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THEME 1: PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF POWER

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS ACCOMMODATING E-MOBILITYPAGES 1-22

THEME 2: EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS FOR E-MOBILITY

INTEGRATION IN POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSPAGES 23-30

THEME 3: COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, REGULATORY CHALLENGES

AND BUSINESS MODELS ASSOCIATED WITH E-MOBILITY –

INTEGRATION OF E-MOBILITY IN SMART CITIES AND SMART POWER

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSPAGES 31-38

Programme of accepted abstracts

THEME 1 : PLANNING , DEVELOPMENT AND OPERAT ION

OF POWER DISTRIBUT ION SYSTEMS ACCOMMODATING E -

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PREDICTIVE LOAD MANAGEMENT FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES USINGVEHICLE-TO-GRID APPROACHMüller, Tobias (1); Becker, Michael (1); Kotthaus, Kevin (1); Pack, Sven (1); Zdrallek, Markus (1); Knoll, Christian (2)

1071: Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany; 2: Stadtwerke Neuss Energie und Wasser GmbH, Germany

HOLISTIC APPROACH FOR PRIORITIZING EMERGENCY EV CHARGING INAN EXISTING DISTRIBUTION NETWORKAGHA KASSAB, Fadi (1); Francois, Bruno (2)

1101: L2EP, France; 2: L2EP, France

POWER FACTOR SIGNATURE ANALYSIS FOR DISAGGREGATION OF EVCHARGING LOADS FROM AGGREGATED POWERLopes, Manuel (1); P. Fernandes, João F. (1); Oliveira, José (2); Costa Branco, P. J. (1)

1221: Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: Eneida.io

DOUBLING THE ADMD IN HOUSING SCHEME DESIGN TO CATER FORFUTURE EV LOADSWalsh, Anthony Martin

123ESB Networks, Ireland

POTENTIAL OF A SELF-SUFFICIENT CONTROL FOR FLEXIBLE LOADS INLOW VOLTAGE GRIDSBarta, Veronika (1); Baumgartner, Sonja (2); Uhrig, Stephanie (1)

1261: HM University of Applied Sciences Munich; 2: LEW Verteilnetz GmbH

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING CONSIDERING ELECTRIC TRUCKCHARGINGWalz, Kathrin; Rudion, Krzysztof

127University of Stuttgart, Germany

QUANTIFICATION OF EV-INDUCED GRID REINFORCEMENT COSTS – ANAUSTRIAN CASE STUDYThormann, Bernd (1); Braunstein, René (2); Kienberger, Thomas (1)

1281: Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Austria; 2: Energie Steiermark Technik GmbH

ATTEST PROJECT: TOOLS FOR ANCILLARY SERVICE PROCUREMENT INDAY-AHEAD OPERATION AND REAL-TIME ACTIVATION IN DISTRIBUTIONGRIDGržanić, Mirna (1); Usman, Muhammad (2); Šepetanc, Karlo (1); Capuder, Tomislav (1); Capitanescu, Florin (2)

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1: University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Croatia; 2: Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxemburg

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SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FOR DIFFERENT CALCULATION METHODS OFSIMULTANEITY FACTORS FOR CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE IN LOW-VOLTAGE GRIDSWintzek, Patrick; Ali, Shawki; Riedlinger, Tobias; Düsterhus, Philipp; Zdrallek, Markus

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University of Wuppertal, Germany

AN ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEMPLANNINGAli, Shawki (1); Wintzek, Patrick (1); Zdrallek, Markus (1); Gemsjäger, Ben (2); Monscheidt, Julian (2); Slupinski, Adam (2)

1341: University of Wuppertal, Germany; 2: Siemens AG, Germany

A METHOD TO INCREASE THE RELIABILITY AND THE UTILIZATION RATEOF CLOSED-LOOP DISTRIBUTION FEEDERChae, Wookyu; Kim, Woo-Hyun; Lee, Jung-Hun; Park, Jung-Sung; Lee, Haj-Ju

139KEPCO, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

CYBERSECURITY ANALYSIS OF PROSUMER/AGGREGATORCOMMUNICATIONS VIA SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKING EMULATORSKhoshjahan, Mohammd; Kezunovic, Mladen

140Texas A&M University, United States of America

EFFECTIVE VOLT/VAR CONTROL IN LOW VOLTAGE GRIDS WITH BULKLOADS SUCH AS ELECTRIC VEHICLE PARKING GARAGESSchultis, Daniel-Leon (1); Bruckner, Helmut (2); Adamcová, Markéta (3); Olofsgård, Markus (4); Werner, Andrea (5)

1431: TU Wien, Austria; 2: Sonnenplatz Großschönau GmbH; 3: LEEF Technologies s.r.o.; 4: AFRY; 5: FH Technikum Wien

2030 IS NOW – FUTURE-FOCUSED DEVELOPMENT OF DISTRIBUTIONGRIDS IN THE NEXT DECADESchaber, Florian; Jendernalik, Lars; Wiesner, Thomas

147Westnetz GmbH, Germany

CHANGE IN STANDARD LOAD PROFILE TO DATE AND FURTHER CHANGESDUE TO INCREASING NUMBERS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESPrzibylla, Joachim; Lippich Golobart, Mateo; Witzmann, Rolf

149Associate Professorship Power Transmission Systems, Technical University of Munich, Germany

METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AN ELECTRIC CHARGINGSYNTHETIC LOAD PROFILEGržanić, Mirna (1); Usman, Muhammad (2); Šepetanc, Karlo (1); Capuder, Tomislav (1); Capitanescu, Florin (2)

1521: University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Croatia; 2: Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxemburg

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ANALYSIS OF E-MOBILITY CHARGING STATION UTILIZATION FOR COST-EFFECTIVE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTJang, Dongsik; Yoo, Jaeun; Kim, Hyebin; Park, Kijun

153Korea Electric Power Corporation(KEPCO), Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

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FORECASTING PROCEDURE AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR A CONGESTIONMANAGEMENT IN LOW VOLTAGE GRIDSExner, Carmen (1); Frankenbach, Marc-Aurel (1); Hofmann, Rebecca (1); Höck, Ariane (2); Spitzenpfeil, Martin (3); Fos,Daniel (3)

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1: Netze BW GmbH, Germany; 2: FZI Research Center for Information Technology; 3: EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG

ESTIMATING THE FUTURE IMPACT OF RESIDENTIAL EV LOADS ON LOWVOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSBhattacharyya, Sharmistha (1); Wijnand, Marvin (1); Slangen, Tim (2)

1571: Enexis, The Netherlands; 2: TU/Eindhoven, The Netherlands

DISTRIBUTION PLANNING METHODOLOGY FOR NETWORK INTEGRATIONOF EVSRavarino, Giulia (1); Galati, Agostino (1); Alcaine Baquedano, Carlos (2); Consiglio, Lilia (1); Licasale, Gabriele (1)

1601: Enel Global I&N Srl, Italy; 2: Enel Global I&N Srl, Spain

PROBABILISTIC REAL-TIME GRID OPERATION MANAGEMENTS OFFUTURE DISTRIBUTION GRIDS WITH HIGH PENETRATION OFRENEWABLE GENERATORS AND ELECTRICAL VEHICLES BASED ONARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEArpogaus, Marcel (1); Montalbano, Jasmin (2); Linke, Manuela (1); Schubert, Gunnar (1)

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1: HTWG - University of Applied Sciences, Konstanz, Germany; 2: Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Freiburg, Germany

UTILITY-SCALE ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR MANAGING EV LOAD INCONNECTED DISTRIBUTION CIRCUITSHussain, Akhtar (1); Gerasimov, Konstantin (2); Musilek, Petr (1)

1631: University of Alberta, Canada; 2: EPCOR Electricity Services

SMART LV NETWORK PLANNING TO ACCOMMODATE E-MOBILITY ANDLOW CARBON TECHNOLOGIESHerring, Jack David; Fitzgerald, John; Silke, Emma; Catanase, Dan; Pienaar, Francois; Power, Clem

164ESB, Ireland

ANALYSIS OF EV CHARGING LOAD IMPACT ON DISTRIBUTION NETWORKUSING XAI TECHNIQUELee, Haesung; Lim, Hanmin; Lee, Byungsung

167KEPRI Research Institute, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)




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DISTRIBUTION GRID IMPLICATIONS OF A LARGE SCALE BATTERYELECTRIC BUSES INTEGRATION IN THE UNIVERSITY TRANSPORTATIONSYSTEM OF THE NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICOAngeles-Camacho, César (1); Söhlke, Marvin N. (1,2); Fuentes-Velazquez, Jose G. (1)

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1: Univeridad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico; 2: Technische Universität Berlin

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AN AGENT-BASED ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONCEPT FOR V2X-CAPABLEEV CHARGER CLUSTERSGümrükcü, Erdem (1); Akyün, Gülen (2); Yilmaz, Murat (2); Dähling, Stefan (1); Ponci, Ferdinanda (1); Monti, Antonello(1)

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1: RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

CAPTEN: A SERVICE FOR ROLLING OUT EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTUREWHILE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE CAPACITY OF THE DISTRIBUTIONGRIDBouorakima, Alandji; Achaichia, Pierre

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Enedis, France

DEPLOYMENT OF SMART CHARGING CONNECTIONS FOR ACCELERATEDEV ROLL-OUTWatkins, Calum (1); Macdonald, Robert (1); Buckley, Sarah (2); Oldfield, Alastair (2)

1721: Smarter Grid Solutions, United Kingdom; 2: SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom

AN EFFICIENT TWO-PHASE LOAD FLOW COMPUTATION FOR LVNETWORKS WITH HIGH RATES OF RENEWABLES AND EVMINOUX, Michel (1); LAUGERE, Andrea (2); CROTEAU, Dominique (2); ZORGATI, Riadh (2)

1731: Paris-Sorbonne University; 2: EDF R&D, France

IMPACT OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES ONTHE POWER QUALITY OF THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSBosisio, Alessandro (1); Morotti, Andrea (2); Pegoiani, Andrea (2); Pefetto, Luca (2); Greco, Bartolomeo (2,3); Iannarelli,Gaetano (2,3)

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1: Politecnico di Milano, Italy; 2: Unareti S.p.A, Italy; 3: Sapienza university, Italy

FORECAST OF CHARGING PROCESSES OF A LOCAL CHARGINGINFRASTRUCTURE FOR POTENTIAL FLEXIBILITY PROVISIONING BASEDON METHODS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEForchheim, Maximilian Hendrik (1); Cano-Tirado, David (1); Puleo, Giuseppe (1); Wazifehdust, Mahjar (1); Zdrallek,Markus (1); Palmer, Sebastian (2)

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1: University of Wuppertal, Germany; 2: PHOENIX CONTACT Germany GmbH




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ELECTRIC BUS DEPOT SIMULATION PLATFORM FOR EVALUATINGENERGY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES UNDER UNCERTAINTIESGiuntoli, Marco (1); Knezovic, Katarina (1); Hilliard, Antony (1); Biagini, Veronica (1); Almaleck, Pablo (2); Santarelli,Marina (2); Furmanska, Katarzyna (3)

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1: Hitachi Energy Research; 2: Hitachi Energy Grid Edge Solutions; 3: Hitachi Energy Enterprise Software

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METHODOLOGY FOR PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OFPOWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS ACCOMMODATING E-MOBILITYTAN, Victoria (1); KARSENTI, Laurent (2); LE DREZEN, Régis (3)

1991: Enedis, France; 2: Enedis, France; 3: Enedis, France

OPTIMAL ALLOCATION AND UTILIZATION OF BATTERY ENERGYSTORAGE SYSTEMS IN ELECTRIC POWER DISTRIBUTION NETWORK FORPEAK SHAVING AND LOSS REDUCTION: A CASE STUDY IN IRANKeshani, Alireza; Rafiei, Abbas; Mazaheri, Habibolah; Pourghaderi, Majid

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Isfahan Electricity Distribution Company, Iran, Islamic Republic of

DEVELOPMENT OF A MEASUREMENT BASED ALGORITHM FOR TOPOLOGYDETECTION IN DISTRIBUTION GRIDSSchwierz, Thomas; Raczka, Sebastian; Hilbrich, Dominik; Rehtanz, Christian

