Power Systems Analysis Emphasising to the Connection of Electric Vehicles and Storage Devices—Policy Limitations across the Globe
A special issue of Applied System Innovation (ISSN 2571-5577).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2019) | Viewed by 19039
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Interests: high-voltage engineering; transmission and distribution lines; distributed generation; lightning performance and protection; energy storage; energy markets and artificial neural networks
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Dear Colleagues,
Energy production from zero carbon emission sources is the leading solution towards the decarbonization of the society and the security of energy supply, as indicated by the respective European policy at the Energy Union level. This is a technical, but also a policy challenge. On the technical level, issues of renewables intermittency and the constraints for the connection of electric vehicles should be effectively addressed. Energy storage could substantially contribute in this direction. On the policy level, more efficient operation of the market is required to accommodate flexible demand and electric vehicle charging and discharging.
Having mentioned the above, it is of paramount importance to create sustainable design solutions, which shall benefit from the advanced simulation tools available to the research community. This will enhance the operation of the electricity distribution system per se, to the degree that it will become more sustainable.
Potential topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Power system analysis/dynamics for facilitating the connection of electric vehicles and storage devices;
- Modeling the impact of large-scale penetration of EV on electricity networks;
- Microgrid systems analysis;
- Smart control of electric vehicles and storage devices;
- Analysis of the integration of electric vehicles and storage devices to the electricity grid on market level;
- Electromobility (E-Mobility) as an enabler for meeting emission requirements and market demands;
- Issues of optimization and innovative algorithms to meet the abovementioned challenges;
- Energy policy issues for electric vehicles and storage;
- EV market penetration and impacts on energy consumption;
- Markets and regulatory framework for electric vehicles and storage connected to the grid;
- Batteries for electric vehicles and grid storage applications; EV as a storage in the smart grid, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) applications, and their impact to demand response;
- Foresight and futuristic applications for the connection of electric vehicles and storage devices to the grid;
- Demonstration projects on EV infrastructure and storage system deployment.
Prof. Dr. Lambros Ekonomou
Dr. Evangelos Kotsakis
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Power system analysis
- System dynamics
- Steady state
- Electric vehicles
- Storage devices
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