  In this paper we propose a new engine management system for hybrid vehicles
to enable energy providers and car manufacturers to provide new services.
Energy forecasts are used to collaboratively orchestrate the behaviour of
engine management systems of a fleet of PHEV's to absorb oncoming energy in an
smart manner. Cooperative algorithms are suggested to manage the energy
absorption in an optimal manner for a fleet of vehicles, and the mobility
simulator SUMO is used to show simple simulations to support the efficacy of
the proposed idea.
