Energy management for multiple buildings with a shared EV parking lot: A dynamic zonal connectivity approach

Key Points

• The dynamic zonal connectivity approach optimizes energy management across buildings while improving electric vehicle usage.
• Utilizing this innovative method can potentially reduce energy costs by up to 15% in shared parking facilities.
• Observational analysis assessed energy flow dynamics in a parking lot shared among several buildings, revealing significant efficiency gains.
• This approach may enable better planning for electric vehicle charging, enhancing overall sustainability efforts in urban settings.