Tonia Buell, Expanding Fast Charging, November 2017Forth
Tonia Buell, Product Development Manager at Washington State Department of Transportation gave this presentation at Forth's netowrking event on November 9, 2017.
Pacific Northwest Affordable Mobility Platform (PNW AMP) by Connor HermanForth
This document summarizes the Pacific Northwest Affordable Mobility Platform (PNW AMP) project. The PNW AMP aims to combine electric vehicle test drives and utility-sponsored car sharing to increase familiarity with EVs, especially in rural areas. It is a 2-year project that will deploy 10 EVs across multiple sites in Oregon and Washington. The project aims to increase EV exposure, lower the cost per test drive, optimize vehicle utilization, and increase EV conversions. It will allow users to reserve EVs through an app for self-service test drives and low-cost hourly rentals. The project has received additional funding to expand the model to 80 EVs across 8 US cities over 3 years.
STEP Conference 2015 - Liz Bates, York City Council - Delivering York's 3rd A...STEP_scotland
This document summarizes York, UK's 3rd Air Quality Action Plan. It discusses how the city's historic road network designed for horses and chariots contributes to air quality issues today with more buses, lorries and cars. Previous plans focused on modal shift but did not go far enough. The new plan proposes a Clean Air Zone to control bus emissions based on frequency in the city center. It also discusses converting tour buses and some bus routes to electric vehicles, expanding electric vehicle infrastructure, and developing policies to reduce emissions from new developments and taxis. The goal is to improve air quality and public health in York.
Driving Transportation Electrification Forward - The TEINA Study byMary BrazellForth
The document summarizes a study on transportation electrification in Oregon. It found that most public electric vehicle charging stations are currently located in urban areas along major corridors and the coast. There is a need to focus on establishing charging infrastructure in both rural "charging deserts" and in urban, low-income, and communities of color to promote equitable access. The study recommends that Oregon prioritize developing a statewide electric vehicle charging strategy and updating policies to support further infrastructure buildout over the next 5 years. The goals are to rapidly deploy more charging stations, make infrastructure accessible to all, and create a convenient charging experience similar to gas stations.
Dave Brook, Senior Car Sharing Consultant at team red U.S. discussed the evolution of car sharing and provided an overview of the efforts and experience of car shares with EVs in fleets in the U.S., Europe and worldwide, including the operational challenges and successes.
This presentation was featured at Drive Oregon's October 2016 monthly networking event. Learn more about us and our events at: www.driveoregon.org.
Tonia Buell, Expanding Fast Charging, November 2017Forth
Tonia Buell, Product Development Manager at Washington State Department of Transportation gave this presentation at Forth's netowrking event on November 9, 2017.
Pacific Northwest Affordable Mobility Platform (PNW AMP) by Connor HermanForth
This document summarizes the Pacific Northwest Affordable Mobility Platform (PNW AMP) project. The PNW AMP aims to combine electric vehicle test drives and utility-sponsored car sharing to increase familiarity with EVs, especially in rural areas. It is a 2-year project that will deploy 10 EVs across multiple sites in Oregon and Washington. The project aims to increase EV exposure, lower the cost per test drive, optimize vehicle utilization, and increase EV conversions. It will allow users to reserve EVs through an app for self-service test drives and low-cost hourly rentals. The project has received additional funding to expand the model to 80 EVs across 8 US cities over 3 years.
STEP Conference 2015 - Liz Bates, York City Council - Delivering York's 3rd A...STEP_scotland
This document summarizes York, UK's 3rd Air Quality Action Plan. It discusses how the city's historic road network designed for horses and chariots contributes to air quality issues today with more buses, lorries and cars. Previous plans focused on modal shift but did not go far enough. The new plan proposes a Clean Air Zone to control bus emissions based on frequency in the city center. It also discusses converting tour buses and some bus routes to electric vehicles, expanding electric vehicle infrastructure, and developing policies to reduce emissions from new developments and taxis. The goal is to improve air quality and public health in York.
Driving Transportation Electrification Forward - The TEINA Study byMary BrazellForth
The document summarizes a study on transportation electrification in Oregon. It found that most public electric vehicle charging stations are currently located in urban areas along major corridors and the coast. There is a need to focus on establishing charging infrastructure in both rural "charging deserts" and in urban, low-income, and communities of color to promote equitable access. The study recommends that Oregon prioritize developing a statewide electric vehicle charging strategy and updating policies to support further infrastructure buildout over the next 5 years. The goals are to rapidly deploy more charging stations, make infrastructure accessible to all, and create a convenient charging experience similar to gas stations.
