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Exploring Solar Charging Station Design for Electric Bicycles
doi: 10.7922/g23j3b92
Electric bicycle charging facilities that support active mobility and public transit connectivity can play a significant role in the global transition to low-carbon energy. Design of an electric bicycle solar charging station can combine solar technology, light transportation infrastructure, and civic place-making to provide the public an opportunity to recharge their mobile electronics, e-bikes, or e-scooters. The proposed station design reimagines public space by providing a shaded seating area during the day and a vibrant, LED-lit space at night. Four solar panels and a battery bank extend the station’s charging capacity into the night. The goal of this project is to serve as an off-grid energy power supply and environmental information center, with interactive displays of the solar station operation and an LED display of local air quality.View the NCST Project Webpage
- University of California System United States
Design, Solar energy, Electric vehicle charging, Bicycle facilities
Design, Solar energy, Electric vehicle charging, Bicycle facilities
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