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Fairness-Guaranteed Online Power Allocation Policies for EV Fast Charging Stations
The rapid expansion of electric vehicles (EVs) necessitates scalable fast charging station (FCS) infrastructure. These stations are often oversubscribed, with total port rating exceeding a station-level power cap. In such settings, fair real-time power allocation is essential to secure equitable acc
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