Dave Brook, Senior Car Sharing Consultant at team red U.S. discussed the evolution of car sharing and provided an overview of the efforts and experience of car shares with EVs in fleets in the U.S., Europe and worldwide, including the operational challenges and successes.
This presentation was featured at Drive Oregon's October 2016 monthly networking event. Learn more about us and our events at: www.driveoregon.org.
Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions by Eric SmithForth
Eric Smith, Territory Sales Manager at SemaConnect gave this presentation at the Managed Charging Pacific Northwest Utility EV Roundtable on February 25, 2021
EV CHARGING - HOW FAST IS FAST ENOUGH ?DesignTeam8
This document discusses electric vehicle charging trends and infrastructure needs. It finds that Level 2 charging, which provides charging at around 7 miles per hour, is sufficient to meet the needs of most passenger electric vehicles, as over 80% of daily driving distances are under 100 miles. Level 2 charging is also more cost effective to install than faster Level 3 charging. While Level 3 fast charging is necessary for longer distance driving, the document concludes that Level 2 charging ports should be the focus of infrastructure expansion, as they can meet the needs of the vast majority of passenger EVs and support the projected growth of electric vehicles to 15 million by 2030 in a cost efficient way.
Beaverton Public Schools: Review of Beaverton’s electric school bus project w...Forth
Craig Beaver, Transportation Administrator at the Beaverton School District gave this presentation at the PNW Utility Roundtable on September 16, 2021.
This document summarizes a webinar about EV readiness and building codes. It discusses why building codes should address EV readiness to support increased EV adoption. Key points include:
- Building codes are adopted by states/municipalities and generally updated every 3 years. They include requirements for electrical capacity and infrastructure.
- EV readiness in building codes is important because home charging can help fill gaps in public and workplace charging availability. It also avoids high retrofit costs.
- The webinar reviews examples of EV readiness code language adopted in places like Vancouver, California, Washington, Seattle, and Oregon. These generally require a percentage of new parking spaces to include EV charging infrastructure or conduit.
- Fact
This document discusses fleet electrification and the opportunities and challenges it presents for utilities. Some key points:
- Fleet vehicles are increasingly electrifying due to lower total cost of ownership, and this will lead to significant new electric load and demand centers requiring new infrastructure.
- Utilities should begin collaborating now with fleet managers to understand their needs and help them plan for electrification. This benefits both fleets and utilities.
- Managing electric vehicle charging can help utilities address risks to the distribution system from clustering while accelerating the benefits of fleet electrification. Utilities should start building managed charging programs.
- There are many types of fleet vehicles that are primed for electrification, including school buses, delivery vehicles, transit buses
This document summarizes ElectricFish Energy Inc., an early stage climate tech company developing an intelligent battery-based extreme fast charging (XFC) infrastructure system called 3502. Some key points:
- 3502 uses batteries to provide electric vehicle charging at rates up to 350 kW without needing electrical upgrades, allowing installation nearly anywhere.
- ElectricFish plans to lease 3502 systems to convenience stores and franchise owners or sell to municipalities and utilities to develop a network of fast chargers.
- They are developing technology like CoReScore to identify optimal locations for chargers based on factors like traffic, grid capacity, and equity. CoReScore maps show potential charger sites in Marin County.
- Ch
Public Fleets and Electrification by Andrea TousignantForth
Andrea Tousignant, Transportation Electrification Consultant at Ions for EVs gave this presentation at the PNW Utility Roundtable on September 16, 2021.
EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE - INDUSTRY TRENDSDesignTeam8
This document provides an overview of ANS Advanced Network Services and their presentation on building reliable EV charging infrastructure. It discusses ANS's history and services, funding available for EV charging infrastructure from federal and state governments, current charging technologies like the ChargeBox fast charger, and opportunities for deploying charging infrastructure for commercial fleets and the public. The presentation also covers vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-everything concepts to better utilize EVs for grid services.
HOW NEXT-GENERATION INDUCTIVE CHARGING IS ACCELERATING TRANSITION TO CLEANER ...DesignTeam8
- WAVE has deployed the largest wireless inductive charging system for electric buses in the US, powering 47 buses across a 100 square mile service area. Their system provides over 400 miles of added range during bus operations.
