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Data analysis on the public charge infrastructure in the city of Amsterdam

Data analysis on the public charge infrastructure in the city of Amsterdam

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In recent years electric mobility has gained a great deal of attention, leading to electric vehicles on the market and development of necessary charging infrastructure. Charging infrastructure is mostly enabled through subsidies by local or national governments to overcome the chicken and egg problem, while the business case for charge stations in this early stage of development is not yet sufficient. The municipality of Amsterdam is a forerunner in the development of charge infrastructure, with over 500 public charge points available. The municipality and service providers struggle how to optimize the roll out of further charge points and how to optimize the use of the charge points. This paper gives a detailed analysis of the actual usage patterns of the public charging infrastructure in the city of Amsterdam, based on more than 109.000 charge sessions collected at the existing local charge points in 2012/2013. The conclusions from this analysis can be used to gain insight in the actual usage patterns of public charging infrastructure and may lead to recommendations concerning further roll out of charge stations, increasing effectiveness and improving the business case for charge points. The conclusions and recommendations may have implications for, and may support municipalities in the effective development of charging infrastructure.

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OrganisatieHogeschool van Amsterdam
Gepubliceerd in27th World Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition, EVS 2014 Barcelona, Spain, ESP
Jaar2014
TypeConferentiebijdrage
DOI10.1109/EVS.2013.6915009
TaalEngels

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