Mathematical Model and Techno-Economic-Environmental impact of Solar PV-Hydrogen based Charging Station for Electric Vehicles

A mathematical model is a tool used to represent a real-world system, process, or phenomenon using mathematical equations and concepts. In the case of a solar PV-hydrogen based charging station for electric vehicles, a mathematical model can help predict the performance and efficiency of the system, as well as identify potential areas for improvement. The use of a techno-economic-environmental-social (TEES) impact assessment is also important for evaluating the feasibility and sustainability of such a system. A TEES analysis can help to quantify the economic, environmental, and social impacts of the charging station, considering factors such as energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, land use, and public health. In the case of a solar PV-hydrogen based charging station for electric vehicles, there are several potential benefits, such as reduced greenhouse gas emissions, increased use of renewable energy, and improved air quality. However, there may also be potential drawbacks, such as high initial costs and the need for specialized infrastructure. By using a mathematical model and TEES analysis, stakeholders can make informed decisions about the feasibility and impact of implementing a solar PV-hydrogen based charging station for electric vehicles. This can help ensure that the system is not only technically viable, but also economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable.