DNV GL Energy Transition Outlook 2018 and our services related to electric mobility

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1 DNV GL Energy Transition Outlook 2018 and our services related to electric mobility Jeremy Parkes Business Lead Electric Vehicles 1 DNV GL September 2018 SAFER, SMARTER, GREENER

2 DNV GL a quality assurance and risk management company 150+ years 100+ countries Stiftelsen Det Norske Veritas is a free-standing, autonomous and independent foundation whose purpose is to safeguard life, property and the environment. 100,000 customers MARITIME Hamburg,DE OIL & GAS Oslo, N ENERGY Arnhem, NL BUSINESS ASSURANCE DIGITAL SOLUTIONS 12,500 employees Milan, IT Oslo, N 5% of revenue spent on R&D 2

3 Industry consolidation strong brands 2018 Gridlabs 3

4 DNV GL Energy advisory NEMEA region DNV GL Energy Advisory supporting the energy industry across the value chain, from policy to use, with strategic advice, planning, implementation and energy delivery optimization Energy Markets and Technology Power system analysis Transmission and Distribution Asset Management Intelligent Networks & Communication Key Value Propositions Digital Grid Operation Efficient Grid Development Future Energy Markets Financial Assurance Innovation accelerators: Smart grids and smart energy cities Super grids and micro grids Energy storage and renewables Data analytics and cyber security 4

5 DNV GL Energy Transition Outlook 2018 A yearly suite of reports looking at the impact of our energy forecast on three of the core industries we serve: Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables and Maritime 5

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16 DNV GL EV services portfolio 16

17 >50 clients In the electric vehicle industry, concerning OEM s, CPO s, network operators, suppliers, and governments 2 labs In which electric vehicle batteries and chargers can be tested. >70references In the global electric vehicle sector, including 3 major continents >10 Years Of experience and expertise in the electric vehicle and charging infrastructure market 17

18 DNV GL delivers across the electric vehicle value chain AUTOMOTIVE OEM s CHARGE POINT OPERATORS NETWORK OPERATORS SUPPLIERS GOVERNMENT >10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES AND CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE

19 DNV GL has advised a wide range of owners of and investors in energy industry assets a selection of clients is shown below CLIENT BASE 19

20 Main challenges for electric vehicles The adoption and utilization of electric vehicles is driven by a continous cycle of three components: DNV GL has established a service portfolio that aims to provide insight and support for clients facing these challenges, focused around four areas: Technological progress Safety Communications & Control Consumer acceptance Economic competitiveness Flexibility Emerging & Innovative Technologies 20

21 Safety Safety of EVs and EV chargers is important from the perspective of the operator, installation/ maintenance engineer and driver/customer. Safety often involves international general regulations & standards and national specific ones. Furthermore, company-tailored implementations should be considered, e.g. the HSE organisation and procedures. Topics Services Product safety Battery of electric vehicle Electric vehicle charger Safe working HSE Safety standards External safety Electric shock & arc flash Thermal Fire Design of FAT/SAT * implementation Performing FAT/SAT Review of adherence to safety standards Advice on implementing safety standards Review of safe working protocols & emergency response procedures National & international regulation Risk analysis * Factory Acceptance Test/Site Acceptance Test 21

22 Communication & Control Standardized communication protocols are essential when operating a diverse portfolio of electric vehicle chargers and other flexibility sources to guarantee successful interoperability. Smart control systems are necessary for operating efficiently and making optimal use of the flexibility in the portfolio for balancing the power system and to better integrate renewable energy production. Communication (IEC 63110) Control (SCADA, EMS, VPP) Protocol simulation and analysis Compliance testing and verification Interoperability testing Development of testing tools Consultancy Tendering support Defining requirements Proof of Concept & Acceptance testing Implementation Management Maintenance Meeting requirements Interoperability of assets Providing flexibility services DNV GL September 2018

23 Flexibility Renewable energy technologies and electric vehicle penetration will cause the electricity market to become more volatile. Nonetheless, through the expertise that DNV GL has obtained in the EV industry for more than a decade, DNV GL knows how to address these issues through using the right tools, strategies, and application systems. Topics Services System Integration Storage and hydrogen integration Regulatory standards Blockchain Microgrids Grid Impact Congestion management Power quality assessment Voltage, harmonics, dips, etc Demand side management (DSM) Smart charging V2G, including V2H & V2X Market Subsidy/benefit schemes Tariff structures Market segments Wholesale Balancing Frequency Applications Business cases Sensitivity analysis Use cases Benchmarking Technology assessment Scenario analysis Market Assessment Design Integration Outlook Thought Leadership Articles & publications 23

24 Emerging & Innovative Technologies The increasing electrification of transport and the transition to renewable energy will force utilities, aggregators, CPOs, OEMs, and other stakeholders to make changes in order to remain competitive. DNV GL can help clients adopt new technologies and adapt to upcoming economic and regulatory changes. Topics Research & Innovation Blockchain Inductive charging Battery labs FlexPower Grid Lab Clean Mobility Center Battery life Battery degradation State-of-Health 2 nd life Electrification of: Mass transit Heavy duty trucks Maritime Aerospace EV Advisory & Training Project management Pilots Consortia Joint Industry Projects Due diligence Technical Environmental Economical Regulatory Feasibility studies Certification Verification Services 24

25 References* *More and specific references are available on request Safety Electro-Magnetic safety research Client: Premium OEM Measurements and consultancy on keeping EMC emittance within safe operating range during EV charging EV Risk assessment Client: Ministry of Transport and Public Works (NL) FMEA for electric vehicles, batteries, grid, electric motor, inverter, charging station Safety framework development Client: Allego Development of safety framework for suppliers of EV charging stations Communication & Control Use case & test case development Client: ElaadNL Development of (smart) charging use cases and test cases for ElaadNL test lab Ensuring Interoperability in Demand Side Flexibility Client: DG CONNECT Address the lack of interoperability in Demand Side Flexibility by identifying misalignment between standards IEC protocol testing Client: Various Development of IEC testing software, and performance of protocol tests at various clients Flexibility Nover E-mobility grid Model (NEMO) Client: EU FP7 Development of a model to assess impact of EV charging in LV distribution grids FCR Audits Client: TenneT Audit on the utilization of electric vehicle charging for providing FCR V2X Potential Client: Nissan Assessment of potential value of V2X in different European markets Emerging & Innovative Technologies Electric Vehicle Rate Pilot Client: Dominion Virginia Energy Development of pilot rate designs to incentivize consumers into shifting EV charging to off-peak hours Business Strategy Development Client: Premium OEM Development of market products, business cases & a go-to-market strategy Electric ferry feasibility study Client: Norwegian County Authorities Feasibility studies for the electrification of a total of 53 ferries in Norway 25

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