Electric Mobility - WG 2018-1

LOAD MODELLING AND DISTRIBUTION PLANNING IN THE ERA OF ELECTRIC MOBILITY
 

Background

To limit CO2 emissions, many countries announced ambitious targets for the development of e-mobility (electric cars, buses, etc). The charging of these vehicles will create new loads with very specific characteristics and will have a significant impact on distribution networks. Smart charging solutions will be designed to minimize network congestions and limit reinforcement costs.
Hence, charging of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in an efficient and economical way will present new challenges for network planners.


Scope

The working group will investigate:

  • How to forecast EV load profiles and charging stations load profiles (EV charging at home, in public areas, in collective residential building car parks, in office building car parks, etc) for network planning purposes
  • How to assess the demand of a "smart house/building" (e.g. one with Photo-Voltaic generation on the roof, local storage, an EV and a home/building energy manager) and the total load of a group of such houses/buldings (Load diversity, impact of PV shading)
  • How urban planning and traffic models can influence load profiles of fast and public charging stations
  • Which EV load profilescould impact positively the distribution network, and in which cases
  • How smart charging systems that limit charging demand in case of network
  • Which new methods and tools will be needed by distribution network planners


Convener :
Vangulick David, Ores, Belgium

Members :            

Black Mary, Northern Powergrid, UK
Deters Sebastian, Stromnetz Hamburg, Germany
Girard Robin, Mines Paristech, France
Golkar Masoud Ali Akbar, Iran
Held Lukas, KIT-Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Hiry Johannes, TU Dortmund, Germany
Jelenecky Vojtech, PREdistribuce, Czech Republic
Koch Stephan, Adaptricity, Switzerland
Kouba Daniel, E.ON Distribuce, Czech Republic
Krisper Ursula, Elektro Ljubljana, Slovenia
Moya Trinidad, Iberdrola, Spain
Petit Marc, Centrale-Supélec, France
Rua David, INESC TEC, Portugal
Rubion Matthieu, Enedis, France
Szewczyk Radoslaw, DuPont, Poland
Uhrig Martin, LEW Verteilnetz GmbH, Germany
Voumvoulakis Emmanouil, HEllenic Distribution Network Operator (HEDNO), Greece
Wieland Thomas, NetzOOE, Austria
Wiest Pascal, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Zaldumbide Mikel, ORMAZABAL, Spain
Zeng Bo, State Key Laboratory for Alternate Electrical Power System with Renewable Energy Sources, China
 
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