Energy Storage Optimization in Electric Vehicles for improving vehicles to grid Performance

Electric vehicles are one of the key factors through which integration into modern energy systems brings an opportunity for improved grid stability, foster usage of renewable energy, and effective energy usage. The significance of V2G technology is to make possible a bidirectional flow of power from...

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Main Authors: Jasmin Nerella Mary, Venkatesh J., Kumar Rajesh, A Arul Johnson., Ramaswamy R., Mohammed Ghouse S.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2025-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2025/19/e3sconf_icsget2025_01009.pdf
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Summary:Electric vehicles are one of the key factors through which integration into modern energy systems brings an opportunity for improved grid stability, foster usage of renewable energy, and effective energy usage. The significance of V2G technology is to make possible a bidirectional flow of power from which the vehicle derives power for charging and returns it to the grid when it has some excess. This innovation supports peak shaving, load balancing, and renewable energy integration and will be contributing to the optimisation of the grid. Improvement in the charging methods of EVs are AC, DC fast charging, and wireless systems further increasing the convenience and efficiency in adopting EVs. Standardization is necessary to ensure compatibility and interoperability across the EV ecosystem. Grid integration standards provide uniformity and specifications for communication protocols, safety standards, energy management, and interactions with infrastructures and utility grids coming from Electric Vehicles. This abstract emphasize the synergy between V2G technology, innovative charging methods, standardization efforts, and optimization strategies driving the development of electrified transportation and smart grids.
ISSN:2267-1242