@inproceedings{6399,
  author = {Michael Stadler and Gon{\c c}alo Mendes and Chris Marnay and Olivier M{\'e}gel and Judy Lai},
  title = {Analysis of electric vehicle interconnection with commercial building microgrids},
  abstract = {<p><strong>Outline</strong></p><ul><li>global concept of microgrid and electric vehicle (EV) modeling</li><li>Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory{\textquoteright}s Distributed Energy</li><li>Resources Customer Adoption Model (DER-CAM)</li><li>presentation summary</li></ul><p>How does the number of EVs connected to the building change with different optimization goals (cost versus CO2) ?</p><ul><li>ongoing EV modeling for California: the California commercial end-use survey (CEUS) database, objective: 138 different typical building - EV connections and benefits</li><li>detailed analysis for healthcare facility: optimal EV connection at a healthcare facility in southern California</li></ul>},
  year = {2011},
  booktitle = {UCLA Smart Grid Thought Leadership Forum April 6, 2011},
  journal = {UCLA Smart Grid Thought Leadership Forum April 6, 2011},
  series = {UCLA Smart Grid Thought Leadership Forum April 6, 2011},
  month = {04/2011},
  institution = {LBNL},
  publisher = {LBNL},
  address = {Los Angeles, CA},
}