ENGIE Services Malaysia

The Future of EV and

Energy Efficiency
By Kevin Hor

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We leverage our technical and
financial strength to help our
customers to reduce their energy
consumption and CO2 footprint.

We are building today, the low

carbon energy systems of
tomorrow.

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Renewables Energy Solutions

Generating clean Developing low

power carbon distributed
energy infrastructure

Networks Thermal & Supply

Delivering affordable Providing balanced,

energy for customers flexible power
generation

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Key figures

DCS in construction and operation –

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total of 70,000 RT

Rooftop Solar Energy contracted after

55MW
only 2 years of activity
Utilities-as-a-service and energy
30+ efficiency projects for industrial and
tertiary customers

200,000 EV Charges globally and 600 in the

region and growing rapidly

420k Tons
Annual CO2 saved on all projects secured to date

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 General guide for potential adoption with variety of intervention possibilities for
Not Mandatory or Prescriptive
consideration by parties with short, medium and long term goal ideas

Building Energy Codes – enforcement and updating will be critical

Policy and regulations will be
Data availability – systematic data collection will be crucial to effective policy making
pivotal to success
Robust monitoring – monitoring and tracking framework to track progress

Private companies can play a role in the implementation of the roadmap to drive
Innovation and private sector
energy efficiency and electric vehicle deployment given the right policy and regulatory
involvement frameworks

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EVs operating on electricity have zero tailpipe emissions, but charging
them can result in power plant emissions. On average, an EV has lower
total emissions than a standard vehicle; however, if it is charged with
electricity produced from renewable sources, those emissions are reduced
or eliminated.

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According to the US Department of Energy, over 80 percent of EV
charging happens at home, charging over long hours slowly and cheaply.

Many drivers can also fill up their batteries at their workplaces.

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Joint venture to build the EV ecosystem in Singapore

KEY METRICS
S$3 million
estimated investments by 2025

800
EV Charging Points

200
carparks

12 years
O&M Commitment

496 Urban Redevelopment Agency’s EV Charging Points

across Singapore
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We handle the investment, installation and operations. You reap the rewards

We are hardware agnostic and will use only the best

hardware EV charging hardware to suit your site’s
Variety of chargers requirements. We can install from 7.4kW AC to 100kW DC
available and over.

We deploy charge points that have received LNO approval

Private Charging – For dedicated fleets or private premises

with limited access
Solutions for all
Semi-Public – Accessible to the public but with special rates
locations for select drivers
Public – Open to the public

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No.1 Taxi and Bus Fleet in Singapore
with 10,000 Taxis and 6,000 Buses
Supply and installation of
No.1 Power Producer in Singapore EV chargers to Scania
customers for e-bus and
Shareholder of EVCHONG
for servicing EVs in China
with 3.3GW of capacity installed e-trucks in Europe
Project for electrification
of the REM in Montreal

200,000 EV Chargers globally

170,000 employees
70 countries

E-bus leasing & charging

for bus operators in
40,000 Vehicles Santiago
ENGIE Locations
Ownership and operation
23,700 employees CDG locations
of fast chargers at
Electric Vehicle involvements Australian shopping
malls
7 countries Public transport
in partnership with mall
Natural Gas Vehicle (NGV) & H2 operator Vicinity
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EV Charging is now a reality. Don’t get left behind.
SINGAPORE
GREEN PLAN
By 2030 Singapore has a number of
key targets with regards to
sustainability. A number of these
targets are based around mobility.
By 2025 diesel cars and taxis can no
longer be registered.
By 2030 all vehicle registrations are
to be cleaner energy.
ZERO
INVESTMENT
Zero upfront cost required: We will
handle the funding and installation
of the charging infrastructure
through our Charging-as-a-Service
model. The charger is also a
potential new source of growing
revenue for your site.
INSIDE THE
ECOSYSTEM
Backed by two multi-national
partners, we have the full technical
capabilities and manpower to install,
operate and maintain the network of
EV chargers round the island, 24/7.
With our digital platform you can be
part of the wider network and the
whole ecosystem and it’s associated
benefits.
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Low hanging Mid Priority Long term
fruit Priority

• Lighting • Process • Chillers

• Appliances Control • Boilers
• Energy • Motors / • Compressed
management Drives air
system • Hot water • Drying

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 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
Long term Roadmap & Energy Switch to Green Position for Future
Energy Audit Efficiency Energy / Fuel Regulations

Where is your business now?

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 Onsite Solar
Offsite Renewable Energy Energy
Green Fuel

Digitalization

Low-carbon energy
Central Utilities
production
Building
(Co-generation)

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Reference: Multi-solutions / multi-sites for a leading medical glove manufacturer
Decarbonization Roadmap

KEY METRICS
Decarbonization
roadmap
2030 reduction > 40% CO2 footprint

3 sites with
efficient utilities production
maximized green energy generation

Site 1 Site 2 Site 3

 Onsite Utilities
4-utilities plant to supply the production site
with flexibility during ramp-up period
 Onsite Solar
Maximization of rooftop space for solar PV
 Energy Efficiency for Onsite  Energy Efficiency for Onsite 15 years partnership
under Utility supply agreements and PPAs
Utilities Utilities
4-utilities plant to supply the production site Production of 4 utilities with flexible and
with flexibility during ramp-up period low carbon technologies Guaranteed performance
Availability and efficiency
 Change of fuel
Ongoing greener fuel switch feasibility study
>2MWp
Onsite rooftop solar
 Onsite Solar
Maximization of rooftop space for solar PV
29k tons
 Digitalization (Industry 4.0) CO2 avoided annually
Digitalization upgrade & data management

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Improve efficiency of old compressed air plant
KEY METRICS

6,500m3/hr
installed compress air capacity

RM400,000
cost savings annually

8 years
contract duration

827 tons
CO2 avoided per year

Improve overall quality and reliability of compressed air supply

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 Solution Solution Solution

• 138 MW capacity of solar ground mount
system
• Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic
PV system
• Operation & Maintenance
• 2.4 MWp capacity of solar roof top system • 0.5 MWp capacity of solar roof top system
• Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic • Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic
PV system PV system
• Operation & Maintenance • Operation & Maintenance

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 Solution Solution Solution

• 0.5 MWp capacity of solar roof top system
• Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic
PV system
• Operation & Maintenance
• 1 MWp capacity of solar roof top system
• Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic
PV system
• Operation & Maintenance
• 0.82 MWp capacity of solar roof top
system (under construction)
• Supply, design, and install a photovoltaic
PV system
• Operation & Maintenance

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ENGIE commits to
Net Zero by 2045

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