Pioneering Smart&Clean Mobility Solutions

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1 WELCOME!

2 Pioneering Smart&Clean Mobility Solutions Through international knowledge exchange and innovative networks EGRD October 27, 2016 Dr. Peter van Deventer MPA

3 WHY?

4 We want clean air The air we breath

5 ependance We don t we want to dependence avoid

6 We fear pollution

7 We don t want to loose time

8 Transportation is key! Source: CARB, 2012

9 WHAT?

10 Geen autoshow zonder E-cars meer ZEV mandates: only zero emission

11 Impose air quality zones in urban areas Silicon Valley

12 Require Ports to take action Silicon Valley

13 EV market penetration: NO, CA and NL leading the way

14 Chargers in the Netherlands: OCPP + Amsterdam leading the way

15 However: destructive innovation?!

16 However: Tax rebate stress!?

17 Car sharing Mobility sharing public space? However: will it really bring new jobs

18 In fact: barriers and uncertainties Barriers Technology: and uncertainties batteries, range, safety? Social impact: job loss, only for the rich? Infrastructure: public charging, strong grid, building process home charging quick enough? Environment: more power plants, clean energy, well2wheel, battery recycling? Cost: electricity price, tax increase? Market: enough choice, will they produce? Policy games: Wait and see? First mover advantage?

19 EV-policy complexity technological complexity low high low multi actor complexity high implement negotiate, network management study hard wicked policy problem; strategic complexity

20 HOW?

21 Governance strategies for transition

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23 Trans-Atlantic Program C2C/S4C Public Private Partnership Development of Holland Smart Mobility House at Consulate General, SF Organization of seminars/events at Holland Smart Mobility House Organization of trade missions and study tours Development of bilateral relations between US and NL decision makers Stimulation and realization of pilot projects and new business development Knowledge&innovation dissemination between governments and universities Branding: web portal, weblogs, twitter Total budget incl. in-kind costs = 2 M

24 Tangible results

25 Letter of Intent (LoI) WHY?

26 Holland e-mobility Tour with CEC Commissioner Scott

27 Stella goes USA: Academic excellence in the spotlight

28 Stella wins Oscar of Technology

29 Proposal by Minister Ploumen to CA to set up bilateral Smart&EV Investment Fund hoofddorp breda zoetermeer 29

30 Visit by EPA Secretary to NL: GHG and ZEV cooperation

31 Visit by Minister Schultz to CA: Smart&Green Mobility Mission

32 Leaders of 7th and 14th economy meet

33 Ohio and Netherlands on the same page: Smart Cities, States and Universities

34 Tangible Business APPM: Policy Effectiveness studies EVGrid: Pilot project in NL E-Traction: Collaboration with US EVBox: $2M+ in EV chargers in CA EV4LLC: Pilot project in NL Greenlots: Pilot project in NL NSOB: European/US comparison study NXP: $10M deal with automotive industry SolaRoad: $5M project in California Tacstone: EV Investment Fund ($20M+) Tesla: EU HQ + 2 assembly plants in the Netherlands + Various joint ventures, academic collaborations, exciting awareness projects (STELLA goes USA, STORM goes USA)

35 SolaRoad Living Labs in the Netherlands and in California

36 ACES trends -> Trans-Atlantic cooperation

37 Ambitions, growth and diversification of global EV sales

38 Rapid growth of Electric Mobility needs charging, navigation and smart cities October 2012 May 2013 May 2014 May 2014 July 2014

39 < 1 Euro/km Innovative smart&clean heavy duty transport: 100% ZE buses < (

40 Connected + Autonomous + EV = Smart e-mobility

41 Car sharing Mobility as a Service

42 Smart Cities want to integrate all of this

43 Drive the Dreams: Top CEO s pledging to Smart&Green mobility solutions

44 Tesla Giga Factory: driving the cost of batteries down ($100/kWh?)

45 All major OEMs are steppin up!

46 STORM and STELLA go USA Capturing hearts&minds for a smart future

47 Meet the Dutch: Smart e-mobility World Champions!