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Jason Zander, GE Capital, presented information on Green Financing options that are available to fleets for our Alternative Fuels Workshop & Wisconsin Smart Fleet Recognition Program in Madison, WI.
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GE Capital Fleet Services
Preparing Fleets for
successful deployment of
Alternative Fuel Vehicles
August 2014
U.S. CNG Stations
EV Charging Stations
1 CNG station: 165 gasoline stations
www.afdc.energy.gov/fuels/stations
1 EVSE : 15 gasoline stations
The Alternative Fuel Marketplace Infrastructure Pump Prices
Infrastructure is building; not
fast enough for fleet
Product
Battery Price Forecast
• OEM lineup is growing
• Scale or technology break-
through needed
Fleet Mindset
Consistent $4 gas starts the “tipping point”
• Misperception of Alt-Fuel vehicle
safety
• Gasoline/diesel on every corner;
AFV requires significant behavior
shift
• Product availability doesn’t meet
all needs today (cargo, towing &
payload capacity)
National Average Price
Fuel Price
Biodiesel (B20) $4.01/gallon
Electricity $0.12/kWh
Ethanol (E85) $3.41/gallon
Natural Gas (CNG) $2.15/GGE
Propane $3.31/gallon
Gasoline $3.65/gallon
Diesel $3.97/gallon
AFV Selection & Life Cycle Management
Vehicle Selection • GEFS’s Consulting &
Engineering and Consulting
teams align the proper
vehicle to your application.
• GE works with the OEM and
conversion companies to
ensure a smooth order-to-
delivery process.
Lifecycle Management • Reporting and analytical
capabilities ensure you’re
maximizing vehicle
performance.
• GE identifies applicable
maintenance providers.
• Full suite of value-added
services are available for
Alt-Fuel vehicles.
Fueling Infrastructure • GE is building its fuel
payment capabilities to offer
one fuel billing solution.
• Location based consultation
on public vs. private fueling
infrastructure is available.
U.S. Results
21,800+ AFVs Deployed Globally
GE Saved $6.5MM in Fuel Expense Through 2013
GE Makes Groundbreaking
Commitment for 25,000 AFV
November 2010 Current Global Progress
GE’s Alternative Fuel Vehicle Journey
Japan
9,954
A&NZ
1,607
U.S. 8,895 Europe
1,350
Global deployment includes GE’s
own alternative fuel vehicle fleet and
it’s customers’.
Overall:
• 90% hybrid & electric
• 10% Natural gas & propane
~5,000 PHEVs onroad
mix of Volt, C-Max, Prius
Savings Realized:
1.8MM reduction in fuel
gallons purchased
$6.5MM fuel savings
35.7MM lbs. reduction in
CO2 emissions
Initiative Goals Achieve $11.9MM lifecycle fuel savings
Achieve 64MM lbs. CO2 emissions
Create and influence alternative-fuel friendly eco-
system
Adjacent Products EV Quick Chargers:
WattStations™ CNG Refueling: CNG-in-a-Box™
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GE Fleet Services /
15 August 2014 Privileged and Confidential
GE AFV Experience Center
• Education Center
• Alt. Fuel Vehicles
• Auto showroom
• Charging stations …
home & commercial
• Solar Car Port
• Road course
• Technology display
• Driver feedback tools
• Experience a variety of commercial application alternative fuel vehicles.
• Develop alternative fuel biz models - usage patterns, total ownership cost, fueling/power, infrastructure, etc.
• Learn how alternative fuel vehicles can help meet a variety of corporate objectives.
• Create vehicle usage and environmental concern optimization models.
• Accelerate adoption by educating stakeholders and addressing key barriers for success.
Components
Experience • Learn • Accelerate
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GE Fleet Services /
15 August 2014 Privileged and Confidential
Vehicle Center
• Showroom for 11 Vehicles
• 3,000 sq.-ft. meeting space
• Viewing deck
• Indoor/Outdoor vehicle showcase
• ½ mile road course
• GE CNG in a Box (refueling system)
• GE WattStations (vehicle charging)
• GE Solar Panels
• GE SMART energy management system
• GE LED lighting (indoor/outdoor)
• Vehicle experts to answer questions
Customer Engagement & Partnership
• We partnered with a
customer and conducted
site visits to help them
identify where we can take
cost out of their fleet
operations.
• We observed vehicles in
the field and conducted
interviews with drivers and
field supervisors to
understand how the vehicles
were being used.
• Our recommendations were
specific which included:
o Policy enhancement
o Changes to the selector
o Process changes on the
asset delivery
o Establishing a model
year planning process
• We took geographic, terrain
and safety factors into our
considerations
• We had a number of
different recommendations.
Shared cost implications of all
the recommendations to help
identify where to start
• We provided sensitivity
analysis to help understand
how far to move fleet
parameters
• Identified savings exceeded
$5 million annually
Questions??