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  1. Vehicle Grid Integration with Smart Meters Data in Europe: A Review on Current and Future Challenges to Enable Advanced Smart Charging Schemes and Flexibility Services
  2. Data-driven online SOH estimation of a grid-connected BESS: Accuracy improvements and lifetime prediction
  3. An alternative to DC–DC converters for EV fast-charging with PWM-discharged lithium-ion cells
  4. Impact of electric vehicles on low-voltage distribution networks: A critical review
  5. Conditional connection agreements for electric vehicle charging: Review, design, and implementation of solutions for the low-voltage power distribution grid
  6. On the Pulse-Width Modulated Charging of Lithium-Ion Batteries
  7. From Simulation to Implementation: Adaptive Control of EV Clusters with Dynamic System and Vehicle Conditions
  8. Schedule-Constrained Charging Infrastructure Planning for Electric Bus Fleets Leveraging Spatiotemporal Low-Carbon Charging Opportunities
  9. From Simulation to Implementation: Adaptive Control of EV Clusters with Dynamic System and Vehicle Conditions
  10. The environmental trade-off between battery capacity and fast charging in electric vehicles: A life-cycle assessment
  11. Grid-friendly operation of EV parking lots: Optimal load management under cluster power and phase unbalance constraints
  12. Dynamic Pricing Strategies for Electric Vehicle Charging: Enhancing Cost-Reflectivity and Revenue Stability
  13. Enabling Grid Services with Bidirectional EV Chargers: A Comparative Analysis of CCS2 and CHAdeMO Response Dynamics
  14. Efficiency of bidirectional EV charging: Key insights from implementing ISO 15118-20 CCS2 and CHAdeMO
  15. Distributed Hierarchical Control with Cost Optimization and Priority-Based Dispatch for Workplace EV Charging: A Field Study
  16. Deep Learning for EV Charging Infrastructure: Optimization Approaches and Challenges
  17. Generalising ancillary services selection: A case study with electric vehicles in Denmark
  18. Which electric vehicle users are flexible and price responsive? Uncovering user types in Denmark
  19. Synergetic design of variable distribution network tariffs and upgrade investments
  20. Multi-market bidding for frequency and balancing services with residential EV chargers
  21. When smart charging meets smart users: How price-sensitive plug-in behavior reshapes EV integration
  22. Ageing-aware trading with Li-ion battery storage: Trade-off between short-term market profits and long-term degradation
  23. Centralised Smart EV Charging in PV-Powered Parking Lots: A Techno-Economic Analysis
  24. Techno-economic comparison of grid reinforcement and battery-buffered electric vehicle fast charging stations
  25. aFRR Price Evolution and Unequal Effects From Introducing the PICASSO Platform
  26. Electrical modelling of a grid-connected battery energy storage system via EMS and BMS data
  27. Centralised vehicle-to-grid smart charging supported by PV generation for power variance minimisation at the transformer: A user’s perspective analysis
  28. Comparative analysis of rule-based and model-predictive control algorithms in reconfigurable battery systems for EV fast-charging stations
  29. Linear Continuous-Time Regression and Dequantizer for Lithium-Ion Battery Cells with Compromised Measurement Quality
  30. Low Carbon Charging Schedule of Electric Buses: Case Study in Denmark and Japan
  31. Business cases for degradation-aware bidirectional charging of residential users and heavy-duty vehicle fleets
  32. Which control management strategies are best suited for EV charging stations? A comparison of price optimization and machine-learning approaches
  33. When Smart Charging Meets Smart Users: How Price-Sensitive Plug-in Behavior Reshapes EV Integration
  34. Battery energy storage systems providing dynamic containment frequency response service
  35. Enhancing phase balance in electric vehicle clusters: a smart charging approach using phase mode switching
  36. Frequency Control in EV Clusters: Experimental Validation and Time Response Analysis of Centralized and Distributed Architectures
  37. Implementation of priority-based scheduling for electric vehicles through local distributed control
  38. Repurposing Second Life EV Battery for Stationary Energy Storage Applications
  39. Receding horizon optimization for distributed control of electric vehicle charging stations
  40. Flexibility potential quantification of electric vehicle charging clusters
  41. Experimental Investigation of a Distributed Architecture for EV Chargers Performing Frequency Control
  42. Overview of EV battery types and degradation measurement for Renault Zoe NMC batteries
  43. Technical Demonstration of Conditional Connection Agreements for Urban EV Charging Clusters
  44. Efficiency Characteristic and Operating Area of High-Power Reconfigurable Batteries
  45. Aggregation and Control of Electric Vehicles AC Charging for Grid Services Delivery
  46. Smart Ev Charging in Pv-Powered Workplace Parking Lots: A Case Study from Denmark
  47. Experimental assessment of active power control of distributed generation units
