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Decentralised real-time electric vehicle charging: optimality, fairness and resilience

PROJECTS
Funding
United Kingdom
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Duration
-
Status
Complete
Geo-spatial type
Other
Total project cost
€50 000
Project website
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Transport electrification (ELT)
Infrastructure (INF)
Transport mode
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Transport policies
Other specified
Transport sectors
Passenger transport,
Freight transport

Overview

Objectives

The project intends to develop algorithms to coordinate charging of individual electric vehicles based on a decentralised scheduling. Such approach should allow a central authority to oversee the network and resource usage but allow vehicle owners to represent their individual preferences over charging levels and costs.

Real-world data describing mobility and charging behaviour are considered to be pivotal in understanding the stochastic spatial-temporal demands placed on the networks and are used to parametrize mathematical and simulation models.

Funding

Other Programme
Alan Turing Institute
Funding Source
Lloyd’s Register Foundation

Partners

Lead Organisation
Organisation
The Chancellor Masters And Scholars Of The University Of Cambridge
Address
TRINITY LANE THE OLD SCHOOLS, CAMBRIDGE, CB2 1TN, United Kingdom
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Partner Organisations
Organisation
University of Durham
Address
The Palatine Centre, Stockton Road, Durham, DH1 3LE, United Kingdom

Technologies

Technology Theme
Connected and automated vehicles
Technology
Manoeuvring control algorithms for cooperative automation
Development phase
Research/Invention

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