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Low Carbon Technologies - Focus on Electric Vehicles 6 mars 2018 ADEME - French Agency for Environment and Energy Management

Roadmap for the deployment of infrastructure for alternative fuels European context EU-Directive for the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure requires both countries to develop national policy frameworks for the market development of alternative fuels and their infrastructure (CNG and LNG) National policy frameworks shall include EU-coherent targets for the deployment of infrastructure and shall be presented by end-2016 Exchange information between business stakeholders and ministries with regard to the implementation options of the directive for different EU country 2

National context 3

PEV (M1) Market Share in France 4

PEV (M1) New Registrations in France 5

Top 5 bestselling PEV models (M1) in France 6

Number of publicly accessible charging positions in France 7

Incentives in France 8

Setting-up a national plan for alternative fuels infrastructure deployment requires to think long-term ADEME approach ADEME drew up a long-term scenario entitled ADEME Energy Transition Scenarios 2030-2050 ADEME doesn t predict a specific alternative energy vector to intensify significantly before 2030 2050 Vision: Total mobility stays the same ; freight transport increases but individual mobility reduces by 20% ; mainly due to an increase of people working from home, urbanization and a transport infrastructure which allows optimization of mobility needs Paradigm change in regards to individual mobility : the use of transport infrastructure takes over vehicle possession ; Significant market penetration of mobility services and shift towards public transport and active modes ; Number of vehicles reduces accordingly Energy consumption in the transportation sector drops from 44mtoe to 15mtoe in 2050 Oil independence becomes possible by using a mix biogas/cng for ICE vehicles, electricity for PHEV and EV and second generation biofuels 9

2030 Transportation Paradigm: constant individual mobility and modal split Freight: a 20% increase in transported mass (tkm) 10

2030 Transportation Passenger transportation: emergence of mobility services (account for 10% of intra-city passenger flows ) Results in terms of sales and stock : 11

2030 Transportation - Results Final energy consumption Type of energy 12

2050 Transportation 13

2050 Transportation 14

2050 Energy consumption 15

ADEME approach Setting-up a national plan for alternative fuels infrastructure deployment requires to think by usage Buses, garbage trucks, Heavy-Duty Vehicles, Light-Duty Vehicles, Passenger vehicles value criteria as price, CO2/km, durability, differently Ref : Plassat, Quelles marges de progrès pour les technologies actuelles de véhicules légers et lourds The more a vehicle is used in a competitive sector, the less technology solutions are proposed Diversification of energy mix for the transportation sector depends of usage 16

ADEME role ADEME role in encouraging energy mix diversification in the transportation sector consists in launching experiments and evaluations in order to provide guidelines ADEME role doesn t include acting on regulations and incentives to impose its vision to industry 17

EV and IRVE: A SPECIFIC CASE The French Government leads a strategy aimed at fostering a domestic electric vehicle market through the automotive industry support plan. In the plan, the French government makes special efforts to achieve this goal ADEME s actions in favour of IRVE deployment Charging infrastructure is supported with multi-million in funding through the national Investment for the Future program. Large-scale charging infrastructure deployment projects are supported by the ADEMEmanaged call for charging infrastructure deployment projects 18

EV and IRVE: A SPECIFIC CASE ADEME s actions in favour of IRVE deployment To strengthen efforts in the development of a charging infrastructure, EV Infrastructure deployment plans are now integrated into one of the 34 plans announced by French President Hollande in his 10-year industrial policy to increase French competitiveness These plans aim to unite economic and industrial stakeholders around a common goal and improve the effectiveness of the tools implemented by the government Prefect Francis Vuibert heads the plan to develop charging stations ADEME is actively involved in this plan, specifically in a working group aiming at developping charging infrastructure national plan in response to EC Directive 19

ADEME OPINION Advantages of EV lies in Energy diversification capacity Ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Ability to improve air quality in cities through zero exhaust gas emissions Business models need to be found to achieve : Intensive usage and a significant rate of substitution of internal combustion vehicles These models will emerge from systemic innovations that take account of all stakeholders in the sector. The potential of the sector as a full ecosystem is considerable However, the challenges are complex, particularly because they concern a variety of industries with different markets and regulatory environments Engaging electromobility requires the interoperability of EVs with local communication infrastructures and smart grids. 20