- Wireless inductive charging solves key problems with electrifying medium and heavy-duty fleets by providing contactless, hands-free charging that reduces costs, improves safety, and alleviates range and capacity issues compared to conductive charging alternatives.
- WAVE has been scaling their wireless power levels from 50kW to over 500kW to meet the needs of various vehicle classes from transit buses to drayage trucks, and their technology is enabling all-electric operations across applications like ports,
Wayne Killen, Senior Advisor at the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office gave this presentation at the Forth U.S. Department of Energy Loan Program Office Overview webinar on September 28, 2021.
Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute - Use of Public Space for S...INVERS Mobility Solutions
The document summarizes strategies for more efficient use of public space for shared mobility. It advocates designing communities around people rather than cars by promoting compact, mixed-use development served by walking, cycling, and public transit over personal automobiles. This can provide economic, social, and environmental benefits while reducing transportation costs. Strategies discussed include carsharing, complete streets that accommodate all road users, and parking management.
What Transportation Agencies Need To Know About Charging: Program models from...Forth
Cassie Powers, Senior Managing Director at National Association of State Energy Officials gave this presentation at the Forth Charged Up: What Transportation Agencies Need To Know About Charging webinar on February 8, 2022.
The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Transportation Alliance (EVITA) by Jennif...Forth
Energy Northwest is a public utility consortium that provides clean energy and services to over 1.5 million customers. It operates various generation facilities and the EVITA electric vehicle charging network. EVITA stands for the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Transportation Alliance, a collaborative effort to expand sustainable EV infrastructure. Energy Northwest has received grants to install chargers along highways and in rural communities. Current projects include chargers along the White Pass Scenic Byway using Clean Energy Fund and Coal Transition Fund awards. Future plans involve partnering with more utilities and applying to additional funding sources to further rural charging access.
Light Duty Fleet Electrification by Sara RafalsonForth
This document discusses light duty fleet electrification and EVgo's role in supporting it. It provides a brief history of EVgo, noting that it was founded in 2010, now has over 800 fast charging locations nationwide, and has supported over 75 million electric vehicle miles, including one-third from fleets. It then explains how fast charging is critical to support light duty fleet electrification for companies relying on electric vehicles, as these vehicles require fast and reliable charging options. The document ends by outlining EVgo's continued growth opportunities and calls for further policies like the California Clean Miles Standard to encourage more fleet electrification.
The Charging Infrastructure Ecosystem by Matteo MuratoriForth
Matteo Muratori, Ph.D., Chief Analyst – Sustainable Transportation at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) gave this presentation at the Forth The Charging Infrastructure Ecosystem webinar on October 12, 2021.
Whitepaper: Priming the United States Grid for High-Powered Electric Vehicle...Black & Veatch
High-power electric vehicle (EV) charging stations can help reach emission reduction goals in the United States (U.S.) and Europe as the EV adoption increases. However, the energy demand associated with high-power charging stations is raising questions in the U.S. about the impacts to electric utilities, energy management, and grid stability. Energy solutions such as energy storage, managed charging, and controlling distributed grid assets are important considerations in the U.S. With a comprehensive approach, the industry can lay a foundation that prepares the market for EV adoption and adequate energy delivery for charging station infrastructure while minimizing grid impact.
DEVELOPING AN EV CHARGING STATION: A TECHNICAL AND REGULATORY OVERVIEWDesignTeam8
Federal and state policies are exponentially growing EV adoption, driving increased electric grid demand. As EV charging loads grow, electric utilities need solutions for managing loads and integrating distributed energy resources. Sargent & Lundy discusses technical considerations for developing EV policy, including analyzing electric grid impacts of EV penetration, developing interconnect standards, and designing EV stations with renewable generation and battery storage to minimize grid upgrades.
"The Growing Movement To Electrify Everything"– presentation by Nick Nigro of Atlas Public Policy for Regional Conference for Sustainable Development 2019.
VERGE 22: Electrifying Charging Solutions and the Need for InnovationGreenBiz Group
This document discusses the need for innovation in electric vehicle charging solutions. It highlights that while the EV market is growing rapidly, infrastructure is lagging behind and current chargers rely too heavily on centralized networks, making them unreliable. Several companies are working on solutions like distributed networks and self-reliant protocols to increase reliability. Workforce training is also needed to properly maintain charging infrastructure and ensure high uptime.
Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions by Eric SmithForth
Eric Smith, Territory Sales Manager at SemaConnect gave this presentation at the Managed Charging Pacific Northwest Utility EV Roundtable on February 25, 2021
EV CHARGING - HOW FAST IS FAST ENOUGH ?DesignTeam8
This document discusses electric vehicle charging trends and infrastructure needs. It finds that Level 2 charging, which provides charging at around 7 miles per hour, is sufficient to meet the needs of most passenger electric vehicles, as over 80% of daily driving distances are under 100 miles. Level 2 charging is also more cost effective to install than faster Level 3 charging. While Level 3 fast charging is necessary for longer distance driving, the document concludes that Level 2 charging ports should be the focus of infrastructure expansion, as they can meet the needs of the vast majority of passenger EVs and support the projected growth of electric vehicles to 15 million by 2030 in a cost efficient way.
Beaverton Public Schools: Review of Beaverton’s electric school bus project w...Forth
Craig Beaver, Transportation Administrator at the Beaverton School District gave this presentation at the PNW Utility Roundtable on September 16, 2021.
This document summarizes a webinar about EV readiness and building codes. It discusses why building codes should address EV readiness to support increased EV adoption. Key points include:
- Building codes are adopted by states/municipalities and generally updated every 3 years. They include requirements for electrical capacity and infrastructure.
- EV readiness in building codes is important because home charging can help fill gaps in public and workplace charging availability. It also avoids high retrofit costs.
- The webinar reviews examples of EV readiness code language adopted in places like Vancouver, California, Washington, Seattle, and Oregon. These generally require a percentage of new parking spaces to include EV charging infrastructure or conduit.
- Fact
This document discusses fleet electrification and the opportunities and challenges it presents for utilities. Some key points:
- Fleet vehicles are increasingly electrifying due to lower total cost of ownership, and this will lead to significant new electric load and demand centers requiring new infrastructure.
- Utilities should begin collaborating now with fleet managers to understand their needs and help them plan for electrification. This benefits both fleets and utilities.
- Managing electric vehicle charging can help utilities address risks to the distribution system from clustering while accelerating the benefits of fleet electrification. Utilities should start building managed charging programs.
- There are many types of fleet vehicles that are primed for electrification, including school buses, delivery vehicles, transit buses
This document summarizes ElectricFish Energy Inc., an early stage climate tech company developing an intelligent battery-based extreme fast charging (XFC) infrastructure system called 3502. Some key points:
- 3502 uses batteries to provide electric vehicle charging at rates up to 350 kW without needing electrical upgrades, allowing installation nearly anywhere.
- ElectricFish plans to lease 3502 systems to convenience stores and franchise owners or sell to municipalities and utilities to develop a network of fast chargers.
- They are developing technology like CoReScore to identify optimal locations for chargers based on factors like traffic, grid capacity, and equity. CoReScore maps show potential charger sites in Marin County.
- Ch
Public Fleets and Electrification by Andrea TousignantForth
Andrea Tousignant, Transportation Electrification Consultant at Ions for EVs gave this presentation at the PNW Utility Roundtable on September 16, 2021.
EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE - INDUSTRY TRENDSDesignTeam8
This document provides an overview of ANS Advanced Network Services and their presentation on building reliable EV charging infrastructure. It discusses ANS's history and services, funding available for EV charging infrastructure from federal and state governments, current charging technologies like the ChargeBox fast charger, and opportunities for deploying charging infrastructure for commercial fleets and the public. The presentation also covers vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-everything concepts to better utilize EVs for grid services.
HOW NEXT-GENERATION INDUCTIVE CHARGING IS ACCELERATING TRANSITION TO CLEANER ...DesignTeam8
- WAVE has deployed the largest wireless inductive charging system for electric buses in the US, powering 47 buses across a 100 square mile service area. Their system provides over 400 miles of added range during bus operations.
- Wireless inductive charging solves key problems with electrifying medium and heavy-duty fleets by providing contactless, hands-free charging that reduces costs, improves safety, and alleviates range and capacity issues compared to conductive charging alternatives.
