Technical and economical impacts for marketers due to the implementation of electric vehicles in Colombia
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- Submitted: May 31, 2017
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Published: June 28, 2019
Abstract
The need for diversification in the Colombian energetical matrix have produced incentives towards greater participation of electric vehicles (EV) in the market. As EV in cities get deeper into the market the greater the impact over the electrical distribution networks will be. In this paper are described the technical and economic impacts that a network operator or energy provider might face in their distribution systems because of the entrance of EV to the Colombian market. For this, three scenarios were simulated over a secondary distribution system belonging to the Fundadores de Manizales network. The results show that the economic and technical impacts among the network operators depend on the Ev technologies, and additionally, show that the marketers might be benefited from its massification in Colombia.
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