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ABB Technology and Planning Day 2025 in Berlin: As an exhibitor and speaker, we were able to present the Bi-CCS project to a large professional audience. The topics related to bidirectional charging were met with great interest.

The 2nd Task53 Workshop took place in Brugg, Switzerland. Our team engaged in in-depth discussions with international participants on interoperability based on ISO15118-20 and collaboratively developed a roadmap for the next steps.

The Bi-CCS Summer School “Low Carbon Electricity and Mobility Concepts” sparked great interest, with over 80 BTU students registering to participate. Throughout the week-long program, participants explored key topics including renewable power generation, grid operation, energy storage, and low-emission mobility solutions.

At the 25th Brandenburg Energy Day, we showcased bidirectional charging of electric vehicles in a live demonstration, making V2X technology accessible to a broad audience.

Together with our partners, we presented Bi-CCS as a sponsor and exhibitor at the special exhibition "Bidirectional Charging" during Power2Drive in Munich, part of The Smarter E Europe.

The handover of Volkswagen ID. prototype vehicles to the test drivers has taken place. In the next phase, the vehicles will be integrated into real-world operations at the BTU campuses in Cottbus and Senftenberg to demonstrate a future redispatch concept.

The Volkswagen ID. test vehicles equipped with bidirectional charging were delivered to the Brandenburg University of Technology in Cottbus and integrated into the V2G system demonstrator.

The Bi-CCS project partners come together for the kick-off at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg and pave the way for joint cooperation to develop the bidirectional charging system.

The bidirectional grid control signal based on Stromnetz Berlin's ePager technology was successfully tested and integrated into the system as a grid control variable.