Distribution system operators face a challenging environment marked by increased
decentralization, digitalization, and the decarbonization of transport and heating sectors. In …

The transformation towards a sustainable power system calls for new ways of operating the
network. In that regard, electric vehicles (EVs) with their charging infrastructure qualify as a …

Global primary energy supply mainly comes from fossil fuels that are limited in supply and
have negative impacts on the environment. A large number of conventional vehicles …

The large-scale penetration of electric vehicles (EV) in road transport brings a challenging
task to ensure the balance between supply and demand from urban districts. EVs, being …

Electric Vehicle (EV) standardization is of paramount importance in the rapidly evolving
automotive landscape, playing a pivotal role in ensuring interoperability, safety, and global …

The increasing uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) has raised concerns about the impact a
large fleet could have on electricity markets and distribution grids alike. Charging strategies …

Transforming the transport sector to zero emission is an integral part of changes to the
energy sector worldwide. This effects not only the electrification of the private sector but also …

Electric vehicles (EVs) exhibit several benefits over combustion engine vehicles, making
them an attractive mode of mobility for the future. However, supplying the electrical energy …

Charging-cost minimization has been identified as an effective motivation for EV users to
relinquish their charging autonomy and participate in centralized energy management …

ABSTRACT A smart grid environment can enable the participation of electric vehicle (EV)
owners in energy arbitrage, provided that the utility employs a dynamic tariff structure and …