As more EVs hit the roads, the demand for charging infrastructure continues to grow, raising concerns about the potential strain on the electricity grid. Public and private EV chargers play a crucial role in supporting the transition to electric transportation, but their impact on the grid must be carefully managed to ensure reliability and efficiency.
The widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) presents both opportunities and challenges for urban energy systems. EVs are key to smart city1 evolution, offering reduced CO2 emissions and lower maintenance. Integrating them into urban transport systems addresses both environmental and noise pollution, with varying power needs across different times and locations.