  48. Experimental validation of onboard electric vehicle chargers to improve the efficiency of smart charging operation
  49. Distributed control of electric vehicle clusters for user-based power scheduling
  50. Optimal control of a DC microgrid with busbar matrix for high power EV charging
  51. A semi-distributed charging strategy for electric vehicle clusters
  52. Optimal expansion of a multi-domain virtual power plant for green hydrogen production to decarbonise seaborne passenger transportation
  53. On the trade-off between profitability, complexity and security of forecasting-based optimization in residential energy management systems
  54. Impact of cost-based smart electric vehicle charging on urban low voltage power distribution networks
  55. Experimental Validation of Onboard Electric Vehicle Chargers to Improve the Efficiency of Smart Charging Operation
  56. Agnostic Battery Management System Capacity Estimation for Electric Vehicles
  57. New technologies for optimal scheduling of electric vehicles in renewable energy‐oriented power systems: A review of deep learning, deep reinforcement learning and blockchain technology
  58. Energy management of a multi-battery system for renewable-based high power EV charging
  59. A methodology to model and validate electro-thermal-aging dynamics of electric vehicle battery packs
  60. Energy recovery strategies for batteries providing frequency containment reserve in the Nordic power system
  61. Ancillary services and electric vehicles: An overview from charging clusters and chargers technology perspectives
  62. Re-Thinking the Definition of Self-Sufficiency in Systems with Energy Storage
  63. Battery Buffered EV Fast Chargers on Bornholm: Charging Patterns and Grid Integration
  64. Power Modulation and Phase Switching Testing of Smart Charger and Electric Vehicle Pairs
  65. Wind Based Charging via Autonomously Controlled EV Chargers under Grid Constraints
  66. Autonomously Distributed Control of EV Parking Lot Management for Optimal Grid Integration
  67. Behind-the-Meter Residential Electric Vehicle Smart Charging Strategies: Danish Cases
  68. Comparison of Reconfigurable BESS and Direct Grid Installation for EV Fast-Chargers: a Danish Case Study
  69. Economic Value of Multi-Market Bidding in Nordic Frequency Markets
  70. Electrical Thermal and Degradation Measurements of the LEAF e-plus 62-kWh Battery Pack
  71. Testing Procedures of Active Power Functions for Grid Code Compliance of Battery Systems
  72. Validation of a Single-Cell Reference Model for the Control of a Reconfigurable Battery System
  73. Multi-Energy System Demonstration Pilots on Geographical Islands: An Overview across Europe
  74. Efficiency Characteristic of a High-Power Reconfigurable Battery with Series-Connected Topology
  75. Coincidence Factors for Domestic EV Charging From Driving and Plug-In Behavior
  76. Influence of realistic EV fleet response with power and energy controllers in an EV-wind virtual power plant
  77. A review of data sources for electric vehicle integration studies
  78. Frequency stability with converter-connected resources delivering fast frequency control
  79. Autonomously Distributed Control of Electric Vehicle Chargers for Grid Services
  80. Battery Storage Demonstration Projects An Overview Across Europe
  81. Comparison of Smart Charging and Battery Energy Storage System for a PV Prosumer with an EV
  82. The effect of net metering methods on prosumer energy settlements
  83. Barriers and Solutions for EVs Integration in the Distribution Grid
  84. Optimal Scheduling of Electric Vehicles for Ancillary Service Provision with Real Driving Data
  85. Review of Control Algorithms for Reconfigurable Battery Systems with an Industrial Example
  86. Electrification of personal vehicle travels in cities - Quantifying the public charging demand
  87. Empirical Capacity Measurements of Electric Vehicles Subject to Battery Degradation From V2G Services
  88. Empirical Validation of a Biogas Plant Simulation Model and Analysis of Biogas Upgrading Potentials
  89. Double-String Battery System with Reconfigurable Cell Topology Operated as a Fast Charging Station for Electric Vehicles
  90. Energy Security Through Demand-Side Flexibility: The Case of Denmark
  91. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Battery Energy Storage in Electric Power Grids: Research and Practices
  92. Combined provision of primary frequency regulation from Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) capable electric vehicles and community-scale heat pump
  93. Biogas Plant Modelling for Flexibility Provision in the Power System of Bornholm Island
  94. Characterization of NMC Lithium-ion Battery Degradation for Improved Online State Estimation
  95. Demonstrations of DC Microgrid and Virtual Power Plant Technologies on the Danish Island of Bornholm
  96. Electric Vehicles Demonstration Projects - An Overview Across Europe
  97. Reconfigurable Stationary Battery with Adaptive Cell Switching for Electric Vehicle Fast-Charging
  98. Profitability of Frequency Regulation by Electric Vehicles in Denmark and Japan Considering Battery Degradation Costs
