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The standardization of electric mobility
towards CO2 Reduction
3 September, 2010
Hiroyuki Aoki
Tokyo Electric Power Company
CHAdeMO Association
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Contents
1. TEPCO’s CO2 emission and voluntary target for
reduction
2. CHAdeMO Association – for EV dissemination
3. CHAdeMO’s advantage
4. Our Experience
5. Summary
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TEPCO’s CO2 emission
and
voluntary target for reduction
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TEPCO’s vision for emission reduction
TEPCO is the largest utility in Japan
“Contribution to low-carbon economy” is the most
important business challenge
TEPCO is the largest utility in Japan
“Contribution to low-carbon economy” is the most
important business challenge
TEPCO’s emission in Japan (FY2007)
Source : TEPCO sustainability report 2009
10%
22%
68%
TEPCO
Other power
companies
Other industories
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Source : IEA Energy Balances of OECD Countries 2009Edition, Energy Balances of NON-OECD Countries 2009Edition
Comparison of CO2 emission intensity in FY 2007
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0.82
0.56 0.51 0.5
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TEPCO’s voluntary target for CO2 intensity
0.33
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TEPCO’s activities towards low carbon economy
Demand side activities
EV development and
dissemination
Demand side activities
EV development and
dissemination
The achievement of our target
0.33kg-CO2/kWh by 2020
The achievement of our target
0.33kg-CO2/kWh by 2020
CO2 emission reduction in
transport sector
CO2 emission reduction in
transport sector
Low carbon economyLow carbon economy
Supply side activities
High efficiency, low carbon
power generation
Supply side activities
High efficiency, low carbon
power generation
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EV’s potential for CO2 reduction (1)
EV has large potential for CO2 reduction EV has large potential for CO2 reduction
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EV
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Gasoline Vehicle
(light)
kg-CO2
CO2 reduction effect by EV (when a light vehicle travels 10,000km)
75% reduction
-Light vehicle gasoline mileage 19.2km/l (Japan Mini vehicle Association)
-EV mileage 10km/kWh (target value of joint EV development by TEPCO and automobile manufacturers)
CO2 emission intensity
-Gasoline 2.32 kg-CO2/l (Ministry of the Environment, "Greenhouse Gas Emissions Calculation and Reporting Manual")
-Electricity 0.33kg-CO2/kWh (FY2020 prospect value established by electric power companies)
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EV’s potential for CO2 reduction (2)
Estimation of CO2 emission reduction in transport sector
(If 100% of passenger vehicles were EV)
▼ 21.4%
-All estimation is based on 2008 number
-Total number of passenger vehicles is 57.5 million units in 2008 Source : Automobile Inspection & Registration Information Association
-Annual CO2 reduction by one EV is 0.876t - CO2 Source : Same estimation condition as previous slide
-Annual CO2 emission in transport sector is 235 million ton in FY2008 Source : Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Estimated reduction in transport sector is 21%Estimated reduction in transport sector is 21%
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CHAdeMO Association
- for EV dissemination
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CHAdeMO Association
Standardization of charging infrastructure is
essential for EV dissemination
CHAdeMO Association was established in March
2010 to promote standardization of quick charging
infrastructure
Standardization of charging infrastructure is
essential for EV dissemination
CHAdeMO Association was established in March
2010 to promote standardization of quick charging
infrastructure
DC Quick Charger
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CHAdeMO members in Europe
Auto maker
PSA/CITROEN(FRA)
THINK(NOR)
Charger maker
ABB(CHE)
BOSCH(DEU)
SGTE(FRA)
EPYON(NLD)
efacec(POL)
Power company
ALPIQ(CHE)
ENEL(ITA)
ENDESA(ESP)
ESB(IRL)
Auto maker
PSA/CITROEN(FRA)
THINK(NOR)
Charger maker
ABB(CHE)
BOSCH(DEU)
SGTE(FRA)
EPYON(NLD)
efacec(POL)
Power company
ALPIQ(CHE)
ENEL(ITA)
ENDESA(ESP)
ESB(IRL)
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CHAdeMO members in North America
Charger maker
Aker Wade
Aero Vironment
ETEC
Power company
NRG
PGE
PG&E
Hydro Quebec
Portland General Electric
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Normal AC and quick DC combinationNormal AC and quick DC combination
Charging Speed
Quick
Slow
Public
Private/Office
×
People cannot wait for hours.
Charging speed is most important.
Location
Cost is most important since
number of equipments is large.
