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The Hidden Side of Electro-Mobility: Modelling Agents’ Financial Statements and their Interactions with a European Focus

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Description

Supplementary material for the paper available at https://doi.org/10.3390/systems11030132

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Alois.KRASENBRINK (at) ec.europa.eu

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How to cite

Gomez Vilchez, Jonatan; Pasqualino, Roberto (2023): The Hidden Side of Electro-Mobility: Modelling Agents’ Financial Statements and their Interactions with a European Focus. European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC) [Dataset] PID: http://data.europa.eu/89h/2086b2cb-3f20-4241-b8f8-00fa99969f86

Keywords

electric vehicle energy modelling agents transport

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The Hidden Side of Electro-Mobility: Modelling Agents’ Financial Statements and their Interactions with a European Focus
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Publication 2023
The hidden side of electro-mobility: Modelling agents’ financial statements and their interactions with a European focus
Gomez Vilchez, J. and Pasqualino, R., The hidden side of electro-mobility: Modelling agents’ financial statements and their interactions with a European focus, SYSTEMS, ISSN 2079-8954 (online), 11 (3), 2023, p. 132, JRC132200.
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  • Abstract

    While much attention has been given, to date, to subsidies and taxes, the literature on the topic is yet to address less visible aspects of electro-mobility. These include the interactions among players, including money exchanges, and balance sheet issues. Analysing these is needed, as it helps identify additional mechanisms that may affect electro-mobility. This paper reports a modelling exercise that applies the system dynamics method, with its focus on stock and flow variables. The resulting simulation model captures the financial statements of several macro agents. The results show that the objective of the study is met: the model remains ‘stock-flow consistent’, meaning that assets and equity and liabilities balance out. By attaining this, the model serves as a coherent framework that makes the “hidden” side of electro-mobility visible, for the first time, based on current state-of-the-art, with the implication that it facilitates the analysis of potential financial factors that may either jeopardise or be conducive to faster road electrification. We conclude that the incorporation of the financial statements of key electro-mobility agents and their interlinkages in a simulation model is both a feasible and desired property for policy-relevant models.

Additional information

Published by
European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Created date
2023-02-17
Modified date
2023-11-03
Issued date
2023-02-17
Data theme(s)
Energy, Transport
Update frequency
unknown
Identifier
http://data.europa.eu/89h/2086b2cb-3f20-4241-b8f8-00fa99969f86
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