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Optimal en-route charging station locations for electric vehicles: A new modeling perspective and a comparative evaluation of network-based and metanetwork-based approaches
Could fast battery charging effectively mitigate range anxiety in electric vehicle usage?Evidence from large-scale data on travel and charging in Beijing
Cloud theory-based siting of hydrogen vehicle charging stations in renewable-powered distribution systems considering carbon restriction and range anxiety
A comparative analysis of modeling and solution methods for the en-route charging station location problems within uncongested and congested highway networks
Dynamic electric vehicle fleets management problem for multi-service platforms with integrated ride-hailing, on-time delivery, and vehicle-to-grid services
Determining Optimal Locations for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: A Systematic Literature Review of Multi-Criteria, Network-Optimization, and Range-Anxiety Approaches
Design and Development of High-Power and Extreme Fast Charging Pile Layout Based on Multi-Objective Optimization
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