ClipperCreek: PEV Infrastructure

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The Reconnect California Grant Program, funded by the California Energy Commission and ClipperCreek, is upgrading existing publicly available EV charging stations to the new SAE J1772 standard. The program is providing free upgrades to the ClipperCreek CS-40 charger and pedestals to replace outdated EVSEs at over 100 sites statewide. By upgrading over 130 legacy chargers so far, it is one of the largest EV infrastructure programs in California helping the transition to universal EV charging.

R e c o n n e c t C a lif o r n ia G r a n t P r o g r a m
“C a l if o r n ia ’s P r o g r a m t o Up d a t e P u b l ic E V
C h a r g in g I n f r a s t r u c t u r e ”

Will Barrett

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ClipperCreek, Inc.
2/25/2012
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CEC Grant Program Presentation
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Reconnect CA – The Program
• The California Energy Commission (CEC) together with ClipperCreek have
funded a program to upgrade existing publicly available EV charging
infrastructure to the new SAE J1772 charging standard.
• The SAE J1772 standard has been adopted universally by all BEV
(battery electric vehicle) and PHEV (plug in hybrid electric vehicle)
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automakers in the US.
• Together, the CEC and ClipperCreek have funded 100% of this upgrade.
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“Plug-ins” are Here and More Are Coming . . .
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Ford Focus EV 2012 Nissan Leaf 2010 Chevy Volt 2010

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Smart Fortwo 2011 Ford Transit Connect Toyota Prius 2012

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Toyota RAV4 EV 2012 Fisker Karma 2012 BMW ActiveE 2012

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CEC Grant funded EVSE Product
• ClipperCreek CS-40 EVSE will replace
existing, outdated EVSEs
• Input Power: 208-240 VAC 40 Amp
dedicated branch circuit (this is the same
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power requirement as existing legacy
equipment).
• Second level • Output Power: 30 Amps, 7.2kW Maximum
• ClipperCreek Pedestal – Fits the same
• Third level footprint as existing pedestals
• 4’ tall Cold Rolled Steel – For mounting the
• Fourth level CS-40
• Charge station hardware and
• Fifth level installation are provided to the grant
recipients at no cost under the
Reconnect California program!
L e is u r e T o w n C e n t e r ,
V a c a v ille , C A 9 5 6 8 7

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CEC Grant-Funded J1772 EVSE Upgrade
Public Charging Sites
• One of the largest EV infrastructure
programs in California history.
• “Legacy” EVSE installation qualifies
site for no cost upgrade.
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ClipperCreek upgrades began July
’11 and will conclude in July 2012.
• • Second levelEVSEs
38 Sites and 70 Legacy
have been updated in the Northern
• Third level
California area.
• To date over 130 Legacy EVSEs
• Fourth level over 80
have been upgraded at
sites Statewide.
• • Fifth mapping
Free location level by
ReCarGo.com,
EVChargerNews.com,
afdc.energy.gov N o r t h e r n C A E V R e -C h a r g e S it e s

www.EVChargerNews.com

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Grant funded equipment upgrades are Awarded
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on a first come first serve
•Sign up level
Second Today to Take Advantage of
• Third level This Program
• Fourth level
Thank You . . .
• Fifth level
Will Barrett
Will@ClipperCreek.net
(530)-887-1674 ex 303

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ClipperCreek: PEV Infrastructure

1. R e c o n n e c t C a lif o r n ia G r a n t P r o g r a m “C a l if o r n ia ’s P r o g r a m t o Up d a t e P u b l ic E V C h a r g in g I n f r a s t r u c t u r e ” Will Barrett • Click to edit Master text styles ClipperCreek, Inc. 2/25/2012 • Second level CEC Grant Program Presentation • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level U C D a v is , D a v is , C A 6 th S t r e e t L o t , T e m e c u la , C V S , G r a n it e B a y , 9 5 6 18 C A 92590 C A 95746 1

2. Reconnect CA – The Program • The California Energy Commission (CEC) together with ClipperCreek have funded a program to upgrade existing publicly available EV charging infrastructure to the new SAE J1772 charging standard. • The SAE J1772 standard has been adopted universally by all BEV (battery electric vehicle) and PHEV (plug in hybrid electric vehicle) • Click to edit Master text styles automakers in the US. • Together, the CEC and ClipperCreek have funded 100% of this upgrade. • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level E le c t r o n ic A r t s , R e d w o o d C it y , C A 9 4 0 6 5 M a r r io t t , P a lm D e s e r t , C A 9 2 2 6 0 2

3. “Plug-ins” are Here and More Are Coming . . . Currently Currently Currently Available Available Available • Click to edit Master text styles Ford Focus EV 2012 Nissan Leaf 2010 Chevy Volt 2010 • Second level Currently Available Currently Available Currently Available • Third level • Fourth level Smart Fortwo 2011 Ford Transit Connect Toyota Prius 2012 • Fifth level Currently Currently ??? Available Available Toyota RAV4 EV 2012 Fisker Karma 2012 BMW ActiveE 2012 3

4. CEC Grant funded EVSE Product • ClipperCreek CS-40 EVSE will replace existing, outdated EVSEs • Input Power: 208-240 VAC 40 Amp dedicated branch circuit (this is the same • Click to edit Master text styles power requirement as existing legacy equipment). • Second level • Output Power: 30 Amps, 7.2kW Maximum • ClipperCreek Pedestal – Fits the same • Third level footprint as existing pedestals • 4’ tall Cold Rolled Steel – For mounting the • Fourth level CS-40 • Charge station hardware and • Fifth level installation are provided to the grant recipients at no cost under the Reconnect California program! L e is u r e T o w n C e n t e r , V a c a v ille , C A 9 5 6 8 7 4

5. CEC Grant-Funded J1772 EVSE Upgrade Public Charging Sites • One of the largest EV infrastructure programs in California history. • “Legacy” EVSE installation qualifies site for no cost upgrade. • • Click to edit Master text styles ClipperCreek upgrades began July ’11 and will conclude in July 2012. • • Second levelEVSEs 38 Sites and 70 Legacy have been updated in the Northern • Third level California area. • To date over 130 Legacy EVSEs • Fourth level over 80 have been upgraded at sites Statewide. • • Fifth mapping Free location level by ReCarGo.com, EVChargerNews.com, afdc.energy.gov N o r t h e r n C A E V R e -C h a r g e S it e s www.EVChargerNews.com 5

6. Grant funded equipment upgrades are Awarded • Click to edit Master text styles basis. on a first come first serve •Sign up level Second Today to Take Advantage of • Third level This Program • Fourth level Thank You . . . • Fifth level Will Barrett Will@ClipperCreek.net (530)-887-1674 ex 303 6

Editor's Notes

Sell to the customer in advance Tell them EVs are coming – get them engaged Answer the question – Why should I do this Power usage issue – play up how cheap it is to charge vehicles?

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