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Electric Vehicle Scenario Simulator Tool for Smart Grid Operators

João Soares    
Bruno Canizes    
Cristina Lobo    
Zita Vale and Hugo Morais    

Resumen

This paper presents a simulator for electric vehicles in the context of smart grids and distribution networks. It aims to support network operators? planning and operations but can be used by other entities for related studies. The paper describes the parameters supported by the current version of the Electric Vehicle Scenario Simulator (EVeSSi) tool and its current algorithm. EVeSSi enables the definition of electric vehicles scenarios on distribution networks using a built-in movement engine. The scenarios created with EVeSSi can be used by external tools (e.g., power flow) for specific analysis, for instance grid impacts. Two scenarios are briefly presented for illustration of the simulator capabilities.

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