- Authors
- Fanny Tausendteufel
- Publication number
- 96-2023-DE
- Version number
- 1.0
- Publication date
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9 August 2023
- Pages
- 6
- Suggested Citation
- Agora Verkehrswende (2023): Managed charging – A primer. The benefits of considering grid load and power availability when charging electric vehicles
- Project
- This publication was produced within the framework of the project Energy industry prerequisites for electromobility.
This content is also available in: German
Managed charging - A primer
The benefits of considering grid load and power availability when charging electric vehicles
Preface
This fact sheet explores the topic of managed charging for electric vehicles, including associated technologies, potentials and policy options. The management of the charging process in line with the current status of the power system can reduce charging costs for consumers and accelerate the grid connection of private charging stations. In addition, managed charging enables a higher share of renewables.
Given the right policies and regulations, managed charging will reap considerable benefits for electric vehicles and for the power system as a whole. While past discussions have focused on perspectives native to the energy sector, this fact sheet serves as a general primer for all interested parties. In addition to summarising current regulatory plans, it offers recommendations for the successful adoption of managed charging in Germany.
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Managed charging - A primer
The benefits of considering grid load and power availability when charging electric vehicles
All figures in this publication
Non-managed charging and managed charging
From Managed charging - A primer on page 1
Gross electricity generation in Germany compared to the electricity demand of EVs
From Managed charging - A primer on page 2
Project lead
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Fanny Tausendteufel
Senior Associate, Industrial Policy
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Kerstin Meyer
Senior Associate, Green Vehicles