group project co2 neutral e-mobility
DESCRIPTION
A group project by Sanem Genc (Turkey), Christina Braun (Switzerland), Julius Kühn (Germany), Evelina Kompare (Slovenia), Cagdas Karakurt (Turkey) & Christina Kontaxi (Hellas) for Flims-Laax-Falera region / Graunbunden / SwitzerlandTRANSCRIPT
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CO2 Neutral E-Mobility
ISUenergy project group no. 2
Sanem Genc (Turkey)Christina Braun (Switzerland)Julius Kühn (Germany)
Evelina Kompare (Slovenia)Cagdas Karakurt (Turkey)Christina Kontaxi (Hellas)
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2Overview
The Flyer Bike experience
Ideas and Aims of our Project- Infrastructure- Energy Source- Social Acceptance
PV Integration: Off-Grid and Feed-In
Summary and Ideas for Financing
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Product specifications:
• Autonomy ~ 30km• Engine has pedaling top speed of 25km/h• Price of bike including battery: ~ 2000 EUR
Battery specifications:
• 10 Ah Lithium-Ionen Mangan, 26 V. • Charging time 3-6 h • Weight: ca. 2.6 kg• Life time: ca. 500 charging cycles, 3-4 years
OverviewThe Flyer Bike Experience (1/9/2009)
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Target Group:Mainly targeted to tourists
Summer season (May to September)
Infrastructure:5 flyer rental stations
7 hotels with flyer bikes
15 batteries exchange stations (hotels, restaurants)
Disadvantages: - not always 24hrs/day availability
- charging of batteries is dependent from the grid, at the specific charging
stations
IntroductionCurrent State of Flyer Bike Flims-Laax-Falera
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5Flyer Electro Bike map
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6Idea and Aim of the Project (1/2)
Build on the existing Infrastructure… … but make it more flexible and cleaner
Expand the Infrastructure:Keep current stations (5 flyer rental stations, 7 hotels with flyer bikes) and expand the 15 battery
exchange stations to a total of 30 stations located at bus stations
Advantages: + Increase of the availability of charging stations
+ Increase of the visibility of the Flyer electrobike
+ Increase of the mobility of the users
Use the Sun as the Source of Energy:Replace the grid dependent charging stations with a dual strategy of PV integrated systems:
1. off-grid charging stations at the bus stops
2. charging stations with PV modules, connected to the grid for the larger charging stations
Advantages: + Clean, CO2 neutral mobility
+ Abundance of energy source
+ For larger stations: possibility of feed-in solar energy to the grid
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7Idea and Aim of the Project (2/2)
Expand the Target Group:Make the charging station available for the local population for them to use with their own
electro bikes!
Example: use a card with integrated chip to open the charger stations at the bus stops
Sell subscription to the locals who own an electro bike to use the stations along with the
tourists who rent the bicycles
Value Added to the Region:The Flims-Laax-Falera region has an overcapacity of beds in the summer
Interest to attract more tourists during the summer
Advantages: +The clean mobility concept – powered by the sun – has the potential to
attract more environmentally conscious tourists
+ The clean mobility concept will add to the current commitment of the
region to use more environmental-friendly solutions (see “Grünbünden” on
the bus)
+ The charging stations will increase the mobility of both tourists and the
local community, as well as the number of users!
