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Avoiding pitfalls when pricing
             PEV charging services at
            government and non-profit
                     stations
                         October 12, 2012

J.R. DeShazo, Director                      deshazo@ucla.edu
Avoiding pitfalls when pricing PEV
        charging services at
government and non-profit stations
Key Finding

Some common pricing policies:
• Severely discriminates against small-battery
  PHEVs (e.g. Prius), and

• Discourage general utilization of stations,

• Suppresses revenue and diminishes station
  financial viability
Residential Cost Structure
                                                           Cost Per kWH
                                               $0.10       $0.15        $0.20       $0.25       $0.30       $0.35
                                         $/gal       $/gal        $/gal       $/gal       $/gal       $/gal
                                         Equivalent    Equivalent      Equivalent        Equivalent    Equivalent    Equivalent

                         $         -           $0.92           $1.38            $1.84          $2.30         $2.76         $3.22
                              $500.00          $1.12           $1.58            $2.04          $2.50         $2.96         $3.42
Installed Charger Cost




                             $1,000.00         $1.32           $1.78            $2.24          $2.70         $3.16         $3.62

                             $2,000.00         $1.71           $2.17            $2.63          $3.09         $3.55         $4.01

                             $3,000.00         $2.11           $2.57            $3.03          $3.49         $3.95         $4.41

                             $4,000.00         $2.51           $2.97            $3.43          $3.89         $4.35         $4.81

                             $5,000.00         $2.90           $3.36            $3.82          $4.28         $4.74         $5.20

                             $6,000.00         $3.30           $3.76            $4.22          $4.68         $5.14         $5.60

                             $7,000.00         $3.69           $4.15            $4.61          $5.07         $5.53         $5.99

                             $8,000.00         $4.09 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
                                                              $4.55             $5.01          $5.47         $5.93         $6.39
                                                             deshazo@ucla.edu
Residential Costs Per e-mile Driven
                                                          Daily Miles Driven
                                              10           20            30                 40           50           60
                                          $/gal        $/gal        $/gal               $/gal        $/gal        $/gal
                                          Equivalent   Equivalent      Equivalent       Equivalent   Equivalent   Equivalent

                          $         -          $1.73         $1.76             $1.17         $1.81        $1.83        $1.85
                               $500.00         $2.32         $2.06             $1.99         $1.96        $1.95        $1.95
Instaalled Charger Cost




                              $1,000.00        $2.91         $2.35             $2.19         $2.11        $2.07        $2.05

                              $2,000.00        $4.10         $2.95             $2.59         $2.41        $2.30        $2.25

                              $3,000.00        $5.29         $3.54             $2.98         $2.71        $2.54        $2.45

                              $4,000.00        $6.48         $4.14             $3.38         $3.00        $2.78        $2.65

                              $5,000.00        $7.67         $4.73             $3.78         $3.30        $3.02        $2.84

                              $6,000.00        $8.86         $5.33             $4.17         $3.60        $3.26        $3.04

                              $7,000.00       $10.05         $5.92             $4.57         $3.89        $3.49        $3.24

                              $8,000.00       $11.24    UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
                                                             $6.52              $4.97        $4.19        $3.73        $3.44
                                                              deshazo@ucla.edu
Economies of Scale in Residential Charger
               Utilization
               $4.50



                              $4.10
               $4.00
  $/gallon-e




               $3.50
                       -28%
                                                                                                           $/gallon-e

               $3.00                         $2.95


                                      -12%                    $2.59
                                         -12%
               $2.50                                                         $2.41
                                                        -7%
                                                                                          $2.30
                                                                        -4%                        $2.25
                                                                                     -2%


               $2.00
                         10            20               30              40           50           60
                                                         E miles traveled



                                                     UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
                                                           deshazo@ucla.edu
Why adopt a pricing policy ?



1. Recover costs or make a profit,

2. Encourage efficient use of charge station,

3. Legal/administrative/ethical prohibitions on
   gift or unequal treatment,
Desirable properties of pricing policies

1.   Simple to set and modify.
2.   Collection costs are low.
3.   Transparent: clear what the unit cost are.
4.   Fair: unit price is the same for all drivers.
5.   Maximizes revenues and financial
     sustainability.
Common pricing policies

1. Flat hourly rates ($1 per hour)

2. Flat hourly rates plus fixed connection fees
   ($1 per hour plus $1 connection fee)

3. Flat month rate ($25, or $75)

4. Markup on unit costs (10%, 20%, etc)
Benchmarking Driver Costs

Cost of Charging at home (Single family)
                   VS
   Cost of Charging non-residentially
          (Workplace stations,
         Governmental stations,
           Commercial retail)


             UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
                   deshazo@ucla.edu
Driver and EVSE Assumptions



                                    PEV10    PEV20     PEV40

 Daily miles electric                10       20         30

 10 year electric miles             36,500   73,000    109,500

 Charger utilization (hours)         0.91     1.81      2.72

 Daily kWh purchased                3.482    6.964     10.446




UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                       deshazo@ucla.edu
Driver Costs: Electricity Only



                                     PEV10                    PEV20                     PEV40


Revenue                $/Electric         $/Gal      $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric        $/Gal
Scenario                 Mile           Equivalent     Mile       Equivalent     Mile          Equivalent



Baseline ‐
Electricity              $0.06           $1.80        $0.06        $1.80        $0.06            $1.80
Cost Only




 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                          deshazo@ucla.edu
Flat Hourly Fees and connection fees
                                     PEV10                       PEV20                     PEV40
                             $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric      $/Gal
Revenue Scenario
                               Mile       Equivalent     Mile       Equivalent     Mile        Equivalent

Hourly Fee ‐ $1                $0.08        $2.40        $0.08        $2.40        $0.08          $2.40


Hourly Fee ‐ $1 +
                               $0.17        $5.05        $0.12        $3.71        $0.11          $3.28
Connection Fee ‐ $1


Hourly Fee ‐ $2                $0.16        $4.81        $0.16        $4.78        $0.16          $4.79


Hourly Fee ‐ $2 +
                               $0.25        $7.45        $0.20        $6.10        $0.19          $5.67
Connection Fee ‐ $1




 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                          deshazo@ucla.edu
Flat Monthly Fees

                                     PEV10                       PEV20                     PEV40

                             $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric      $/Gal
Revenue Scenario
                               Mile       Equivalent     Mile       Equivalent     Mile        Equivalent


$25 Monthly Fee                $0.07        $2.17        $0.04        $1.09        $0.02          $0.72



$50 Monthly Fee                $0.14        $4.34        $0.07        $2.17        $0.05          $1.45



$75 Monthly Fee                $0.22        $6.51        $0.11        $3.26        $0.07          $2.17




 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                          deshazo@ucla.edu
Electricity Markup

                                     PEV10                       PEV20                     PEV40

                             $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric     $/Gal      $/Electric      $/Gal
Revenue Scenario
                               Mile       Equivalent     Mile       Equivalent     Mile        Equivalent


Electricity +
                               $0.09        $2.72        $0.09        $2.72        $0.09          $2.72
$0.10 Markup


Electricity +
                               $0.11        $3.18        $0.11        $3.18        $0.11          $3.18
$0.15 Markup


Electricity +
                               $0.12        $3.64        $0.12        $3.64        $0.12          $3.64
$0.20 Markup




 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                          deshazo@ucla.edu
Desirable properties of pricing policies

1.   Simple to set and modify.
2.   Collection costs are low.
3.   Transparent: clear what the unit cost are.
4.   Fair: unit price is the same for all drivers.
5.   Maximizes revenues and financial
     sustainability.
Summary of findings
Clearly best pricing policy:
Markup on unit costs (e.g., 10%, 20%, etc)

Second best
Flat hourly rates (e.g., $1 or $2 per hour)

Discriminating policies
Flat hourly rates plus fixed connection fees ($1 per
    hour plus $1 connection fee)

Flat month rate ($25, or $75)
                     UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation
                           deshazo@ucla.edu
Thank You



UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation               deshazo@ucla.edu
PEV vs. Conventional Driver Costs
            Financial assumptions                                            Vehicle assumptions

                                                                      Conventional fuel
            Years                            10                                               30.2
                                                                       economy (mpg)


                                                                    PEV fuel consumption
      Gasoline price                    $4/gallon                                             34.8
                                                                       (kWh/100 mi)


        kWh price                       variable*                   kWh/mile purchased        .348



      Discount rate                         5%                        Auto maintenance      excluded



       Growth rate                          3%

*Based on SCE's residential EV rates (TOU‐DTEV, TOU‐EV‐1, and Schedule D)

  UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                           deshazo@ucla.edu
Present Value of Monthly Savings
                                                                              Daily Miles Driven

                                                    60           50             40           30            20             10
                                   $       ‐    $   140.14   $   116.79   $      96.25   $    72.19    $    48.12     $     25.00
 Installed Level 2 Charger Cost




                                  $    500.00   $   136.00   $   112.64   $      92.10   $    68.04    $    43.98     $     20.86

                                  $ 1,000.00    $   131.85   $   108.50   $      87.96   $    63.89    $    39.83     $     16.71

