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    Finding a Place to Plug: A Review of Factors Influencing Optimal Electric Vehicle Charger Locations

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    Author
    Newman, Taira
    Issue Date
    2021-05-10
    Keywords
    electric vehicle charging station
    Sustainability
    Built Environment
    Instructor
    Iuliano, Joey
    
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    The University of Arizona.
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    This paper explores the factors that should be considered when selecting a new location to place an Electric Vehicle (EV) charger. To increase the confidence in EV driving ranges and encourage the adoption of EVs the supporting infrastructure will have to rise to meet demand. Charging stations need to be optimized to account for driver preferences with regards to location and rate of charge. Variables such as proximity to trafficked routes and short wait times can attract drivers looking to recharge. The implementation of renewable energy to power EV charging can reduce the strain on the grid and lower energy costs while enticing drivers to use ‘greener’ stations. By understanding common characteristics of EVs drivers and identifying populations with these same traits’, stakeholders can target potential markets for successful projects. Using major findings of current EV studies and a dataset of existing EV locations in Tucson, Arizona, it is possible to determine that the stated research supports the existing data. Keywords: Electric Vehicles, EV Charging, Renewables
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    Sustainable Built Environments Senior Capstone Project
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    bachelors
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    Sustainable Built Environments
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    University of Arizona
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