Challenge and objective

  • Due to an increasing trend of battery application in the distribution grid, further investigation on impact from battery degradation is advantageous. 
  • The objective of the work is to evaluate economic impact of battery degradation by combining battery operation and degradation into one optimization model. 

Work performed

  • Stochastic modelling of electric vehicle charging Formulation of an optimisation model for battery operation considering degradation.
  • Case study of a fast-charging station.
  • Evaluation of how time step interval, degradation and grid tariffs affect the economic assessment.

Significant results

  • The battery degradation is related to investment costs rather than the operational costs.
  • Higher time resolution increases the economic accuracy significantly. 
  • Higher power tariffs benefits battery installations.

Impact for distribution system innovation

  • Increased understanding of advantages and consequences when applying batteries in the grid.
  • Proposed method to quantify economic impact from battery degradation. 
Daily power profiles at the EV fast charging station with a stationary BESS.
Daily power profiles at the EV fast charging station with a stationary BESS.

Magnus Korpås

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Magnus Korpås
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