欧洲电力行业联盟：2025年挖掘潜力：释放电动汽车尚未开发的灵活性报告（英文版）

An energy system transitioning to net zero and phasing out Russian oil and gas imports is going to need more flexibility. Electric vehicles (EVs) can become a flexibility asset for Europe’s electricity grid thanks to smart charging and vehicle-to-grid technologies (V2G). Eurelectric’s EVision joint report with EY shows that, by 2030, 15% of vehicles on Europe’s roads will be electric and by 2050, EVs will reach approximately 250 million, roughly 20 times up from today. 1 Based on this current