- WAVE has been scaling their wireless power levels from 50kW to over 500kW to meet the needs of various vehicle classes from transit buses to drayage trucks, and their technology is enabling all-electric operations across applications like ports,
Wayne Killen, Senior Advisor at the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office gave this presentation at the Forth U.S. Department of Energy Loan Program Office Overview webinar on September 28, 2021.
Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute - Use of Public Space for S...INVERS Mobility Solutions
The document summarizes strategies for more efficient use of public space for shared mobility. It advocates designing communities around people rather than cars by promoting compact, mixed-use development served by walking, cycling, and public transit over personal automobiles. This can provide economic, social, and environmental benefits while reducing transportation costs. Strategies discussed include carsharing, complete streets that accommodate all road users, and parking management.
What Transportation Agencies Need To Know About Charging: Program models from...Forth
Cassie Powers, Senior Managing Director at National Association of State Energy Officials gave this presentation at the Forth Charged Up: What Transportation Agencies Need To Know About Charging webinar on February 8, 2022.
The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Transportation Alliance (EVITA) by Jennif...Forth
Energy Northwest is a public utility consortium that provides clean energy and services to over 1.5 million customers. It operates various generation facilities and the EVITA electric vehicle charging network. EVITA stands for the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Transportation Alliance, a collaborative effort to expand sustainable EV infrastructure. Energy Northwest has received grants to install chargers along highways and in rural communities. Current projects include chargers along the White Pass Scenic Byway using Clean Energy Fund and Coal Transition Fund awards. Future plans involve partnering with more utilities and applying to additional funding sources to further rural charging access.
Light Duty Fleet Electrification by Sara RafalsonForth
This document discusses light duty fleet electrification and EVgo's role in supporting it. It provides a brief history of EVgo, noting that it was founded in 2010, now has over 800 fast charging locations nationwide, and has supported over 75 million electric vehicle miles, including one-third from fleets. It then explains how fast charging is critical to support light duty fleet electrification for companies relying on electric vehicles, as these vehicles require fast and reliable charging options. The document ends by outlining EVgo's continued growth opportunities and calls for further policies like the California Clean Miles Standard to encourage more fleet electrification.
The Charging Infrastructure Ecosystem by Matteo MuratoriForth
Matteo Muratori, Ph.D., Chief Analyst – Sustainable Transportation at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) gave this presentation at the Forth The Charging Infrastructure Ecosystem webinar on October 12, 2021.
Whitepaper: Priming the United States Grid for High-Powered Electric Vehicle...Black & Veatch
High-power electric vehicle (EV) charging stations can help reach emission reduction goals in the United States (U.S.) and Europe as the EV adoption increases. However, the energy demand associated with high-power charging stations is raising questions in the U.S. about the impacts to electric utilities, energy management, and grid stability. Energy solutions such as energy storage, managed charging, and controlling distributed grid assets are important considerations in the U.S. With a comprehensive approach, the industry can lay a foundation that prepares the market for EV adoption and adequate energy delivery for charging station infrastructure while minimizing grid impact.
DEVELOPING AN EV CHARGING STATION: A TECHNICAL AND REGULATORY OVERVIEWDesignTeam8
Federal and state policies are exponentially growing EV adoption, driving increased electric grid demand. As EV charging loads grow, electric utilities need solutions for managing loads and integrating distributed energy resources. Sargent & Lundy discusses technical considerations for developing EV policy, including analyzing electric grid impacts of EV penetration, developing interconnect standards, and designing EV stations with renewable generation and battery storage to minimize grid upgrades.
"The Growing Movement To Electrify Everything"– presentation by Nick Nigro of Atlas Public Policy for Regional Conference for Sustainable Development 2019.
VERGE 22: Electrifying Charging Solutions and the Need for InnovationGreenBiz Group
This document discusses the need for innovation in electric vehicle charging solutions. It highlights that while the EV market is growing rapidly, infrastructure is lagging behind and current chargers rely too heavily on centralized networks, making them unreliable. Several companies are working on solutions like distributed networks and self-reliant protocols to increase reliability. Workforce training is also needed to properly maintain charging infrastructure and ensure high uptime.
