Joint Research Centre (European Commission) · 2009 · 14 citations · 4 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringSupply Chain ManagementElectric Vehicle EngineeringEnergy SystemsTransportCharging InfrastructureCharging SystemsElectric Motor Drive SystemsElectric MotorsElectricity MarketsPower Sector EconomicsElectric Power System ModelingElectric Vehicle Demand ResponseElectric Vehicle Motor DrivesElectrical Power InfrastructureElectricity DistributionGrid Integration Of Electric VehiclesPotential Economic ImpactPower Distribution Architecture
The study analyses the impact of the electric vehicles¿ recharging activities on the electric supply system for the Province of Milan with a 2030 time horizon. In particular, the impact is seen both in terms of total electric energy consumption and in power requested to the grid. Because of the long recharging time required by the cars batteries, the probability to have thousands of cars contemporary plugged-in is not negligible.\nThe key issue of the study is a more plausible (in the authors¿ opinion) estimation of the potential electric vehicles market share evolution in the time period considered.\nThe results obtained clearly show that without an appropriate regulation (e.g. the intelligent integration of electric vehicles into the existing power grid as decentralized and flexible energy storage), electric vehicles could heavily impact on the daily requested electric power.
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