Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of merging at least one vehicle from a first group of vehicles and at least one vehicle from a second group of vehicles, where the merged vehicles communicate with one another, and where a main vehicle in the second group is notified of the merging by the at least one vehicle in the second group after the merging.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of obtaining a destination of a vehicle, determining an amount of traffic in an area proximate a route to the destination within a time frame, determining a best time to leave in the time frame and a worst time to leave in the time frame, where the best time to leave provides a minimum traffic in the area and the worst time to leave provides a maximum traffic in the area, and determining one or more of a degradation of a battery of the vehicle and an energy usage of the vehicle for one or more of the best time to leave and the worst time to leave.

Abstract: An example operation includes determining that a non-electric vehicle associated with a location has a utilization level greater than a threshold; and limiting energy at the location commensurate with an energy related to the utilization level.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining a portion of a needed charge of a battery of a vehicle at a first time; and determining a remaining portion of the needed charge at a second time; preserving a charge of the vehicle's battery to be between around 20% capacity and around 80% capacity, based on the determined portion and the determined remaining portion; wherein the preserving avoids an electric grid's peak usage.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining at least one high-priority device at a location, determining a loss of electricity at the location has occurred thereby rendering the device unusable, and directing electricity from a vehicle to the device, based on a need being over a threshold.

Abstract: An example operation includes determining, by a first vehicle, that an outage of an electrical grid exists at a location in an area, wherein the first vehicle is coupled to the electrical grid through a charging station at the location; and requesting, by the first vehicle, for a second vehicle to provide electricity to the location, wherein the second vehicle is in motion in the area.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of providing electricity to a vehicle by a plurality of elements in a battery, determining an element of the plurality of elements is operating below a threshold, disabling the element, and providing the electricity by remaining elements of the plurality of elements.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of providing, by a battery of a vehicle, energy to a location, departing, by the vehicle, when a condition at the location is above or below a threshold, receiving a charge at the battery of the vehicle, from a charging station until the condition is at the threshold, and returning, by the vehicle, to the location when the condition is at the threshold and a capacity of the battery is above a level.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of establishing communication between a transport and a location via a module including a battery, determining an energy amount in the transport and an energy requirement at the location, and initiating a transfer of a portion of the energy amount from the transport to the battery based on an intended use of the portion at one or more devices at the location.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of sensing that a transport in a group is performing at an efficiency below a threshold and modifying at least one other transport in the group to perform at an efficiency above the threshold, wherein the efficiency above the threshold is similar to efficiency below the threshold, wherein the modification occurs at a final portion of a route of the at least one other transport.

Abstract: An example operation includes directing a vehicle to a first proposed user of the vehicle in lieu of a second proposed user of the vehicle, based on a first need of the first proposed user being greater than a second need of the second proposed user.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of halting, by a vehicle, charge to a location when a battery capacity of the vehicle is below a threshold; determining, by the vehicle, another vehicle that is available to provide charge to the location; maneuvering, by the vehicle, to a charging station; maneuvering, by the another vehicle, to the location; and providing, by the another vehicle, charging to the location.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining, by a vehicle, a future energy need at a location, reserving, by the vehicle, an initial portion of the future energy need, determining, by the vehicle, one or more other vehicles at the location configured to store a remaining portion of the future energy need, transferring, by the vehicle, the reserved initial portion to an energy storage at the location, and instructing, by the vehicle, the one or more other vehicles to transfer the remaining portion to the energy storage.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of: predicting that an event related to an electric grid will affect an area comprising at least one of a first location or a second location; ranking the first and second locations in the area based on a first electricity need at the first location and a second electricity need at the second location, to determine a highest-ranking location with a greatest electricity need among the first location and the second location; determining a vehicle type based upon the greatest electricity need; and dispatching a vehicle of the vehicle type to the highest-ranking location prior to or during the event.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining transports able to provide supplemental energy when an event occurs related to an electrical grid, selecting one or more of the determined transports to appear in order at a location affected by the event, where the order is based on a size of the selected transports, and provide the supplemental energy from the selected transports to the location.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of directing, by a server, a transport to provide charge to a stationary energy source when a grid demand is above a threshold, and directing, by the server, one or more other transports to retrieve a portion of the provided charge from the stationary energy source.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of storing, in a battery at a location, a first amount of charge at a time of elevated energy use, and using a second amount of charge equivalent to the first amount at another location at a second time, after the time, when energy use is greater than the elevated energy use.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining a location in an area that may lose electricity during an event related to a grid, conserving energy through a muting of energy consumption at the location, storing the conserved energy in an energy storage device at the location, and using the conserved energy at the location when the event occurs.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of determining groups of electric transports in an area that will have an available stored charge at a future time; verifying that one or more of the groups of electric transports are connected to an energy receiving module in the area immediately prior to the future time; and initiating a transfer of the available stored charge at the future time, wherein the future time is related to an energy demand of an electric grid being greater than a threshold.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of obtaining charge by a transport via a first charging capability while traveling along a route to a destination and re-routing the transport to obtain additional charge via a secondary charging capability while decreasing a travel time to the destination.