WELCOME! 2019 SEEA Conference on Energy Efficiency
October 21 – 23, 2019 | SEEAConference.com Big to Small: Electrification for All October 22, 2019 Moderator: Alan Shedd, Oglethorpe Power Company Peter Westlake, Orlando Utilities Commission James Johnson, Blue Bird Dr. Shelley A. Francis, EVNoire Big to Small: Electrification for All
October 17, 2019 Electric Vehicles
• Better range • More charging stations • Electric vehicles are cool • Economics
10/22/2019 Fleets 4 Electric Vehicles – Availability
• Customer choice increasing with ~140 EV Models available by 2023
10/22/2019 Fleets 5 Light-Duty Vehicle Fleets
Company Vehicles
1 AT&T 80,044 2 FedEx 68,208 3 Charter 35,956 4 PepsiCo 23,653 5 Johnson Controls 19,656 6 AutoZone 15,613 7 Century Link 15,424 8 Advance Auto Parts 13,814 9 Ecolab 11,650 10 State Farm 10,656
10/22/2019 Fleets 6 Electric Vehicles – More than cars
10/22/2019 Fleets 7 Electric Vehicles – More than cars
eLion 72-Passenger School Bus Tesla Class 8 Semi
10/22/2019 Fleets 8 Heavy-Duty Trucks Fleet
Company Total Units Straight Trucks Tractors Trailers
1 AT&T 72,214 72,139 75 9,237 2 Verizon 49,469 49,354 115 103 3 PepsiCo 39,472 27,451 12,021 19,483 4 Comcast 38,544 38,544 0 0 5 Republic 22,582 21,960 622 1,378 6 Waste Mngmt 22,000 20,895 1,105 4,305 7 Coca-Cola 20,500 12,500 8,000 9,500 8 Time Warner 18,008 18,000 8 439 9 ServiceMaster 15,706 15,706 0 1,890 10 Tyco 15,618 15,618 0 0
10/22/2019 Fleets 9 Electric Trucks – Market
• Truck market worth $230B annually • e-truck sales forecast 332,000 by 2026 • Utility truck market would reach $127B by 2030 • Asia will be biggest market - Currently 85% of e-truck sales are in Asia. (BYD, Daimler, Volvo) • North-American based - Freightliner, Tesla, Nikola, Kenworth, Cummins, Proterra
10/22/2019 Fleets 10 Press
10/22/2019 Fleets 16 Electric Trucks – Market
Reasons for rapid e-truck growth • Concerns over pollution, bans on diesel vehicles in some cities • Fixed, long-haul routes are predictable – planning and charging easier • Rest periods for drivers allow for charging windows • Electric offers more torque, fewer parts, less maintenance • Fleet operators in tune with TCO
10/22/2019 Fleets 12 Thanks!
Questions or for more information, contact:
Alan C. Shedd, P.E., CEM Director of Emerging Technologies Oglethorpe Power Corporation [email protected] 770-654-0027
10/22/2019 Fleets 13 LYNX & OUC eBus Pilot Big and Small – Transportation for All Pete Westlake, Manager Strategic Projects Orlando Utilities Commission
RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE Mass Transit Conversion Projects
LYNX ADS Grant LYNX & OUC eBus Pilot LYNX Low-No Emissions Grant • Lymmo autonomous pilot • eBus battery leasing • Lymmo bus replacement • LYNX/OUC/UCF/Proterra/Easymile • LYNX/OUC • LYNX/OUC/UCF/eBus vendor • 1-2 buses, charging infrastructure, • 2-4 eBuses, charging infrastructure • Up to 16 eBuses, charging infrastructure autonomous tech • Board review • May 14 submission • Application submitted
These projects support the Greenworks Community Action Plan to increase electrification.
