Systems and methods for enabling energy transfer from a vehicle

A method to provide energy from a vehicle to a building, the method comprising:

• receiving, by a transceiver, a set point temperature, a historical building load consumption information and a current building load consumption information associated with the building;
• obtaining, by a processor, a trigger signal;
• transmitting, by the processor, a command signal to cause an activation of a first building component to the set point temperature responsive to obtaining the trigger signal;
• comparing, by the processor, the current building load consumption information with the historical building load consumption information responsive to activating the first building component;
• determining, by the processor, the first building component load profile based on the comparison and the set point temperature;
• and
• controlling, by the processor, the first building component operation based on the first building component load profile,
• wherein the first building component is a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system of the building.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereupon which, when executed by a processor cause the processor to:

• obtain a trigger signal;
• cause energy transfer from a vehicle a building responsive to the trigger signal;
• obtain via the transceiver, a set point temperature, a historical building load consumption information and a current building load consumption information associated with the building;
• obtain a trigger signal;
• transmit a command signal to cause an activation of a first building component to a set point temperature responsive to obtaining the trigger signal;
• compare current building load consumption information with historical building load consumption information responsive to activating the first building component;
• determine the first building component load profile based on the comparison and the set point temperature;
• and
• control the first building component operation based on the first building component load profile,
• wherein the first building component is a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system of the building.