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Distributed coordination of electric vehicles providing V2G regulation services

Karfopoulos et al., 2015

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11160715008490229980
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Karfopoulos E
Panourgias K
Hatziargyriou N
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IEEE Transactions on Power Systems

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The aim of this paper is to propose a distributed electric vehicle (EV) coordination mechanism, which enables the management of the charging/discharging operation of an EV fleet, offering V2G regulation services to support system operation based on a day-ahead …
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