Why Electric Vehicles?

Jahangir, Hamidreza; Golkar, Masoud Aliakbar; Ahmadian, Ali; Elkamel, Ali

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-34448-1_1

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“…In smart charging, unlike the conventional charging method, charging station operators, market operators and drivers are connected to cloud and have the ability to exchange information, monitor and manage the situation [5]. Therefore, another requirement for scheduling a charging program is a communication network that can exchange data on vehicle location, vehicle SoC rate, and driver preference for cost, time, location, and distance with the market operator or aggregator [6]. The aggregator can also send the desired results for charging to each driver by examining the information received from the drivers and the network constraints received from the distribution network operator and implementing the optimization method defined for the problem [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

A Review on Electric Vehicles Charging Strategies Concerning Actors Interests

Sabzi

Vajta

Faghihi

2022

Period. Polytech. Elec. Eng. Comp. Sci.

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Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in societies and an important part of smart grids. Utility companies should be able to provide them with vital energy as they need electric energy instead of fuel, and this is where new challenges emerge in the network. In order to avoid causing utilities to incur additional energy and economic losses, researchers have proposed smart charging as a way to provide adequate energy to vehicles. When developing a charging schedule for a fleet of EVs, special considerations are made on variables such as energy, cost, and EVs milage. In this review paper, the importance of EVs integration into smart grids is studied, and then different methods to develop EVs charging scheduling are investigated. These methods can vary from optimization algorithms to learning-based, and game theory-based approaches. Then, as the considered system consists of three main actors, including EV users, the utility operator, and aggregators, a systematic review is conducted on these actors, and objectives related to each one are analyzed. Finally, research gaps related to the problem are studied. Researchers can use this review to conduct further research on the integration of EVs into smart grids.

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Section: Optimization Problem Statement and Formulationmentioning

confidence: 99%