Citation:

Ariramar C, Ramraj S, 2025. "Power Allocation System Using Artificial Neural Network", ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  5(4): 7-12.

Abstract:

The electric vehicle (EV) and renewable energy generation have achieved considerable development due to the growing energy demand and scarcity in fossil fuels. At the same time, EVs consume a huge amount of electricity when they are clustered in a charging station. In this project we are going to create a Artificial Intelligence based Power Allocation and ev charging system. We are using a deep learning technique called artificial Neural Network and hence we can able to get an accuracy over 90%. We predict the suitable power source for charging the electric vehicles using artificial Neural Network.

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Keywords:

EV, Power Allocation, Energy, Demand.