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  • Sustainable mobility
  • Electric vehicle infrastructure
  • Climate change mitigation

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  • Transitioning to electric cars is key for sustainable mobility and climate change mitigation.
  • Electric vehicle adoption creates challenges, notably the 'charging rush hour' - a sharp increase in electricity demand.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate strategies for mitigating the electric vehicle charging rush hour.
  • To assess the impact of telecommuting and workplace charging on peak electricity demand.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized an agent-based model calibrated with empirical mobility data.
  • Simulated various strategies to reduce charging demand spikes.

Main Results:

  • The baseline peak demand of 65 MW per 100,000 people was reduced to 55 MW.
  • Combined strategies, including telecommuting and workplace charging, showed limited effectiveness in solving the charging rush hour.

Conclusions:

  • Current incentives and policy changes are insufficient to resolve the charging rush hour problem.
  • More disruptive innovations in the mobility sector are necessary to manage electric vehicle charging demand effectively.