Abstract
An innovative smart charging infrastructure is a prerequisite for the
wide scale adoption of electric mobility (eMobility) to avoid intolerable demand
peaks in the electricity grid, and to ensure predictable availability of charging
facilities and green energy supply. Realising such a system is a cross-sectorial
undertaking and concerns of a wide range of involved stakeholders must be
addressed. This paper presents a stakeholder motivation analysis for smart and
green charging for eMobility. The drivers, barriers, goals and requirements have
been modelled using ArchiMate motivation models with input and feedback
from representatives of the stakeholder groups. The work contributes with
insight on how to achieve the required changes towards eMobility for core
stakeholder groups, more specifically the associated drivers, barriers, goals and
overall requirements. The motivation models have been the basis for the design
of solutions for smart and green charging.
wide scale adoption of electric mobility (eMobility) to avoid intolerable demand
peaks in the electricity grid, and to ensure predictable availability of charging
facilities and green energy supply. Realising such a system is a cross-sectorial
undertaking and concerns of a wide range of involved stakeholders must be
addressed. This paper presents a stakeholder motivation analysis for smart and
green charging for eMobility. The drivers, barriers, goals and requirements have
been modelled using ArchiMate motivation models with input and feedback
from representatives of the stakeholder groups. The work contributes with
insight on how to achieve the required changes towards eMobility for core
stakeholder groups, more specifically the associated drivers, barriers, goals and
overall requirements. The motivation models have been the basis for the design
of solutions for smart and green charging.