205Technical University of Dortmund, Germany

EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL ELECTRIC VEHICLES CHARGINGFLEXIBILITY ON LV NETWORK’S OPERATION AS A PART OFDISTRIBUTION NETWORK PLANNINGKnez, Klemen; Lekan, Gregor; Blažič, Boštjan

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University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

UPGRADING LOW VOLTAGE NETWORK MODELS FOR POWER QUALITYINVESTIGATIONS WITH FOCUS ON VOLTAGE UNBALANCELippich Golobart, Mateo; Przibylla, Joachim; Witzmann, Rolf

213Technical University of Munich, Germany




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SYSTEM WIDE POWER FLOW ANALYSIS OF THE IRISH DISTRIBUTIONNETWORK TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF PROJECTED LOW CARBONTECHNOLOGY LOADS AND GENERATION INCLUDING SIGNIFICANTINCREASE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES CONNECTED TO THE GRIDGalvin, Ruth; Hunt, Stephen; Quinn, Siobhan; White, Philip; Murray, Daniel; Tierney, Vincent; O'Donnell, Fiona; Molloy,Conor

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ESB, Ireland

IMPLEMENTATION OF E-MOBILITY AND RENEWABLE ENERGIES INEXISTING NEIGHBOURHOODS WITH REFERENCE TO LEGALREQUIREMENTSBeermann, Carina; Mastny, Petr

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VUT Brno, Germany

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FIELD TESTING AND DEMONSTRATION OF A SMART GRID READYCHARGING PARKKondzialka, Christoph; Chen, Shuo; Idlbi, Basem; Schmidt, Leonie; Lorenz, Heiko; Heilscher, Gerd

218Ulm University of Applied Science, Germany

GRID AWARE HOME ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WITH ELECTRICVEHICLES AND RENEWABLE ENERGYJafarpisheh, Babak; Alizadeh-Mousavi, Omid

224Depsys SA, Switzerland

VOLTAGE IMPROVEMENT IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS WITH HIGHPENETRATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND RENEWABLE ENERGYSOURCESSvenda, Goran; Krstic, Ivana; Jajcanin, Milena; Kanjuh, Sonja

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Schneider Electric, Serbia

FASTER: A SITE-SELECTION METHODOLOGY FOR JOURNEY EVCHARGERSHunter, Lewis; Sims, Ryan

226University of Strathclyde / Power Networks Demonstration Centre, United Kingdom

MARKET-BASED APPROACHES TO INCENTIVISE AND MANAGE ELECTRICVEHICLE FLEXIBILITY ON LOW VOLTAGE NETWORKSScott, Cameron; Durham, Emma; Greenoak, Robert

227UK Power Networks, United Kingdom

FACILITATING DISABLED MOTORISTS’ TRANSITION TO ELECTRICVEHICLES WITH ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC CHARGINGLappin, Shira (1); Andrew, Ella (2); Scott, Cameron (1); Greenoak, Robert (1)

2281: UK Power Networks, United Kingdom; 2: Ricardo, United Kingdom

OVERCOMING THE INVESTMENT BARRIERS TO ON-STREET EV CHARGINGINFRASTRUCTURELappin, Shira (1); Thornhill, Claire (2); Scott, Cameron (1); Greenoak, Robert (1)

2291: UK Power Networks, United Kingdom; 2: Frontier Economics, United Kingdom




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HOW CAN AN ADJUSTMENT OF THE ELECTRICITY MARKET DESIGNIMPROVE THE INTEGRATION OF E-MOBILITY?Ganz, Kirstin; Kern, Timo

233FfE, Germany

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HYBRID ENERGY STORAGE TO INCREASE GRID FLEXIBILITY WHENCHARGING AN EV FLEETSchaefer, Edmund (1,2); Nijenhuis, Bart (2); Hoogsteen, Gerwin (2); Hurink, Johann (2); van Leeuwen, Richard (1)

2361: Saxion University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands; 2: University of Twente, the Netherlands

IMPLEMENTATION OF A MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL ALGORITHM FORLARGE-SCALE INTEGRATION OF ELECTROMOBILITY IN DISTRIBUTIONGRIDS AND ITS VALIDATION ON A REAL-TIME SIMULATORRaczka, Sebastian; Molodchyk, Oleksi; Hilbrich, Dominik; Schwierz, Thomas; Rehtanz, Christian

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TU Dortmund University, Germany

METHODOLOGY FOR THE IDENTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION OFDISTRIBUTION NETWORK REGIONSBöttcher, Luis (1); Hälsig, Philipp (2); Ulbig, Andreas (1,2)

2401: RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Fraunhofer Center Digital Energy

FLEXIBILITY-BASED IMPROVED ENERGY HUB MODEL FOR MULTI-ENERGYDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSTomin, Nikita (1); Suslov, Konstantin (2); Gerasimov, Dmitry (2); Serdyukova, Ekaterina (2); Kurbatsky, Victor (1); Yang,Dechang (3)

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1: Melentiev Energy Systems Institute, Russian Federation; 2: Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Russian Federation; 3: ChinaAgricultural University, China

ON THE ROLE AND THE VALUE OF FLEXIBILITY OPTIONS IN PLANNING OFDISTRIBUTION NETWORKS WITH HIGH PENETRATION OF ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS: CASE STUDY OF MOSTARMeđugorac, Mile (1); Capuder, Tomislav (2); Skok, Minea (3); Škrlec, Davor (2)

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1: JP Elektroprivreda Hrvatske zajednice Herceg Bosne d.d. Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina; 2: University of Zagreb, Faculty of ElectricalEngineering and Computing, Croatia; 3: Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar, Croatia


DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM CONGESTION SOLUTION USING E-MOBILITYLee, Jung-Hun (1); Kim, Jae-Eon (2)2431: Kepco Research institute, Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2: Chungbuk national university, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)



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DEMAND ESTIMATION FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES AT RAPID CHARGINGHUBS AND PEAK LOAD REDUCTION USING BATTERY ENERGY STORAGEUNITSSonder, Hasan Berkem; Cipcigan, Liana; Ugalde-Loo, Carlos E.

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Cardiff University, United Kingdom

DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL AUTONOMOUS METHOD FOR POWERDISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WITH BATTERY STORAGE SYSTEMTakahashi, Naoyuki; Fukushima, Kentaro; Moriwaki, Akira; Hatta, Hiroyuki

246Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan

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A NON-ISOLATED HIGH STEP-UP DC-DC CONVERTER FOR FUEL CELLELECTRIC VEHICLES (EV):ANALYSIS, DESIGNRajabi, Alireza (1); Mohammadzadeh Shahir, Farzad (1); Rajaei, Amirhosein (2); Sedaghati, Reza (3)

2471: Electricity Distribution Company of Fars province, Shiraz; 2: Shiraz University of Technology, Fars Province, Shiraz; 3: Islamic Azad Universityof Beyza

FALSE DATA INJECTION ATTACK BY VIRTUAL POWER PLANTS FORCURTAILMENT MINIMIZATIONChung, Yun Sik (1); Oh, Jae Young (1); Kim, Seung Wan (2); Yoon, Yong Tae (1)

2481: Seoul National University, Korea; 2: Chungnam National University, Korea

DEPLOYMENT OF CHARGING STATIONS FOR ELECTRIC TRUCKS ONHIGHWAYS IN BELGIUM AND EUROPE: ASSESSMENT OF POWER NEEDSBY 2030 AND 2035Ilyasova, Shakhida (1); Leumalieu, Christian (1); Oualmakran, Youssef (2); De Grève, Zacharie (1); De Vroey, Laurent (2)

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1: University of Mons; 2: ENGIE Laborelec

POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF SCHEDULING ELECTRIC VEHICLE SESSIONSOVER LIMITING CHARGING POWERCañigueral, Marc; Meléndez, Joaquim

255University of Girona, Spain

MODELING AND EVALUATING SMART AND BIDIRECTIONAL CHARGINGELECTRIC VEHICLES IN THE FUTURE EUROPEAN ENERGY SYSTEMKern, Timo (1); Kigle, Stephan (2); Murmann, Alex (2)

2571: Forschungsgesellschaft für Energiewirtschaft mbH, Germany; 2: Forschungsstelle für Energiewirtschaft e.V.

IMPACTS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS ON A GREEKDISTRIBUTION NETWORKSimarro-García, Ana; Villena-Ruiz, Raquel; Honrubia-Escribano, Andrés; Gómez-Lázaro, Emilio

259Renewable Energy Research Institute, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain


IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FORMANAGING ENERGY RESOURCES TO OPTIMIZE THE CHARGING OFELECTRIC VEHICLES: E-PARK CASE STUDYFaveri, Flavio de (1); Schmidt, Jorge Gustavo (1); Kraemer, Rodrigo Antônio Sbardeloto (1); Godinho, Marcelo Oliveira(1); Pica, Cesare Quintero (1); Gianesini, Marco Aurélio (2); Jeremias, Thiago (2)

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SMART CHARGING SIMULATION AND STUDY FOR VIABILITY OFIMPLEMENTATION IN DSO OPERATING REGIONSSchmidt, Jorge Gustavo (1); Bona, Jessica Ceolin de (1); Faveri, Flavio de (1); Leal, Wagner Coelho (1); Pica, CesareQuinteiro (1); Cruz, Luiz Henrique (2); Moura, Rodolfo Sabino de (2)

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1: CERTI Foundation; 2: EDP

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ANTICIPATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRIC ROAD SYSTEMS ANDTHEIR POWERING THROUGH THE DISTRIBUTION GRIDBruschi, Julien (1); Tisserand, Julie (1); Mahmoud, Mona (2)

2621: EDF R&D, France; 2: Enedis, France

E-MOBILITY INTEGRATION THROUGH SMART CHARGING – THE E-REDESCASE STUDYPinto, Cláudia Sofia (1); Silva, Carlos Miguel (1); Ferreira, Luís Tiago (1); Verheijen, Lennart (2)

2651: E-REDES, Portugal; 2: GreenFlux, The Netherlands

E-REDES OPERATIONAL APPROACH TO TACKLE ENERGY QUALITYPROBLEMS CAUSED BY ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGINGMourão, Rita Lopes; Marques, Carolina; Lopes, Diogo; Almeida, Luis

266E-Redes, Portugal

CASE STUDY WITH COMPARISON OF HOME ENERGY OPTIMIZATION ANDCONTROL ALGORITHMSMueller, Felicitas; de Jongh, Steven; Mu, Xuanhao; Suriyah, Michael; Leibfried, Thomas

267IEH, Germany

TYPICAL FUTURE ENERGY COMMUNITIES - AN ANALYSIS ONOPERATIONAL AREAS, MEMBER STRUCTURE AND USEDINFRASTRUCTURECejka, Stephan (1); Reihs, David (2); Fina, Bernadette (2); Stefan, Mark (2); Hauer, Daniel (1); Zeilinger, Franz (1)

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1: Siemens AG, Austria; 2: AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria


SMART CHARGING STRATEGIES FOR ELECTRIC BUSES BASED ONDETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC OPTIMIZATION APPROACHES: ADUTCH CASE STUDYLampropoulos, Ioannis (1); Gort, Sanne (1,2); Brinkel, Nico (1); van Sark, Wilfried (1)

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1: Utrecht University; 2: Qbuzz

OPTIMAL CONNECTION PHASE SELECTION FOR SINGLE-PHASEELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGERSBenzerga, Amina (1); Bahmanyar, Alireza (1); Gerard, Simon (2); Garnier, Quentin (2); Lachi, Simon (2); Ernst, Damien (1)

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ANALYSIS OF FUTURE ELECTRIC MOBILITY SCENARIOS BASED ONSYNTHETIC, GEOREFERENCED GRID MODELSTrageser, Marc; Vertgewall, Chris Martin; Offergeld, Thomas; Ulbig, Andreas

278RWTH Aachen University, Germany

DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY INDICATORS FOR BUSES CONSIDERINGDIFFERENT TYPES OF VEHICLESCAMACHO MORALES, OMAR ANDRES (1); SANTAMARIA, FRANCISCO (2); VEGA, ADRIANA (3)

2791: UNIVERSIDAD DISTRITAL FRANCISCO JOSE DE CALDAS, Colombia; 2: UNIVERSIDAD DISTRITAL FRANCISCO JOSE DE CALDAS, Colombia; 3:UNIVERSIDAD DISTRITAL FRANCISCO JOSE DE CALDAS, Colombia

