Authors
Sebastian Bräuer, Markus Monhof, Benjamin Klör, Florian Plenter, Daniel Beverungen, Christian Siemen
Publication date
2016/8/29
Conference
2016 IEEE 18th Conference on Business Informatics (CBI)
Volume
1
Pages
143-152
Publisher
IEEE
Description
Sales figures for electric vehicles still lag behind expectations. Most prominently, limited driving ranges, missing charging stations, and high purchase costs make electric vehicles less attractive than gas-operated vehicles. A huge share of these costs is caused by the electric vehicle battery. Since the batteries' performance degrades over use and time, replacements become necessary to restore the vehicle's driving range, acceleration, and charging speed. Despite the degradation, repurposing used batteries for a further use in less demanding second-life application scenarios seems feasible and desirable. However, neither a market nor business models for further using electric vehicle batteries exist, yet. In this paper, we set out to review existing business models for residential battery energy storage systems and suggest a re-design to open up a market for storage systems that build on used electric vehicle …
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