Installation of 4 Vehicle-2-Grid EV charging stations in Meltemi, Greece (SHAR-Q project)
About this good practice
The SHAR-Q project aims to establish an interoperability network that connects the capacities of the neighbourhood and wide regional RES+EES ecosystems into a framework. One of the stakeholders' activities was the installation of adaptive charging of e-vehicles and V2G services. Therefore within the project 4 Vehicle-2-Grid electric vehicles charging stations in Meltemi in Greece. Focus of the project is on the development of the interoperability adapters.
Resources needed
4 million euros (whole project budget)
11 partners
Evidence of success
During the last months, project members focus on planning and carrying out the deployment on the three pilot sites, including the Greek pilot site in Meltemi. At the end of April 2019, Phase B was finalized including the integration of the smart energy components in SHAR-Q platform and AVS. By the end of August 2019 Phase C is planned to be completed, including the evaluation of the SHAR-Q approach based on demonstration results.
Potential for learning or transfer
Ease of implementation: neither difficult nor easy
Impact: very high
Benefit Cost Ratio: high
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