  99. Experimental evaluation of an integrated demand response program using electric heat boosters to provide multi-system services
  100. Decentralized and discretized control for storage systems offering primary frequency control
  101. The future role of human operators in highly automated electric power systems
  102. Grid Loading Due to EV Charging Profiles Based on Pseudo-Real Driving Pattern and User Behavior
  103. Modeling of Battery Electric Vehicles for Degradation Studies
  104. Value of V2G Frequency Regulation in Great Britain Considering Real Driving Data
  105. Augmenting System Inertia Through Fast Acting Reserve – A Power System Case Study with High Penetration of Wind Power
  106. Economic Value and User Remuneration for EV Based Distribution Grid Services
  107. Full-scale electric vehicles penetration in the Danish Island of Bornholm—Optimal scheduling and battery degradation under driving constraints
  108. Enhanced Primary Frequency Control from EVs: a Fleet Management Strategy to Mitigate Effects of Response Discreteness
  109. Large-scale provision of frequency control via V2G: The Bornholm power system case
  110. Test and Modelling of Commercial V2G CHAdeMO Chargers to Assess the Suitability for Grid Services
  111. An Equivalent Time-Variant Storage Model to Harness EV Flexibility: Forecast and Aggregation
  112. Economic value of electric vehicle reserve provision in the Nordic countries under driving requirements and charger losses
  113. Electric power system inertia: requirements, challenges and solutions
  114. A Market Framework for Enabling Electric Vehicles Flexibility Procurement at the Distribution Level Considering Grid Constraints
  115. Response Accuracy and Tracking Errors with Decentralized Control of Commercial V2G Chargers
  116. Tuningless Load Frequency Control Through Active Engagement of Distributed Resources
  117. Analytical assessment of voltage support via reactive power from new electric vehicles supply equipment in radial distribution grids with voltage-dependent loads
  118. Robust Allocation of Reserve Policies for a Multiple-Cell Based Power System
  119. Co-simulation with DIgSILENT PowerFactory and MATLAB: Optimal Integration of Plug-in Electric Vehicles in Distribution Networks
  120. Transient stability improvement: a review and comparison of conventional and renewable-based techniques for preventive and emergency control
  121. Implementation and validation of synthetic inertia support employing series produced electric vehicles
  122. Implementation of fuzzy logic for mitigating conflicts of frequency containment control
  123. Supporting control room operators in highly automated future power networks
  124. Guidelines for distribution system operators on reactive power provision by electric vehicles in low-voltage grids
  125. Requirements for future control room and visualisation features in the Web-of-Cells framework defined in the ELECTRA project
  126. Scenario-based approach adopted in the ELECTRA project for deriving innovative control room functionality
  127. Supporting involvement of electric vehicles in distribution grids: Lowering the barriers for a proactive integration
  128. Identification of conflicts between transmission and distribution system operators when acquiring ancillary services from electric vehicles
  129. Aggregation of single-phase electric vehicles for frequency control provision based on unidirectional charging
  130. Comparison between AGC and a tuningless LFC approach based on direct observation of DERs
  131. Thermostat controlled loads flexibility assessment for enabling load shifting — An experimental proof in a low voltage grid
  132. Assessing the energy content of system frequency and electric vehicle charging efficiency for ancillary service provision
  133. Robust Multi-Objective EV charching
  134. A decision support tool for transient stability preventive control
  135. Comparison between synthetic inertia and fast frequency containment control based on single phase EVs in a microgrid
  136. Management of Power Quality Issues in Low Voltage Networks Using Electric Vehicles: Experimental Validation
  137. Enhancing the Role of Electric Vehicles in the Power Grid: Field Validation of Multiple Ancillary Services
  138. Integrating multi-domain distributed energy systems with electric vehicle PQ flexibility: Optimal design and operation scheduling for sustainable low-voltage distribution grids
  139. Experimental Analysis of Flexibility Change with Different Levels of Power Reduction by Demand Response Activation on Thermostatically Controlled Loads
  140. Experimental testing and model validation of a decoupled-phase on-load tap-changer transformer in an active network
  141. Phase-wise enhanced voltage support from electric vehicles in a Danish low-voltage distribution grid
  142. A novel grid-wide transient stability assessment and visualization method for increasing situation awareness of control room operators
  143. Trade-off analysis of virtual inertia and fast primary frequency control during frequency transients in a converter dominated network
  144. Investigation of Phase-wise Voltage Regulator Control Logics for Compensating Voltage Deviations in an Experimental Low-voltage Network
