2024
DOI: 10.14669/am/183667
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The selection of an electric vehicle for the existing photovoltaic system - case study in Polish climatic conditions

Arkadiusz Małek,
Andrzej Marciniak,
Grzegorz Bartnik

Abstract: The article presents an algorithm for selecting an electric vehicle for your photovoltaic system. Generating electricity by distributed photovoltaic systems is a very visible trend across Europe. Individual and institutional owners are looking for opportunities to save large amounts of money spent on the purchase of electricity. Many times they have built a photovoltaic system larger than their current energy needs. The author suggests a solution to increase the energy produced for own needs instead of giving … Show more

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“…They also used recurrent neural networks to predict the amount of electricity produced from renewable energy sources for use in charging electric vehicles [122]. The metalog family of probability distributions turned out to be very effective, and the authors used it to select the power of the photovoltaic system for their electric vehicle and vice versa [123]. There are very strong similarities in the case of charging electric vehicles and producing yellow hydrogen from the energy obtained from the sun.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also used recurrent neural networks to predict the amount of electricity produced from renewable energy sources for use in charging electric vehicles [122]. The metalog family of probability distributions turned out to be very effective, and the authors used it to select the power of the photovoltaic system for their electric vehicle and vice versa [123]. There are very strong similarities in the case of charging electric vehicles and producing yellow hydrogen from the energy obtained from the sun.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Electric vehicles are the most ecological if the energy from Renewable Energy Sources is used to charge their traction batteries. More and more often, owners of single-family houses design and build a photovoltaic system with a sufficiently high peak power so that it can supply both the house and an electric vehicle with electricity [82,83]. Electric vehicles are the important components in the home energy production and consumption systems [84].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%