About this Research Topic
Electric Vehicles (EVs) contribute to sustainability by reducing local air pollution through zero emissions, leading to improved air quality and public health. They align effectively with renewable energy sources, such as solar photovoltaics (PVs), enhancing energy efficiency and minimizing dependence on fossil fuels.
However, the integration of EVs and EV Charging Stations (EVCSs) with smart grids—leveraging AI, inverters, communication systems, and other advanced technologies—presents technical challenges, including cyber vulnerabilities and concerns regarding cyber-resiliency of smart grids. This Research Topic will address these critical aspects, focusing on the latest advancements in EV/EVCS technologies and the challenges of their integration into smart grids.
Thus, we welcome submissions of Original Research, Review, and Perspective articles. This Research Topic aims to serve as a platform for pioneering research and strategic insights to drive innovation and shape the future of power and energy systems.
Key areas of focus include but are not limited to the following:
· (Autopilot) EVs/V2Gs
· Wire/Wireless EVCSs
· Fast/Medium EVCSs
However, the integration of EVs and EV Charging Stations (EVCSs) with smart grids—leveraging AI, inverters, communication systems, and other advanced technologies—presents technical challenges, including cyber vulnerabilities and concerns regarding cyber-resiliency of smart grids. This Research Topic will address these critical aspects, focusing on the latest advancements in EV/EVCS technologies and the challenges of their integration into smart grids.
Thus, we welcome submissions of Original Research, Review, and Perspective articles. This Research Topic aims to serve as a platform for pioneering research and strategic insights to drive innovation and shape the future of power and energy systems.
Key areas of focus include but are not limited to the following:
· (Autopilot) EVs/V2Gs
· Wire/Wireless EVCSs
· Fast/Medium EVCSs
Keywords: Reliability, Resiliency, Stability, Electric Vehicle Technologies
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