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CHAdeMO’s advantage
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Safety
No impact on battery lifetime
No impact on power grid
Total cost is reasonable
(Vehicle & Infrastructure)
EV and quick charger are already available
in the market
Safety
No impact on battery lifetime
No impact on power grid
Total cost is reasonable
(Vehicle & Infrastructure)
EV and quick charger are already available
in the market
CHAdeMO’s advantage
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Safety
Charger EV Charging
Safety
condition
OK OK START / CONTINUE
OK NG NOT STARTING / STOP
NG OK NOT STARTING / STOP
CHAdeMO protocol controls charging process
Single failure never violate safety
CHAdeMO protocol controls charging process
Single failure never violate safety
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CHAdeMO
Protocol
Current
Connector
CHAdeMO protocol controls charging process
EV decides optimal charging current base on its
battery condition
Battery never damaged by charging
CHAdeMO protocol controls charging process
EV decides optimal charging current base on its
battery condition
Battery never damaged by charging
Master Slave
No impact on battery life time
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6.6kV 200 V22kV
No impact on power grid
Capacity is small (2.5-4kW)
No impact on grid
30-50kW
Quick charger (DC) Normal charger (AC)
Public area Private area
Many EVs under distribution system
No impact on grid
Capacity is large (50kW)
Under high voltage system
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6.6kV 200 V22kV
Capacity is small (2.5-4kW)
No impact on grid
30-50kW
Quick charger (DC) Normal charger (AC)
Public area Private area
Many EVs under distribution system
No impact on grid
Capacity is large (50kW)
Under high voltage system
Total cost is reasonable (1)
No additional repair required on power gridNo additional repair required on power grid
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DC quick charger
Large capacity (50kW)
Expensive ($25,000)
DC quick charger
Large capacity (50kW)
Expensive ($25,000)
Total cost is reasonable (2)
AC normal charger
Small capacity (2.5-4kW)
Cheap ($50)
AC normal charger
Small capacity (2.5-4kW)
Cheap ($50)
Total cost can be minimizedTotal cost can be minimized
Reduce capacity
Share
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3φ400V Quick charging
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Vehicle cost
Infra cont
Total cost is reasonable (3)
Type of charging Number of units
3φ 400V 5,000 units
Quick charging 5,000 units
Battery swap 5,000 units
Cost comparison of quick charging equipment (Vehicle + Infra)
-Based on one million units of EV
-Condition of charger is as follows
More reasonable than other systemsMore reasonable than other systems
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Plug in Stella
(SUBARU)
iMiEV
(MItsubishi)
LEAF
(Nissan)
Driving range 90km 160km 160km
Charging
time
Normal
charging
5 hours
(100%)
7 hours
(100%)
8 hours
(100%)
Quick charging
15 min
(80%)
30 min
(80%)
30 min
(80%)
Charging current 15A 15A 15A
Battery
Type Lithium-ion Lithium-ion Lithium-ion
Total energy 9kWh 16kWh 24kWh
Motor Max. Output 47kW 47kW 80kW
Max speed 110km/h 130km/h 140km/h
Price -
¥2,840k
(In Japanese market with
government subsidy)
¥2,990k
(In Japanese market with
government subsidy)
Source : From each manufacturer
Available EV in the market
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For public use
25km
50km
For private use
Existing quick chargers
Locations are on Google Map
Search key
is “CHAdeMo”
Greater Tokyo Area
254 chargers in Japan
153 chargers in TEPCO’s area
Figures for 20 August 2010
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Our Experience
Findings from experimental EV implementation
to TEPCO branch office from 2007 to 2008
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15km
From our experience (1)
8km
Monthly drive mileage was 203km before the quick
charger installation (October 2007)
Monthly drive mileage was 203km before the quick
charger installation (October 2007)
TEPCO
Branch office
Service area
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Monthly drive mileage was 1,472km after the quick
charger installation (July 2008)
Monthly drive mileage was 1,472km after the quick
charger installation (July 2008)
Quick charger relieves drivers range anxietyQuick charger relieves drivers range anxiety
From our experience (2)
TEPCO
Branch office
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October 2007 July 2008
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After
another
Quick
Charger
installed
Drivers feel easy because they can recharge whenever they need
Drivers use quick charger only a few times per month
Drivers feel easy because they can recharge whenever they need
Drivers use quick charger only a few times per month
SOC (State Of Charge) distribution when EV came back to the office SOC (State Of Charge) distribution when EV came back to the office
From our experience (3)
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Summary
TEPCO can contribute to realize low-carbon
economy with action not only in supply side but
also demand side
EV’s large potential to reduce CO2 emission
CHAdeMO Association was established to promote
standardization of quick charging infrastructure
CHAdeMO’s DC quick charger has wide range of
advantages
Even small number of quick chargers relieves
driver’s range anxiety
TEPCO can contribute to realize low-carbon
economy with action not only in supply side but
also demand side
EV’s large potential to reduce CO2 emission
CHAdeMO Association was established to promote
standardization of quick charging infrastructure
CHAdeMO’s DC quick charger has wide range of
advantages
Even small number of quick chargers relieves
driver’s range anxiety
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Ref. EV’s potential for CO2 reduction
Total number of passenger vehicles is 57.5 million units in
2008
Annual CO2 reduction by one EV is 0.876t - CO2
Annual CO2 emission in transport sector is 235 million ton
in FY2008
If all passenger vehicles were EV, emission reduction is
0.876t * 57.5 million = 50.4 million ton
Emission reduction is
50.4/235= 21.4%
Total number of passenger vehicles is 57.5 million units in
2008
Annual CO2 reduction by one EV is 0.876t - CO2
Annual CO2 emission in transport sector is 235 million ton
in FY2008
If all passenger vehicles were EV, emission reduction is
0.876t * 57.5 million = 50.4 million ton
Emission reduction is
50.4/235= 21.4%
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Target charging time
5 minutes for 40km driving range
10 minutes for 60km driving range
Depend on battery performance
Specifications
-Type: Switching type
constant current power supply
- Input: 3-phase 200V (200~430V)
- Output power: 50kW (10~100kW)
- Maximum DC output Voltage: 500V
- Output current: 125A (20~200A)
Price $20,000~$25,000
Ref. Specification of DC Quick Charger
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Ref. CHAdeMO proposing DC Connector
- Maximum current: 200A
- Getting feedback from field use, the design is improving.
- Detail dimension of interface geometry is open to public, then any
maker can fabricate compatible connector.
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The standardization of electric mobility�towards CO2 Reduction
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TEPCO’s CO2 emission �and �voluntary target for reduction
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Normal AC and quick DC combination
CHAdeMO’s advantage
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Total cost is reasonable (3)
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Existing quick chargers
Our Experience��Findings from experimental EV implementation� to TEPCO branch office from 2007 to 2008
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