Resilience of electric vehicles during disasters

This project will conduct a scenario analysis of electric vehicles (EVs) before, during, and after a disaster/emergency to determine their impact on the electrical grid and power supply. The project will focus on large-scale power outages and wildfires. Using results from an online survey, the project will develop discrete choice models to identify evacuation intentions and EV-enabled actions in disasters. These results will feed into an agent-based model (ABM), which will simulate multiple scenarios of EV usage, evacuations, and fluctuations in power supply. The scenario analysis will identify if current power grids in Western Canada are capable of handling EV loads and what strategies are needed to meet EV demand.

Systematic Review of Electric Vehicles, Resilience, and Evacuations

Stephen David Wong, Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Peer-Reviewed Journal Article

Electric Vehicle Behaviour in Disasters

Stephen David Wong, Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution

Electric Vehicles and Disaster Mitigation

Stephen David Wong

Podcast

Power your house with your car

Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Other Event

Power your house with your car

Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Other Event

Systematic Review of Electric Vehicles, Resilience, and Evacuations

Stephen David Wong, Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution

Systematic Review of Electric Vehicles, Resilience, and Evacuations

Stephen David Wong, Mohammad Hossein Babaei

Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution

When the Grid Goes Dark: Can Electric Cars Save the Day in a Disaster?

Stephen David Wong, Mohammad Hossein Babaei

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