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Who adopts where and when? Electric vehicle diffusion with building-level localization in Germany
The electrification of private vehicles is a central element of decarbonizing transport and energy systems. Accurately anticipating when and where electric vehicles will be adopted is critical for charging infrastructure planning, distribution grid planning, and energy system operation, yet most dif
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