Universal Wireless Power Transfer for Energy Security, Availability and Convenience
This article proposes a novel system concept named universal wireless power transfer, in which power can be wirelessly transferred between different entities (e.g. vehicles, robots, homes, grid facilities, consumer electronic devices, etc.) equipped with proper energy transmitters and receivers, whether stationary or in motion. This concept generalizes individually existing wireless power transfer systems, where a specific wireless power transfer technology is used, and where the wireless energy transmitter or receiver is fixed. As a result, energy mobility, flexibility, and convenience are significantly improved by the proposed universal wireless power transfer concept in this study. Moreover, factors relevant to system energy efficiency are analyzed according to each utilized wireless power transfer technology. Necessary market mechanisms for such a concept to be successfully deployed are also introduced, along with an analysis of the benefits engendered in terms of improving energy systems, the environment, human comfort, and convenience. Finally, a discussion of the proposed concept, policy implications and recommendations for future research directions which will underpin universal wireless power transfer systems are presented.
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