Reconfiguration of the electric vehicle integrated distribution system considering carbon-reduction benefit

Gao, Fan; Du, Keke; Chen, Xinyi; Xu, Yangchao; Li, Difei

doi:10.1109/cieec54735.2022.9846292

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“…As another example, authors in [36] proposed a solution to enable EV charging under peak load conditions, while considering power losses, network reconfiguration, and line maintenance. Another network reconfiguration methodology considering EV integration was presented in [37], where the authors included the cost of carbon emissions as their objective function.…”

Section: Ev Management In Distribution Systems: a Review Of The Liter...mentioning

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Coordinated Control of Electric Vehicles and PV Resources in an Unbalanced Power Distribution System

Almazroui

Mohagheghi

2022

Energies

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Improving air quality, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and achieving independence from fossil fuels have led most countries towards deploying solar photovoltaics (PV) in the power distribution grid and electrifying the transportation fleet. Internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles are, in particular, one of the main culprits of injecting greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, making electric vehicles (EVs) an important tool in combating climate change. Despite their considerable environmental and economic benefits, the integration of PVs and EVs can introduce unique operational challenges for the power distribution grid. If not coordinated, high penetration of PVs and EVs can result in variety of power quality issues, such as instances of overvoltage and undervoltage, frequency fluctuations, and/or increased losses. This paper proposes a mixed-integer multi-objective nonlinear optimization model for optimal energy dispatch in a power distribution grid with high penetration of PV and EV resources. The model proposed here is an extension of the traditional voltage and var optimization (VVO) into a comprehensive and coordinated control of voltage, active power, and reactive power. A modified version of the IEEE 123-bus test distribution system is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed solution.

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Section: Ev Management In Distribution Systems: a Review Of The Liter...mentioning

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Coordinated Control of Electric Vehicles and PV Resources in an Unbalanced Power Distribution System

Almazroui

Mohagheghi

2022

Energies

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Reconfiguration of the electric vehicle integrated distribution system considering carbon-reduction benefit

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Coordinated Control of Electric Vehicles and PV Resources in an Unbalanced Power Distribution System

Coordinated Control of Electric Vehicles and PV Resources in an Unbalanced Power Distribution System

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