Multistage large-scale charging station planning for electric buses considering transportation network and power grid
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Date
2019
Subject Area
place - asia, mode - bus, infrastructure - vehicle, infrastructure - station
Keywords
Electric buses, Fast charging stations, Multistage planning, Transportation network, Power grid
Abstract
With the applications of electric buses (e-buses), potential solutions to problems related to infrastructures for charging e-buses are emerging. This study particularly focused on large-scale fast charging-station planning for e-buses in the public transportation electrification process, according to the characteristics of e-bus operation and plug-in fast charging mode. We conducted an interdisciplinary study to optimize planning jointly under the transportation system and power grid. In addition to capturing the spatiality of the e-bus charging service network, we further considered temporality in order to conduct long-term planning in view of the continuously growing e-bus charging demand. A spatial-temporal model, which determines the sites and sizes of e-bus charging stations, was proposed and the strategies for multistage infrastructure planning were put forward. The model was equivalently transformed into a mixed-integer second-order cone programming with high computational efficiency. The model and the multistage planning strategies were justified through a series of numerical experiments. A case study of Shenzhen, China was implemented and the robustness of the model to plan changes was studied.
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Permission to publish the abstract has been given by Elsevier, copyright remains with them.
Recommended Citation
Lin, Y., Zhang, K., Shen, Z.-J.M., Ye, B., & Miao, L. (2019). Multistage large-scale charging station planning for electric buses considering transportation network and power grid. Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, Vol. 107, pp. 423-443.
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