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- 1. Electric vehicles andour energy production future in SA Andy Le May
- 2. Emissions effect onhealth in SA Fuel Lignite Coal Deaths Serious illness Minor illness 7,172 65,560 3,888,720 5,390 49,500 2,923,360 This calculation is based on European pollution standards and population density. In countries with fewer air pollution standards, higher use of coal, or poorer quality coal, the health burden is even greater. (Source: Healthcare Research Collaborative, 2013: Scientific Evidence of Health Effects from Coal Use in Energy Generation)
- 3. Energy Demand Source: DraftIEP 2012
- 4. Full emissions picture Source:Well to Wheel 2003, Argonne National Laboratory
- 5. The cost ofsolar
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- 8. Business actions Total 445 2012300 MW instaled Source Solar Energy Industries Association -
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- 10. Germany • • • • • Off Nuclear by2022 Feed in tariff 29 GW - 2012 Recycle everything Green Dot system
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- 13. Rate of adoption •“Use of electrics for small passenger vehicles is negligible and only starts to take off after 2030” – P108 • “However further analysis on the possible penetration rate of electric vehicles in South Africa needs to be conducted” - P108 Source: Draft IEP 2012
- 14. “Tesla’s Model Sovertakes VW Golf as Norway’s best-selling car” Oct 9 2013 (Reuters) “Consumer Reports” is calling the Tesla Model S the best car it has ever tested.
- 15. Tesla sales beatingMercedes, BMW and Audi
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- 17. Flatten the peaks • • • • Timeof use Feed in Smart Grid Reduce peak loads
- 18. Car to homesystems
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- 20. Eco commuting Over 50%of all energy used in Cape Town is spent on transportation – cars, buses, trains and taxis. Transport is the biggest producer of CO2 because vehicle emissions also cause air pollution.
- 22. Israeli Case Study • • • • • • • • >50,000kms >200+ kms per day Fast Charge No oils 15k brake pads 10k check Configurable Fleet management software
- 23. Israeli case study •After two years working with Fleet ops in food delivery
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- 28. Conclusion • Reduced energy demand •Reduced emissions • Improved health • Balanced loads • Resilience • Reduced costs • • • • Reduced cost of energy Improved productivity Local job creation International competitiveness • Energy equality
- 29. Electric vehicles andour energy production future in SA Andy Le May
Editor's Notes
- #3 This calculation is based on European pollution standards and population density. In countries with fewer air pollution standards, higher use of coal, or poorer quality coal, the health burden is even greater. South Africa DeathsSerious illnessMinor illness Lignite7,17265,560 3,888,720 Coal5,39049,5002,923,360 (Source: Healthcare Research Collaborative, 2013: Scientific Evidence of Health Effects from Coal Use in Energy Generation)
- #9 Top 25 Companies by Solar Capacity American businesses have gone solar at an unprecedented rate in the past few years. The list below shows the massive investment leading companies have made in solar and ranks businesses by their total on-site solar installed capacity, or the maximum power potential measured in megawatts. The 2013 rankings have expanded since the last edition of this report to include the Top 25 companies by capacity. While the list is made up of many of the same companies ranked last year, the new rankings show the growing solar portfolios of many of the country’s leading businesses and the continued development of the overall commercial market. The Top 25 companies have installed more than 445 MW of solar PV capacity across the country, up from about 300 MW last year.
- #12 Power: 80 kW motor Top speed:150 kmh 0-100:8 sec Range: 120 km Efficiency: 46 km/l City, 37 km/l Hwy Battery: 24 kWh lithium-ion Charge:30 mins, 4 Hour, 8 hour ? Cost: $29,000 (US) 25,000
- #13 0-100 7.2s Power 125w Range 190 km Fast charge 30 mins
- #15 This was for the month of September The high performance Tesla S, which went on sale in Europe in August, had a market share in Norway of 5.1 percent last month, pushing the conventionally-powered Volkswagen Golf into second place with 4.6 percent, according to the latest official figures. “There has been an enormous demand for this car, and it doesn’t seem to stop. We have a lot of customers on the waiting list right now,” said Joar Tenfjord, the head of Tesla’s dealership in Bergen, Norway’s second largest city. Electric cars have been especially popular in Norway because of generous subsidies, free parking, government-provided re-charging stations, the right to use express lanes on highways and exemptions from tolls.
- #20 INDUCTION CHARGER POWERS TESLA ROADSTER WIRELESSLY Fulton Innovation’s eCoupled device can charge an electric car without any plugs or cables. At the recently concluded CES 2011, Fulton Innovation displayed its eCoupled charging device that was able to wirelessly power a Tesla Roadster electric car. The vehicle’s underbody was fitted with an adapter and once the car is parked over an eCoupled-enabled induction pad, the device starts to wirelessly charge it, with a smartphone app monitoring its charging status. http://www.psfk.com/2011/01/induction-charger-powers-tesla-roadster-wirelessly.html
- #21 Over 50% of all energy used in Cape Town is spent on transportation – cars, buses, trains and taxis. Transport is the biggest producer of CO2 because vehicle emissions also cause air pollution.
- #22 Power: 6 kW motor Top speed:100 kmh 0-100:10 sec Range: 50-80 km Efficiency: 200 km/l City 125 km/l hwy Battery: 3.6 kWh LiFePo Charge:5 hrs and 5c Cost: R50,000
- #25 BatteryTrojan T105 X 12 Motor Range7.5kW AC Motor ControllerCurtis 1238 Passenger capacityup to 13 Voltage550A/72V Loaded Range based on flat road at a speed of 20km/h100 km Max. speed (km/h)40 (50 for 7.5kW model) Minimum turning radius (m)5.3 Overall dimension (mm)5000x1490x2050 Max. climbing ability (loaded)20% (25% for 7.5kW model) Max. loading weight1120 KGS Tare weight1580 KGS Wheelbase (mm)2710 Min Ground Clearance (mm)135
- #27 Michael Rutter, TT Zero