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DOE OSTI · 3024116

EV Load Forecasting Guide: A Report by the Energy Systems Integration Group’s EV Load Forecasting Task Force

Abstract

Forecasting electricity usage is a foundational planning activity for utilities, underpinning billions of dollars in grid investments that ensure system reliability. Historically, forecasting relied on trends in economic and population growth; however, transportation electrification presents a new and complex planning challenge. Unlike conventional loads, electric vehicle (EV) charging has relatively limited usage history. In addition, charging is driven by complex human behaviors, is mobile, and at the same time can concentrate geographically in ways that, without proper planning, can quickly overwhelm local distribution systems.

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Giraldez, Julieta [Electric Power Engineers, Austin, TX (United States)], Morash, Sean [Telos Energy, Saratoga Springs, NY (United States)], Steffen, Matthew [Electric Power Engineers, Austin, TX (United States)], Mandelman, Gregory [Electric Power Engineers, Austin, TX (United States)]. 2026-03-23. EV Load Forecasting Guide: A Report by the Energy Systems Integration Group’s EV Load Forecasting Task Force. https://doi.org/10.2172/3024116

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