Abstract
Electric mobility is a sustainable alternative for mitigating carbon emissions by replacing the conventional fleet. However, the low availability of data from charging stations makes planning energy systems for the integration of electric vehicles (EVs) difficult. Given this, this work focuses on developing an adaptive computational tool for charging simulation, considering many EVs and mobility patterns. Technical specifications data from many EVs are considered for charging simulation, such as battery capacity, driving range, charging time, charging standard for each EV, and mobility patterns. Different simulations of charging many EVs and analyses of weekly charging load profiles are carried out, portraying the characteristics of the different load profiles and the challenges that system planners expect. The research results denote the importance of considering different manufacturers and models of EVs in the composition of the aggregate charging load profile and mobility patterns of the region. The developed model can be adapted to any system, expanded with new EVs, and scaled to many EVs, supporting different research areas.
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