequent charging and discharging can lead to some battery wear over time. However, V2Grid Australia’s technology is designed to manage this impact, helping to extend battery life by optimising charge cycles.
According to Indra research, using V2G can lead to savings of up to 30% on energy bills, depending on your energy consumption patterns and peak pricing structures.
V2G chargers require a compatible bidirectional charging unit, wiring support, and connection to either the home or the grid. V2Grid Australia provides installation and support to ensure everything is set up according to standards.
Yes, V2G can still be valuable without solar panels by allowing you to store grid power in your EV at off-peak rates and use it during high-demand periods, effectively reducing your electricity costs.
V2Grid Australia provides comprehensive customer support, helping with installation, troubleshooting, and software configuration.
Our dedicated support team is available through phone at 08 7095 7622, email at info@v2grid.com.au and via our website v2grid.com.au