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How Electric Vehicles and the Grid Work Together: Lessons Learned from One of the Largest Electric Vehicle Trials in the World
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EngineeringIncluding Vehicle-to-gridNew Electric VehiclesEconomic BenefitsHybrid Electric VehicleElectromobilityGrid WorkElectric VehiclesGreen VehicleSystems EngineeringElectricity SupplyCurrent Ev FleetEnergy-efficient TransportationElectrical EngineeringClean TransportationHybrid VehicleElectric Grid IntegrationElectricity MarketSmart GridEnergy ManagementSustainable EnergyEnergy TransitionZero-emissions TransportationEnergy PolicyEnergy InfrastructureElectric Vehicle Manufacturing
In the coming years, hundreds of thousands of new electric vehicles (EVs), from plug-in hybrids to fully electric, will hit the roads around the world, adding to the current EV fleet of more than 2 million, according to the Global EV Outlook 2017. The electrification of transportation can bring environmental, health, and economic benefits when coupled with a low-carbon electricity generation portfolio; however, ensuring that this transition goes smoothly requires addressing several grid-integration challenges.
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