Fast DC Charging of Electric Vehicle Powered with Solar Power Plant

Abstract

This article presents the process of charging an electric vehicle with a DC fast charger. The energy needed for the charging process is produced by a solar power plant and stored in a stationary battery unit. Three basic scenarios are analysed: 1) solar power plant charging the stationary battery, 2) fast charging of electric vehicle – charger powered from the stationary battery, and 3) fast charging of electric vehicle – charger powered from the stationary battery and aided by a solar power plant.

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Keywords

fast DC chargers, power plant

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