Arcadis is a global design and consultancy firm that provides services related to natural and built assets. They have over 27,000 professionals working across 70+ countries. The document discusses Arcadis' work related to electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure around the world. It analyzes the progress of 12 countries and 2 US states based on key catalysts for EV adoption: government leadership/incentives, market maturity, and charging infrastructure availability. The firm provides strategic consulting services to help organizations and municipalities transition to electric fleets and develop EV infrastructure plans. Lessons from 10 years of experience indicate infrastructure impacts factors like congestion, economic growth, and climate change.

1. PROGRESS ON EV
ADOPTION
AROUND THE
WORLD
Simon Swan – Global New Mobility
Director

2. Arcadis is the leading global Design & Consultancy firm for natural and built assets. Applying our deep market sector
insights and collaborative Design, Consultancy, Engineering, Project and Management services we work in
partnership with our clients to deliver exceptional and sustainable outcomes throughout the lifecycle of their natural
and built assets.
Our talented people work in four segments and across our four business lines, enabling us to leverage our expertise
globally and service our clients locally.
THE ARCADIS JOURNEY
1888
Arcadis founded in
The Netherlands
as the Association
for Wasteland
Redevelopment
1959
Start of export
of water and
infrastructure
services to
developing
countries
1997
Introduction
of
Arcadis brand
name and logo
Acquisition of
RTKL
2007 2011
Acquisition
of
EC Harris
2012
Acquisition of
Langdon
& Seah in Asia
2014
Acquisition of
Hyder
Consulting
and Callison
2015
CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
One global brand
The fire salamander
represents
lasting quality and
ecological balance.
2020
OUR VALUES
PEOPLE FIRST CLIENTSUCCESS INTEGRITY SUSTAINABILITY COLLABORATION
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GROSSREVENUESIN €
3,473m
ACTIVE IN 70+COUNTRIES
We operateas a global,integratedfirm.Working
togetherto bringthe best ofArcadisto our clients,
whatevertheirsector,and wherevertheyare in the
world.
SPREAD GROSSREVENUES IN%
Launch of Arcadis’
technology business
Arcadis overview

3. Arcadis Global Reach
NORTH
AMERICA
∼6,041
CONTINENTAL
EUROPE
∼6,554
MIDDLEEAST
∼1,539
ASIA
∼4,500
Australia
∼1,552
UNITED
KINGDOM
∼5,137
LATIN
AMERICA
∼1,652
HeadOffice
The Netherlands
Australia | Abu Dhabi –UAE | Bahrain | Belgium | Brazil Brunei | Canada | Chile | China | Czech Republic | Dubai – UAE | France | Germany | HongKong India | Indonesia | Italy |
Jordan | Kazakhstan | Korea | Macau | Malaysia | Mexico | Mozambique | Netherlands | Oman | Peru | Philippines | Poland | Qatar | Romania | Russia | SaudiArabia | Serbia |
Singapore | Slovakia | Spain | Switzerland |Taiwan |Thailand | UnitedKingdom | UnitedStates | Vietnam
27,000+
Professionalsworldwide
300+
Offices in 40 countries
35,000+
Projects
Our Global network enables us to seamlessly bring our knowledge, best practices and experience in projects
worldwide to specific local needs and situations.
PHILIPPINES
MANILA
INDIA
BANGALORE | MUMBAI |
HYDERABAD
ROMANIA
IASI
ARCADIS GLOBAL DIGITAL AND
ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE CENTERS

4. Global New Mobility Solutions scaling up across all modes
Bike Bus Train Fleet Maritime Aviation
• Electric Bikes
• E-Cargo
bikes, e-
Scooters
• Cycle
behaviour
• EV and
Hydrogen
Bus and
Coach
• Depot
electrification
• Depot
electrification
• Car park EV
solutions
• Hydrogen
trains & infra
• eCars
• eVans
• eTrucks
• eMotorcycle
• Scooters
• EVCI & ITS
• Hubs
• Electric and
hydrogen
ferries
• EV -
Shipping/
Ports
/Harbours
• UAM/EVTOL
• Airports and
associated
fleets
• Energy
• Drones
integration
Services + Data and automation integration (BaaS, CaaS, MaaS and CAV)
Partnerships
ZEV Centre of Excellence
Enablers

