GreenCharge projectShort presentation

Graz, 2 October 2019

Marit Natvig & Joe Gorman,SINTEF

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 769016.

Long-term vision

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An all-electric mobile future where: • Charging easily available to everyone• Charging uses renewable energy• Charging infrastructure established without

major investments in power grid

Sustainable eMobility in cities

Stakeholders - Cities & Society• Citizens• Policy makers• Transport authorities• Urban mobility planners

Concerns• Achievable reductions in emissions and pollution … but

remembering CO2 footprint of electricity used for charging• Increase share of EVs (including light EVs) in overall mobility

solutions … but need overall reduction in number of cars• Integration of eMobility in SUMPs (Sustainable Urban Mobility

Plans)

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eMobility acceptance

Stakeholders - Cities & Society• Citizens• Policy makers• Transport authorities• Urban mobility planners

Concerns• Charging accessibility: Anyone, anywhere• Charging availability: As and when you need it• Charging costs: affordable• Integration: eMobility core part of transport system

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Business modelsStakeholders – Businesses/Prosumers (incl. private)

• Transport service providers/Fleet operators • Charging point owners• Providers of renewable energy• Energy storage owners

Concerns• Fairness: all actors perceive benefits• Viability: match between costs, profitability and willingness to pay• Return on investment in charging infrastructure • Charging infrastructure busy but not overbooked• Multi-actor provision: eRoaming of booking & payment

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SHARED

SHARED

Smart Energy Management

Stakeholders - Property & Infrastructure owners• Housing associations• Neighbourhoods• Owners of private houses and larger buildings

Concerns• Effective use of local renewable energy sources (RES)• Avoidance of peak loads• Utilisation of existing grid capacity (expensive to extend)

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Three Trial Sites

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Oslo:• Cost-efficient home charging for

apartment residents.• Booking of shared charge points

Bremen: • Promote EV sharing.• Smart charging of EV fleets.• Combine EV sharing with public transport.

Barcelona:• Light vehicles/scooters• Battery swap instead of fast charging

ALL Sites:• Contribute to city goals and/or SUMPs• Smart energy management• Charging with local renewable energy• Flexible sharing of charge points and

green energy

Uptake Cities – helping and learning from GreenCharge

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Budapest

Edinburgh

Burgas

Krakow

Ploiesti

Porto

San Sebastian

Stockholm

Thessaloniki

Zagreb

You?

You?

Innovations/Results

• Lessons learned from trial and simulations

• Business models facilitating changes

• Integrated technology prototypes with open specifications

• Evaluation results

• Recommendation and deployment guidelines

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Questions for you

• To cities/policy makers:• Do you see any overlap with the needs of your city?• Would you like to be an Uptake City?

• To technology providers:• Do you have solutions that could be integrated and tested in our trial sites?• Do you think that our approach make sense?

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Thank you!Contacts

Joe Gorman (SINTEF) - joe.gorman@sintef.no

Arno Schoevaars (PNO Consultants BV) - arno.schoevaars@pnoconsultants.com

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