CONCEPT OF A SMART TESTING APPROACH FOR NEW INTELLIGENTSECONDARY DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONSWetjen, Kerstin (1); Fink, Florian (2)

2801: Netze BW, Germany; 2: OMICRON electronics

SIMULATION OF THE IMPACT OF EV PENETRATION ON ELECTRICALGRIDS IN PORTUGALGomes, Emilie; Cardoso, Sara; Silva, Carlos; Cruz, José Miguel

281E-REDES, Portugal


INTERCONNECTED NETWORK PROTECTION SYSTEMS - THE BASIS FORTHE RELIABLE AND SAFE OPERATION OF DISTRIBUTION GRIDS WITH AHIGH PENETRATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND ELECTRICVEHICLESLorenz, Matthias (1); Pletzer, Tobias (1); Schumacher, Malte (1); Sowa, Torsten (2); Dahms, Michael (2); Stock, Simon (3);Babazadeh, Davood (3); Dahlmanns, Markus (4); Fink, Ina (4); Wehrle, Klaus (4); Jäger, Johann (5); Lorz, Tobias (5);Linnartz, Philipp (6); Selimaj, Antigona (6); Offergeld, Thomas (6)

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1: Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, Germany; 2: amperias GmbH; 3: TUHH - IEET; 4: RWTH Aachen – COMSYS; 5: FAU - EES; 6: RWTH Aachen – IAEW



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A NOVEL SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS ROLLOUT AND MONITORINGSTRATEGY FOR ENABLING THE TRANSITION TO ELECTROMOBILITY INFUTURE SMART GRIDSRaczka, Sebastian (1); Bauernschmitt, Björn (1); Hilbrich, Dominik (1); Palaniappan, Rajkumar (1); Rehtanz, Christian (1);Krüger, Carsten (2); Kamsamrong, Jirapa (2); Lehnhoff, Sebastian (2); Hermanns, Carsten (3); Puhe, Frederik (3); Keune,Björn (3); Finke, Sven (3); Schmidt, Marius (3); Eberling, Marc (3); Obermayer, Carsten (3); Arph, Jan (4); Hein, Aleksej (5);Becker, Thomas (5); Richter, Frank (6)

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1: TU Dortmund University, Germany; 2: OFFIS – Institut für Informatik; 3: Westnetz GmbH; 4: H & S; 5: KoCoS Messtechnik AG; 6: EnergieWaldeck-Frankenberg GmbH

INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING ANDPHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS ON A RURAL AND A SUBURBAN LOW-VOLTAGEGRIDKurth, Marcel (1); Meyer, Marian (1); Vertgewall, Chris Martin (1); Lutat, Philipp (1); Jung, Bastian (1); Ulbig, Andreas (1);Peikenkamp, Malte (2); Lorenz, Matthias (2); Pletzer, Tobias (2)

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1: IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG

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ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF ELECTROMOBILITY ON URBANDISTRIBUTION FEEDERS UNDER DIFFERENT SCENARIOSVigano', Giacomo (1); Michelangeli, Chiara (1); Clerici, Daniele (1); Moneta, Diana (1); Pasetti, Caterina (2); Morotti,Andrea (2); Bosisio, Alessandro (3)

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1: Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico, Italy; 2: Unareti S.p.A.; 3: Politecnico di Milano

QUANTIFICATION OF DOWNWARD FLEXIBILITY OF AN EV FLEETPARTICIPATING TO LOCAL FLEXIBILITY TENDERS ORGANIZED BY DSOSGrangereau, Maxime; Wan, Cheng

285EDF R&D, France

LOCAL SCALE LOAD MODELLING OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES USING ACOMBINED OF TRAVEL SURVEYS AND GPS DATABercu, Sophie; Tisserand, Julie; Petiau, Benjamin

286EDF R&D, France

ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF VOLTAGE GUARD METERS ON NEURALNETWORK-BASED PREDICTIONS AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR SMART LVGRID OPERATION.Garcia Ribote, Iker (1); Santana Hermida, Roberto (2); Mulroy, Patrick (1); del Rio Etayo, Luis (1)

288

1: Ormazabal Corporate Technology; 2: University of the Basque Country

POTENTIAL OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES TO SUPPORT A TEMPORARY LOCALEMERGENCY POWER BACK-UP SUPPLY IN CASE OF A LARGE-SCALEBLACKOUTHebbeln, Imke (1); Rose, Maximilian (1); Hübner, Michael (1); Hofmann, Lutz (2,3)

290

1: Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, 25450 Quickborn, Germany; 2: Institute of Electric Power Systems, Electric Power Engineering Section, LeibnizUniversität Hannover, 30167 Hanover, Germany; 3: Fraunhofer IEE, 34119 Kassel, Germany


REFINEMENT IN E-MOBILTY RAMP-UP GLOBAL GRID EXPANSIONPLANNINGMameghani, Emanuel (1); Engels, Christoph (2); Hauptmeier, Erik (3); Maier, Andreas (4); Tübben, Stefan (4); Schiwek,Robin (3)

291

1: Westenergie AG, Germany; 2: University of Applied Sciences and Arts Dortmund, Germany; 3: enerVance GmbH, Germany; 4: WestnetzGmbH, Germany



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REALISATION OF GRID-FRIENDLY CHARGING CONSIDERING USABILITYBY KNOWLEDGE GRAPH ENABLED EXPLAINABILITYEinfalt, Alfred (1); Sabou, Marta (1,2); Rossa-Weber, Gertrud (3); Fernbach, Andreas (1); Ruswono Aryan, Peb (2);Frischenschlager, Albin (1)

293

1: Siemens AG OEsterreich, Austria; 2: TU Wien, Information and Software Engineering, Austria; 3: TU Wien, Energy Systems and ElectricalDrives, Austria

11

CHALLENGES FOR GROUNDING SYSTEM TESTING AT FAST-CHARGINGSTATIONSSchmidbauer, Josef (1); Wohlfahrt, Daniel (2); Almer, Friedrich (3)

2941: ADRESYS Adaptive Regelsysteme GmbH, Austria; 2: OMICRON electronics Deutschland GmbH, Germany; 3: OMICRON electronics GmbH,Austria

MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF EV HIGH-POWER RECHARGING POOLSWITH STATIONARY STORAGECeraolo, Massimo (1); Colzi, Filippo (2); Lutzemberger, Giovanni (1); Mauri, Giuseppe (2); Salamone, Sara (2)

2951: University of Pisa; 2: RSE S.p.A., Italy

OPTIMISE PRIME: WORLD'S LARGEST TRIAL OF COMMERCIAL ELECTRICVEHICLES TO HELP FLEETS GO ELECTRICRoy, Florentine; Scott, Cameron

301UK Power Networks, United Kingdom

OPTIMAL PLANNING OF A VIRTUAL POWER PLANT HOSTING AN EVPARKING LOTEbrahimi, Seyed Mahoor; Haghifam, Sara; Laaksonen, Hannu; Shafie-khah, Miadreza

302School of Technology and Innovations, University of Vaasa, Finland

A DATA-DRIVEN SMART CHARGING STRATEGY TO COMPENSATEINACCURATE USER PREFERENCE INFORMATIONZhang, Shicong (1,2); Thoelen, Klaas (1,2); Deconinck, Geert (1,2)

3071: KU Leuven, ELECTA, Kasteelpark Arenberg 10,3001 Leuven, Belgium; 2: EnergyVille, Thorpark 8310, 3600 Genk, Belgium


E-MOBILITY DEPLOYMENT AND IMPACT ON EUROPEAN ELECTRICITYNETWORKS. INNOVATION ACTIONS NEEDED IN THE CONTEXT OF THEEUROPEAN GREEN DEAL.Gallego Amores, Santiago (1,2); Losa, Ilaria (2,3)

308

1: Iberdrola; 2: European Technology & Innovation PlatformSmart Networks for Energy Transition (ETIP SNET); 3: Ricerca sul SistemaEnergetico

OPTIMIZED PLANNING OF SELF-SUFFICIENT MICROGRIDSRädle, Stefan (1); Mast, Johannes (1); Gerlach, Joachim (1); Bringmann, Oliver (2)3091: Albstadt-Sigmaringen University, Germany; 2: University of Tübingen, Germany



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TRANSFORMATION PROCESS OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS FOR THEINTEGRATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESSchacht, Daniel (1); Schönhofen, Christoph (1); Niewerth, Patrick (1); Bäsmann, Rainer (2)

3101: FGH GmbH, Germany; 2: N-ERGIE Netz GmbH

12

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF E-MOBILITY STUDIES TO INPUT MODELCHARACTERISTICSChihota, Munyaradzi Justice (1); Chokani, Ndaona (2); Joubert, Christiaan (2); Bekker, Bernard (1)

3121: Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Stellenbosch University, South Africa; 2: Laboratory for Energy Conversion, ETH Zurich,Switzerland

NORFLEX: ACCOMMODATING E-MOBILITY IN THE DISTRIBUTION GRID.UTILIZING A FLEXIBILITY MARKET TO MANAGE GRID CONGESTIONAbusdal, Geir Magne (1); Hagen, Hallstein (2); Pedersen, Jan (3)

3161: Agder Energi Nett; 2: NODES; 3: Agder Energi - NorFlex

ASSESSING THE UNMANAGED EV HOSTING CAPACITY OF AUSTRALIANRURAL AND URBAN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSNacmanson, William; Zhu, Jing; Ochoa, Luis F.

319The University of Melbourne, Australia

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS PLANNING TO ACCOMMODATE EV CHARGINGDe Lazari, Gustavo (1); Sperandio, Mauricio (1); Chiquete, Hilquias (1); Rosa, Carmen (1); Ney, Rafael (2)3201: Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil; 2: CEEE-D / Equatorial Energia

OPTIMAL PLANNING ALGORITHM FOR A COORDINATED E-BUS CHARGINGINFRASTRUCTUREShihab, Mohammad Adnan; Contreras, Sergio F.; Myrzik, Johanna

327University of Bremen, Germany


PRODUCING REALISTIC EV DEMAND PROFILES FOR DISTRIBUTIONNETWORK STUDIESZhu, Jing; Nacmanson, William J.; Ochoa, Luis F.

329The University of Melbourne, Australia

PROVIDING GRID FLEXIBILITY WITH SECTOR COUPLING TECHNOLOGIESIN KOREAN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING OF SELF-SUFFICIENTMICROGRIDSLee, Yeongsang (1); Lee, Jun-ho (2); Won, Dongjun (1); Choi, Byoung-Woon (2); Hwang, Ik-Goo (2); Kim, You-Hyung (2);Kim, Joo-Taek (2); Lee, Hyo-Youn (2); Ko, Eun-Hui (2)

331

1: Inha university, Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2: KEPCO, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)



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SIMULATION OF STRATEGIC BIDDING FOR BATTERY STORAGE AND E-MOBILITY IN LOCAL FLEXIBILITY MARKETS WITH MULTI-AGENTREINFORCEMENT LEARNINGTran, Jacob (1); Gajewski, Lutz (2); Pfeifer, Pascal (1); Krahl, Simon (1); Moser, Albert (2)

334

1: FGH e.V., Germany; 2: RWTH Aachen University, Germany

13

INTEGRATED METHOD FOR DISTRIBUTION GRID EXPANSION PLANNINGCONSIDERING OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESBöttcher, Luis (1); Schumann, Klemens (1,2); Ulbig, Andreas (1,2)

3351: RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Fraunhofer Center Digital Energy

HIERARCHICAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOLUTION FOR SMARTCHARGINGNASSAR, Naji (1); TISSERAND, Julie (1); SILVA, Duarte (2); MORAIS, Hugo (2,3)

3371: EDF SA, France; 2: Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal; 3: INESC-ID, Portugal

A LARGE-SCALE COMPARISON OF THE GRID IMPACT OF CENTRALIZEDAND DECENTRALIZED CHARGE CONTROL FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLESOffel, Claudia; Stahleder, Daniel; Lehfuss, Felix

338AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria

A SMART GRID ICT PLATFORM FOR INTEGRATING ELECTRIC VEHICLES –FIRST RESULTS OF A FIELD TESTKreutziger, Marcus (1); Schmidt, Maximilian (1); Schegner, Peter (1); Winter, Christian (2); Jakob, Julius (3)

