MULTISTANDARD CHARGERS IN EUROPE Usage and its implications CHAdeMO in a nutshell
330 50 GLOBAL CHARGER MEMBERS MANUFACTURERS CHAdeMO in a nutshell
200 150kW V2X CERTIFIED UPCOMING A REALITY CHARGER MODELS
+ VARIETY OF PLUGS Global plug-in sales by fast CHAdeMO chargers charging inlet
CHAdeMO 38% 33% Tesla EVs (720 000) Combo
AC
None 5% 15% 9%
25%
TOTAL PHEVs (470 000) 11539 75% Note: as of May 2016 Source: IHS Automotive; 2010-2015 cumulative data CHAdeMO in Europe
Evolution of BEV market in EU 200000 N/A 88% fast-chargeable 100%
150000 AC fast 22%
Combo2 20%
100000 15% 50% AFI Directive Tesla proposal CHAdeMO- 50000 CHAdeMO Compatible 43%
0 0% Q1/2010 Q1/2011 Q1/2012 Q1/2013 Q1/2014 Q1/2015 Fast charging type
Source: JATO (2010-2015), EU28 (except for Bulgaria, Cyprus, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta) + Norway, Switzerland, Israel, Turkey, Russia. Not including electric light commercial vehicles (LCVs) or e-quadricycles. Assuming all CCS automakers’ EVs as “fast-chargeable” Multistandard charger – de facto standard
EV USERS More charge stations for all
OPERATORS / INVESTORS Limited incremental cost (5-10%) AFI Directive “at least Combo2” and “allow Faster investment return multistandard charging” OEM’S Competition with cars
Almost 100% of fast chargers currently being installed in Europe are multistandard chargers Multistandard chargers usage data
The UK, Ireland Denmark
Hypothesis: Usage breakdown would strongly correlate with the local fast-chargeable EV market share by inlet.
Netherlands
Austria Rapid Charge Network, UK CHARGING BY INLET 74 75% 72% Multistandard chargers
15% 15% BEV SHARE BY INLET PHEVs 9% 13% Tesla AC 10% 19% Charging sessions kWh Charged
CCS AC CCS CHAdeMO 18 000 8% CHAdeMO 100% BEVs kWh ENERGY 9.7 11.0 8.9
CHAdeMO 28.6 26.5 26.9 63% MIN 18 000 Mitsubishi (per transaction) Outlanders Data from 2013 to 2015 Data from the operator, collection period from July 2014 to September 2015 Fastned, Netherlands
CHARGING BY INLET (kWh) 50 Multistandard stations 18% AC 45% CCS
BEV SHARE BY INLET PHEVs 38% CHAdeMO
AC Tesla 12% 54% CCS 6% CHAdeMO CHARGING BREAKDOWN Outlander Tesla Other BEV CHAdeMO 9 200 100% BEVs kWh Charged 18% 26% 56%
CHAdeMO 28% Charging sessions 50% 24% 26% 20 000 Mitsubishi Outlanders Data from 2013 to 2015 Data from the operator, early 2016 Clever, Denmark CHARGING BY INLET
250 70% 70% Fast charge points
18% 14% 16% BEV SHARE BY INLET 12% AC 10% Charging sessions kWh CCS 16% AC CCS CHAdeMO 5 900 Tesla BEVs kWh 57% ENERGY 10.6 8.0 9.1 CHAdeMO 17% MIN 50 25 29 (per transaction) Data from 2013 to 2015. Data from the operator, Feb 2016 Smartrics, Austria CHARGING BY INLET 61 64% 63% Multistandard chargers
27% 30%
BEV SHARE BY INLET 9% 7% Tesla 21% AC Charging sessions kWh delivered 32%
AC CCS CHAdeMO 3 500 BEVs kWh CHAdeMO ENERGY 11.4 8.9 12.8 20% CCS 27% MIN 122.3 33.1 33.9 (per transaction) Data from 2013 to 2015 Data from the operator, Jan-Dec 2015 Summary and Implications Implications
Hypothesis Fast charging market is very new, unstable, and dependent on a number of factors Multistandard charger usage breakdown would (EV types, incentives, customers, etc.) correlate with the local fast-chargeable EV market share breakdown by inlet CHAdeMO opinions: Conclusion Charger operators be given full flexibility to define their infrastructure Need more evidence to prove the hypothesis Policymakers hold a technology-neutral position
Limitations • Data access
• Treatment of “other” charging infrastructure THANK YOU
Tomoko Blech Natalia Kozdra [email protected]