Journal of Shanghai Jiao Tong University ›› 2025, Vol. 59 ›› Issue (2): 200-207.doi: 10.16183/j.cnki.jsjtu.2023.196

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Charging and Discharging Scheduling Mechanism of Electric Vehicles in Park Based on User Credit Index

SUN Xina(), JIANG Hailina, XIE Jingdongb, WANG Simina, WANG Sena   

  1. a. College of Electrical Engineering; b. Energy and Power Innovation Center, Shanghai University of Electric Power, Shanghai 200090, China
  • Received:2023-05-16 Revised:2023-05-29 Accepted:2023-05-31 Online:2025-02-28 Published:2025-03-11

Abstract:

The default behavior of electric vehicle (EV) users to end charging in advance is easy to cause default losses to load aggregators and users themselves. Therefore,it is crucial to dispatch charging behavior rationally considering default behavior. This paper quantifies EV user credit based on Wu’s three-dimensional credit theory, and revises EV charging and discharging plan in the dimensions of discharge depth and charging priority. In addition, it establishes a multi-objective optimization model considering the load fluctuation of regional distribution network and the user cost. Using a park as an example for simulation, it compares and analyzes the effects of different user default rates and EV permeability on the proposed multi-dimensional modified charging and discharging strategy. The results show that the charging and discharging scheduling mechanism based on the user credit index has advantages in calming the load fluctuation of the distribution network in the park and improving the charging experience of users. Compared with the orderly charging and discharging strategy which does not consider the charging and discharging execution of users, the proposed mechanism can better adapt to the scenario of increasing penetration rate of EV and expanding default scale.

Key words: electric vehicle (EV), orderly charging and discharging, user credit index, charging priority, three dimensional credit theory

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