Building an EV Charging Reference Implementation with EVerest.pptxDanBrown980551
The U.S. Joint Office of Energy and Transportation (Joint Office) will use LF Energy’s EVerest project to build an open source reference implementation for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. EVerest is an open source project with the goal of developing and maintaining an open source software stack for EV charging stations. It is a modular framework for EV charging, consisting of multiple modules which can be configured and customized for any necessary use case. EVerest manages communications around energy between the car, local energy generation, batteries, adjacent chargers, power grids, cloud backend and payment systems, and the user, including on a mobile phone. EVerest was originated by PIONIX GmbH and contributed to LF Energy in early 2022.
This webinar discusses how the collaborative development model offered by open source and the neutral governance structure provided by LF Energy will speed the adoption of EVs and decarbonization of transportation in the United States compared to relying on proprietary technologies by:
-Enabling development and deployment to happen at an accelerated rate
-Increasing customizability for different use cases
-Offering long-term maintainability
-Avoiding vendor-lock in while enabling a commercial support ecosystem
-Ensuring high levels of security
Workplace Charging Best Practices (CALSTART) Detroit June 18 2013CALSTART
Dr Jasna Tomic gave this presentation at the Workplace Charging Workshop, an event co-hosted by CALSTART and NextEnergy in Detroit, MI June 18, 2013. For more information on workplace charging visit www.evworkplace.org
CALSTART Clean Transportation Technologies and Solutions
The Electric Vehicle Market: Utility Infrastructure DeploymentScottMadden, Inc.
The growth of the Plug-In Electric Vehicles (PEV) is creating an opportunity for forward-thinking utilities to leverage their size and scale and deploy PEV charging infrastructure to support load growth, extend customer engagement, and grow the PEV market. This presentation is designed to help utilities who are considering the expansion of their current electric transportation program to include more PEV infrastructure and those who are considering the initial launch of their PEV program. Key program criteria and design considerations are presented to help encourage the thoughtful planning and design of a PEV infrastructure program that will help your utility capitalize on the growing PEV market.
For more information, please visit www.scottmadden.com.
The growth of the Plug-In Electric Vehicles (PEV) is creating an opportunity for forward-thinking utilities to leverage their size and scale and deploy PEV charging infrastructure to support load growth, extend customer engagement, and grow the PEV market. This presentation is designed to help utilities who are considering the expansion of their current electric transportation program to include more PEV infrastructure and those who are considering the initial launch of their PEV program. Key program criteria and design considerations are presented to help encourage the thoughtful planning and design of a PEV infrastructure program that will help your utility capitalize on the growing PEV market. To learn more, please visit www.scottmadden.com.
The Electric Vehicle Market: Utility Perspective and Considerations for Utili...ScottMadden, Inc.
The growth of the Plug-In Electric Vehicles (PEV) is creating an opportunity for forward-thinking utilities to leverage their size and scale and deploy PEV charging infrastructure to support load growth, extend customer engagement, and grow the PEV market. This presentation is designed to help utilities who are considering the expansion of their current electric transportation program to include more PEV infrastructure and those who are considering the initial launch of their PEV program. Key program criteria and design considerations are presented to help encourage the thoughtful planning and design of a PEV infrastructure program that will help your utility capitalize on the growing PEV market.
The document proposes a solution to address range anxiety and increase electric vehicle charging infrastructure by installing interactive, advertising-supported charging stations. The stations would be visible and accessible to drivers while also generating revenue from advertisers. A pilot program would launch in cities like Detroit and LA, and the stations would later be showcased at auto shows and conferences to promote further expansion nationally and internationally.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on pathways to electric vehicle adoption held in Moorhead, MN on May 15, 2019. The workshop included presentations on the current status of EVs in the market, available makes and models, dealing with dealers, adoption trends, range concerns, winter driving tips, and charging infrastructure. It also featured panel discussions with utilities on their EV programs and with other organizations on their roles in supporting EV adoption. Attendees were invited to tour electric vehicles outside following the workshop.
This document discusses several challenges related to building electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in the United States, including smart planning to accommodate future growth, establishing technical standards, and ensuring infrastructure supports fleet-based EV adoption. It notes that planning should allow for expanding capacity over the next 5 years. Further, standards around charging connections and voltages could improve the EV experience. Analyzing fleet data on vehicles, usage patterns, and charging needs can yield insights to design the most cost-effective infrastructure models.
1) Oregon spearheaded the development of the West Coast Electric Highway by investing in EV charging infrastructure along Interstate 5 from British Columbia to Baja California.
