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A Distributed Software Defined Networking Model to Improve the Scalability and Quality of Services for Flexible Green Energy Internet for Smart Grid Systems
Investigation of impacts of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles’ stochastic characteristics modeling on smart grid reliability under different charging scenarios
Public transport users versus private vehicle users: Differences about quality of service, satisfaction and attitudes toward public transport in Madrid (Spain)
Supply Function Game Based Energy Management Between Electric Vehicle Charging Stations and Electricity Distribution System Considering Quality of Service
A Review on the Cross-Sector Resource Management Framework for Electric Vehicles Integration: Challenges, Solutions, Key-Enabling Technologies, and Future Directions
Design and Conceptual Validation of a Multi-Layer Intelligent Architecture for NEV Retail Systems Based on Omni-Channel Data Middleware and NLP-Driven Intent Recognition
Energy Harvesting from Vehicle-Induced Wind for Enhanced Communication Efficiency in Autonomous Electric Vehicles
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