What are charging piles for new energy vehicles?

As one of the new infrastructures, charging piles for new energy vehicles are different from the traditional charging piles. The "new" here means new digital technology which is an organic integration between charging piles and communication, cloud computing, intelligent power grid and IoV technology.

Why are charging piles important?

Charging piles are of great significance to developing new energy vehicles, and they are also an important part of the emerging digital economy such as intelligent traffic and intelligent energy. The State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) is taking an active role in the development of new energy vehicles.

What is a charging pile gateway?

The gateways meet the demand of all charging pile communication scenarios and collect real-time electricity consumption information of charging piles so as to realize information interaction on charging and discharging between the power grid and charging piles, as well as meet the demand on charging service expansion.

What is a charging pile service system?

O&M: The charging pile service system is large in scale and complicated in organization. H3C uses its unified O&M software to provide users with a panoramic O&M solution that helps users extend to service applications upward and cover special charging and transforming devices downward.

Why is data security important in charging piles?

Charging piles - data security cannot be guaranteed: With mass charging pile data, differentiated data collection environments and a complex network transmission environment, it is of great importance for the operation platform to ensure the security of core assets such as application data, pile data and user data. II. Overview

Why is adhesion important in a solid-state energy storage system?

In general, the robust adhesion on the electrolyte/electrode interface enables to prevent detachment, reduce interfacial resistances and accelerate uniform ion transport, thus enhancing the electrochemical performance of the solid-state energy storage system [10, 18].