Evaluating Electric Vehicle Public Charging Utilization in the United States Using the EV WATTS Dataset: Preprint

Ewan Pritchard; Brennan Borlaug; Fan Yang; Jeff Gonder

Evaluating Electric Vehicle Public Charging Utilization in the United States Using the EV WATTS Dataset: Preprint

Ewan Pritchard, Brennan Borlaug, Fan Yang, Jeff Gonder

Center for Integrated Mobility Sciences

Energetics

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Abstract

The utilization of electric vehicle (EV) charging in the United States is a rapidly evolving puzzle further complicated by changes in travel habits brought on by the global COVID-19 pandemic. The EV WATTS dataset is the largest publicly available dataset on the utilization of EV charging in the United States and provides key insights into the changing patterns of public vehicle charging and vehicle use as EV range increases, commute patterns evolve, and more infrastructure becomes available.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	14
State	Published - 2023
Event	Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition (EVS 36) - Sacramento, CA Duration: 11 Jun 2023 → 14 Jun 2023

Conference

Conference	Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition (EVS 36)
City	Sacramento, CA
Period	11/06/23 → 14/06/23

NREL Publication Number

NREL/CP-5400-85902

Keywords

charging infrastructure
electric vehicle
EVSE
public charging
utilization

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