Ludwig Hägglund, Strategic Business Development Manager at RECHARGE, explains how EV chargers across Sweden work together as a virtual power plant (VPP).

In this video, he describes how public EV charging infrastructure can be controlled simultaneously to respond to grid events in real time. This approach helps support Swedish and Nordic grid stability while ensuring a predictable and reliable EV driver experience, even when grid operators have limited response windows.

The discussion also highlights why deploying virtual power plants on public charging networks is more complex than in private environments. It requires advanced control, forecasting, and coordination to balance grid flexibility, operational constraints, and customer satisfaction.

As Sweden and the Nordics continue to lead in grid-interactive EV charging and flexibility markets, virtual power plants are becoming a key tool for charge point operators and energy system stakeholders.

👉 Read the full RECHARGE customer case:
https://www.flexecharge.com/resources/customer-cases/flexibility-management-for-recharge-ev-charging-network