The document summarizes the Texas River Cities Plug-In Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan, which was developed through a collaborative stakeholder process to plan for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in central Texas. Key findings include that electric vehicles are being adopted in the region now and infrastructure needs to be seamless and easy to use. The plan includes components such as identifying infrastructure needs, developing codes and permitting resources, and projecting electric vehicle market penetration in the region.

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Executive Overview
Karl Popham, Manager, Electric Vehicles and Emerging Technologies, Austin Energy
Jeff Norman, Vice President, Emerging Technologies, SAIC

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• TRC corridor is comprised of several
utilities serving 10 counties with
nearly 4 million customers in south
central Texas
• Stakeholder session participation
was broad, including 51 key energy
and plug-in electric vehicle (PEV)
industry stakeholders
• Surveys incorporated over 1,000
industry respondents
San Antonio
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Texas River Cities Plug-In Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan
Stakeholder Participants

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What Was Unique About This Project?
• Breadth of Stakeholder Participation
– 190+ stakeholders were involved in the process
– 30+ attended each of the four stakeholder meetings; the rest received
documents and updates
• Depth of Primary Market Research
– 6 surveys developed and administered by Austin Energy’s Market Research
group
– Over 1,000 PEV industry stakeholders - throughout the TRC and the United
States - participated in the surveys
• Municipal Perspective
– Most of the other early adopter areas were served by IOUs
– Focus of this project was on the ability to be able to sell electricity and
own/operate EVSE infrastructure
– Experience of Austin Energy

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Texas River Cities Plug-In Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan
Components
1. Needs Analysis, Typology and Best Practice Guide
2. Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Codes, Ordinances, and Permitting Toolkit
3. Workplace and Multifamily Housing Issue Identification
4. New Utility Business Models with Third-Party PEV Infrastructures
5. EVSE Technology Interoperability Roadmap
6. Communications Plan
7. Projection of PEV Market Penetration for the TRC Region
8. Creation, Administration, Growth of Texas River Cities Initiative
9. Market Research Surveys and Results

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Texas River Cities Plug-In Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan
Key Report Findings
1. PEVs are adopted by Central Texas now and are fun to drive
2. PEVs will become price competitive
3. EVSE infrastructure needs to be seamless and easy to use
4. Utilities need to monitor EVSE demands and potential impact on the
grid as PEV adoption increases and faster charging technologies
become available

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Role of SAIC’s Emerging Technologies
Focus on Grid Modernization
Hardware, Software and Communications
• Technology strategy
• Technology screening
• Technology development
• Initial Testing
• Field Testing
• Technical and business case analysis
• Vendor partnership development
• Stakeholder engagement
• Program management
SelectionSelectionSelectionSelection
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• Smart Grid
Roadmap
• Stakeholder
Facilitation
• Strategic Messaging
• Capital Investment
Planning and
Management
• Transmission
Planning and Market
Rules
• Rates
• Power Markets,
Fuels Market
• Revenue Bond
Finance
• Business Process
Modeling
• Project Valuation
• Specification
Development
• Developer Selection
• Independent
Engineering for
Lenders,
Developers, Owner’s
Engineers
• Due Diligence
Support
• Procurement Mgt.
• AMI, EMS, GIS,
SCADA, T&D SA
Selection and
Implementation
Oversight
• Requirements
Definition, Design,
Systems
Engineering and
Integration
• Program and Project
Management
• Micro Grid Design
and Implementation
• Grid Operations,
Decision Support
Systems, Integrated
Distributed Energy
Resources, Load
Mgt., Demand
Response
• Cyber Security and
Information
Assurance
• Renewable Energy
Plants
• LEED Building
Projects
• Energy Efficiency
Projects
• Community Energy
Efficiency Design
• Critical Infrastructure
Projects
• Build, Own, Operate,
Maintain Business
Models
• Application Mgt.
• Infrastructure
Management –
Telecommunications
/Networks/NOC,
Desktop, Help Desk
• ERP/Enterprise
Systems Support
• CIS, MDMS, Asset
Mgt., GIS package
Implementation and
Integration
• Business Process
Re-engineering
• IT Project
Management and
Integration
• IT Outsourcing
ConsultingConsulting
IndependentIndependent
EngineeringEngineering
SystemsSystems
Engineering &Engineering &
IntegrationIntegration
DesignDesign--BuildBuild
InformationInformation
TechnologyTechnology
Research & Development: Wave, Wind, Solar, Algae, Data Mining/Decision Support, Data Analytics
Utility Life Cycle Support Services

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10. Thank You
Karl PophamKarl PophamKarl PophamKarl Popham
Manager, Electric Vehicles and Emerging Technologies
karl.popham@austinenergy.com
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Jeff NormanJeff NormanJeff NormanJeff Norman
Vice President, Emerging Technologies
jeffrey.a.norman@saic.com
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