UK energy technology company Kaluza has bundled together residential storage, vehicle to grid charging (V2G) and smart charging into an offering for consumers, which will allow them to trade electricity based on short-term fluctuations in market prices. Kaluza’s ‘first-of-a-kind’ IntraFlex project will be the first to combine the three asset types under one umbrella, and has initially been commissioned by distribution network operator Western Power Distribution (WPD), adding to the existing work between the two in the optimized operation of Sonnen batteries. The company also claims that this will be the first time that V2G has been used to provide flexibility to local electricity grids. The project will initially be rolled out over a two-year trial to 300 homes, before…