Explicit demand response potential in electric vehicle charging networks: Event-based simulation based on the multivariate copula procedure

Enhancing smart charging in electric vehicles by addressing paused and delayed charging problems

“…Moreover, smart charging can be applied to offer flexibility services to grid operators, for instance by supplying balancing reserves (e.g., frequency restoration reserves) to TSOs for restoring the balance between supply and demand [34][35][36][37] . Additionally, DSOs have been experimenting with local flexibility markets to address grid congestion issues 38 .…”

Digital transformation, well-being and shrinking communities: Narrowing the divides between urban and rural

“…Large scale second home ownership in Finnish municipalities is covered, for instance, in Refs. [ 79 , 80 ] and the widespread trend of remote working from those locations [81–83]. That is, additional research on rural and shrinking communities in multiple countries is needed to fully assess the global impacts of digitalisation on rural well-being.…”

“…Digitalisation also enables other novel, currently available mobility services, such as scooter, bike, and electric vehicle (EV) sharing schemes, that are beneficial for both local residents and tourists [ 79 ]. EV sharing could also support the financial position of rural regions through utilization of EVs as local electricity storages and in different demand response schemes [ 79 , 80 ].…”