EV Charging Data Management, five issues to solve

S.J.F.M. Maase, R. van den Hoed

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Abstract

The transition towards electric mobility is expected to take off the coming years, as more EV car models access the market and charging infrastructure is being expanded. The expansion of charging infrastructure will have to accelerate to keep pace with the fast-growing need for charging. The coming years will be marked by uncertainty regarding technological developments (batteries, range), charging technologies (e.g. fast charging, inductive), growth of car sharing and autonomous driving and impact on user preferences and charging behaviour Data management is key to the EV market and public parties involved: to be able to adapt quickly to changes and to reduce risks and costs. This paper describes the five most important preconditions for effective data management that allows stakeholders to monitor the performance of their charging infrastructure and to take informed decisions on rollout strategies based on data science research results.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages12
Publication statusPublished - 20 May 2019
EventInternational Electric Vehicle Symposium 32 - Neurexpo, Lyon, France
Duration: 19 May 201922 May 2019

Conference

ConferenceInternational Electric Vehicle Symposium 32
Abbreviated titleEVS32
Country/TerritoryFrance
CityLyon
Period19/05/1922/05/19

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