A
system configured to receive and automatically analyze various types of information, including, without limitation, information from energy generators, information from non-generation resources, information on the facility status, information on user behavior, information on user's short-term energy needs (e.g. over-ride any
algorithm due to immediate charging need), information on renewable generation, including, without limitation, solar, wind,
biomass and / or hydro, and information on environmental conditions including, without limitation, barometric pressure, temperature, ambient
light intensity,
humidity, air speed, and air quality. In one or more embodiments, a sole novel
charging station or selected, aggregated groupings of the aforesaid novel charging stations are configured to start, modulate or stop charging, or start, modulate (down) or stop discharging over
specific time intervals based on the
electrical grid needs as automatically determined based on the totality of the received diverse information. To this end, a
system and an associated method are provided to perform complete electrical charging
load modeling to optimize
power grid objectives.