BluWave-ai introduces the Pan-Canadian EV Everywhere Infrastructure Cube, a platform designed to integrate electric vehicles with the power grid. Currently operational in Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia, with broader Canadian coverage available, the Cube is also prepared for international deployment, including ongoing projects in Puerto Rico and the United States. The system is designed to be export-ready and adaptable to various US grid structures.

EV owners can participate by downloading the EV Everywhere mobile app (version 2.0) and connecting their vehicles. The app provides incentives, allows users to track energy consumption, and offers tools for optimizing charging schedules, reducing costs, and lowering carbon footprints.

Utilities and grid operators interested in collaboration can connect through standardized application programming interfaces (APIs) for real-time data sharing. The platform is hosted within Canada and potential partners can reach BluWave-ai via info@bluwave-ai.com.

The National Angel Capital Organization (NACO) recognized the platform’s potential, highlighting its significance as a testament to Canadian innovation contributing to a more secure and thriving future. The Capital Angel Network (CAN) emphasized BluWave-ai’s creation of a unique, Canadian-developed solution in the expanding energy storage sector. Invest Ottawa underscored their collaboration with BluWave-ai, recognizing the company as a rapidly growing Canadian firm utilizing artificial intelligence to provide sustainable energy solutions with global impact.

Analysis by BluWave-ai indicates an average weekly energy consumption of approximately 80 kWh per zero-emission vehicle (ZEV), with an average mileage of 20,000 km per year, equating to roughly 4.8 km per kWh. Furthermore, the average peak charging speed for home Level 2 chargers is 7.2 kW. BluWave-ai’s assessment suggests that 15% of connected vehicles contribute an average of 1 kW of power to the grid.