Development of Electric Vehicles in Smart Grid Concepts presents a guide to the design, development, and deployment of electric vehicles in smart grids. The book examines the current technological progression of power electronic converters for smart grid operation and EV technology, as well as providing the international standards, policies, and market needs to ensure readers understand the nuanced requirements of the grid. The book begins by introducing EVs, encompassing their historical evolution, current status, and potential advancements. It delves into the architecture, components, working modes, and technological challenges within EVs. There is a dedicated chapter on international standards, governmental policies, and codes for implementation, followed by the integration of EVs into smart grids, discussing infrastructure requirements, impacts, and integration modes (V2G, G2V, V2B, and V2H). Technical aspects, modeling, and optimization methods for EV scheduling are explored alongside battery modeling, degradation, charging standards, SOC estimation, and battery management systems. Additionally, the book examines EV interaction with smart grids, renewable energy sources, energy storage systems, global market surveys, and future trends—encompassing research prospects in energy storage techniques, large-scale renewable energy sources, and the associated challenges for EV integration and development. Development of Electric Vehicles in Smart Grid Concepts is a valuable reference for students, researchers, and engineers working on electric vehicles and smart grid technology.

• Provides set-by-step design, development, and deployment procedures for electric vehicles in the context of smart grid technology
• Describes international standards and policies in the context of EV’s and their integration in smart grids
• Examines the entire concept of EVs, including energy storage systems, battery modelling, degradation, grid integration, policies, and market perspectives