Airports Going Green Conference

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1 Airports Going Green Conference Green Transport Luis Giron

2 Siemens role in green and efficient airports References Baggage handling systems (BHS) BHS operation & maintenance services Cargo handling systems Building technologies Fire safety Video surveillance Security systems IT solutions Airport rail link Automated people mover Turnkey solutions Advanced parking and electric vehicle (EV) charging Page 2

3 Megatrends are causing a shift to electricity Global trend Electrification Green mobility Megacities Fossil energy resources Renewable energy production Global warming Page 3

4 Policies are in place to facilitate the transition to electric mobility Urbanized area transit programs EV and EV infrastructure incentives Page 4

5 Why do intermodal solutions make sense? 52 miles long 84 stations 61 park and rides Accounts for 26% rush hour traffic relieves an estimated 2.4 lanes of traffic from local freeway Page 5

6 Airport rail link and automated people movers Airport benefits Streamlines transport on premises and beyond Passenger benefits Convenient, fast and reliable - especially with city check-in and baggage handling at check-in location Environmental benefits Cleaner transportation to and from airport Reduces congestion and vehicle idling Page 6

7 What is Advanced Parking? Guided Enforcement Alerts officials Produces citations Monitors space availability Guides motorists to open spaces Detection & Direction Central Software System Variable Pricing Demand-based pricing Congestion charging Electronic Payment Parking pay stations Single space meters Page 7 4/18/2012

8 Advanced parking Airport benefits Optimized use of parking maximizing capital expenses Reduced traffic and congestion in parking areas Passenger benefits Less time spent searching for parking Enhanced experience and reduced frustration Environmental benefits Nearly 100,000 excess miles saved per year Over 13,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions prevented Page 8

9 Nearly every auto OEM has plans to launch an EV Electric vehicles Tesla Roadster Nissan Leaf Mitsubishi i Chevy Volt Ford Focus EV Toyota Prius BMW Active E Page 9 L1 - Level 1 Trickle Connector type SAE J1772 via NEMA 5-20 Power ratings 110/120 V AC up to 16 A L2 - Level 2 Standard SAE J /240 V AC up to 80 A DC Rapid Chademo (not US standard) 480 V DC 50 A and up Typical EVSE specs 110/120 V AC 16A 208/240 V AC 30 A 480 V DC 60 or 100 A Power output 1.9 kw 7.2 kw 30 kw or 50 kw Leaf charge time - 24 kwh battery* hours 4 8 hours ~ 30 minutes for 80% charge * - dependent on battery management system and battery condition SAE J1772 Chademo

10 Electric vehicle infrastructure Airport benefits Enhances focus on sustainability Reduce fuel expenses for ground support vehicles Passenger benefits Enables e-car drivers to utilize electricity to and from airport Environmental benefits Reduces emissions by 30% with current power generation mix can be better through integration of renewable energy Page 10

11 Electric transportation: threat or opportunity? Concerns: Grid stability Public safety and security Opportunity: Improved traveler experience CO2 reduction Reduced fossil fuel consumption Prediction: Optimized airport efficiency Improved utilization of local transit Greener environment Page 11

12 Thank you for your time and attention Page 12

13 Back-up Page 13

14 Airport references Page 14

15 Cities operating Siemens Light Rail Vehicles Page 15