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The role of energy companies

EURELECTRIC Task Force Electric Vehicles

ALDE SEMINAR

Hydrogen: Powering Europe's Future Energy & Mobility

15 March 2011

Thomas Theisen

EURELECTRIC Chairman Task Force Electric Vehicles


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1. EURELECTRIC covers the whole electricity value chain

ENERGY POLICY

& GENERATION

ENVIRONMENT

& SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT

MARKETS NETWORKS

& DISTRIBUTION

The Task Force Electric Vehicles is integrated into the

networks unit


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2. EURELECTRIC TF Electric Vehicles


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Undertaken and on-going work of the

Task Force Electric Vehicles


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2.1. Placing EV standardisation at the fore

Publication and handing over Political Declaration calling

upon the Commission, Antonio Tajani, in 2009 to support

the drive towards standardisation on EV charging systems


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2.2. How the e-mobility market could be structured?


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2.3. On-going work: Smart Charging Statement

Coordination and management of loads will:

Facilitate integration ofRES into the electricity system;

Enable grid management which introduces flexibilityinto the system;

Optimise energy efficient charging process;

Ensure a cost-effective solution by avoiding unnecessary

grid investments;

Entail consumer convenience using available

infrastructure


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Development of an EuropeanFramework for Electromobility


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Consumer

acceptance /

Market,

Service

Providers

Policy context:

Demonstration

regions and

municipalities;

EU policies

Environmental impacts

Conceptual Understanding ofElectro-Mobility System

Stan-

dards

Equipment

level

Network operation,grid management,

reliability and quality,integration into the

Smart grid develop-ment, RES integration

EV types:Performance,suitabilityand standards

Charginginfrastructure:Interoperability andtechnology advances(fast and inductivecharging, batteryswitching)

ICT: Open platform:market-place

conceptincl. operation,

billing etc.

Customerservices

Grid level

Service Level

Clearing

House

Value

added

service

Charging,

Grid

manage-ment


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Administrative WP Dissemination (WP10), Project Management (WP11)

EU-wide

inventory

Demonstration WP

Green eMotion

framework

demonstration

EU-wide

demonstration

Synchronisationof demonstrationregions

WP1

Urban electro-mobility concepts

WP2

WP8

Ongoing

demon-

stration

projects

G4V,

MERGE,

EDISON

WP7: Harmonisation of technology & standardsWP9: Technical, environmental, economic and social evaluation

Subject: Integrated European demonstration on electro-mobility Vehicles, infrastructure, grid, IT applications, user acceptance

Electromoblity services /

ICT solutions

Grid EV-olution

WP3

WP4

Recharging infrastructure

EV technology validation

WP5

WP6

Technical WP

Development and demonstration of a unique anduser-friendly framework for green electro-mobility


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The Project Consortium *

FP7 call TRANSPORT 2010 TREN-1: 23 Mio. EC funding,40 partners, project start January 2011

Industries:AREVA T&D,Better Place, Bosch, IBM, SAP,Siemens

Utilities: Dansk Energy, EDF,

Endesa, Enel, ESB, Eurelectric,Iberdrola, RWE, PPC

Electric Vehicle Manufacturers:

BMW, Daimler, Micro-Vett, Nissan,RenaultMunicipalities: Barcelona,Bornholm, Copenhagen, Cork,

Dublin, Malaga, Malm, RomeResearch Institutions and

Universities: Cartif, Cidaut, DTU,ECN, Imperial, IREC, RSE,TCD, TECNALIA

EV Technology Institutions:

DTI, FKA, TV Nord


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Demonstration Regions (in 2011)

EU-wide demonstration features:Consumer label / EU clearing House / Standards andinteroperability / Cross-boarder rally

Madrid

MurciaMalaga

Kozani

Rome

Budapest

Berlin

Copenhagen /

Bornholm / Malm

Strasbourg

Existing demonstration region (Potential) replication region

Ireland (Dublin, Cork)# Electric Vehicles (EVs): 2,000# Charging spots:

3525 (private and public)Special features: DC chargingstations, kWh billing system,supplier choice

Copenhagen, Bornholm, Malm

# EVs: 2,500 3,500# Charging spots: 3300 - 4500Special Features: Battery swopping,cross-boarder traffic

Strasbourg

# EVs: 100Special features: Plug-in hybridvehicles, cross boarder connectionwithKarlsruhe / Stuttgart

Berlin

# EVs: 100# Charging spots: 3600Special features: Largest integratedproject worldwide testing businessmodels and consumer behaviour

Italy (Rome, Pisa)

# EVs: 100# Charging spots: 400Special features: System approach enabling innovativeservices and user interfaces, kWh billing system,alternative business models testing

Madrid

# EVs: 10# Charging spots: 210Special features: Advanced RES

integration studies, smart gridintegration etc. Pisa

Barcelona

Karlsruhe/Stuttgart

Dublin

Cork

Malaga

# EVs: 30# Charging spots: 50Special features: Embedment inSmart City concept, V2G, B2G,DC charging stations

Barcelona

# EVs: 500# Charging spots: 700

Special features: Electric mobilityservice citizen office, Large e-motorbike demonstration, EVS27

Municipalities involved in Green eMotion

Karlsruhe/Stuttgart

# EVs: 40Special features: Smart Grid features,optimised bi-directional charging, cross-border connection with Strasbourg


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Mass market (start) Standardised solutions for vehicles

infrastructure, network andIT applications available

Preconditions and useracceptance established

National / regional projects

Proof technology(equipment level)

Test of operation and billing First business models Initial local consumer

awareness

The Concept of Green eMotion

*status October 2010

EU project Green eMotion

Proof of interoperability Future proofing of protocols

and interfaces Introduction marketplace

and advanced services Wider consumer awareness

and acceptance

EU-wide

marketroll out

Connection of national

/ regional projects Market place

Interoperability and

standards

Legislative support

Incentivising policies and regulationConsumer incentives

GREEN EMOTION

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