Electric Vehicle Charging Station Energy Management and Grid-Connected Renewable Energy Source Simulation Design
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PV, RERs, EVs, BESS, MPPT, EMS, BMS, EV-CS, etcAbstract
The growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) has made adequate charging infrastructure necessary. Combining renewable energy sources with EV charging stations offers a viable way to reduce transportation's adverse environmental effects and reduce fossil fuel use. This study looks into different grid-connected renewable energy source energy management techniques for EV charging stations. This study aims to optimize energy utilization, lower operating costs, and improve the sustainability of EV charging infrastructure by utilizing Renewable Energy Generation (REG), such as solar and wind power, in conjunction with intelligent charging algorithms. The study examines the body of research, evaluates various energy-management strategies, and suggests creative solutions to the problems of incorporating REG into EV-CS (Electric Vehicle Charging Stations). The report also addresses the possible advantages, practical issues, and financial effects of implementing these strategies. Through in-depth analysis and simulation studies, this research expands our understanding of energy management systems for grid-connected renewable sources in the context of EV charging infrastructure.
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