The results show that water charges regulation had led into improvement of groundwater provision services, sense of ownership among groundwater users, facilitating water governance structures to fulfil their responsibilities and proper use of groundwater at a household level.
Some other kinds of storages need to be taken into consideration, and new analyses need to be performed using EV charging regulations strategies.
Charging regulations according to three tariff models, based on a lower and higher electricity price, with different distributions, were also done for 2050, i.e. tariff model 1, 2 and 3.
Although the health care system in the UK is based on the dual principle of universality and fairness, the April 2004 amendments to the Department of Health charging regulations for overseas visitors tightened the conditions of entitlement to free access to NHS health services by migrants [ 7- 9].
According to the previous work [51], new models of charging regulation are analysed in this work, dealing with charging regulated by setting three different tariff models of the electricity prices.
The directives, include for example, PSD2, 2EMD, MLD4, Security of Internet Payments and Interchange Charge Regulation.
Charging regulation according to the tariff models is something that could be part of the future work in system optimization.
The model of smart charge with both the V2G and tariff model 1 charging regulation, for the year 2050, is compared with a model of a flexible demand.
Smart charge regulation did not provide any peeks as it controls EV charging in order to avoid overloads of the grid.
It is assumed that a charging regulation will be provided by a smart charge and the V2G model as well as two different sets for tariff models.