3411: Technische Universität Dresden, Germany; 2: Software AG; 3: SachsenNetze HS.HD GmbH


RESEARCH ON RECONFIGURATION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM BASE ONSNOP INTEGRATED WITH ORDERLY ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGINGSTRATEGYlv, gongxiang; zhang, peng; liu, zhijie; gao, xijun

344

Zhizhong Energy Technology Development Co., Ltd, China, People's Republic of

SCALING UP LV MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSchneider, Anna Carina (1); Schiwek, Robin (1); Backes, Matthias (2)3451: Westnetz GmbH, Germany; 2: DigiKoo GmbH

ESTIMATING REQUIRED FLEXIBILITY FOR SECURE DISTRIBUTION GRIDOPERATION CONSIDERING THE UNCERTAINTIES OF EV AND PVAlipour, Manijeh; Alizadeh-Mousavi, Omid

347Depsys, Switzerland



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ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF V2G AGGREGATION ON DISTRIBUTIONNETWORK BASED ON TRAFFIC SIMULATORMannari, Toko; Hatta, Hiroyuki

348Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry / Japan, Japan

14

AN ADAPTIVE MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLED CHARGING OFELECTRIC VEHICLES IN SMART DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSZAFAR, Sharyal (1); BLAVETTE, Anne (2); CAMILLERI, Guy (3); BEN AHMED, Hamid (2); GLEIZES, Marie-Pierre (3)

3511: SATIE, ENS Rennes, France; 2: CNRS & SATIE, ENS Rennes, France; 3: IRIT, UPS Toulouse, France

MODELLING RESIDENTIAL SUPPLY STRUCTURES BASED ON DIGITALORTHOPHOTOGRAPHY USING MACHINE LEARNINGSchumann, Klemens (1,2); Böttcher, Luis (2); Hälsig, Philipp (1,2); Zelenak, Daniel (2); Ulbig, Andreas (1,2)

3531: Fraunhofer Center Digital Energy, Germany; 2: IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany

OPTIMAL LOCATION FOR EV SUPERCHARGING STATIONS DIRECTLYCONNECTED TO PRIMARY SUBSTATIONS – THE E-REDES/CME USE CASELopes, Diogo (1); Sarmento, Francisco (2); Almeida, Luís (1); Cordeiro, José (2); Mourão, Rita (2); Sousa, José (2); Ribeiro,Mikail (2)

354

1: E-REDES, Portugal; 2: CME, Portugal


RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENT OF MICROGRID WITH THE PARTICIPATIONOF ELECTRIC VEHICLE PARKING LOTSRezaei, payman (1); aliakbar golkar, masoud (1,2)

3551: K. N. Toosi University of Technology, Iran, Islamic Republic of; 2: Senior Member, IEEE

E-MOBILITY WILL NEED A DIFFERENT DIGITALIZATION APPROACH BYDSOS, WHICH ACT AS ENERGY TRANSITION FACILITATOR: E-REDES RPAUSE CASE TO AGILE COMMUNICATION WITH STAKEHOLDERSFonseca, Pedro José (1); Henriques, João Pedro (1); Martins, Inês (2); Santos, Margarida Couras (1); Trindade, Sara (1)

356

1: E-REDES, Portugal; 2: DGEG, Portugal

DIGITAL ENERGY SERVICES FOR DISTRIBUTION GRIDS WITHINTEGRATED CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR E-MOBILITYHertlein, Timo Alexander (1,2); Blenk, Tobias (2); Weindl, Christian (2)

3571: Siemens AG, Germany; 2: Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts



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EVALUATION OF MULTI-USE CHARGING STRATEGIES IN A TIME-DEPENDENT CO-SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT FOR BEHIND-THE-METERFLEXIBILITYSchmidtke, Florian (1); Hacker, Immanuel (2,1); Vertgewall, Chris (1); Ulbig, Andreas (1)

350

1: IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Fraunhofer FIT

ESTIMATING TOPOLOGIES OF LOW VOLTAGE GRIDS FROM ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING POINT MEASUREMENT DATAHotz, Christian; Baum, Sergej; Waffenschmidt, Eberhard; Stadler, Ingo

358TH Cologne, Germany

15

ASSESSMENT OF EV CHARGING ON A PHYSICAL LOW-VOLTAGE FEEDER –BELGIAN CASECleenwerck, Rémy; Desmet, Jan

363Ghent University, EELab/Lemcko, Belgium

FLEXIBILITY ASSESSMENT OF ELECTRICITY-BASED MOBILITY IN MULTI-ENERGY DISTRICTSKoirala, Binod (1); Mutschler, Robin (1); Bartolini, Andrea (2); Bollinger, Andrew (1,3); Orehounig, Kristina (1)

3671: Empa, Switzerland; 2: ETH Singapore; 3: Sympheny, Switzerland

UNCERTAINTY MODELLING OF EV LOADS IN OPTIMAL POWER FLOWCALCULATIONGarau, Michele (1); Olsen Storbugt, Halvard (1,2); Nybakk Torsæter, Bendik (1)

3721: SINTEF Energy Research, Norway; 2: Norwegian University of Science and Technology - NTNU, Norway


A PROPOSED METHODOLOGY FOR CONDUCTING A SPATIAL MAPPING OFGRID IMPACT FROM EVS BASED ON OPEN-SOURCE DATARana, Rubi (1); Torsæter, Bendik Nybakk (1); Dahl, Erlend (2)

3771: SINTEF Energy Research, Norway; 2: SINTEF AS, Norway

MODELLING GEOREFERENCED FUTURE LOCATIONS OF RESIDENTIAL,COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE BASED ONSOCIO-ECONOMIC PARAMETERSVertgewall, Chris Martin; Trageser, Marc; Kurth, Marcel; Bong, Andreas; Homann, Nadia; Ulbig, Andreas

378

IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany

ANALYSIS OF VOLTAGE ASYMMETRY INTRODUCED BY SINGLE PHASECHARGING OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESStroot, Markus; Meyer, Marian; Simon, Sandor; Ulbig, Andreas

379IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany

CROSS-BORDER FLEXIBILITY PREQUALIFICATION OF DER AND EVSBASED ON DECENTRALIZED COMMUNICATION MECHANISMS FOR THEDISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OPERATIONCruz, José Miguel (1); Silva, Carlos (1); Louro, Miguel (1); Pascoal, Mário (1); Cardoso, Sara (1); Gomes, Emilie (1); Alonso,Beatriz (2)

374

1: E-REDES, Portugal; 2: Iberdrola, Spain



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NETWORK RECONFIGURATION METHOD FOR IMPROVED ASSET USE INLOW VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION GRIDSKerckhove, Sari (1,2); D'hulst, Reinhilde (3,2); Van Hertem, Dirk (1,2)

3801: KU Leuven, Belgium; 2: EnergyVille; 3: VITO

16

ELECTRIC VEHICLES CHARGING IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITHRENEWABLE ENERGYAlonso-Cepeda, Antonio; Villena-Ruiz, Raquel; Honrubia-Escribano, Andrés; Gómez-Lázaro, Emilio

382Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

BOTTOM-UP LOAD MODELLING OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING TO ASSESS THE IMPACT ON DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSKlaassen, Elke; Beeks, Martijn; Bernards, Raoul

384Enexis B.V.


FORECASTING AND MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL FOR ELECTRICVEHICLES SMART CHARGING APPLICATIONYousef da Silva, Alejandro; Rigaut, Tristan; Andreeva, Maria; Falcy, Mathieu; Ignatova, Vanya

390Schneider Electric, France

IMPACT OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE AND SOLAR PV IN DISTRIBUTION GRID. ADATA-DRIVEN SURVEYGonzalez Venegas, Felipe; Petit, Marc

391Université Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, CNRS, Laboratoire de Génie Electrique et Electronique de Paris, 91192, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND DISTRIBUTED ENERGYRESOURCES OPTIMAL OPERATION SOFTWARE FOR FERNANDO DENORONHA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMTaniguchi, Fabio Kenji (1); Hax, Gláucio Roberto Tessmer (1); Rolim, Luiz Acácio Guimarães (1); Rosas, Pedro (2); Junior,Roberto Boquetti (3)

396

1: CPqD, Brazil; 2: UFPE, Brazil; 3: Neoeneriga, Brazil

REINFORCEMENT OF ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS TO ENHANCETHE ADOPTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES: AN UNCERTAINTY-BASEDCONDUCTOR RESIZING APPROACHWaswa, Lewis Sakwa; Chihota, Justice Munyaradzi; Bekker, Bernard

397

Stellenbosch University, South Africa

LOCAL FORECASTS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES FOR GRID PLANNINGPURPOSESHartvigsson, Elias (1); Lillieström, Ann (2); Steen, David (3); Ivarsson, Oscar (2)

3851: Chalmers University of Technology, Department of Space Earth and the Environment; 2: Chalmers University of Technology, Department ofPhysics; 3: Chalmers University of Technology, Department of Electric Engineering



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CALCULATION OF AGGREGATED FLEXIBILITY OF AN EV FLEET: CASESTUDY OF BORNHOLM, DENMARKRibeiro, Rafaela Ferreira (1); Garella, Massimiliano (2); Massagué, Eduard Bullich (1); Peñalba, Mónica Aragüés (1)

3991: CITCEA-UPC, Spain; 2: Nuvve, Denmark

17

EXPERIENCE FROM A FIELD-TEST OF SMART CHARGING AT A PUBLICCHARGING INFRASTRUCTUREWahl, Mirko (1); Plötz, Sigrid (1); Kornrumpf, Tobias (2)

4001: Rheinische NETZGesellschaft mbH, Germany; 2: RheinEnergie AG


ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND OPTIMIZATION IN AN ELECTRIC VEHICLECHARGING STATIONKERMIA, Mohamed Hamza; BOCHE, Jérôme; ABBES, Dhaker

402Modeling, Information and Systems (MIS) Laboratory, University of Picardie Jules Verne, Amiens, France, France

REAL-TIME INERTIA ESTIMATION IN AN INVERTER-DOMINATEDDISTRIBUTION GRID USING A PHYSICS-INFORMED RECURRENT NEURALNETWORKPlant, Rebecca; Stock, Simon; Babazadeh, Davood; Becker, Christian

403

Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK PLANNING CONSIDERING EV INTEGRATION:CASE STUDY IN THE NORTHWEST OF TURKEYSaldaña González, Antonio Emmanuel (1); Aragüés Peñalba, Mónica (1); Sumper, Andreas (1); Can Taştan, İbrahim (2);Gazioğlu, İbrahim (2)

404

1: Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Spain; 2: R&D Osmangazi Electricity Distribution Co., Turkey

NON-LINEAR STABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE EV CHARGERS POWER STAGECONNECTED TO THE WEAK GRIDKhalili Dermani, Majid (1); baghaei, Mohammad sadegh (1); COLAS, Frédéric (2); rioual, Michel (3); GUILLAUD, Xavier (1);Retiere, Nicolas (4)

406

1: Ecole Centrale Lille, France; 2: Lille Laboratory of Electrical Engineering and Power Electronics (L2EP), France; 3: EDF company,France; 4:University Grenoble Alpes(UGA), France

REAL TIME OPERATION IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE SMART CHARGINGSTATIONS: A MATHEURISTIC APPROACH CONSIDERING DEMAND SIDEMANAGEMENT, ENERGY STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONMedeiros, Aérton (1,2); Canha, Luciane (1); Garcia, Vinicius (1); Motta, Rodrigo (2); Moreira, Juliano (1); Nadal, Zeno (3)

401

1: Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil; 2: Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology Sul-rio-grandense, Brazil; 3: EnergyCompany from Panará State - COPEL



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UK POWER NETWORKS’ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN DESIGNING ANDOPTIMISING A CENTRALIZED DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCESMANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO MANAGE IMPACT FROM DISTRIBUTEDENERGY RESOURCESManandhar, Tim; Davarzani, Sima; Georgiopoulos, Sotiris; Bertetti, Odilia; Sokari-Briggs, Tam; White, Matthew

411

UK Power Networks, United Kingdom

18

PROBABILISTIC EV IMPACT: E-REDES CASE STUDY USING TYPICAL LOWVOLTAGE GRIDSPereira, Vera; Lourenço, Frederico; Águas, André; Prata, Ricardo; Miranda, Álvaro

