A Multi-Agent, Laxity-Based Aggregation Strategy for Cost-Effective Electric Vehicle Charging and Local Transformer Overload Prevention
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electric vehicle charging; distribution system operator; load shifting; aggregator model; grid congestion management; local flexibility market; multi-agent simulation;All these keywords.
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