Intelligent electric vehicle supply equipment energy management
AssigneeVolta Charging, LLC
InventorsMohammad Balali, Haroon Ali Akbar, David J. Klein
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AssigneeVolta Charging, LLC
InventorsMohammad Balali, Haroon Ali Akbar, David J. Klein
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Techniques are provided for dividing control of energy flow at multiple Electric Vehicle (EV) stations using the combination of a centralized controller and a plurality of decentralized controllers. The centralized controller is configured to execute algorithms to generate centralized predictions, related to energy usage at stations, for a first period of time, and to generate one or more centralized baseline signals based on the centralized predictions. Each decentralized controller is configured to receive the centralized baseline signal(s), monitor interactions at a subset of stations during the first period of time, and update the centralized baseline signal(s) in real-time based on the interactions to produce locally-updated baseline signal(s). The locally-updated baseline signal(s) are communicated to the subset of stations, and energy flow is controlled at the subset of stations based on the locally-updated baseline signal(s).
A computer-implemented method comprising, at a decentralized controller associated with a plurality of electric vehicle charging stations:
A computer-implemented method comprising, at a centralized controller associated with a plurality of decentralized controllers:
One or more non-transitory storage media storing instructions which, when executed by one or more computing devices, cause performance of a process comprising, at a decentralized controller associated with a plurality of electric vehicle charging stations:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.