Gridable Electric Vehicle (GEV) Aggregation in Distribution Network to Support Grid Requirements: A Communication Approach

Hampannavar, Santoshkumar; Chavhan, Suresh; Yaragatti, Udaykumar R.; Naik, Anant

doi:10.1515/ijeeps-2016-0239

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A comprehensive review on IoT‐based infrastructure for smart grid applications

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Currently, there is a huge production in the automotive industries and energy consumption resulted into spike in the cost and emissions of greenhouse gases. Hence, an efficient energy utilisation mechanism has become a prime most important factor. Energy and its conservation problem also have raised and become one of the prominent critical factors needed to address. Therefore, the development of smart grid infrastructure is one of the solutions to address the above issue.This article discusses different methods and mechanisms require to manage energy efficiently within the smart grid network using communication technologies and protocols and proposed an integration method of electric vehicles and smart grid using communication networks for charging or discharging electricity and exchanging relevant information. In addition, this paper discusses different integration strategies and multi-agent system implementation in the smart grid network. The proposed multi-agent system shows the efficient method for monitoring power flow and maintaining the stability of the grid. The paper also presents the optimal scheduling of charging of electric vehicles in the smart grid network. Finally, the authors investigated and presented many standard communication protocols and their comparisons with respect to different scenarios. This paper discuss different methods and concepts which would require to manage energy efficiently by using recent communication technologies, communication protocols, and sensor technologies. INTRODUCTIONDue to the growth of industries and population density, energy demand has been increasing exponentially. Hence, the energy consumption is under focus in order to reduce the energy crisis in the future. In this 21st century, conventional electrical energy and network will not meet up with the industries due to the lack of reliability, efficiency, security, seamless connectivity, etc. Therefore, a lot of new technologies (communication and sensor) have evolved to provide above features. The evolved communication and sensor technologies applied to the power grid to make smarter, that is, Smart Grid (SG) [1,2]. The SG infrastructure is the backbone of the future smart cities and the connected electric mobility. The connected infrastructureThis is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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