                                  $ 2,000.00    $   123.56   $   100.20   $      79.66   $    55.60    $    31.54     $        8.42

                                  $ 3,000.00    $   115.27   $    91.91   $      71.37   $    47.31    $    23.25     $        0.13

                                  $ 4,000.00    $   106.98   $    83.62   $      63.08   $    39.02    $    14.96 $         (8.16)

                                  $ 5,000.00    $    98.69   $    75.33   $      54.79   $    30.73    $        6.67 $     (16.46)

                                  $ 6,000.00    $    90.40   $    67.04   $      46.50   $    22.44 $       (1.63) $       (24.75)

                                  $ 7,000.00    $    82.10   $    58.75   $      38.21   $    14.15 $       (9.92) $       (33.04)

                                  $ 8,000.00    $    73.81   $    50.45   $      29.92   $        5.85 $   (18.21) $       (41.33)


UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation                                                                                  deshazo@ucla.edu

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  • 1. Avoiding pitfalls when pricing PEV charging services at government and non-profit stations October 12, 2012 J.R. DeShazo, Director deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 2. Avoiding pitfalls when pricing PEV charging services at government and non-profit stations
  • 3. Key Finding Some common pricing policies: • Severely discriminates against small-battery PHEVs (e.g. Prius), and • Discourage general utilization of stations, • Suppresses revenue and diminishes station financial viability
  • 4. Residential Cost Structure Cost Per kWH $0.10 $0.15 $0.20 $0.25 $0.30 $0.35 $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent $ - $0.92 $1.38 $1.84 $2.30 $2.76 $3.22 $500.00 $1.12 $1.58 $2.04 $2.50 $2.96 $3.42 Installed Charger Cost $1,000.00 $1.32 $1.78 $2.24 $2.70 $3.16 $3.62 $2,000.00 $1.71 $2.17 $2.63 $3.09 $3.55 $4.01 $3,000.00 $2.11 $2.57 $3.03 $3.49 $3.95 $4.41 $4,000.00 $2.51 $2.97 $3.43 $3.89 $4.35 $4.81 $5,000.00 $2.90 $3.36 $3.82 $4.28 $4.74 $5.20 $6,000.00 $3.30 $3.76 $4.22 $4.68 $5.14 $5.60 $7,000.00 $3.69 $4.15 $4.61 $5.07 $5.53 $5.99 $8,000.00 $4.09 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation $4.55 $5.01 $5.47 $5.93 $6.39 deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 5. Residential Costs Per e-mile Driven Daily Miles Driven 10 20 30 40 50 60 $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal $/gal Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent $ - $1.73 $1.76 $1.17 $1.81 $1.83 $1.85 $500.00 $2.32 $2.06 $1.99 $1.96 $1.95 $1.95 Instaalled Charger Cost $1,000.00 $2.91 $2.35 $2.19 $2.11 $2.07 $2.05 $2,000.00 $4.10 $2.95 $2.59 $2.41 $2.30 $2.25 $3,000.00 $5.29 $3.54 $2.98 $2.71 $2.54 $2.45 $4,000.00 $6.48 $4.14 $3.38 $3.00 $2.78 $2.65 $5,000.00 $7.67 $4.73 $3.78 $3.30 $3.02 $2.84 $6,000.00 $8.86 $5.33 $4.17 $3.60 $3.26 $3.04 $7,000.00 $10.05 $5.92 $4.57 $3.89 $3.49 $3.24 $8,000.00 $11.24 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation $6.52 $4.97 $4.19 $3.73 $3.44 deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 6. Economies of Scale in Residential Charger Utilization $4.50 $4.10 $4.00 $/gallon-e $3.50 -28% $/gallon-e $3.00 $2.95 -12% $2.59 -12% $2.50 $2.41 -7% $2.30 -4% $2.25 -2% $2.00 10 20 30 40 50 60 E miles traveled UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 7. Why adopt a pricing policy ? 1. Recover costs or make a profit, 2. Encourage efficient use of charge station, 3. Legal/administrative/ethical prohibitions on gift or unequal treatment,
  • 8. Desirable properties of pricing policies 1. Simple to set and modify. 2. Collection costs are low. 3. Transparent: clear what the unit cost are. 4. Fair: unit price is the same for all drivers. 5. Maximizes revenues and financial sustainability.
  • 9. Common pricing policies 1. Flat hourly rates ($1 per hour) 2. Flat hourly rates plus fixed connection fees ($1 per hour plus $1 connection fee) 3. Flat month rate ($25, or $75) 4. Markup on unit costs (10%, 20%, etc)
