China''s urban EV ultra-fast charging distorts regulated
In this work, we conduct a data-driven simulation of ultra-fast charging station roll-out across Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, leveraging over 760,000 real-world public charging records.
Comparing different upgrade strategies, the research provides valuable insights for policymakers and industry players. The results suggest that deploying large ultrafast charging stations with chargers between 350–550 kW in high-demand regions could be a viable solution to meet the surging charging demands of EVs in China.
For instance, at the airport EV charging station, with a total power capacity of 120 kW times the charger number, it can satisfy ultrafast charging demands from S1 to S7 using only this strategy, with a reasonable increase in waiting times. Regarding energy storage, it can buffer peak loads, but the cost is a major consideration.
As the number of EVs grows, there is a growing demand for adequate and efficient charging infrastructure. The construction of Ultra-fast Charging Stations (UFCS) is particularly important, as they promise to significantly slash charging times and boost user convenience by allowing EV charging in 5–10 min 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
It is noteworthy that if a total power capacity of 120 kW (under C2) times the charger number is provided, the airport EV charging station can satisfy the ultrafast charging demands from S1 to S7 by using only the dynamic waiting strategy.
In this work, we conduct a data-driven simulation of ultra-fast charging station roll-out across Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, leveraging over 760,000 real-world public charging records.
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