+ Interesting and innovating solar architecture of PV bus station
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8PV Integration I: Off-Grid Charging Stations @ Bus Stop (1/2)
Off-Grid Charging Stations at the Bus StopInstall charging station at the 30 Bus stops in the Flims-Laax-Falera Region with 3 batteries
using Solar Energy only to charge the bike
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9PV Integration I: Off-Grid Charging Stations @ Bus Stop (2/2)
Schematic Overview
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Average solar Irridation 408.31 Wm2
PV Cell First Solar 75W Thin Film CdTeEfficiency: 10.7%
Nr of Batteries in Charger
3 batteries
Average charging time 6hrs per battery
Energy needed to charge the System
256 Wh/m2 x 3 batteries = 768Wh
Area needed for PV 2.93m2
Power installed 300W
Total Cost of one Charging Station
3 EUR per Wp installed= 900 EUR + 100 EUR for storage batteryTotal 1000 EURInfrastructure Bus Stop is not included
Cost of 30 charging stations
30´000 EUR
413,24
424,82433,22
405,8
364,49
408,31
Solar Irridation in W/m2 - Falera
Calculations for Off-Grid Charging Stations at Bus Stations (1/2)Estimated global irradiance in Falera by PVGIS*
*http://re.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pvgis/apps3/pvest.php#
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11Calculations for Off-Grid Charging Stations at Bus Stations (2/2)
For the system that has 3 charger : Average solar radiation during summer season in Falera : 408.31 (W/m2) We use First Solar 75 W solar panel with %10.7 eff. (120cmx60cm =0.72 m2) Electrical Input : 408.31 (W/m2) x %10.7 = 43.69 (W/m2) Average charging time : 6 hours per battery Energy that we get from sun : 43.69 (W/ m2) x 6 hours = 262.14 (Wh/m2) Energy that we need to charge system : 256 (Wh) x 3 (battery) = 768 (Wh) Area that we need : 768 (Wh) / 262.14 (Wh/m2) = 2.93 (m2) Power that we need : 2.93 m2 x 43.69 W/ m2 = 128.01 W (2 PANELS) Power that we need to install : 2.93 m2 / 0.72 m2 = 4.07 (4 PANELS)4 x 75 W = 300 W
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12PV Integration II: Grid-Connected PV Charging Station
Schematic Overview
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413,24
424,82433,22
405,8
364,49
408,31
Solar Irridation in W/m2 - Falera
Calculations for Grid-Connected PV Charging Station (1/2)Estimated global irradiance in Falera by PVGIS*
Average solar Irridation 408.31 Wm2
PV Cell First Solar 75W Thin Film CdTeEfficiency: 10.7%
Nr of Batteries in Charger
10 batteries
Average charging time 6hrs per battery
Energy needed to charge the System
256 Wh x 10 batteries = 2.5 kWh
Area needed for PV 9.77m2
Power installed 1050W
Total Cost of one Charging Station
3 EUR per Wp installed 3000 EUR
Cost of 12 charging stations
36´000 EUR
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For the system that has 10 chargers : Average solar radiation during summer season in Falera : 408.31 (W/m2) We use First Solar 75 W solar panel with %10.7 eff. (120cmx60cm) Electrical Input : 408.31 (W/m2) x %10.7 = 43.69 (W/m2) Average charging time : 6 hours per battery Energy that we get from sun : 43.69 (W/ m2) x 6 hours = 262.14 (Wh/m2) Energy that we need to charge system : 256 (Wh) x 10 (battery) = 2560 (Wh) Area that we need : 2560 (Wh) / 262.14 (Wh/m2) = 9.77 (m2) Power that we need : 9.77 m2 x 43.69 W/ m2 = 426.85 W (6 PANELS) Power that we need to install : 9.77 m2 / 0.72 m2 = 13.57 (14 PANELS)14 x 75 W = 1050 W
14Calculations for Grid-Connected PV Charging Station (2/2)
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15Summary and Ideas for Financing
Total CostsFor off-grid bus stations: 30´000 EUR
For larger PV modules with feed-in option: 36´000 EUR
Total InstallationsOff-grid bus stations: 30
PV modules with feed-in option: 12
Total CapacityOff-grid bus stations: 9´000 W
PV modules with feed-in option: 12´600 W
Total 21´600 W
Financing Possibilities - Flims Laax Falera Tourismus AG
- Sell subscription for charging stations to the locals
- Generate revenue from feeding-in solar energy to the grid
- Support from the canton Grünbünden?
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16Further Ideas
Expand renewable energy sources on the bike
•Integrate dynamo systems for downhill on electro-bikes for the expansion of the off-grid system •PV system on the bike
Expand the Reach
•Study for expansion of the system in remote regions •Expansion of the system introducing larger charging stations
Raise Awareness
•Bus stations as space for rising awareness about solar energy and alternative mobility, e.g. “Waiting for the bus? Use a solar-powered e-bike!”
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Thanks for your attention…
… Questions?
17Get on the solar E-Bike!