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Electric vehicles (EV) do not emit tailpipe exhaust fumes in the same manner as internal combustion engine vehicles. Optimal benefits can only be achieved, if EVS are deployed effectively, so that the tailpipe emissions are not substituted by additional emissions in the electricity sector. This paper examines the potential contributions that Plug in Hybrid Electric Vehicles can make in reducing carbon...
In a small electricity grid such as the all Ireland system of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, managing with the variability of high levels of wind power generation will be crucial to ensuring the economic success of wind energy generation and the overall stability of the electricity system. Storage and interconnection are frequently proposed to manage this variability and total flexibility...
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