2) Washington has deployed 12 public fast charging locations along I-5 and is measuring increasing use of the stations. Challenges include sustaining the network without grants and coordinating standards.
3) California's Plug-in Electric Vehicle Collaborative is working to transition the state to EVs, with nearly 37,000 EVs sold so far and incentives and resources to support the market. The group is focusing on expanding workplace and multi-unit dwelling charging.
This document describes a portable electric vehicle charging station that is designed to be low-cost and compact to provide alternative charging options for electric vehicles. It can be easily plugged in anywhere and used by small shop owners to start an electric vehicle charging business. The portable charging station works with a solar power system to reduce dependence on the electric grid for charging electric vehicles. It aims to increase the number of charging stations available for electric vehicles.
Dos & Don’ts for Infrastructure and ChargingCCSE Host
Proper electric vehicle infrastructure (EVI) is one of the most crucial elements of successful fleet electrification. In this webinar, you'll learn about power management from representatives at Cyber Switching, Envision Solar, and Greenlots. Tune in to learn about new charging innovations, off-grid charging alternatives, and EVI rebates.
Free installation of EV fast charging stations and $20,000 annual revenue per site are offered to property owners. The EV market is growing rapidly as mandates require increasing sales of electric vehicles. Installing charging stations allows properties to capitalize on this growing market with no investment and a new revenue stream.
EV Everywhere Grand Challenge, US Department of EngergyCALSTART
The document summarizes the EV Everywhere Grand Challenge led by the U.S. Department of Energy to make plug-in electric vehicles as affordable and convenient as gasoline vehicles by 2022. It provides an overview of workshops being held to identify pathways to meet this goal by engaging scientists, engineers, and businesses. It also outlines new initiatives announced by President Obama to support this effort, such as a $1 billion National Community Deployment Challenge and expanding the advanced vehicle tax credit.
March 2011 - Michigan Energy Forum - Brett C. SmithAnnArborSPARK
Have you ever considered purchasing an electric vehicle? Want to find out what all the hype is about? Join us for an evening of information and updates on the rollout of electric vehicles in Michigan and the United States.
ATA MC&E 2015 Brian McLaughlin, PeopleNetPaul Menig
- The current state of telematics shows increasing adoption rates among fleets as regulations increase and telematics provides returns on investment. Adoption is projected to continue growing significantly.
- Emerging technologies like the electronic logging device mandate will reshape the market and push more fleets to adopt comprehensive telematics solutions.
- Looking ahead, connectivity and data are driving major changes as technologies like the Internet of Things connect more devices and generate enormous amounts of useful data for analysis. This will transform telematics by connecting both vehicles and drivers in new ways.
Charging Fueling & Infrastructure (CFI) Program by Kevin MillerForth
Kevin Miller, Senior Advisor, Business Models of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Charging Fueling & Infrastructure (CFI) Program Resources by Cat PleinForth
Cat Plein, Development & Communications Director of Forth, gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grant: Round 2 by Brandt HertensteinForth
Brandt Hertenstein, Program Manager of the Electrification Coalition gave this presentation at the Forth and Electrification Coalition CFI Grant Program - Overview and Technical Assistance webinar on June 12, 2024.
Expanding Access to Affordable At-Home EV Charging by Vanessa WarheitForth
Vanessa Warheit, Co-Founder of EV Charging for All, gave this presentation at the Forth Addressing The Challenges of Charging at Multi-Family Housing webinar on June 11, 2024.
EV Charging at MFH Properties by Whitaker JamiesonForth
Whitaker Jamieson, Senior Specialist at Forth, gave this presentation at the Forth Addressing The Challenges of Charging at Multi-Family Housing webinar on June 11, 2024.
Charging Forward: Bringing Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure to Rural ...Forth
Bob Coates, Program Manager at the USDA Rural Utilities Service gave this presentation at the Forth Rural EV Charging Programs webinar on May 14, 2024.
EV Charging Resources and Technical Assistance for Rural Communities and Trib...Forth
Shelbi Small, Tribal Technical Assistance Leadat the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation gave this presentation at the Forth Rural EV Charging Programs webinar on May 14, 2024.
