EV Connect provides a cloud-based platform for managing the electric vehicle ecosystem. The platform offers tools for facility owners, drivers, utilities, and other stakeholders. It allows for station management, driver communications, reporting, utility coordination, and other services. EV Connect also helps generate credits under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard by tracking electricity dispersed and carbon reduced from public charging stations. A case study estimates a sample public charging network could generate over $5,000 in carbon credits in 2016.

1. Managing the Electric
Vehicle Ecosystem
EV Connect™
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California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS)
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Efficient & Robust
Change Station Management
Best Driver
Experience .

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Provider of the world’s
most flexible cloud-based
platform for managing
the EV ecosystem
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A Cohesive Platform
Remember when you carried a PC,
a PDA, and a cell phone? Innovation by Apple
and Android changed all of that.
Facility
Owners
Stations
DriversUtilities
Similarly, this market needs to
create a great experience for drivers,
site owners, and utilities
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EV Connect Solutions
On-Going Station Management
Station Health
Station Utilization
Demand Management
Facility
Owners
Stations
DriversUtilities
Facility / Site Owner Tools
Driver Communications
Owner Reporting
Utility Coordination
Network Interoperability
Access Control
Peak Load Management
Charge Station Scheduling
Dynamic Power Reduction
Low Carbon Fuel Standard
Carbon Credit Marketplace
Demand Response
Utilizing Open Protocols:
OpenADR, SEP
Multi-Network Management
Utility-to-Charge Station
Middleware
Driver Engagement
Driver Engagement
Queueing / Reservations
Location-Based Services
Support Services
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Low Carbon Fuel Standard Program
Goal: Achieve a Carbon Intensity (CI)
reduction in California’s fuel mix of at
least 10% by 2020
* Reduces carbon intensity of transportation
fuel pool by 10% by 2020
* Helps achieve AB 32 objective of reducing
GHG emissions to ‘90 levels by 20’
* Transforms and diversifies fuel pool
* Reduces petroleum dependency
* Sets annual CI standards for gasoline,
diesel, and the fuels that replace them
* LCFS is fuel-neutral and market-based
• CI is the GHG emissions per unit energy associated with producing and consuming a fuel in grams of carbon dioxide
equivalent per megajoule (gCO2e/MJ) on a “life cycle” basis

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California’s 2030 Climate Commitments
Cutting Petroleum Use in Half by 2030
Strengthen the Low Carbon Fuel Standard to continue reducing fuel carbon intensity
Build high-speed rail and continue supporting community planning to reduce vehicle
miles travelled
Continue current levels of light-duty and heavy-duty vehicle efficiency improvements
Continue providing strong market support for zero emission vehicles and renewable fuel
production through carbon pricing and other incentives

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Regulated Parties for Electricity
Credit Generators (4 Types)
Third-party EVSPs and utilities for public charging (EV Connect and/or enables)
Fleet operators (EV Connect customer)
Employers for workplace charging (EV Connect customer)
Utilities for residential charging

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Public Charging Case Study
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60 Charge Ports at 12 Locations
Electricity Dispersed (Forecast 2016)
~72,000 kWhs
Carbon Credits Generated (2016 Est.)
~53 Credits
Current Credits Value ($96 – Dec ‘15)
~$5,100 in 2016 after Monetization
Transit and Park & Ride Locations

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Jordan Ramer
Jordan@evconnect.com
310 961 2096