415E-REDES, Portugal

UK POWER NETWORKS’ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE ENABLING FLEXIBLECONNECTIONS SCHEMES INTO DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCEMANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND TRANSITION TOWARDS SCHEMEAUTOMATIONBertetti, Odilia; White, Matthew; Manandhar, Tim; Davarzani, Sima; Sokari-Briggs, Tam; Georgiopoulos, Sotiris

416

UK Power Networks, United Kingdom

ANALYSIS OF MALICIOUS OPERATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGINGSTATIONS TO DISRUPT STABLE OPERATION OF DISTRIBUTION GRIDSLinnartz, Philipp; Winkens, Alexander; Ulbig, Andreas

417IAEW at RWTH Aachen University, Germany

LV NETWORK FLEXIBILITY FOR REDUCING THE NETWORK IMPACT OFFAST-CHARGING STATIONSPilo, Fabrizio (1); Pisano, Giuditta (1); Ruggeri, Simona (1); Soma, Gian Giuseppe (1); Conti, Stefania (2)

4181: University of Cagliari, Italy; 2: University of Catania, Italy

EVALUATION OF THE USE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES FOR THE PROVISIONOF ANCILARY SERVICES TO SUPPORT MICROGRIDS OPERATION UNDERFAULT CONDITIONSde Andrade Castro, Vittoria Emanouella Martins Soares (1); Cavalcanti, Marcelo Cabral (1); Azevedo, Gustavo Medeirosde Souza (1); Quadros, Rodolfo (2); Donadon, Antonio Roberto (2)

419

1: Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil; 2: Campinas State University, Brazil

DISTRIBUTION GRID PLANNING BY SELF-DESIGNING WITHREINFORCEMENT LEARNINGPohl, Oliver; Rose, Maximilian; Frye, Thorsten

414Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, Germany




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EVALUATING VOLTAGE IMPACT DUE TO THE INSTALLATION OF DER INLOW VOLTAGE NETWORKSCouto, Rui

420Eneida.IO, Portugal

MULTI-ENERGY PLANNING BASED ON ADVANCED DATA-DRIVENSIMULATIONSancarlos, Abel (1); Villena-Ruiz, Raquel (2); Honrubia-Escribano, Andrés (2); Chinesta, Francisco (1); Gómez-Lázaro,Emilio (2)

421

1: ESI Chair and PIMM Lab, ENSAM, France; 2: Renewable Energy Research Institute and DIEEAC-ETSII-AB, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

19

ESTIMATION OF THE HOURLY POWER DEMAND OF ELECTRIC VEHICLECHARGERS FOR AGGREGATE LOAD MODELLING CONSIDERING REGIONALCHARACTERISTICS AND CLIMATE CONDITIONSStenzel, Daniel; Witzmann, Rolf

422

Technical University of Munich, Germany

EFFECT OF V2G TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION ON MV DISTRIBUTIONGRIDSMarasciuolo, Francesca; Montegiglio, Pasquale; Dicorato, Maria; Forte, Giuseppe

423Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy

MULTI-MICROGRIDS ISLANDED OPERATION WITH SMARTTRANSFORMERS AND ELECTRIC VEHICLESCouto, Mário (1); Lopes, J. Peças (2); Moreira, Carlos (2); McGranaghan, Mark (1); Maitra, Arindam (3)

4341: EPRI - Electric Power Research Institute, Ireland; 2: INESC TEC and FEUP; 3: EPRI - Electric Power Research Institute, USA

DEPENDABILITY OF AGGREGATED FLEXIBILITY POTENTIAL OF E-MOBILITY-CHARGINGOffergeld, Thomas (1,2); Vertgewall, Chris Martin (1); Trageser, Marc (1); Ulbig, Andreas (1,2)

4361: RWTH Aachen University, Germany; 2: Fraunhofer FIT, Germany

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK OPERATION SUPPORT BY DEMAND RESPONSEAND DISPATCHABLE DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE GENERATORSFLEXIBILITY SERVICESSilveira, Vitor (1); Canizes, Bruno (1); Vale, Zita (1); Albuquerque, Susete (2); Almeida, Bernardo (2); Sousa, José Eduardo(2); Cardoso, Sara (2); Gomes, Emilie (2)

441

1: Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal; 2: E-REDES, Portugal

INTEGRATION OF EVS IN A CONSTRAINED DISTRIBUTION GRID USINGENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS IN UPPSALA, SWEDEN - A CASE STUDYFlygare, Carl; Hjalmarsson, Johannes; Wallberg, Alexander; Aalhuizen, Christoffer; Fjellstedt, Christoffer

442Uppsala University, Sweden




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PLANNING AND OPERATION OF A MVDC INTERCONNECTIONCONSIDERING AN INCREASING PENETRATION OF E-MOBILITYRose, Maximilian; Hebbeln, Imke; Pohl, Oliver

447Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG, Germany

EUNIVERSAL’S SMART GRID SOLUTIONS FOR THE COORDINATEDOPERATION & PLANNING OF MV AND LV NETWORKS WITH HIGH EVINTEGRATIONSampaio, Gil (1); Gouveia, Clara (1); Bessa, Ricardo (1); Panteli, Mathaios (2); Merckx, Christian (3); Kupper, Gerd (3);Lopes Mourão, Rita (4); Louro, Miguel (4); Águas, André (4); Pedro Marques, Carlos (4)

445

1: INESC TEC, Portugal; 2: University of Cyprus (UCY); 3: ENGIE Impact; 4: E-REDES

20

PROPOSAL AND SIMULATION OF ELECTRICAL IMPACTS OF MICROGRIDFOR EV RECHARGING ON HIGHWAYPaixão, Joelson Lopes; Abaide, Alzenira da Rosa; Sausen, Jordan Passinato; Silva, Leonardo N. Fontoura

448Universidade Federal de Santa Maria

CO-ORDINATED DYNAMIC LINE RATING – WIND FARM CONTROLSOPTIMISATION FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT DER INTEGRATION INDISTRIBUTION NETWORKSKeyvani Eydi, Behzad; Flynn, Damian

449

University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland

ON THE PREDICTABILITY OF SCENARIO-BASED GRID-LOAD IMPACTFORECASTING, USING DATA MODELLING IN A CONTINUOUS CHANGINGCONTEXT: OPPORTUNITIES, LIMITATIONS AND UNFORESEENIMPLICATIONSDoomernik, Jan-Peter GC (1); van der Mei, Age (2); Brouwer, Marcel (2)

450

1: Enexis Netbeheer (DSO), Netherlands; 2: Duinn

RESILIENCE-TRIGGERED SYNCHROPHASOR BASED FREQUENCYCONTROLLER FOR HIGHLY DISRUPTIVE EVENTS CAPITALIZING ONTRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION SUPPORTRodrigues, Yuri

451

Seattle Pacific University, United States of America

OPTIMAL MEDIUM VOLTAGE GRID PLANNING UNDER CONSIDERATION OFDYNAMIC CURRENT RATINGS OF UNDERGROUND CABLES AND E-MOBILITYMiller, Markus; Rudion, Krzysztof

452

University of Stuttgart, Germany




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CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING WITH THREE-PHASE DOMESTICCONNECTIONSUrquhart, Andrew (1); Thomson, Murray (1); White, Peter (2)

4551: Loughborough University, United Kingdom; 2: Western Power Distribution , United Kingdom

IMPACT ANALYSIS OF COORDINATED EV FLEXIBILITY SERVICES ONACTIVE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSKumaran Nalini, Babu; Tzscheutschler, Peter; Wagner, Ulrich

454Technical University of Munich

21

PREDICTABILITY IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY AND COMPLEXITY: AQUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT ON THE IMPACT OF THE EVOLUTION OF E-MOBILITY IN THE ELECTRICITY SYSTEM AND ITS COMPLEXITY CONTEXTDoomernik, Jan-Peter GC; Geelen, Daphne

456

Enexis Netbeheer, (DSO) Netherlands

A ROBUST EXPLOITATION OF FLEXIBILITY FROM AGGREGATION OF EVSCelli, Gianni; Galici, Marco; Pilo, Fabrizio458University of Cagliari, Italy

CHARGING STATION OPERATOR-COOPERATION-BASED DISTRIBUTIONNETWORK OPERATION METHODOLOGY USING REGIONAL DISTRIBUTIONSTABILITY INDEXLee, Jin-Wook (1); Park, Sung-Won (2); Son, Sung-Yong (1)

462

1: Gachon University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2: Youngsan University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

ELECTRIFYING ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST MASS TRANSIT SYSTEMS,BOGOTÁ CITYPrada Suarez, Luis Guillermo; Serrato Salazar, Juan Carlos; Otalvaro Lopez, Richar Alexy; Salas Diaz, Jose María;Villamizar Montes, Libardo; Cadena Carrillo, Luis Carlos; Velasco Alvarado, Ludwing Alberto

464

Enel Colombia, Colombia

X-FLEX FLEXIBILITY PLATFORM FOR DISTRIBUTION GRIDSACCOMMODATING E-MOBILITYBoskov Kovacs, Elena

466Blueprint Energy Solutions, Austria

OPTIMAL PLANNING AND DESIGN OF ELECTRIC CHARGING STATIONSBASED GISGrassi, Stefano

469Gilytics AG, Switzerland




MOBIL ITY

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EFFECTS OF EV ULTRA-FAST CHARGERS IN POWER QUALITYAlmeida, Miguel Ângelo; Chaves, Mário; Morgado, Susana Margarido; Louro, Miguel471E-REDES, Portugal

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TELECOMMUNICATION TOPOLOGY AND MEDIA IN ACTIVE ELECTRICITYDISTRIBUTION NETWORKZARE, SAEID

116ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION OF GREAT TEHRAN, Iran, Islamic Republic of

DEVELOPMENT OF RETROFIT MV/LV TRANSFORMER DESIGNS TOACCOMMODATE INCREASED ELECTRIFICATIONWalsh, Anthony Martin (1); Power, Clem (2)

1241: ESB Networks, Ireland; 2: ESB Networks, Ireland

ISO15118 BASED AC V2G CORE COMPONENT DEVELOPMENT ANDELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF V2G SYSTEMKim, Sang Ok; Lim, Ji Hyun; Park, Ki Jun; Park, Gun Bae; Kim, Sang Kyu; Lee, Kyung Yoon

125Korea Electric Power Corporation, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

RESULT OF SMART CHARGING (V1G) FIELD DEMONSTRATION IN KEPCOLim, JiHyun (1); Kim, Sangok (1); Lee, Chul (2); Hwang, JunSik (2); Park, Kijun (1)1421: Korea Electric Power Corporation(KEPCO), Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2: ULVAC Korea

A NEW MODEL OF RESILIENT LV NETWORK FOR MASSIVE EV CHARGINGAND DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONLópez Goiti, Imanol (1); Zubia Urrutia, Haritz (2); Plasencia Alonso, Esther (3); Sanz Heras, Markel (4)

1461: Merytronic; 2: Ariadna Grid; 3: Pronutec; 4: i-DE

CHALLENGES AND RELATED SOLUTIONS FOR PERIODIC VERIFICATIONOF DC ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONSHerbst, Daniel (1); Fürnschuß, Martin (1); Reichel, Peter (2); Lehfuß, Felix (3); Stainer, Thomas (4); Schmautzer, Ernst (1)

1511: Graz University of Technology, Austria; 2: OVE Austrian Electrotechnical Association, Austria; 3: AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria;4: KS Engineers, Austria


THEME 2 : EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS FOR E -MOBIL ITY

INTEGRAT ION IN POWER DISTRIBUT ION SYSTEMS

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EMISSION CHARACTERIZATION OF HIGH-POWER ELECTRIC VEHICLECHARGERSSlangen, Tim; Cuk, Vladimir; Cobben, Sjef

158Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

AN INNOVATIVE METHOD FOR DETECTING TRANSFORMER AIR LEAKSLeivo, Senja; Mellin, Toni159Vaisala Oyj, Finland

THE INTRODUCTION OF LV DER PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN KOREAKim, Yung-Sam; Park, Hak-Yeol; Kim, June-Ho; Kim, DeokChul174KEPCO KDN, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

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CE-TUR, THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION FOR REPOWERING CONCENTRATEDURBAN AREASJaen, David; Fuentes, Juan; Jaen, Juan Jose

177Twelcon Power Systems Iberia S.L., Spain

DEVELOPMENT OF EV CHARGING CONTROL TECHNOLOGY FOR LOADPEAK SHIFTINGMORITA, Keisuke (1); HIRAYAMA, Tetsuya (1); MORIOKA, Sachiko (2); KURIYAMA, Hiroki (2); KATAOKA, Hiromi (2);KANEUCHI, Yoshihiro (2); HIRAYAMA, Shogo (2)

183

1: KANSAI Transmission and Distribution., Inc.; 2: KANSAI Electric power company., Inc.