Equity & Freight Electrification by Jose Miguel Acosta CordovaForth
José Miguel Acosta Córdova, Transportation Justice Program Manager at Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Electric Nation Upper Midwest Inter-Tribal Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Com...Forth
Robert Blake, Executive Director at Native Sun Community Power Development gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Samantha Bingham, Clean Transportation Program Director at the City of Chicago Department of Transportation gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Where to Start: ListenPanel Discussion & Session by Maggie Striz CalninForth
Maggie Striz Calnin, Director at Michigan Clean Cities gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
EPA Funding Opportunities for Equitable Electric Transportationby Mike MoltzenForth
Mike Moltzen, Deputy Director, Transportation and Climate Division at the EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Building a Future Where Everyone Can Ride and Drive Electric by Bridget GilmoreForth
Bridget Gilmore, EV Charging Fellow at the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Transportation Electrification Funding Strategy by Jeff Allen and Brandt Hert...Forth
Jeff Allen, Executive Director at Forth and Brandt Hertenstein, Program Manager at Electrification Coalition gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Program Design by Prateek Suri and Christian WillissForth
Prateek Suri, Senior Program Manager at Forth and Christian Williss, Managing Director, Transportation Fuels and Technology at State of Colorado Energy Office gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Building a Budget by Cat Plein and Josh RodriguezForth
Cat Plein, Development & Communications Director at Forth and Josh Rodriguez, Program Director for Environment at AASHTO gave this presentation at Forth Design and Fund Equitable Electric Mobility For Your Community workshop on April 17, 2024.
Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement by Brytanee BrownForth
Brytanee Brown, Founder & Principal of emergent labs gave this presentation at the Forth Increasing Community Impact with Meaningful Engagement webinar on April 09, 2024.
What Could Be Behind Your Mercedes Sprinter's Power Loss on Uphill RoadsSprinter Gurus
Unlock the secrets behind your Mercedes Sprinter's uphill power loss with our comprehensive presentation. From fuel filter blockages to turbocharger troubles, we uncover the culprits and empower you to reclaim your vehicle's peak performance. Conquer every ascent with confidence and ensure a thrilling journey every time.
The Octavia range embodies the design trend of the Škoda brand: a fusion of
aesthetics, safety and practicality. Whether you see the car as a whole or step
closer and explore its unique features, the Octavia range radiates with the
harmony of functionality and emotion
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5. VW DIESEL SETTLEMENT
$17 billion nationwide
$2.0 Billion to Electrify America
Intercity / Interstate
$2.9 Billion to Environmental
Mitigation Trust (EMT) for State
Programs
States can allocate a maximum
of 15% to EV Charging
28 states have shown
commitment or likelihood to
commit the max 15%
Washington value $17 million
EMT covers 80% of construction
and installation of publicly
accessible stations
As of 0ctober, 2017
6. Next Generation - Fast Charge Network
Source: BNEF 8/16
• Multiple new capital funding sources – is it enough?
• Why do we need public fast charging
• Operating Costs are the NEW Chicken And Egg
• What should be learned from early investments and pilots?
• Owner Operator Model
• How can we ensure equity in distribution and cost of EV
charging?
• What is the growth model for infrastructure that leverages
the new investments?
7. SAMPLE NETWORK UTILIZATION
• Providing a network inherently
means that some sites will be high
utilization and some will be low
• Even the low utilization sites are
important
8. • TNC drivers have logged an as much as 50% of total sessions in the
Chicago market
• TNC sessions provide a steady increase in utilization while exposing more
people to EVs
• Some sites (Las Americas) in San Diego are experiencing a 100% increase
in utilization, with 50% of sessions from TNC drivers
EMERGING USE CASE IMPACT ON UTILIZATION
10. EVgo Not-O/O Blink Not O/O Other
National Average DC Network
PlugScore
9.0 7.7 5.5 6.8 7.0
# DC Charging Sites - Los
Angeles
64 24 6 17 28
Average DC PlugScore - Los
Angeles
9.3 8.2 5.6 7.7 7.9
# DC Charging Sites - San
Francisco
52 19 30 8 10
Average DC PlugScore - San
Francisco
8.5 8.3 5.6 6.3 7.4
PlugScoreComparison
April 30, 2016
OWNER OPERATOR MODEL
11. DC Fast Charging
Operational Costs Breakdown
Electricity is only 40% of operational costs
Electricity
40%
Maintenance
Expenses
30%
Account
Related
Expenses
10%
Site
Related
Expenses
20%
Capital
Recovery?