  • 10. Benchmarking Driver Costs Cost of Charging at home (Single family) VS Cost of Charging non-residentially (Workplace stations, Governmental stations, Commercial retail) UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 11. Driver and EVSE Assumptions PEV10 PEV20 PEV40 Daily miles electric 10 20 30 10 year electric miles 36,500 73,000 109,500 Charger utilization (hours) 0.91 1.81 2.72 Daily kWh purchased 3.482 6.964 10.446 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 12. Driver Costs: Electricity Only PEV10 PEV20 PEV40 Revenue $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal Scenario Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Baseline ‐ Electricity $0.06 $1.80 $0.06 $1.80 $0.06 $1.80 Cost Only UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 13. Flat Hourly Fees and connection fees PEV10 PEV20 PEV40 $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal Revenue Scenario Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Hourly Fee ‐ $1 $0.08 $2.40 $0.08 $2.40 $0.08 $2.40 Hourly Fee ‐ $1 + $0.17 $5.05 $0.12 $3.71 $0.11 $3.28 Connection Fee ‐ $1 Hourly Fee ‐ $2 $0.16 $4.81 $0.16 $4.78 $0.16 $4.79 Hourly Fee ‐ $2 + $0.25 $7.45 $0.20 $6.10 $0.19 $5.67 Connection Fee ‐ $1 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 14. Flat Monthly Fees PEV10 PEV20 PEV40 $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal Revenue Scenario Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent $25 Monthly Fee $0.07 $2.17 $0.04 $1.09 $0.02 $0.72 $50 Monthly Fee $0.14 $4.34 $0.07 $2.17 $0.05 $1.45 $75 Monthly Fee $0.22 $6.51 $0.11 $3.26 $0.07 $2.17 UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 15. Electricity Markup PEV10 PEV20 PEV40 $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal $/Electric $/Gal Revenue Scenario Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Mile Equivalent Electricity + $0.09 $2.72 $0.09 $2.72 $0.09 $2.72 $0.10 Markup Electricity + $0.11 $3.18 $0.11 $3.18 $0.11 $3.18 $0.15 Markup Electricity + $0.12 $3.64 $0.12 $3.64 $0.12 $3.64 $0.20 Markup UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 16. Desirable properties of pricing policies 1. Simple to set and modify. 2. Collection costs are low. 3. Transparent: clear what the unit cost are. 4. Fair: unit price is the same for all drivers. 5. Maximizes revenues and financial sustainability.
  • 17. Summary of findings Clearly best pricing policy: Markup on unit costs (e.g., 10%, 20%, etc) Second best Flat hourly rates (e.g., $1 or $2 per hour) Discriminating policies Flat hourly rates plus fixed connection fees ($1 per hour plus $1 connection fee) Flat month rate ($25, or $75) UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 18. Thank You UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 19. PEV vs. Conventional Driver Costs Financial assumptions Vehicle assumptions Conventional fuel Years 10 30.2 economy (mpg) PEV fuel consumption Gasoline price $4/gallon 34.8 (kWh/100 mi) kWh price variable* kWh/mile purchased .348 Discount rate 5% Auto maintenance excluded Growth rate 3% *Based on SCE's residential EV rates (TOU‐DTEV, TOU‐EV‐1, and Schedule D) UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu
  • 20. Present Value of Monthly Savings Daily Miles Driven 60 50 40 30 20 10 $ ‐ $ 140.14 $ 116.79 $ 96.25 $ 72.19 $ 48.12 $ 25.00 Installed Level 2 Charger Cost $ 500.00 $ 136.00 $ 112.64 $ 92.10 $ 68.04 $ 43.98 $ 20.86 $ 1,000.00 $ 131.85 $ 108.50 $ 87.96 $ 63.89 $ 39.83 $ 16.71 $ 2,000.00 $ 123.56 $ 100.20 $ 79.66 $ 55.60 $ 31.54 $ 8.42 $ 3,000.00 $ 115.27 $ 91.91 $ 71.37 $ 47.31 $ 23.25 $ 0.13 $ 4,000.00 $ 106.98 $ 83.62 $ 63.08 $ 39.02 $ 14.96 $ (8.16) $ 5,000.00 $ 98.69 $ 75.33 $ 54.79 $ 30.73 $ 6.67 $ (16.46) $ 6,000.00 $ 90.40 $ 67.04 $ 46.50 $ 22.44 $ (1.63) $ (24.75) $ 7,000.00 $ 82.10 $ 58.75 $ 38.21 $ 14.15 $ (9.92) $ (33.04) $ 8,000.00 $ 73.81 $ 50.45 $ 29.92 $ 5.85 $ (18.21) $ (41.33) UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation deshazo@ucla.edu