V2G electric vehicle charging scheduling for railway station parking lots based on binary linear programming

This paper proposes a V2G charging scheduling scheme for energy invoice minimization of railway station parking lots hosting plug-in electric vehicles. Using a two layer optimization technique the daily load profile of the railway station is reduced in order to increase the load factor and minimizing the annual energy invoice (AEI) of the station. Binary linear programming is used as second layer for charging/discharging scheduling problem. The final results shows interests of using the proposed approach conducting its impact on minimizing annual optimum subscribed power, maximum demand power and annual energy invoice.

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