Feasibility of Recharging Electric Vehicles With Photovoltaic Solar Panels

Sergio Valero Verdú, Carolina Senabre Blanes, Demetrio López Sánchez

Abstract


Abstract
There are many reasons for the development and the use of renewable energy sources, such as the public awareness in the fight against climate change, energy independence with the security of supply, national competitiveness, technological development and job creation in a sector that has a great future. In this line, and within the proposed electric vehicle sustainability, it is an alternative to achieve a reduction of pollutant emissions and to increase the efficiency of road transport.
The article presents a study of the use of electric vehicles from different points of view. It has been compared combustion vehicles with the electric counterparts in terms of power and features appreciated by the user in the automobile market.
The purpose of the study was to analyze the feasibility to recharge different electric vehicles by solar photovoltaic modules, so that energy generation would not contribute to any CO2 emissions, when the system would be installed and ready to supply these vehicles. The study also shows a comparative analysis of the cost of purchasing electricity to the distributor compared with the using of a photovoltaic system designed to recharge the vehicle, even it has also been calculated the depreciation.
Finally, it has been analyzed comparatively the type of the solar photovoltaic system considered more economically viable for recharging a pure electric vehicle (EV) therefore it has been compared projects on houses and on a parking to recharge several vehicles.


Keywords


Electric vehicle (EV); Solar photovoltaic system; Economically viable; Recharging

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.est.1923847920130602.2344

DOI (PDF): http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/g5307

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