The cheapest way to add storage to solar
Whether it's your first storage or extra capacity, an EV stores more than two to three times the energy of most home batteries.
We're developing a new approach to vehicle-to-grid (V2G) that lets everyday EV owners save money by using their car's battery to power their home and support the energy grid - without the cost and risk of today's solutions.
Whether it's your first storage or extra capacity, an EV stores more than two to three times the energy of most home batteries.
V2G-Key will be available at a fraction of the cost of today's bidirectional chargers.
Peace of mind without export limits or jeopardising warranties.
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How V2G-Key works
V2G-Key's patent-pending approach allows you to charge your EV via AC and discharge it via DC into your inverter's solar inputs. We call it Synthetic Solar™: to your inverter, your EV looks just like another solar array.
Warranty backstop
Every V2G-Key comes with independent warranty backstop cover, arranged through our specialist insurance partner and underwritten by a leading global insurer.
If your EV battery or solar inverter manufacturer denies an otherwise valid warranty claim because of V2G participation, you're covered.
V2G-Key is built for anyone with solar, from homes to fleets: solar households, commercial fleets, rental fleets, car sharing, EV dealerships and farms with solar.
No. V2G-Key has a smart switching function, so it can share an input that's already connected to your solar panels.
V2G-Key will be available Australia-wide, with a target launch date of Q3 2027. Merge Energy is also exploring expansion into overseas markets, including the USA and Europe.
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