ILP Bristol webinar: Supporting the roll-out of Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure – a Distribution Network Operators perspective
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Decarbonisation is one of the greatest challenges facing our generation and Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) sit at the heart of the transition to Net Zero. With millions of Electric Vehicles (EVs) charging at home, on the street and at work, often using as much power as a block of flats, DNOs will need to work with customers and stakeholders to build a smart, flexible network. In this webinar we will examine our forecasts for the likely EV uptake, how DNOs will need to support customers wanting to connect to the electricity supply network and how innovation is helping them connect customers more quickly and cheaply. Speaker: Neil Madgwick, UK Power Networks.
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ILP Bristol webinar: Supporting the roll-out of Electric Vehicle charging infrastructure – a Distribution Network Operators perspective
- 1. © 2021 UK Power Networks. All rights reserved Supporting the roll-out of electric vehicle infrastructure A Distribution Network Operator perspective 26 January 2022
- 2. Agenda 1 About UK Power Networks 2 Forecasting electric vehicle (EV) uptake 3 Engaging with Local Authorities to understand their plans 4 The practicalities of connecting on-street charging infrastructure 5 Flexibility and innovation 6 Q&A
- 3. About UK Power Networks
- 4. Forecasting future demand for electric vehicles Local Authority EVs – 2021/22 EVs – 2027/28 % of total vehicles Eastbourne 600 13,500 22% Hastings 400 10,200 21% Lewes 700 13,100 22% Rother 700 14,000 22% Wealden 1,200 21,600 22% East Sussex 3,600 72,500 22% By 2028, we estimate just under one in four domestic vehicles in East Sussex will be electric
- 5. Understanding where vehicles will charge 2028: 2.6 million EVs 570,000 EVs
- 6. A significant growth in on-street charging infrastructure
- 7. Understanding how vehicles will charge ‘on street’ Slow, fast or rapid charging?
- 8. The practicalities of connecting different chargers What? Where? We have guides, maps and EV engineering standards and offer technical ‘surgeries’
- 9. Common on-street scenarios – streetlight
- 10. Common on-street scenarios – EV charger
- 11. Innovation – supporting the low carbon transition Vehicle to grid trials Running a more flexible network Commercial Fleets ‘at work’ Residential ‘at home’ Public ‘on route’
- 12. Appendix 1 – links to documents and standards UK Power Networks specific (including help guides and EV design standard) Electric Vehicle help and advice | UK Power Networks Our design standard can all be found on our G81 site: Home - Document Library - UK Power Networks EV standard: EDS 08-5050 Electric Vehicle Connections Unmetered standard: EDS 08-2102 LV Customer Unmetered Supplies Energy Networks Association Engineering Recommendation G12 Issue 4 – Requirements for the Application of Protective Multiple Earthing to Low Voltage Networks ENA Document Catalogue (ena-eng.org)