Slide 2 Outline EURELECTRIC & activities on e-mobility A
paradigm shift of energy & transport Bringing the customer on
board Demonstrating eMobility in Europe: Green eMotion Slide 3
Eurelectric & activities on e-mobility ENERGY POLICY &
GENERATION ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MARKETS
NETWORKS & DISTRIBUTION Task Force Electric Vehicles under
Networks : EV are Part of tomorrows smart distribution ne Slide 4
Slide 5 Putting eMobility on the policy agenda since 2008 Slide 6
Eurelectric participates in several EU initiatives to promote
e-Mobility CARS21RDD projects Expert Group Future Transport Fuels
M/468 Slide 7 A paradigm shift of energy & transport Renewable
energy sources Sustainable economy Alternative Drive trains Slide 8
European Electric Vehicle Congress - 26 Snapshot of tomorrow s
smart energy system -Large scale integration of intermittent
decentralised generation - New types of loads connected to the
distribution grid Evs, PVs - Demand side management Slide 9 Results
of control strategies on grid reinforcements No control strategy
3.7 kW 11 kW 3.7 kW 11 kW 3.7 kW 11 kW Control strategy:
Unidirectional power flow Bidirectional communication Control
strategy: Unidirectional power flow Bidirectional communication
Control strategy: Bidirectional power flow Bidirectional
communication Control strategy: Bidirectional power flow
Bidirectional communication Smart charging in an absolute
prerequisite Slide 10 Has the customer an interest in V2G? Slide 11
Bringing customers on board Off-peak charging schemes (22:00-06:00)
with a price incentive compared to normal charging cost. Low user
acceptance is observed for participation in Vehicle-to-Grid scheme
(V2G, bidirectional communication) Financial benefits for user to
join V2G Slide 12 Customer key determinants Price Convenience User
friendliness Slide 13 Regulatory Framework Demand side management
Customer incentives Introduce low-carbon fuels Green public
procurement Market Bringing technologies into the market Business
models Standards Harmonised interface Communication Protocols A
integrated approach to deliver eMobility responding to customer
needs Slide 14 Development of an European Framework for
Electro-mobility Green eMotion FP7 call TRANSPORT - 2010 TREN -1 42
partners Project Start: March 2011 Slide 15 Green eMotion: Overall
Project Aim EU project Green eMotion Proof of interoperability
Proof of protocols and interfaces Marketplace and advanced services
Consumer awareness and acceptance National / regional projects
Proof technology Test of operation and billing First business
models Initial local consumer awareness Mass market (start)
Standardised solutions for vehicles infrastructure, network and IT
applications Preconditions and user acceptance Legislative support
Policies and regulation Consumer incentives EU-wide market roll out
Connection of national / regional projects Market place
Interoperability and standards Slide 16 Project Consortium +
External Stakeholders to facilitate the access to information not
held by the consortium, to disseminate Green eMotion knowledge and
encourage its application outside the consortium Industries:
Alstom, Better Place, Bosch, IBM, SAP, Siemens Utilities: Danish
Energy Association, EDF, Endesa, Enel, ESB, Eurelectric, Iberdrola,
RWE, PPC Electric Vehicle Manufacturers: BMW, Daimler, Micro-Vett,
Nissan, Renault Municipalities: Barcelona, Berlin, Bornholm,
Copenhagen, Cork, Dublin, Malaga, Malm, Rome Research Institutions
and Universities: Cartif, Cidaut, CTL, DTU, ECN, Imperial, IREC,
RSE, TCD, Tecnalia EV Technology Institutions: DTI, FKA, TV Nord
Slide 17 Work Structure Administrative WP: Dissemination (WP10),
Project Management (WP11) EU-wide inventory Demonstration WP Green
eMotion framework demonstration EU-wide demonstration
Synchronisation of demonstration regions WP1 Urban electro-
mobility concepts WP2 WP8 Ongoing demon- stration projects G4V,
MERGE, EDISON 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
Electromoblity services / ICT solutions Grid EV-olution WP3 WP4
Recharging infrastructure EV technology validation WP5 WP6
Technical WP Slide 18 Demonstration of European market place for
e-Mobility Slide 19 Envisioned Results Promote common standards to
allow electric vehicles to be charged in the whole EU (M/468
CEN/CENELEC) Encourage installation of public accessible charging
infrastructure Promote the development of smart electricity grids
Implement pilot for a European market place for electro mobility
Raise awareness and increase user acceptance for electro
mobility