SMART CHARGING AND EFFICIENT INSTALLATION, OPERATION OF EVCHARGING FACILITIESLee, Hyo Young

184Klinelex Co., Ltd., Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

HIGH POWER CHARGING: INTEGRATION STRATEGY IN LOW-VOLTAGEGRIDS USING BATTERIES STORAGE SYTEMSSchwarz, Tim Matthias (1); Holt, Mara (1); von Haebler, Jonas (2); Rehtanz, Christian (1)

1921: TU Dortmund University, Germany; 2: ef.Ruhr GmbH

EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR HIGH-CAPACITY CHARGINGSTATIONS WITH INCREASED RELIABILITYGorozhankin, Pavel; Kucheriavenkov, Andrey

195ANTRAKS Research, Development & Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Russian Federation

ACCELERATED PROTECTION (AP) SCHEME IN OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTIONNETWORKSBueno de Souza, Hamilton Guilherme; dos Santos, Eduardo Conceição; Martins, Kennedy Alves; de Macedo, AmadeuFernandes

200

Enel Brasil




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INNOVATIVE SENSORS FOR SMART MV CIRCUIT BREAKERKRAYNOV, Vladislav201Schneider Electric, France

RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION ON MITIGATION OF RENEWABLEENERGY CURTAILMENT USING ELECTRIC VEHICLE BATTERIESPark, Gun Bae; Lee, Kyung Yoon; Lee, Sang Kyu


24

FLICKER EMISSION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING IN LOW VOLTAGEGRIDSGarn, Till (1); Vanselow, Alexander (2); Biedermann, Cornelius (1); Moser, Albert (3); Engel, Bernd (1)

2081: TU Braunschweig - elenia, Germany; 2: FGH e. V.; 3: RWTH Aachen IAEW

PROBLEMS OF VERIFICATION OF OPERATING PARAMETERS OF DC/ACINVERTERS AND THEIR INTEGRATION INTO THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMIN THE CZECH REPUBLICMastny, Petr; Moravek, Jan; Drapela, Jiri; Vrana, Michal; Vojtek, Martin

211

Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

ANALYSIS OF THE OPERATION OF CHARGING STATIONS WITH THESUPPORT OF ACCUMULATION AND PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM IN THECZECH REPUBLICMastny, Petr; Moravek, Jan; Vojtek, Martin; Beerman, Carina

212

Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

EMPIRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CONDUCTED EMISSIONSGENERATED BY ELECTRIC VEHICLES DURING THE CHARGING PROCESSGonzález-Ramos, Jon; Fernández, Igor; Angulo, Itziar; Gallarreta, Alexander; de la Vega, David; Arrinda, Amaia

214University of the Basque Country, Spain

EXPANSION OF THE POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OF AN EXISTINGAPARTMENT BUILDING, IF NECESSARY WITH AN ENERGY MANAGEMENTSYSTEM FOR THE USE OF CHARGING POINTS IN THE BUILDINGBeermann, Carina; Mastny, Petr

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VUT Brno, Germany




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RISK MANAGEMENT OF CABLE TERMINATION FAULTS AND EFFECTIVEMAINTENANCE USING PARTIAL DISCHARGE (PD-LT) DEVICE MADE BYNDB CANADAShabbidar, javad; nasr, mehran; hoshangifar, sasan

222

Isfahan Electricity Distribution Company, Iran, Islamic Republic of

INNOVATIVE WEB-BASED MARKETPLACE ENABLING V2G AND G2VPereira, Danilo (1); Paez, Maurício (1); Meffe, André (1); Pinheiro, Lucas (2)

2321: Daimon, Brazil; 2: Equatorial Energia, Brazil

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS FOR DYNAMIC WIRELESS CHARGINGINFRASTRUCTURE IN INCIT-EV H2020 PROJECTOBEID, Ziad (1); DE BERNARDINIS, Alexandre (2); DENIAU, Virginie (1); MEIRA, Zariff (3); GUERROUDJ, Salim (3); BOUKIR,Karima (4); FERNANDEZ, Gregorio (5); ANGEL, Ricardo (5)

206

1: Gustave EIFFEL University, France; 2: University of Lorraine, France; 3: VEDECOM, France; 4: ENEDIS, France; 5: CIRCE, Spain

25

A STUDY ON MVDC APPLICATION SCENARIO FOR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMKim, Hongjoo; Cho, YoungPyo; Ryu, HoSung; Cho, JinTae; Kim, JuYoung249KEPCO, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

TIME CHARACTERIZATION OF FAST VARIATION DISTURBANCESGENERATED BY EV CHARGERSGallarreta, Alexander; Fernández, Igor; de la Vega, David; González-Ramos, Jon; Arrinda, Amaia; Angulo, Itziar

256University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain

DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER WINDING FAULTS DETECTION ANDMONITORINGFreire, Guilherme Rodrigues (1,2); Oliveira, José Eduardo Gomes (2); Branco, Paulo José da Costa (1)

2581: Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal; 2: Eneida.IO, Portugal

EFFECT ANALYSIS OF V2G BASED PRIMARY FREQUENCY RESPONSECONSIDERING EV SUPPLY PLAN IN KOREAMoon, jonghee

268kepco, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

EFFICIENT, COST-EFFECTIVE AND SAFE ENERGY DISTRIBUTION THANKSTO INNOVATIVE CURRENT MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONSMusy, Bastien; Amilien, Clément; Zhou, Zhijian; Balboni, Florent; Busi, Jacques

269LEM - Life Energy Motion




CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

OPTIMAL SIZING OF DIRECT FLEXIBILITY TAKING INTO ACCOUNTINDIRECT FLEXIBILITY IN TERTIARY BUILDINGS: PREDIS-MHI AS A USECASETwum-Duah, Nana Kofi (1,2); Hodencq, Sacha (1); Amayri, Manar (2); Ploix, Stephane (2); Wurtz, Frédéric (1)

275

1: Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, G2Elab, F-38000 Grenoble, France; 2: Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, G-SCOP, F-38000 Grenoble, France

STABILITY MANAGEMENT FOR AN INCREASING NUMBER OF EV FAST,ULTRA-FAST AND MEGA CHARGING STATIONS CONNECTED TO MVNETWORKCirujano, Pablo (1); Aguirre, Jon (2); De la Cruz, Miren (3); Etxebarria, Oier (4); Sanchez, Juan Antonio (3)

297

1: Ormazabal Cotradis Transformers; 2: Ormazabal Protection and Automation; 3: Ormazabal Secondary Distribution; 4: Ormazabal MediaTensión

A STUDY ON COMMERCIAL POWER SUPPLY FOR LARGE-CAPACITY LVDCPOWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS IN URBAN AREASCho, Youngpyo; Kim, Seokwoong; Kim, Hongjoo; Cho, Jintae; Kim, Juyong

238KEPCO Research Institute/ Republic of South Korea

26

DETECTION OF OPEN CONDUCTOR FAULT USING PHASORMEASUREMENT UNITS IN POWER DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS WITH DGSHyun, Seung-Yoon (1); Kim, Chang-Hwan (1); Lee, Byung-Sung (1); Shin, Chang-Hoon (1); Lee, Jung-Ho (1); Hong, Ji-Song(2); Yun, Sang-Yun (2)

333

1: KEPCO Research Institute, Korea; 2: Chonnam National University, Korea

DEVELOPMENT AND FIELD TEST RESULT OF REAL-TIME ANALYSIS FORPOWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN KEPCO ADMSChu, Cheol-Min; Jung, Won-Wook; Shim, Jae-Seong; Sin, Chang-Hoon


ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION FAULT DETECTION: MACHINELEARNING APPROACHGrcić, Ivan; Pandžić, Hrvoje; Šunde, Viktor

342Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing University of Zagreb, Croatia

HIGHER WINDING EFFICIENCY IN THE WPT SYSTEM THANKS TOHOMOGENEOUS CURRENT DISTRIBUTION IN THE LITZ WIRE.LEMAITRE, Damien (1,2); SARRAZIN, Benoît (2); WANDEROILD, Yohan (1); LEMBEYE, Yves (2)

3461: EDF R&D, EDF Lab Les Renardières, Department TREE, 77250 Moret-Loing et Orvanne, France; 2: Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP,G2Elab 38000 Grenoble, France

VALIDATION OF A FAULT LEVEL MEASUREMENT ALGORITHM FORELECTRICITY NETWORKSEyre-Walker, Ralph Edward (1); Outram, John (2); Scott, Cameron (3); Khaddoumi, Mourad (1)

3641: SP Energy Networks, United Kingdom; 2: Outram Research Ltd, United Kingdom; 3: UK Power Networks, United Kingdom




CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

LEVERAGING BI-DIRECTIONAL EV CHARGING FOR FLEXIBILITY SERVICESIN THE DISTRIBUTION GRID - THE CASE OF FEVER PROJECTKokos, Isidoros (1); Melendez-Frigola, Joaquim (2); González-Font-de-Rubinat, Paula (3); Lamprinos, Ilias (1); Sumper,Andreas (3); Gallart-Fernández, Ramon (4)

368

1: Intracom Telecom, Greece; 2: Universitat de Girona, Spain; 3: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain; 4: Estabanell Distribució, Spain

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK REACTIVE POWER OPTIMISATIONCONSIDERING TSO/DSO COORDINATIONPastor, Ricardo (1); Saragoça, João (1); Glória, Gonçalo (1); Pestana, Rui (2); Simões, José (3); Viegas, Paulo (3)

3691: R&D NESTER, Portugal; 2: REN - Rede Eléctrica Nacional, S.A., Portugal; 3: EFACEC – Portugal

HIGH VOLTAGE BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM AS DISTRIBUTIONNETWORK SUPPORTVrtal, Matej; Mastny, Petr; Moravek, Jan; Toman, Petr

305Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic

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THE ACTIVE LINE VOLTAGE REGULATOR – BOOSTING GRID CAPACITYFOR CHARGE POINT INTEGRATION ON THE LOW VOLTAGE LEVELRüster, Dr. Christian; Hoppert, Stefan

381A. Eberle GmbH & Co. KG, Germany

ROBUST H-INFINITY CONTROL OF CONVERTERS FOR USE IN ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS CONNECTED TO DC MICROGRIDAkbari, Hossein; Aghababaee, Mohammad Reza; Goudarzi, Mehdi

386Shahed university, Iran, Islamic Republic of

SURVEY RESULTS ON HIGH POWER CHARGING IN LOW VOLTAGE GRIDSHolt, Mara (1); Maasmann, Jonas (2); Rehtanz, Christian (1)3921: TU Dort mund Uni ver sity; 2: c.con Management Consulting GmbH

EV CHARGING DETECTION ON LV NETWORKSDomingos, Joao395Eneida.IO, Portugal

SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF HIGH SHARES OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESON VOLTAGE UNBALANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION GRID LEVELVanselow, Alexander (1); Meyer, Marian (4); Stroot, Markus (4); Biedermann, Cornelius (3); Möller, Friedemann (2);Przibylla, Joachim (5); Moser, Albert (4); Engel, Bernd (3); Meyer, Jan (2); Witzmann, Rolf (5)

405

1: FGH e. V., Germany; 2: Technical University Dresden; 3: TU Braunschweig - elenia, Germany; 4: RWTH Aachen IAEW; 5: Technical UniversityMunich




CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

A PLATFORM FOR DETECTION, CLASSIFICATION, AND LOCATION OFCURRENT FAULTS IN LV NETWORKSJordão, Daniela (1); Campos, João (1); Freire, Guilherme Rodrigues (1,2)

4071: Eneida.IO, Portugal; 2: Universidade de Lisboa - Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal

LOCAL INTELLIGENT TRANSACTIONAL ENERGY NODE FOR EV CHARGINGAND MOBILITY HUBDosquet, Romane; Bleus, Paul

