
Plug-in Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
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- Plug-in Electric Vehicle Grid Integration
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction to Plug-in Electric Vehicles
- Introduction
- Environmental Aspects
- Cost Savings
- Energy Independence and Security
- History of Electric Transportation
- Early Days
- Decline of Electric Vehicles
- Electric Vehicle Models and Specifications
- Battery Electric Vehicles
- Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- Fuel-Cell Electric Vehicles
- Fuel Efficiency Measures
- Comparison of Carbon Emissions
- Plug-in Electric Vehicle Sales
- Chapter Summary
- Enabling Technologies
- Battery Technology
- Lithium-ion Batteries
- Basic Battery Terminology
- Design Criteria
- Battery Management Systems
- Plug-in Electric Vehicle Drivetrain Architectures
- Electric Vehicle Service Equipment
- Battery Charger Technology
- Charging Rates and Options
- Wireless Charging
- Charging Station Deployment
- Chapter Summary
- Roadblocks to PEV Integration
- Impacts of PEV Charging
- Distribution Network
- Impacts on Generation Portfolio
- Transmission Network
- Network of Charging Stations
- High Acquisition Cost
- Chapter Summary
- PEV Cost Models
- Battery Degradation Cost
- PEV Battery Modeling
- Modeling Approach I: NREL Model
- Modeling Approach II
- Modeling Approach III
- Electricity Cost
- All-in-Rate
- Time-of-Use Rates
- Critical-Peak Pricing
- Real-Time Pricing
- Inclining Block Rates
- Case Study
- Chapter Summary
- Economics of Charging Services
- Introduction
- Charging for Services
- Consumer's Perspective
- Service Provider's Perspective
- Socially Optimal Pricing
- Other Pricing Constraints
- Finite Capacity
- Auction-based Pricing
- Untruthful Behavior
- Teletraffic Theory
- Congestion and Its Effect on Pricing
- Network Externalities
- Demand Forecasting
- Chapter Summary
- Capacity Planning for Large-Scale PEV Charging Stations
- Introduction
- System Description
- Storage Capacity Analysis for Single-class PEVs
- Energy Storage Access Dynamics
- Analyzing Distributions
- Single-charger Technology with One PEV
- Single-charger Technology with Multiple PEVs
- Storage Capacity Analysis for Multiclass PEVs
- Effective Demand
- Numerical Examples
- Single-class Customers
- Multi-class Customers
- Chapter Summary
- Capacity Planning for Small-Scale PEV Charging Stations
- Introduction
- System Description
- Stochastic Model
- Toy Example
- Profit Model
- Performance Evaluation
- Stations with Competing Energy Storage Technologies
- System Metamodeling Approach
- Chapter Summary
- PEV Demand Control
- Introduction
- Load Management for Fast-Charging Stations
- Load Management at a Fast-Charging Station
- Numerical Evaluation
- Load Management at Multiple Charging Technology
- System Model
- Problem Formulation
- Global Problem
- Local Problems
- Connection between Global and Local Problems
- Computing LoLPs
- Numerical Evaluation
- Chapter Summary
- Optimal Service Rates
- Introduction
- Competing Performance Measures for PEV Charging
- Optimal Individual Battery Charging
- Numerical Evaluation
- Charging Control at a Fast-Charging Station
- Charging Station Queuing Analysis
- Station Revenue Model
- Numerical Evaluation
- Chapter Summary
- Charging Facility Location Design
- Introduction
- Sample Objectives
- Classification of Facility Siting Problems
- Continuous and Discrete Network Models
- Static and Dynamic Problems
- Other Classification Methodologies
- Siting Slow-charging Stations
- Siting Fast-charging Stations
- Case Study
- Chapter Summary
- Load Balancing in Charging Station Networks
- Introduction
- Network of Fast-Charging Stations
- PEV Admission Control
- Resource Allocation Framework
- Decentralized Control of Charging Stations
- Game Formulation
- PEV Drivers (Followers)
- Network Operator (Leader)
- Numerical Results
- Spatial Vehicle Distribution
- Simulation Setting
- Chapter Summary
- Vehicle-to-X Systems
- Introduction
- Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
- Power System Ancillary Services: An Overview
- Regulation
- Reserves
- Motor Starting
- V2G Demonstrations at PJM and CAISO Regions
- Behind-the-Meter Applications
- Vehicle-to-Building
- Vehicle-to-Home
- Vehicle-to-Vehicle
- Chapter Summary
- Integration Beyond Technology: Social and Economical Aspects
- Consumer Views on PEVs: Empirical Studies
- Theoretical Frameworks for PEV Adoption
- Diffusion of Innovations
- Theory of Planned Behavior and Rational Choice Theory
- Case Studies for PEV Promotion
- Zones with Controlled Emissions
- Biotaxis in Bogota, Colombia
- E-Trike in Manila, Philippines
- Greening Public Transport in Rome, Italy
- Car-sharing in Paris, France
- Workplace Charging Challenge, United States
- Zero-Emission Vehicle Program, United States
- Chapter Summary
- List of Acronyms
- About the Authors
- Index
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