station utilizing battery inventory 106 as energy bank batteries inventory 106 may be any type of rechargeable battery and may be in the form of battery modules each having multiple battery packs the battery packs may be continuously connected to grid 100 and may be remotely set to provide regulation up or down when needed by governing utility company or gas station network the quantity of batteries in battery inventory 106 may be easily increased or decreased by adding or removing battery modules depending on demanded capacity the gas station may have a capacity ranging from 1 mw to more than 10 mw battery packs in battery inventory 106 may transfer dc energy directly to underground charger 116 underground charger 116 may have a dc dc converter underground line connection 114 may include very high voltage power lines to ensure that enough energy is transferred to vehicle charge spots 122 to aid in charging the batteries the gas station may use rooftop solar panels 112 and wind generators 104 grid connection 100 may be for example a 1000 volt 1500 ampere connection depending on the size and capacity of the gas station in order for the station to regulate back into the grid charger 120 may allow bi directional energy flow the station may have service bays 108 and storefront 110 energy purchases may be made either at charge spots 122 or in storefront 110 each station may aid in service and technical maintenance at the station 39 s service bay 108 fig2 illustrates the.