5. Mining Gigafactory
ZEV
manufacturing
ZEV Sales
ZEV
Supporting
Services
ZEV
component
recycling
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ZEV Value Chain focus on EV Services
Energy
suppliers
ZEV charger
manufacturer
Installation and
maintenance
Charge Point
Operators
(CPO)
Service
Providers
ZEV Owners &
Authorities
• Energy
production
and utility
firms
• DNO
• Transmission
Networks
• Design and
manufactures
• AC and DC
• Battery swap
stations
• Wireless
charging
• Contractors
specialising
in designing,
building and
maintaining
hubs and
multimodal
hubs
• Firms
specialising
in supplying
and operating
networks of
CP’s
• Firms offering
users with
seamless
service
across
chargers and
MaaS across
different
modes
• Private
owners
• Fleets
• Bus
• Trains
• Blue Light etc
• Airlines
• Shipping
companies
• DOTs

6. EV Infrastructure is about more than plugging in boxes…
We have a dedicated experienced professional team providing designs, permits, planning requirements and consultancy,
DNO applications, stakeholder engagement and we ensure we have the right installers with capacity and the capability to
deliver the installation programme that have met our Health and Safety and quality assurance process requirements.

7. EV Strategy for municipalities
We provide a range of solutions to help our clients such as Local and Combined Authorities and City Councils understand
what electrification means to them and how they need to support it in their local areas. We have also been working with
organisations to help them understand how to effectively transition to an electric fleet through our Fleet Electrification
solution.

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Electric vehicle maturity around the world
The Arcadis Global EV Index looks at countries across the world, particularly regions where Arcadis has been
involved in mobility projects. We have measured progress in 12 countries and the U.S. states of California and
New York against three key catalysts for EV adoption to examine what countries are doing well and where they
could improve.
The index is a snapshot in time, and countries will increase their scores as they adopt new government EV
incentives, increase the EV charging infrastructure or as the EV market matures.
Key Catalysts
• Government leadership and incentives
• EV market maturity and readiness
• EV charging infrastructure
The Arcadis Global Electric Vehicle
Catalyst Index 2021

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Europe
• France
• Germany
• Ireland
• Italy
• Netherlands
• Spain
• United Kingdom
Asia-Pacific
• Australia
• China
• Singapore
• Thailand
North America
• Canada
• United States: California
• United States: New York

10. • New policy changes and stricter
environmental regulations are
some of the strongest catalysts
for global EV adoption.
• Carrot-and-stick initiatives such
as rebate programs, toll
discounts and zero emissions
regulations are leading the way
in many countries.
• Some local and regional
governments are leading by
example and transitioning their
fleets.
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Government
leadership and
incentives

11. Government leadership and incentives
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12. EV market maturity
and readiness
• A mature market is characterized
by affordability, fit-for-purpose
vehicles and ramped-up
production capabilities.
• Without financially viable options
that meet potential buyers’ use
requirements, the market will
hinder the adoption of EV
programs.
• As of 2021, there are thousands
of diesel and petrol/gasoline
models available, but only
around 400 EV models.
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13. EV market maturity and readiness
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14. EV charging
infrastructure
• Suitable EV charging
infrastructure means reliable
charging abilities across the
journey (departure point, en
route and at the destination).
• As the number of public chargers
increase at different rates across
the world, equity must be kept in
mind.
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15. EV charging infrastructure
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16. Lessons Learnt from 10 years of Arcadis developing EV
Infrastructure
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There are a number of themes that should be considered when evaluating the impact of infrastructure across use
cases and each of these will differ across different geographies:
• Impact to congestion
• Economic growth
• Tackling economic inequality
• Climate change impact
• Cost
• Benefit realisation and returns potential
• Complexity

17. Arcadis. Improving quality of life.
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Simon Swan
Global New Mobility Director
Contact Arcadis
Simon.swan@arcadis.com
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