  145. Multi-objective optimization control of plug-in electric vehicles in low voltage distribution networks
  146. Enhanced situational awareness and decision support for operators of future distributed power network architectures
  147. Analysis and comparison of voltage dependent charging strategies for single-phase electric vehicles in an unbalanced Danish distribution grid
  148. Economic comparison of electric vehicles performing unidirectional and bidirectional frequency control in Denmark with practical validation
  149. Evaluation of electric vehicle charging controllability for provision of time critical grid services
  150. Grid frequency support by single-phase electric vehicles employing an innovative virtual inertia controller
  151. Grid frequency support by single-phase electric vehicles: Fast primary control enhanced by a stabilizer algorithm
  152. Reduction of topological connectivity information in electric power grids
  153. Validating a centralized approach to primary frequency control with series-produced electric vehicles
  154. Provision of secondary frequency control via demand response activation on thermostatically controlled loads: Solutions and experiences from Denmark
  155. Grey-box modelling of a household refrigeration unit using time series data in application to demand side management
  156. Coordinated voltage control of a decoupled three-phase on-load tap changer transformer and photovoltaic inverters for managing unbalanced networks
  157. Impact of thermostatically controlled loads' demand response activation on aggregated power: A field experiment
  158. Improved power quality monitoring through phasor measurement unit data interpretation
  159. Identification of requirements for distribution management systems in the smart grid context
  160. Voltage control for unbalanced low voltage grids using a decoupled-phase on-load tap-changer transformer and photovoltaic inverters
  161. Distribution grid services and flexibility provision by electric vehicles: A review of options
  162. Phase balancing by means of electric vehicles single-phase connection shifting in a low voltage Danish grid
  163. Wind and Photovoltaic Large-Scale Regional Models for Hourly Production Evaluation
  164. Identification of observables for future grids - The framework developed in the ELECTRA project
  165. Future control architecture and emerging observability needs
  166. Electric vehicle smart charging using dynamic price signal
  167. Concurrent provision of frequency regulation and overvoltage support by electric vehicles in a real Danish low voltage network
  168. Experimental Validation of Energy Resources Integration in Microgrids via Distributed Predictive Control
  169. The Nikola project intelligent electric vehicle integration
  170. Testing of a Predictive Control Strategy for Balancing Renewable Sources in a Microgrid
  171. Voltage management in unbalanced low voltage networks using a decoupled phase-tap-changer transformer
  172. A dynamic behaviour analysis on the frequency control capability of electric vehicles
  173. Energy shift estimation of demand response activation on refrigerators — A field test study
  174. Implementation and demonstration of grid frequency support by V2G enabled electric vehicle
  175. Analysis of voltage support by electric vehicles and photovoltaic in a real Danish low voltage network
  176. Experimental testing procedures and dynamic model validation for vanadium redox flow battery storage system
  177. Domestic refrigerators temperature prediction strategy for the evaluation of the expected power consumption
  178. Scheduling of domestic water heater power demand for maximizing PV self-consumption using model predictive control
  179. An auto tuning substation peak shaving controller for congestion management using flexible demand
  180. Day-ahead scheduling of a photovoltaic plant by the energy management of a storage system
  181. Grey-box modeling for system identification of household refrigerators: A step toward smart appliances
  182. Indirect control of DSRs for regulating power provision and solving local congestions
  183. Optimal management strategy of a battery-based storage system to improve renewable energy integration in distribution networks
  184. Model of a real medium voltage distribution network for analysis of distributed generation penetration in a SmartGrid scenario
  185. Evaluation of requirements for Volt/Var control and optimization function in distribution management systems
  186. Optimal Management Strategy of a Battery-Based Storage System to Improve Renewable Energy Integration in Distribution Networks
  187. Low Voltage Microgrid under Islanded Operation: Control Strategies and Experimental Tests
  188. Power and energy control strategies for a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery and wind farm combined system
  189. Wind Turbines Integration with Storage Devices: Modelling and Control Strategies
  190. Modeling of DFIG Wind Turbine and Lithium Ion Energy Storage System
  191. Modeling of doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) equipped wind turbine for dynamic studies