This repository provides realistic residential electric vehicle (EV) charging load data for the Houston, Texas area. It includes both the original dataset used for generating synthetic data and the resulting synthetic charging load data.
vehicle_id
: An anonymized identifier for each vehicle.vehicle_type
: Classification of the vehicle (e.g., Passenger Car, Bus, Multipurpose Vehicle).electrification_level
: Specifies whether the vehicle is a BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) or PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle).state
: Indicates the vehicle's registered state (e.g., Texas).- Datasource: EVWatts Public Database
id
: Unique identifier for each charging session.vehicle_id
: Anonymized identifier linking to the vehicle data.start_datetime
: Start time of the charging session, formatted asMM/DD/YY hh:mm
.stop_datetime
: End time of the charging session, formatted asMM/DD/YY hh:mm
.- Datasource: EVWatts Public Database
- Provides detailed EV registration data for Houston, Texas.
zipcode
: The ZIP code associated with each registration.carname
: The name or model of the registered vehicle.evcount
: The number of EVs registered within each ZIP code.- Datasource: Texas Department of Transportation (TXDoT)
- Provides detailed battery specs of registrated EV data for Houston, Texas.
carname
: The name or model of the registered vehicle.batterysize
: Battery capacity of each EV (in kWh).- Datasource: Official manufacturer websites.
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Synthetic data contains 10-minute interval residential EV charging loads for all ZIP codes in Houston, Texas.
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Data Generation:
- Based on the charging curves derived from the training dataset.
- Combined with Houston EV registration data and battery specifications for each EV.
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Assumptions:
- Each household is equipped with a Level 2 home charger rated at 7 kW.
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Representative Charging Patterns for Houston, Texas (Probability)
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Charging Load Distribution during Peak Hours in Houston, Texas
This project is a collaboration of our group members under the supervision of Prof. Le Xie, Gordon McKay Professor of Electrical Engineering at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS). The support team keeps processing, correcting and updating the data. The team will also conduct further research analysis and share the latest progress in this repository.
Please contact us if you need further technical support or search for cooperation. Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Email contact: Dongjoo Kim, Le Xie