409CE+T Power, Belgium

CLOUD TO CLOUD AGGREGATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESAro, Matti; Mäki, Kari376VTT, Finland

VALIDATION OF A IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT BY DELIBERATEDESTABILIZATION OF A POWER HARDWARE IN THE LOOP SETUPBuchner, Matthias; Rudion, Krzysztof

427Universität Stuttgart, Institut für Energieübertragung und Hochspannungstechnik, Germany

28

CONSISTENCY OF HARMONIC EMISSION LIMITS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLECHARGERS CONSIDERING VEHICLE TO GRID CAPABILITIESMeyer, Jan (1); Halpin, Mark (2)

4351: Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany; 2: Auburn University, United States

ESTIMATION AND INFLUENCE OF LOCAL LOW VOLTAGE GRIDIMPEDANCES BASED ON INVERTER PROBINGGielnik, Frederik; Krohn, Dominik; Suriyah, Michael; Leibfried, Thomas

439Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

DISTRIBUTION ENERGY RESOURCES WITH 4MW BATTERY ENERGYSTORAGE DC DISTRIBUTION AND AC/DC HYBRID SOLUTIONSAnany, ahmad elsayed abdelhamid

443North Delta Electrical Distribution Company, Egypt, Egypt

ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DESIGN AND HIL SIMULATION FOR E-BUS FAST CHARGING HUB WITH PV ENERGY PRODUCTION AND LOCALENERGY BUFFERRoggo, Dominique (1); Lavonen, Ville (1); Säteri, Miikka (1); Ranta, Samuli (1); Pouget, Julien (2)

453

1: Turku University of Applied Science TUAS, Finland; 2: HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Switzerland

ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON POWERQUALITYZavoda, Francisc

459CRHQ (Hydro-Quebec), Canada




CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

FREQUENCY REGULATION PARADIGM FOR HOSTING CAPACITYENHANCEMENT BASED ON TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATIONRibas Monteiro, Luiz Fernando (1); Rodrigues, Yuri (2)

4601: Federal University of Itajuba, Brazil; 2: Seattle Pacific University, United States of America

DECENTRALIZED HOME ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO REDUCESYSTEM PEAK AND UNCERTAINTYDu, Yanyun (1); Xu, Minghao (1); Shi, Heng (2); Li, Furong (1)

4631: University of Bath, United Kingdom; 2: Shanghai Suiyuan Technology Co., China

POWER QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF THE COMBINED OPERATION OF FASTCHARGING STATIONS AND A BATTERY STORAGEMüller, Sascha (1); Meyer, Jan (1); Jacob, Julius (2); Giertz, Philipp (2)

4291: TU Dresden, Germany; 2: SachsenEnergie AG, Germany

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OPTIMAL SITING AND SIZING OF CHARGING STATIONS FORAUTONOMOUS ELECTRIC VEHICLE FLEET USING RENEWABLE ENERGYAli, Haider (1,2); Francois, Bruno (1); Brotcorne, Luce (2)

4681: Ecole Centrale de Lille, France; 2: INRIA Lille, France




CIRED 2022 WORKSHOP

A FRAMEWORK FOR CUSTOMER AND UTILITY SHARING OF BEHIND-THE-METER DERSChowdhury, Ahmad Sony (1); Baghzouz, Yahia (2); Livani, Hanif (3)

4671: UNLV, United States of America; 2: UNLV, United States of America; 3: UNR, United States of America

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THEME 3 : COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT , REGULATORY

CHALLENGES AND BUSINESS MODELS ASSOCIATED WITH E -

MOBIL ITY – INTEGRAT ION OF E -MOBIL ITY IN SMART CIT IES AND

SMART POWER DISTRIBUT ION SYSTEMS

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FLEXCONNECT – FLEXIBLE CONNECTION TO THE GRID FORSUPERCHARGERSSjöberg, Niklas

120Niklas, Sweden

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO UNLOCK GRID FLEXBILITY ENABLED BY EVCHARGING STATIONS: THE ARETI EXPERIENCE IN PLATONE PROJECTLOSA, ILARIA (1); Fedele, Gabriele (2); Ginocchi, Mirko (3); Giovannet, Sophia (4)

1211: RSE, Italy; 2: ARETI, Italy; 3: RWTH, Germany; 4: EDSO for Smart Grids, Belgium

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE REAL LABORATORY OF ADECENTRALIZED LOAD MANAGEMENT CONCEPTBaumgartner, Sonja (1); Barta, Veronika (2); Uhrig, Stephanie (2)

1291: LEW Verteilnetz GmbH, Germany; 2: HM University of Applied Sciences Munich, Germany

DEVELOPMENT OF AI-BASED INTEGRATED CONTROL SYSTEM FORSAFETY MANAGEMENT AND PAYMENT CONVENIENCE IN ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING STATIONSSeo, Deokseong; Yoon, Changgeol; Jo, Insik; Park, Joohye; Kim, Youngjun

130

Korea Electric Power Corporation, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

OPTIMIZATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES FLEETWan, Cheng; Ludovic, Girault; Triboulet, Thomas131EDF R&D, France

MODELLING AND SCENARIO ANALYSIS OF GRID RESILIENCE AGAINSTCYBER-ATTACKS ON EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTUREHijgenaar, Sjors (1); Cetinay, Hale (1); Refa, Nazir (2); Stefanov, Alexandru I. (3); Palensky, Peter (3)

1371: Stedin, The Netherlands; 2: ElaadNL, The Netherlands; 3: Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

GRID INTEGRATION OF E-MOBILITYWargers, Arjan138Enexis, The Netherlands

CYBER SECURITY INTRUSION DETECTION FOR ELECTRICAL STATIONS INPOWER NETWORKSFeijoo, Juan; Castro, Mario

118Red Eléctrica de España, Spain

EXPLORATION AND PRACTICE OF SMART ZERO-CARBON INTEGRATEDENERGY SERVICES IN INDUSTRIAL PARKSYi, Yang (1); Wu, Hai (2); Huang, QingCheng (1); Li, An (1); Zhai, Yong (1); Zhu, Wei (1)

1411: HuaWei Technologies CO.,LTD., China, People's Republic of; 2: Guangdong Energy Gorup CO.,LTD.， China, People's Republic of

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ACHIEVING GRID-FRIENDLY OPERATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGYCOMMUNITIES THROUGH SMART USAGE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLECHARGING AND FLEXIBILITIESSudhoff, Robin (1,2); Schreck, Sebastian (1,2); Thiem, Sebastian (1); Niessen, Stefan (1,2)

148

1: Siemens AG, Technology, Germany; 2: Technical University of Darmstadt, Technology and Economics of Multimodal Energy Systems, Germany

WHERE TO LEVERAGE SCALE? A NETWORK ANALYSIS OF VEHICLE-TO-GRIDCebreros, Diego; Perez, Yannick

161Chaire Armand Peugeot , Université Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, Laboratoire de Génie Industriel, 91190, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

PROFITABILITY OF SMART V2X CHARGING STRATEGIES UNDERUNCERTAINTY: RELEVANT INFLUENCING FACTORS AND IMPLICATIONSFOR FUTURE BUSINESS MODELSDossow, Patrick; Kern, Timo

165

FfE (Forschungsgestellschaft für Energiewirtschaft mbH), Germany

DEPLOYING E-MOBILITY IN THE INTERACT ENERGY COMMUNITY TOPROMOTE ADDITIONAL AND VALUABLE FLEXIBILITY RESOURCES FORSECURE AND EFFICIENT GRID OPERATIONILO, Albana (1); Bruckner, Helmut (2); Olofsgard, Markus (3); Adamcova, Marketa (4); Werner, Andrea (5)

166

1: TU Wien, Austria; 2: Sonnenplatz Großschönau GmbH, Austria; 3: AFRY, Sweden; 4: LEEF Technologies s.r.o., Czech Republic; 5: FHTechnikum Wien, Austria

E-MOBILITY CHALLENGES – REGULATORY PERSPECTIVEOsman, Salma; Salah, Sherif Aly Mohamed Khalil180Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency, Egypt

PROTECTING THE DISTRIBUTION GRID WHILE MAXIMIZING ENERGYFLEXIBILITY WITH TRANSPARENCY AND ACTIVE USER ENGAGEMENTNijenhuis, Bart; Winschermann, Leoni; Bañol Arias, M. Nataly; Hoogsteen, Gerwin; Hurink, Johann L.

181University of Twente, The Netherlands

EV FLEXIBILITY TRADING IN THE LOCAL ENERGY MARKETCheng, Shuang; Gu, Chenghong; Li, Shuangqi; Li, Junlong; Wei, Renjie; Zhu, Yuanbin145University of Bath, United Kingdom

USING MOBILITY DATA AND AGENT BASED MODELS TO GENERATEFUTURE E-MOBILITY CHARGING DEMAND PATTERNSNijenhuis, Bart (1); Doumen, Sjoerd C. (2); Hönen, Jens (1); Hoogsteen, Gerwin (1)

1821: University of Twente, The Netherlands; 2: Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

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DYNAMIC PRICING MODEL FOR FAST CHARGING STATIONSRighetto, Sophia Boing (1); de Oliveira, Débora B. Sanches (1); de Bona, Jéssica Ceolin (1); Glória, Luna Leão (1);Roncalio, Luciano Benvenuti (1); França, Ilana (2)

1901: CERTI Foundation; 2: Equatorial Maranhão

MECHANISM DESIGN TO ACCOMMODATE ELECTRIC VEHICLES WITHMULTIPLE FLEXIBILITIES IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSLi, Jianwei; Yang, Xinhe; Cheng, Shuang; Li, Shuangqi; Li, Furong

191University of Bath, United Kingdom

DIFFERENT END-USER USE CASES DETERMINE THE BUSINESS MODELSIN THE E-MOBILITY SECTORBeermann, Carina; Mastny, Petr

217VUT Brno, Germany

E-MOBILITY CONTRIBUTION TO E-REDES FLEXIBLE POWERDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMRafael, Joao Saraiva; Francisco, Eduardo Cruz; Pinto, Cláudia Sofia Benvindo Soares; Silva, Carlos Miguel Amaro da

219E-REDES

INFRASTRUCTURE SATURATION ANALYSIS OF FAST CHARGINGSTATIONS ON HIGHWAYS CONSIDERING A STOCHASTIC OPERATIONMODELSilva, Leonardo Nogueira Fontoura (1); Abaide, Alzenira da Rosa (1); Knak Neto, Nelson (1); Sausen, Jordan Passinato(1); Hauer, Ines (2); Tayyab, Muhammad (2)

223

1: Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil; 2: Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg

HIVE SIMULATOR: EVALUATE LOCAL IMPACT OF FUTURE SCENARIOSWITH HIGH PENETRATION OF ELECTRO-MOBILITY AND RENEWABLEENERGYFarhat, Yamshid; Lipsa, Gabriel M.; Schneeberger, Lucas

230

BKW Energie AG, Switzerland

THE IMPLEMENTATION AND DEMONSTRATION OF SECURED EVCIBACKEND SYSTEMS BASED ON THE PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURELim, Youseok; Yu, Seungduck; Park, Gunbae; Park, Kijun; Lee, Kyungyoon


RESERVATION SYSTEM FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONSSeo, Jin; Park, Yunsik; Park, Junbum; Kim, Hyejin244Korea Electronic Power Corporation, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

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EVALUATION OF THE FLEXIBILITY POTENTIAL OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES INACTIVE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKSMüller, Sharon; Walz, Kathrin; Rudion, Krzysztof

252University of Stuttgart, Germany

INNOVATION-DRIVEN BUSINESS MODELS AND REGULATORY SCHEMESFOR E-MOBILITY GRID INTEGRATION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIESApostolaki-Iosifidou, Elpiniki; Nève, Alexandre

254ENGIE Impact, Belgium

INTEGRATION OF E-MOBILITY IN SMART CITIES: THE PORTUGUESESCENARIO FOR EV CHARGING IN STREET LIGHT CIRCUITSSilva, Carlos Miguel; Santo, Bruno Espírito; Ferreira, Luís Tiago

263E-Redes, Portugal

STANDARDIZATION OR HOW TO HELP THE DEVELOPMENT OF E-MOBILITY IN A GRID-FRIENDLY MANNER?Pennec, Julien (1); Mahmoud, Mona (2); Nativel, Gilles (2)

