Report Number

FSEC-CR-2076-18

URL

http://publications.energyresearch.ucf.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/FSEC-CR-2076-18.pdf

Keywords

Electric Vehicles; Buildings; Electrical Loads; Electric Vehicle; Grid Experiments; Energy Management System; Princeton Power System; Peak Electrical Demand

Abstract

This project developed a low cost building energy management system (EMS) and conducted vehicle-to-grid (V2G) experiments on a commercial office building. The V2G effort included the installation and operation of a Princeton Power System CA-30 bi-directional power system. These experiments targeted the reduction of utility peak electrical demand for a commercial office building. In each case, total building peak demand was managed through a computer algorithm to limit the charging rate of electric vehicles or used the vehicle's on-board traction battery as a storage device to minimize peak electrical loads.

Date Published

2-28-2018

Identifiers

61

Subjects

Electric vehicles; Energy conservation--Management; Power resources; Commercial buildings; Algorithms

Local Subjects

Electric Vehicles; Buildings - Electrical Loads

Type

Text; Document

Format

application/pdf

Creator (Linked Data)

Raustad, Richard [LC]

Collection

FSEC Energy Research Center® Collection

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