Designing a Peer-to-Peer Sharing Service as Fuel for the Development of the Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Matzner, Martin; Chasin, Friedrich; Hoffen, Moritz von; Plenter, Florian; Becker, Jörg

doi:10.1109/hicss.2016.201

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“…Double auction and P2P trading market mechanism are introduced into the second stage of the charging right trading market. The charging station can independently quote the charging right [32]. When the buyer's quotation is higher than the seller's, the transaction price is the average value of the two parties' quotation.…”

Section: Charging Right Trading Mechanism and Model Of Charging Stationmentioning

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RETRACTED: Blockchain-Enabled Charging Right Trading Among EV Charging Stations

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Increasing penetration of electric vehicles (EVs) gives rise to the challenges in the secure operation of power systems. The EV charging loads should be distributed among charging stations in a fair and incentive-compatible manner while ensuring that power transmission and transformation facilities are not overloaded. This paper first proposes a charging right (or charging power ration) trading mechanism and model based on blockchain. Considering all kinds of random factors of charging station loads, we use Monte Carlo modeling to determine the charging demand of charging stations in the future. Based on the charging demand of charging stations, a charging station needs to submit the charging demand for a future period. The blockchain first distributes initial charging right in a just manner and ensures the security of facilities. Given that the charging urgency and elasticity differences vary by charging stations, all charging stations then proceed with double auction and peer-to-peer (P2P) transaction of charging right. Bids and offers are cleared via double auctions if bids are higher than offers. The remaining bids and offers are cleared via the P2P market. Then, this paper designs the charging right allocation and trading platform and smart contract based on the Ethernet blockchain to ensure the safety of the distribution network (DN) and the transparency and efficiency of charging right trading. Simulation results based on the Ethereum private blockchain show the fairness and efficiency of the proposed mechanism and the effectiveness of the method and the mechanism.

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Section: Charging Right Trading Mechanism and Model Of Charging Stationmentioning

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“…Indeed, some scholars go so far as to claim that these platforms are critical to the successful transformation of the energy sector (Zhang et al , 2018). Up until now, the academic debate around platformization in the energy sector has focused on distinct platform applications, such as local energy markets (Rosen and Madlener, 2016), plug-sharing platforms (Matzner et al , 2016) or vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services (Schmidt et al , 2015). However, there has been no attempt to take a more holistic view of platformization and sustainabilization, something this paper will attempt to address.…”

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Green energy platform economics – understanding platformization and sustainabilization in the energy sector

Menzel

Teubner

2020

IJESM

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Purpose This paper aims to present a conceptual framework for the emerging field of green energy platform economics. Design/methodology/approach The authors develop a conceptual framework based on a careful review of the existing literature, and research into the current provider landscape and insights from academic and industry experts. The authors also examine the implications for the energy sector’s value chain and derive a research agenda based on those areas where research still needs to be pursued. Findings The framework combines the spatial characteristics of platform models (residential/mobile) with the different types of platform business model (B2C/C2C/C2Grid). Using this framework, the authors illustrate how green energy platforms can fundamentally disrupt the conventional electricity value chain by enabling prosumers to market their assets, creating new arenas for trading and collaboration, and by increasing transparency and competition in the sector. The authors also identify areas where more research is required, particularly empirical studies into energy forms other than electricity and analyses of currently underrepresented aspects such as user interfaces and social interactions. Social implications Green energy platforms have the potential to contribute meaningfully to the energy sector’s decarbonization, digitalization and decentralization, and hence to the deceleration of climate change. Originality/value This paper is among the first to provide a holistic perspective on platformization in the energy sector. It also offers a new perspective on platform economics in general that is based on the unique characteristics of energy as an economic good (intangibility, homogeneity, credence good).

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“…On the other hand, when cloud storage or generation capacity is distributed among small owners or installations and is pooled to provide a service as a 'virtual power plant' on a C2B or B2B level, this business activity is based on privately shared resources and represents a form of economic sharing similar to cloud computing [41]. On a C2C level, generation, storage or EV charging facilities can be shared with others on a commercial or not-for-profit basis, e.g., within energy cooperatives [50,51].…”

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The Energy System and the Sharing Economy: Interfaces and Overlaps and What to Learn from Them

Plewnia

2019

Energies

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The dissemination of decentralized renewable energy generation, storage and smart metering devices has led to the need for new business models and coordination mechanisms in the energy sector. At the same time, the emerging sharing economy focuses on using digital platforms to coordinate value creation on a decentralized level. While sharing concepts have already been applied to specific energy technologies and microgrids, a more general understanding of what the sharing economy means in the context of the energy sector is still missing. This paper aims to bring these two topics together and to analyze their interfaces and overlaps. For this purpose, this paper draws from existent scientific publications, reports, blog posts, and websites as well as company workshops to discuss which activities and characteristics of the sharing economy might be applicable to the energy sector. Results show that there are significant overlaps in characteristics of the sharing economy and of the transitioning energy system. Furthermore, a broad range of business models within the energy system were found to be based on sharing resources. The findings of this study open up a range of new research and business opportunities at the interface of the sharing economy and the transitioning energy system.

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Designing a Peer-to-Peer Sharing Service as Fuel for the Development of the Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Cited by 15 publications

References 17 publications

RETRACTED: Blockchain-Enabled Charging Right Trading Among EV Charging Stations

RETRACTED: Blockchain-Enabled Charging Right Trading Among EV Charging Stations

Green energy platform economics – understanding platformization and sustainabilization in the energy sector

The Energy System and the Sharing Economy: Interfaces and Overlaps and What to Learn from Them

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