This document summarizes a ChargePoint workplace workshop presentation about electric vehicle charging for employees. It outlines the benefits of offering workplace charging such as attracting and retaining good employees, increasing productivity, and improving corporate image. It provides examples of Oregon companies that have installed ChargePoint stations and describes different models for covering the costs of workplace charging, such as offering it freely or charging a small fee per hour or kilowatt-hour. The document also educates about the different levels of chargers and charging speeds. Contact information is provided for additional questions.

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Drive Oregon Workplace Workshop
Jeannie Lam, Sr Director Automotive Alliances
April 24, 2015

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Charge Everywhere, Go Anywhere
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At Home At Work Around Town Out of Town
Convenience Certainty of
Extended Range
Top up
Everywhere
Freedom to
Go Anywhere

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Do’s & Don’t’s of Workplace Charging
+ Attract good employees by offering them charging as a benefit
+ Increase productivity by enabling employees to use HOV lanes and spend
less time in traffic
+ Improve corporate image and meet sustainability goals
+ Introduce your employees to ChargePoint’s network of over 18,000
charging spots
+ Attract and retain employees
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4,000+ Organizations Use ChargePoint
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Vertical Segments
Workplace Retail Parking MDUHospitality Energy Fleet
Workplace + Public
HealthcareEducationMunicipalities

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ChargePoint Workplace, OR
+ ATI Pacific Cast Technologies, Inc.
+ Nike
+ Consumers Power Inc
+ Google
+ HP Corporation - Corvallis
+ Microsoft
+ Platt Electric
+ Samtec Cable
+ USCG SECTOR NORTH BEND
+ Tektronix Inc
+ The Boeing Co.
+ The Tofurky Company
+ Yoshida Real Estate
+ …
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Workplace Case Studies
Attract and Retain Perk
Offer charging as perk to employees
+ Attract and retain good employees
+ Offer charging as a free perk exclusively to employees
+ Absorb energy costs as benefit to the employees
Cost Effective Benefit
Offer charging as benefit but recover costs
+ Attract and retain good employees
+ Recover deployment cost over time
+ Transfer the energy cost to the drivers
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Workplace Case Studies
Category 1: Free Charging
+ Apple, Google, Facebook
Category 2: Flat fee per Hour
+ eBay ($0.75/hour, with $0.75 minimum)
Category 3: Flat fee per kWh
+ Pixar ($0.25/kWh)
Category 2: Taxi pricing
+ HP, Oracle (Free, then $$)
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The Do’s & Don’ts Education Process
Level 1 Level 2 DC Chargers
Voltage
Current Range
Charging Time
Waiting Time
Connector
Driver Behavior
J1772
110 VAC
12-16 A
12-18 Hours
30 seconds
Rarely Used
240 VAC
6-80 A (Typical 30 A)
3-4 Hours
30 seconds
Park and Charge
400 VDC
70-125 A
20-30 Minutes
20-30 Minutes
Long Distance. Quick Charge

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Dan O’Shea
Sales Director, NW USA & Canada
Dan.Oshea@chargepoint.com
+1.206.920.1477
Jeannie Lam
Senior Director, Automotive Alliances
jeannie.lam@chargepoint.com
+1.650.504.8213
THANK YOU