Abstract

The second part of this two-paper series discusses two case-studies to confirm the effectiveness of the scenario-based stochastic model developed in the first part for the multistage joint expansion planning of distribution systems and electric vehicle charging stations. Numerical results obtained in the 18-bus distribution system confirm the effectiveness of proposed approach through the minimization of total investment and operational costs, and the adequate characterization of uncertainties. The proposed solution determines the optimal construction/reinforcement of substations, electric vehicle charging stations and feeders, and the placement of distributed generators and capacitor banks along the three-stage planning horizon. The comparative analysis of proposed approach, against the deterministic and robust approaches; confirms its superiority in dealing with the uncertainties of wind and photovoltaic generation, and conventional loads and electric vehicle demands. Finally, the scalability of proposed approach is confirmed using the IEEE 123-bus distribution system.

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