15 RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE How does Diesel and Natural Gas Compare to Electric
Diesel Compressed Natural Gas Electric
Upfront cost (batteries not included) $500,000 $650,000 $550,000
12 year fuel cost (today) $692,052 $548,796 $121,956
12 year battery cost $526,044
Total cost of ownership – 12 years $1,192,052 $1,198,796 $1,198,000
Pounds of GHG /year ~300,000 ~282,000 ~125,000
Note: not included – maintenance savings, escalating fuel costs, based on 54,000 miles per year (verifying the GHG)
16 RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE Observations
• We now have 8 electric buses pledged to Central Florida, first to arrive June 2020 • Why? – Multi organizational partnership full engagement • LYNX – Mass transit agency, Project lead, Funding Partner • OUC – Utility, Project resources, Funding Partner • City of Orlando, Funding Partner • UCF Project resources • Proterra, Easymile – Vendor/Supplier, Project Resources, Funding Partners – We demonstrated moving forward without the Grant
17 RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE Rate of adoption changes the landscape
Orange County GOAA Lynx Schools
300 35’+buses 9 buses >16 years 14 40’ 24 Neighborlink 427 buses> 11 years buses
25 Shuttle 200 Paratransit 1,130 < 10 years buses
LYNX Conversion Plan Year 1:1, 2:3, 3:8, 4:10, 10:150 = 10MW = large infrastructure 18 RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE Next Steps
• LYNX purchased 1 bus due June 2020 • LYNX to purchase 7 more 45 foot buses • Planning underway – Curbside 1:1 charging for all – Overhead blade – New location Speaker Name, Company – Opportunity charging • Considerations – Operational impacts – Load considerations – Maintenance requirements – Long-term growth – VW Grant
19 RELIABLE • AFFORDABLE • SUSTAINABLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfzmBAKs7Tgnegative impacts of carbon emissions.
INTRO EVNoire.com Electric School Buses
Presented by: James A. Johnson Alternative Fuels Manager Blue Bird Corporation
SEEA Conference Big to Small: Electrification for All October 22, 2019
Private & Confidential Blue Bird ‒ The Alternative Fuel Experts
Blue Bird Alternative Fuel School Buses in North America
OVER OVER 22,000 2,000 SCHOOL SCHOOL BUSES DISTRICTS
#1 manufacturer of alternative fuel school buses
Blue Bird has produced 8X more alternative fuel buses than all competitors combined!!!
Private & Confidential Blue Bird’s Positive Environmental Impact
✓ With 15,000 Propane units sold….
o ~6.4MM lbs. of NOx reduced annually ‒ 96% reduction in NOx
o 28,285 lbs. of PM reduced annually ‒ 68% reduction in PM
o ~42MM lbs. of CO reduced annually ‒ 70% reduction in NOx
With school buses comprising the largest public fleet in North America, Blue Bird has made a real difference for its riders and the environment in which we all live
Private & Confidential Introducing the Electric School Bus (EV SB)
Private & Confidential Blue Bird EV SBs Deployed
December 2016: Blue Bird Received $4.4MM grant from US Department of Energy (US DOE) for mass production of V2G school bus
September 2018: Blue Bird delivered its first electric-powered school buses to customers in California and Ontario (Canada)
Private & Confidential Blue Bird Type C & D EV SB
Vision Electric Charge Time: 6-8 Hours GVWR: Up to 33,000 lbs. Capacity: Up to 77 passengers Range: Up to 120 miles
All American RE Electric Charge Time: 6-8 Hours GVWR: Up to 36,200 lbs. Capacity: Up to 84 passengers Range: Up to 120 miles
Private & Confidential EV SB Vehicle-To-Grid (V2G)
✓ Type C Vision and Type D All American will offer V2G options in 2020
✓ V2G creates opportunities for utilities to “buy back” stored energy buses are using
✓ V2G also creates ability to redirect excess power to other, external structures (i.e., buildings, shelters, fuel islands, refrigeration, etc.)
✓ Valuable for peak consumption times and also utilization as distributed energy resources (DERs) for natural disasters, when energy needs are critical
Private & Confidential EV SB: Distributed Energy Resource (DER)
✓ EV SBs with V2G are mobile DERs that may be deployed during severe weather events, electrical blackouts and emergencies
✓ October 2019: “San Jose says power shutoffs to prevent wildfires have cost the city at least half a million dollars”
✓ September 2019: “Hurricane Dorian devastates Bahamas, then shifts towards US East Coast”
✓ “US has already had $10B in weather disasters in 2019, National Oceanic “and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says”
✓ Frequency of “100-year” weather events increasing
Private & Confidential EV SB Benefits: Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
ZERO EMISSIONS Cleaner air for our children
REDUCED MAINTENANCE COSTS Less parts means less maintenance
TEMPERATURE CONTROL Excellent performance in many weather conditions
GO FURTHER Go approximately 120 miles on a single charge
VEHICLE-TO-GRID TECHNOLOGY V2G technology will allow you to “sell” energy back into the grid
BATTERY CAPACITY 14 batteries = 155.4 kWh
SERVICE & SUPPORT Over 400 dealerships and affiliated service centers in NA
Private & Confidential Blue Bird ‒ The Alternative Fuel Experts
James A. Johnson Alternative Fuels Manager Blue Bird Corporation Cell 586-219-3004 [email protected]
Private & Confidential MITIGATING TRANSPORTATION EMISSIONS WITH ELECTRIFICATION FOR ALL: ARE YOU WOKE?
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