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Electric Vehicle Charging Implications for Utility Ratemaking in ColoradoDavid Hurlbut, Joyce McLaren, Sam Koebrich, Juliana Williams, and Emily ChenBackground Research for Colorado Public Utilities Commission NREL | 2 Questions and InsightsState of EV ResearchColorado EV Load ModelUtility EV Pilots and RatesEV Charger TechnologyFleet ChargingInsights (Recap)1234578 ContentsPublic Direct-Current Fast Charging (DCFC)61. Questions and InsightsQuick SummaryNREL | 4 System impacts of Charging behaviors What EV Charging behaviors might systematically increase or decrease the Utility s cost of service in Colorado? Charging during periods with low system cost The ability to vary Charging load up or down in the evening to balance load and maintain system stability What is the difference between natural (unincentivized) EV Charging patterns and Charging patterns that minimize the cost of electricity service?
to balance load and maintain system stability ... charging of EVs during times when the cost of energy is less expensive to flatten the daily load profile. • An advanced deployment of demand response could use a network of EV home chargers to respond to wind ramping.
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