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This research targets the social implementation of a system that helps to reduce electric utility costs and CO2 emissions with low investment by utilizing EVs as storage batteries and performing energy management that efficiently shares electricity between EVs and buildings. This paper introduces a fleet management system, an energy management system, and a battery sharing management system that links these two systems, and presents the effects to help reduce electric utility costs and CO2 emissions as verified by a proving test.
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Article of Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.36 (27 - 32)
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Tatsuya IDE, Kazumasa HONDA, Senryu OH, Yoshiya NAKAGAWA, Takuya TANAKA.
Linkage System for Fleet Management and Building Energy Management Using Evs
Honda R&D Technical Review Vol.36 pp.(27 - 32)2024.
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