The role of energy companies

EURELECTRIC Task Force Electric Vehicles

Thomas Theisen
EURELECTRIC Chairman Task Force Electric Vehicles

ALDE SEMINAR
Hydrogen: Powering Europe's Future Energy & Mobility
15 March 2011
1. EURELECTRIC covers the whole electricity value chain
ENERGY POLICY ENVIRONMENT
MARKETS NETWORKS
& GENERATION & SUSTAINABLE
& DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT

The Task Force Electric Vehicles is integrated into the

networks unit
2. EURELECTRIC TF Electric Vehicles
Undertaken and on-going work of the
Task Force Electric Vehicles
 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
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 of RES into the electricity system;
– Enable grid management which introduces flexibility
into the system;
– Optimise energy efficient charging process;
– Ensure a cost‐effective solution by avoiding unnecessary
grid investments;
– Entail consumer convenience using available
infrastructure
 Development of an European
Framework for Electromobility
Conceptual Understanding of
Electro-Mobility System

Consumer ICT: Open Policy context:

acceptance / platform: market- Demonstration
Market, place concept regions and
incl. operation,
Service billing etc.
municipalities;
Providers Customer Service Level EU policies
services
Value
Clearing
added
House
service
Network operation, Stan- EV types:
grid management, dards Performance,
reliability and quality, suitability
integration into the Charging, Equipment and standards
Smart grid develop- Grid level Grid Charging
manage-
level
ment, RES integration infrastructure:
ment
Interoperability and
technology advances
(fast and inductive
charging, battery
switching)
Environmental impacts

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Development and demonstration of a unique and

user-friendly framework for green electro-

mobility

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

Ongoing
demon- EU-wide Technical WP EU-wide
stration inventory demonstration
projects WP3 Electromoblity services /
ICT solutions
WP1 Synchronisation WP8
of demonstration WP4 Grid EV-olution
regions Green eMotion
WP5 framework
WP2 Recharging infrastructure demonstration
Urban electro-
mobility concepts WP6
G4V,
EV technology validation
MERGE,
EDISON
Demonstration WP
WP7: Harmonisation of technology & standards
WP9: Technical, environmental, economic and social evaluation
Subject: Integrated European demonstration on electro-mobility –
Vehicles, infrastructure, grid, IT applications, user acceptance

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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,
Renault
Municipalities: Barcelona,
Bornholm, Copenhagen, Cork,
Dublin, Malaga, Malmö, Rome
Research Institutions and
Universities: Cartif, Cidaut, DTU,
ECN, Imperial, IREC, RSE,
TCD, TECNALIA
EV Technology Institutions:
DTI, FKA, TÜV Nord
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 Demonstration Regions (in 2011)

EU-wide demonstration features:

Consumer label / EU clearing House / Standards and
Strasbourg Karlsruhe/Stuttgart
interoperability / Cross-boarder rally
# EVs: 100 # EVs: 40 Copenhagen, Bornholm, Malmö
Special features: Plug-in hybrid Special features: Smart Grid features, # EVs: 2,500 – 3,500
vehicles, cross boarder connection optimised bi-directional charging, cross- # Charging spots: 3300 - 4500
with border connection with Strasbourg Special Features: Battery swopping,
Karlsruhe / Stuttgart cross-boarder traffic
Ireland (Dublin, Cork)
# Electric Vehicles (EVs): 2,000
Berlin
# Charging spots:
3525 (private and public) Copenhagen / # EVs: 100
Bornholm / Malmö # Charging spots: 3600
Special features: DC charging
Special features: Largest integrated
stations, kWh billing system, Dublin
Berlin project worldwide testing business
supplier choice
Cork models and consumer behaviour
Madrid Karlsruhe/Stuttgart
# EVs: 10 Barcelona
Strasbourg # EVs: 500
# Charging spots: 210 Budapest
Special features: Advanced RES # Charging spots: 700
integration studies, smart grid Pisa Special features: Electric mobility
integration etc. service citizen office, Large e-
Madrid motorbike demonstration, EVS27
Malaga Barcelona Rome
# EVs: 30
Murcia Kozani
# Charging spots: 50 Italy (Rome, Pisa)
Special features: Embedment in Malaga # EVs: 100
Smart City concept, V2G, B2G, # Charging spots: 400
DC charging stations Special features: System approach enabling innovative
services and user interfaces, kWh billing system,
alternative business models testing

Page 12 Existing demonstration region (Potential) replication region Municipalities involved in Green eMotion
The Concept of Green eMotion
*status October 2010
National / regional projects
 Proof technology
(equipment level)
 Test of operation and billing
 First business models
 Initial local consumer
awareness
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GREEN EMOTION
 Connection of national
/ regional projects
 Market place
 Interoperability and
standards
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
market
roll out
Mass market (start)
 Standardised solutions for vehicles
infrastructure, network and
IT applications available
 Preconditions and user
acceptance established
Legislative support
Incentivising policies and regulation
Consumer incentives