2701: EDF, France; 2: Enedis, France

E-MOBILITY DISTRIBUTION TARIFF TO REDUCE POWER PEAKSRoks, Michiel; Rits, Vincent; Küng, Lukas; Laager, Daniel276Primeo Netz AG, Switzerland

CAN RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMUNITIES INCREASE THE USE OF THEFLEXIBILITY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES?Pierre, Benjamin

277ENGIE Laborelec, Belgium

CYBER SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE ELECTRIC VEHICLEINFRASTRUCTUREvan den Brink, Harm; Broos, Paul

251ElaadNL, The Netherlands

ADVANCED INVESTMENT IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORK BASED ON EVPENETRATIONLiu, Yunting; Xu, Minghao; Cheng, Shuang; Li, Furong

287University of Bath, United Kingdom

A BUSINESS MODEL FOR AN PUBLIC CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE USINGPUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN KOREAHa, Yeon Kwan; Kang, Dae Jin

289Korea Electric Power Corporation(KEPCO), Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

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DESIGNING LOCALLY APPROPRIATE ELECTRIC VEHICLE HOSTINGCAPACITY REGULATIONSDippenaar, Josh; Bekker, Bernard

296Stellenbosch University, South Africa

OFFLINE CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION & TRUST IN THE EV-CHARGING PKIVan Aubel, Pol299Radboud University, Netherlands, The

ELECTRICAL VEHICLES – GRID INTEGRATION ISSUES AND SOLUTIONSKüpper, Gerd (1); Benothman, Féres (1); Promel, François (1); Magalhães Carvalho, Leonel (2); Czarnecki, Bogdan (3)3041: ENGIE Impact, Belgium; 2: INESC TEC, Portugal; 3: IEN, Poland

A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION TO SUPPORT SMART MOBILITY PLATFORM INE-LOBSTER PROJECTZangiabadi, Mansoureh

314Newcastle University, United Kingdom

EV DEMAND FORECASTING BASED ON LOGISTIC GROWTH METHODAPPLIED TO INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING FOR FAST CHARGINGALLOCATION INTEGRATED WITH STORAGE AND SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICENERGY SYSTEMOliveira, Mateus Silva de (1); Santos, Caio César Lins dos (1); Castro, José Filho da Costa (1); Tavares, Luciano (2);Marques, Davidson (1); Rosas, Pedro André Carvalho (1); Medeiros, Luiz Henrique Alves de (1); Bradaschia, Fabrício (1);Azevedo, Gustavo Medeiros de Souza (1); Maia, Geraldo Leite (1); Limongi, Leonardo (1); Moraco, Anna GiugliaMenechelli (3)

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1: Federal University of Pernambuco - UFPE, Brazil; 2: Advanced Institute of Technology and Innovation - IATI; 3: CPFL Energia

OPTIMAL CHARGING SCHEDULING METHOD FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLEAGGREGATOR BASED ON THE ROLLING-HORIZON OPTIMIZATIONCONSIDERING WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPTChoi, Eo Jin; Kim, Seung Wan

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Chungnam National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

DEEP LEARNING-BASED PROACTIVE DIAGNOSTICS FOR ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGINGPark, Yunsik; Park, Sungho; Lee, Jaehyun; Seo, Jin; Kim, Sungmin


BUSINESS MODEL DEVELOPMENT UTILIZING CHARGING DATA ANALYSISUNDER EV CHARGING PLATFORM ENVIRONMENTLee, Jaehyun; Park, Yunsik; Seo, Jin; Park, Sungho; Kim, Sungmin


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INTRODUCTION OF NETWORK TARIFFS FOR E-MOBILITY – FIRSTEXPERIENCES IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ZURICHSeiler, Bastian; Baumgartner, Lukas; Rüegg, Linda

328ewz, Switzerland

COMBINATION OF MARKET-ORIENTED AND GRID-SERVING FLEXIBILITYUSAGE FOR PRIVATE EV CHARGING POINTSMöller, Christian; Koch, Oliver; Schmidt, Robert; Zdrallek, Markus

339University of Wuppertal, Germany

CHARGING POTENTIAL OF V4G THROUGH V2G STANDARD PROTOCOLFOR CCSWannier, David (1); Pereira, Helena (1); Alder, Jean-Marie (1); da Silva Ferreira, João Carlos (1); Vianin, Jérémie (1);Bonadio, Gregorio (2); Chaudhuri, Toufann (3); Darbellay, Georges (4); Dufour, Luc (5)

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1: HES-SO Valais/Wallis, Switzerland; 2: ElectrInfo Sàrl; 3: GreenMotion SA; 4: OIKEN SA; 5: EDF

TRANSITION TO E-MOBILITY WILL NEED A NEW CUSTOMER CENTRICAPPROACH BY DSO: E-REDES STRATEGYTrindade, Sara (1); Couras Santos, Margarida (1); Queiroz, Mariana (1); Barbosa, Fernanda (1); Ganhão, António (1);Figueiredo, Cátia (1); Pinto, Nuno (1); Cardoso, Pedro (1); Perloiro, Tamar (1); Leonardo, Marina (1); Fonseca, Luis (1);Fonseca, Pedro José (1); Dias Ferreira, Sandra (2); Manjericão, Tamara (2); Oliveira, David (3); Marcelino, Jorge (3);Carvalho, Vithor (3); Candeias, Alexandre (3)

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1: E-REDES, Portugal; 2: EDP Digital Global Unit, Portugal; 3: Decskill, Portugal

GENERATION OF OPTIMIZED SCHEDULES OF A CHARGING PROCESSUNDER THE APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC ELECTRICITY TARIFFS AND SELF-CONSUMPTION OPTIMIZATIONKoch, Oliver (1); Möller, Christian (1); Zdrallek, Markus (1); Müller, Jens (2)

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1: University of Wuppertal, Germany; 2: WSW Wuppertaler Stadtwerke GmbH, Germany

INDUSTRY COST OPTIMIZATION WITH EV-PARKING BATTERYFLEXIBILITY WHILE CONSIDERING MULTIPLE REVENUE STREAMS ANDUNCERTAINTYWarendorf, Tom; Contreras, Dr. Sergio; Knief, Thomas; Myrzik, Prof. Dr. Johanna

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University of Bremen, Germany

MULTI-AGENT FRAMEWORK FOR SMART MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS (EVCS) CONSIDERING A SMARTCHARGING SCHEDULING, SMART CONTRACTS AND DATA VALIDATION BYOCPPCANHA, LUCIANE NEVES (1); MARTINS, HENRIQUE (1); Fenner, Gustavo (1); Farias, Hericles (1); Ziquinatti, Bernardo (1);Rangel, Camilo (1); Nadal, Zeno (2)

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1: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA MARIA, Brazil; 2: COMPANHIA PARANAENSE DE ENERGIA - COPEL-DIS, Brazil

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OPPORTUNITY OR RISK? MODEL-BASED OPTIMIZATION OF ELECTRICVEHICLE CHARGING COSTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF VARIABLETARIFFS AND REGULATORY SCENARIOS FROM A CONSUMERPERSPECTIVEBiedenbach, Florian; Ziemsky, Valerie

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Forschungsstelle für Energiewirtschaft FfE, Germany

ASSURE CHARGE: A DATA DRIVEN APPROACH TO SERVICING ANDMAINTAINING EV CHARGE POINTSSims, Ryan; Edmunds, Calum

388University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom

SMART HOME ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPLIED FOR SMARTELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING AND ENERGY TRANSACTIONMedeiros, Aérton (1,2); Canha, Luciane (1); Garcia, Vinicius (1); Motta, Rodrigo (2); Brignol, Wagner (2); Nadal, Zeno (3)

3981: Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil; 2: Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology Sul-rio-grandense, Brazil; 3: EnergyCompany from Panará State - COPEL

ENERGY-AS-A-SERVICE FOR MICROGRIDS WITH EV CHARGINGSTATIONS: A CASE STUDYPflaum, Peter

408GreenStruxure, France

AN ENHANCED VIRTUAL POWER PLANT FOR FLEXIBILITY SERVICES INTOA LOCAL AREA (INCLUDING EV’S)Howorth, Gary (1); Kockar, Ivana (1); Bingham, John F (2); Tuoy, Paul G (1)

4121: University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2: ETC, United Kingdom

THE POTENTIAL OF VALLEY FILLING WITH FLEXIBLE EV CHARGING ATOSLO AIRPORTGrøtan, Åshild; G. Tveitane, Rasmus; Martinsen, Thomas; S. Nygård, Heidi

413Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), Norway

PREDICTIVE SMART CHARGING OF PLUG-IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES FORPARKING FLEET SCENARIO WITH MODULAR CONVERTERSRAZI, Reza (1); Mehrasa, Majid (2); Hajar, Khaled (1); Gholami, Mehrdad (2,3); Hably, Ahmad (1); Bacha, Seddik (2);Labonne, Antoine (2)

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1: Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, GIPSA-Lab; 2: Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G2ELAB; 3: Faculty of Engineering,University of Kurdistan, Sanandaj, Iran

TECHNO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF PEER-TO-PEER IN DISTRIBUTIONNETWORKS WITH MULTIPLE SOURCES OF USER-DRIVEN FLEXIBILITYMendes, Gonçalo (1); Belonogova, Nadezda (1); Narayanan, Arun (1); Matos, Luisa (2); Honkapuro, Samuli (1)

4241: LUT University, Finland; 2: Cleanwatts, Portugal

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FUTURE OF SHARED E-MOBILITY OPERATION SERVICE PLATFORMCONSIDERING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN SMART CITYSon, Sung-Yong

430Gachon University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

WECHARGE: DEMOCRATIZING EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTUREHashmi, Md Umar (1); Alam, Mohammad Meraj (2); Ramarozatovo, Ony Lalaina Valerie (3)

4311: KU Leuven & EnergyVille, Belgium; 2: FlexThor BV, Belgium; 3: Independent Consultant, France

ASSESSING CURRENT PRACTICES IN MARKET DESIGN TO ENABLE E-MOBILITY IN BRAZIL: LESSONS FROM THE BRAZILIAN CASEGomes, Rafael de Oliveira (1); Valenzuela da Silva, Paula Andrea (2); Alvares, Jairo (1); Polatschek Rodrigues, André (1);Magalhães Gomes, Angela (2); Barroso, Luiz Augusto (2); Ceballos, Carlos (3)

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1: CPFL, Brazil; 2: PSR, Brazil; 3: Mercados Energeticos, Argentina

OPTIMIZED ALLOCATION OF FAST CHARGING STATIONS IN HIGHWAYSINVOLVING MULTIPLE CRITERIALucca, Tiago Guterres; Abaide, Alzenira da Rosa; Knak Neto, Nelson; Cruz, Matheus Souza da; Darui, Caroline Beatriz Fucks

438Universidade Federal de Santa Maria - UFSM, Brazil

OPTIMAL MANAGEMENT OF AN ACTIVE COMMUNITY FOR FAIRSELECTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN A V2G EVENTSilva, Catia (1); Faria, Pedro (1); Vale, Zita (1); Albuquerque, Susete (2); Sousa, José Eduardo (2); Cardoso, Sara (2); Gomes,Emilie (2)

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1: University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2: ETC, United Kingdom

SMART CHARGING UNDER DIFFERENT TARIFF STRUCTURESSteen, David; Le Anh, Tuan446Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

INTEGRATION OF SMART CHARGING WITH THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMOPERATOR THE CME/E-REDES USE CASEMartins Sarmento, Francisco Manuel (1); Ferreira, Luis Tiago (2); Pinto, Claudia (2); Silva, Carlos Miguel (2); Cordeiro,José (1)

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1: CME, Portugal; 2: E-REDES

DIGITAL TWIN-BASED SIMULATION PLATFORM WITH INTEGRATED E-MOBILITY AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMCho, Kyu-Snag (1); Park, Sung-Won (2); Son, Sung-Yong (1)

4651: Gachon University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea); 2: Yongsan University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

REVIEW OF EMERGING ADVANCED SMART CHARGING FLEXIBILITYBUSINESS MODELSMendes, Gonçalo (1); Mendes, Gisela (2); Tikka, Ville (1); Honkapuro, Samuli (1)

4571: LUT University, FI; 2: EDP NEW – Centre for New Energy Technologies

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