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Hogeschool van AmsterdamUrban Technology
Finding the sweet spotOptimization of Smart Charging Strategies for grid load, renewable energy and price.
Youssef El [email protected]
CONFIDENTIALThis document is a property of the HvA. No parts of it are allowed to be used and shared without explicit written permission of the HvA.
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About myself…
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Aerospace Engineering
NationaleDenkTank on Big Data
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LINK DSLecturer at HvA
‘15 ‘17
Senior Data Scientist at UA
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As the number of EVs increases, the grid load will increase. At the same time there are opportunities to reschedule charging sessions.
Tijdstip
kWh
00:00 23:59
DomesticCharging EVs
Start connection
End connection
Start charging End charging
EV is charging EV is connected but not charging
CONCEPTUAL
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The effect of using Smart Charging strategies is measured using different KPIs
Smart Charging Strategies
Charging profiles KPI’s to measure the performance of Smart Charging strategies
Influence…Effect is measured using
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Smart Charging Strategies
Charging profiles KPI’s to measure the performance of Smart Charging strategies
Influence…Effect is measured using
Smart Charging can be applied on three dimensions
Smart Charging kan op drie dimensies
TimePostponeCut and divide
PowerFaster / slower charging
DirectionVehicle to gridGrid to vehicle
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Smart Charging can be applied in three dimensions
Start laden
Eindladen
Start connectie
Eindconnectie
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This research is focused on quantifying the influence of three different Smart Charging Strategies on three important KPI categories
Demand loadHow can Smart Charging reduce the demand peaks?
Sustainable chargingHow can Smart Charging be used to utilise the available renewable energy?
Cost reductionHow can Smart Charging be used to optimize for APX prices?
SMART CHARGING STRATEGIES
Postpone strategyA charging session is shifted in time. The shift is a percentage of the Smart Charging Potential
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Cut and divide strategyA charging session is split in smaller sessions. These sessions are scheduled in the connection time window.
Power reductionReduce power, and hence the charging speed, at a charging point.
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The Smart Charging Potential is a ratio of the Charging Time and Connection Time.
ConnectionEV is connected to a charging point.
ChargingEV is connected and charging.
Potential EV is connected but not charging
Potential = (1 – Charging / Connection)*100%
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Hogeschool van AmsterdamUrban Technology
This research is focused on quantifying the influence of three different Smart Charging Strategies on three important KPI categories
Demand loadHow can Smart Charging reduce the demand peaks?
Sustainable chargingHow can Smart Charging be used to utilise the available renewable energy?
Cost reductionHow can Smart Charging be used to optimize for APX prices?
SMART CHARGING STRATEGIES
Postpone strategyA charging session is shifted in time. The shift is a percentage of the Smart Charging Potential
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Cut and divide strategyA charging session is split in smaller sessions. These sessions are scheduled in the connection time window.
Power reductionReduce power, and hence the charging speed, at a charging point.
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The postpone strategy shifts a charging session to a later moment
Start charging
End charging
Start connection
End connection
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The cut and divide strategy splits a charging session into smaller sessions and reschedules these in the connection time.
Start charging
End charging
Start connection
End connection
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Slower charging strategy reduces the power. This makes the charging time longer
Start charging
End charging
Start connection
End connection
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The V2G strategy discharges the battery at moments when it is profitable to do so.
Start charging
End charging
Start connection
End connection
CHARGEGrid to vehicle
DISCHARGEVehicle to grid
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In an ideal situation the strategies can be combined
Start connection
End connection
CONCEPTUAL
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In an ideal situation the strategies can be combined
Start connection
End connection
Charge at average speed
Charge at lower speed
Discharge
Charge at higher speed
Charge at lower speed
CONCEPTUAL
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This research is focused on quantifying the influence of three different Smart Charging Strategies on three important KPI categories
Demand loadHow can Smart Charging reduce the demand peaks?
Sustainable chargingHow can Smart Charging be used to utilise the available renewable energy?
Cost reductionHow can Smart Charging be used to optimize for APX prices?
SMART CHARGING STRATEGIES
Postpone strategyA charging session is shifted in time. The shift is a percentage of the Smart Charging Potential
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Cut and divide strategyA charging session is split in smaller sessions. These sessions are scheduled in the connection time window.
Power reductionReduce power, and hence the charging speed, at a charging point.
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Possible indicators
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There are two ways to measure the effect of demand peak reduction
Without Smart Charging Domestic UseWith Smart Charging
Time
kWh
or k
W
00:00 23:59
Reduction in peak demand for charging EVs
KPI
KPI
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There are two ways to measure the effect of demand peak reduction
Without Smart Charging Domestic UseWith Smart Charging
Reduction in peak demand relative to the demand for domestic use
Time
kWh
or k
W
00:00 23:59Time
kWh
or k
W
00:00 23:59
Reduction in peak demand for charging EVs
100%
KPI
KPI
KPI
KPI
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For sustainable energy we consider the match between supply from sustainable energy sources and charging demand
Without Smart Charging Sustainable EnergyWith Smart Charging
Ratio between sustainable energy supply and charging demand (ratio 1 = perfect match)
Time
Sola
r +
win
d / C
harg
e de
man
d
t
Supply and demand are equal when the ratio equals
1
KPI
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For sustainable energy we consider the match between supply from sustainable energy sources and charging demand
Without Smart Charging Sustainable EnergyWith Smart Charging
Time
kW (k
Wh?
)
00:00 23:59
Overlap between charging demand and sustainable energy supply
Without Smart ChargingWith Smart Charging
Ratio between sustainable energy supply and charging demand (ratio 1 = perfect match)
Time
Sola
r +
win
d / C
harg
e de
man
d
t
Supply and demand are equal when the ratio equals
1
KPI
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For sustainable energy we consider the match between supply from sustainable energy sources and charging demand
Without Smart Charging Sustainable EnergyWith Smart Charging
Time
kW (k
Wh?
)
00:00 23:59
Overlap between charging demand and sustainable energy supply
Overlap between supply and demand
KPI
Without Smart ChargingWith Smart Charging
Ratio between sustainable energy supply and charging demand (ratio 1 = perfect match)
Time
Sola
r +
win
d / C
harg
e de
man
d
t
Supply and demand are equal when the ratio equals
1
KPI
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To optimize for energy price, charging demand should be chosen at moments when the APX price is low.
Zonder Smart ChargingMet Smart Charging
Tijdstip
€
00:00 23:59
Meer laden op wanneer de APX prijzen lager zijn
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There are roughly three user categories
Home chargersCharging session starting in the evening and continue throughout the night.
Office chargersCharging session starting in the morning for a duration of a working day.
Short chargersRelatively short sessions, throughout the day
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De optimale Smart Charging strategieen worden bepaald voor drie categorieën gebruikers
Home chargersCharging session starting in the evening and continue throughout the night.
Office chargersCharging session starting in the morning for a duration of a working day.
Short chargersRelatively short sessions, throughout the day (Taxi’s, visitors, car sharing)
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Finding the sweet spotOptimization of Smart Charging Strategies for grid load, renewable energy and price.
Youssef El [email protected]
CONFIDENTIALThis document is a property of the HvA. No parts of it are allowed to be used and shared without explicit written permission of the HvA.
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