Vehicle-to-grid technology and its suitability for the Moroccan national grid

Sassi, Hicham Ben; Alaoui, Chakib; Errahimi, Fatima; Es-Sbai, Najia

doi:10.1016/j.est.2020.102023

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“…A study on the environmental impact of EVs in South Africa suggested that the deployment of EVs could increase CO 2 emission and other local air pollutants, as the country’s electricity supply mix is dominated by relatively low-quality coal ( Liu et al., 2012 ). In a different context, the suitability of V2G technology was analyzed for Morocco ( Ben Sassi et al., 2021 ).…”

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Exploring the role of electric vehicles in Africa's energy transition: A Nigerian case study

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Exploring the role of electric vehicles in Africa's energy transition: A Nigerian case study

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“…However, the usage of secondary batteries as stationary storage for smart grid will undoubtedly extend the life cycle of onboard batteries and enhance resource utilization. Nissan, in collaboration with Enel and Eaton, is conducting a project at its regional office in France to integrate secondary batteries into a V2G system, consisting of 100 bidirectional chargers for V2G following CHAdeMO protocol and an energy storage subsystem combining more than 60 "second life" batteries with solar power generation [80]. The 1 MWh of energy stored in this system combined with the 1-2 MWh of energy stored in the EVs at nearby lots provides an adequate energy storage capacity for the appliances.…”

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Trends and Emerging Technologies for the Development of Electric Vehicles

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In response to severe environmental and energy crises, the world is increasingly focusing on electric vehicles (EVs) and related emerging technologies. Emerging technologies for EVs have great potential to accelerate the development of smart and sustainable transportation and help build future smart cities. This paper reviews new trends and emerging EV technologies, including wireless charging, smart power distribution, vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems, connected vehicles, and autonomous driving. The opportunities, challenges, and prospects for emerging EV technologies are systematically discussed. The successful commercialization development cases of emerging EV technologies worldwide are provided. This review serves as a reference and guide for future technological development and commercialization of EVs and offers perspectives and recommendations on future smart transportation.

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“…With the help of the V2H system, EV owners can charge EVs using solar energy during the day or conventional electricity during off-grid peak hours to save costs, and then use EVs to power their homes or sell electricity to the grid during night peak hours [67,68]. EVs can also be used as emergency backup power sources during power outages [69]. If most EVs in the city are charged during off-peak hours and supply power to the grid during peak hours with the aid of V2G, the peak power consumption of the grid and changes between the peak and off-peak periods can be reduced, thus saving energy and stabilizing the grid.…”

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Commercialization of Electric Vehicles in Hong Kong

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Road vehicles are responsible for air pollution in Hong Kong, and electric vehicles (EVs) are a promising alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles as the city is transitioning to clean energy. In this work, EV adoption in Hong Kong is investigated and analyzed, including the global EV markets, present EV status in Hong Kong, local challenges facing EV development, suggestions for EV promotion in Hong Kong, emerging technologies, and decommissioning of batteries and EVs. The challenges of EVs include insufficient charging infrastructures, inadequate management of public charging facilities, difficulties in EV repair and maintenance, “dead mileage” during charging, unacceptable long charging times, and limited commercial EV models. Strategies such as providing incentives and bonuses for commercial EVs, offering high-power quick-charging facilities, actively developing commercial EVs, installing more charging infrastructures for private EVs, building connections among stakeholders, encouraging the participation of the private sector to promote fee-based services, and supporting the development of innovative technologies should be implemented to promote EVs in Hong Kong. Emerging technologies for EVs such as wireless charging, smart power distribution, vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home systems, connected vehicles, and self-driving are discussed. Eco-friendly decommissioning of EV batteries can be realized by recycling and second-life applications. This paper serves as a reference and guide for the sustainable and smart evolution of the transportation sector in Hong Kong and other global large cities.

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Vehicle-to-grid technology and its suitability for the Moroccan national grid

Cited by 37 publications

References 49 publications

Exploring the role of electric vehicles in Africa's energy transition: A Nigerian case study

Exploring the role of electric vehicles in Africa's energy transition: A Nigerian case study

Trends and Emerging Technologies for the Development of Electric Vehicles

Commercialization of Electric Vehicles in Hong Kong

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