Table 16.
| EV configurations | Merits | Demerits |
|---|---|---|
| Only grid power is used at the charging station. | Operating expenses will be less. It can assist with peak load levelling. |
Oversaturation of the grid. Infrastructure for charging is required at a large capital cost. |
| Charging station that uses grid power and a system for storing energy | Adaptable operation in the face of failure. The owners will benefit from ESS. |
Systemically difficult Grid integration is a significant disadvantage. Capital expenditures are substantial. |
| Charging station using grid power, renewable energy, and energy storage | The operating cost is too inexpensive. Convenient for charging multiple sources simultaneously. |
Intricate in operation. Developing a system with efficient control algorithms will necessitate a greater financial investment. Identifying a defective system is challenging. |
| Technologies for battery swapping | The battery cells' durability will increase. | Initial establishment costs are substantial. Infrastructure for charging is required. The voltage, energy density, and shape of batteries need to be standardized by global OEMs. |