empora: E Mobile Power Austria empora: R&D project Smart Grids Week Linz 2011

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empora: E Mobile Power Austria empora: R&D project Smart Grids Week Linz 2011 This project is supported with funds from the Climate and Energy Fund and implemented in line with the "ELECTROMOBILITY'S TECHNICAL BEACONS" programme.

empora project consortium * * project coordination

Timeline and Budget Project Start 01.01.2010 Project End 31.12.2012 Duration 3 Years Total project costs Public Funding* KLIEN EUR 21,0 Mio EUR 8,8 Mio Funding intensity 42% * This project is supported with funds from the Climate and Energy Fund and implemented in line with the "ELECTROMOBILITY'S TECHNICAL BEACONS" programme.

Thematic overview Project management Project phases System architecture Development Demonstration Networking Commercial roll out Source: empora

empora 0 Projectmanagement 2 Vehicle Technologies 3 Infrastructure Technologies 4 Application and Users 0.1 Project Management 1 System Architecture 1.1 System Architecture [Siemens] 1.2 Data Preparation [AIT] 0.2 Integration of Pilot Regions 0.3 Int. Development 2.1 Range Extender [AVL] 2.2 HV/LV electr. System Architecture [Magna] 2.3 Energy Management [Magna] 2.4 On Board Charger [Infineon] 3.1 Charging Infrastructure / Concepts [Siemens] 3.2 Energy supply 3.3 Meter Data Management And Billing [Siemens] 4.1 Market model and market framework 4.2 Garage and Service [AVL] 4.3 Integration into the Overall Traffic System [AIT] R&D Startand Pilot Phase 2.5 Complete Vehicle Integration [Magna] 2.6 Battery Integration [Magna] 3.4 Stability of M/LV grids [Wien Energie] 3.5 Intelligent charging control [Wien Energie] 4.4 Business Models R&D Implementation Phase 5 Implementation 5.1 Demonstration run [Raiffeisen L.] 5.2 Scientific support Demo run [AIT]

Highlights & preliminary results in 2010 (excerpt!)

Project management & controlling implemented

Cooperation with national and international projects and pilot regions started 1 st pilot region workshop: 24 th November 2010 Source: VERBUND

e-mobility system architecture definition of business processes in progress User Charge Request User User constraints User constraints Request to change charging Loading Control EV Request Energy Sign Meter Data Stop Charging Limits Demand Start Chargin g Loading Station / OC Start Charging Session User constraints Demand Energy Flow Control Limits Measure Consumptio n Finalize Session Data Session Data Charge Post Processing End Chargin g Intelligent charging control Charging Plan Network Stability Contracts Limits for SLA with SLA with Network network User Point provider SLA with Energy Supplier Energy Supply Limits for renewable Energy Source: SIEMENS

Vehicle technologies: system integration of new components Li-Ion Battery Pack Regenerating Brake System HV electrical system (DC/DC Converter, Charger...) Cooling Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) Steering E-Drivetrain (traction motor, gearbox, inverter, REX) LV electrical system Source: MAGNA

Energy Supplier Schedules for Renewable Energy e.g. Day Ahead forecast and planning of E-Car charging WP 3.4 Network Operator DEMS Aggregated E-Car Storage / Charging point. model LS Gruppe LS Gruppe Aggregation / De-aggreagtion Energy Supplier ECAR DV Image of charging points WP 3.2 WP 3.5 Optional: Control of generation Infrastructure: energy supply & data management & intelligent charging Aggregation / De-aggregation DSO MV / LV network node Intelligent charging control Process Data Gateway for superordinated Energy Management Process Charging points process data EMOP Mobility Provider - Charging points infrastructure - Supervision of infrastructure - Control of infrastructure - Service of infrastructure Source: SIEMENS

Application & users: analysis of market rules & business models Integrated Infrastructure Model Distribution Grid Charge Post Sales Separated Infrastructure Model Distribution Grid Charge Post Sales Individual Infrastructure Model Distribution Grid Regulated Markets Charge Post Sales Source: VERBUND

empora demonstration run in 2012

Outlook empora and empora 2 Leuchtturm empora / empora 2 0 Projektmanagement 2 Fahrzeugtechnologien 3 Infrastrukturtechnologien 4 Anwendungen und Nutzer 0.1 Projektmanagement 0.2 Einbindung von Modellregionen 0.3 Internat. Entwicklung 1 Projectmngnt 2 Stakeholder Dialougues 1 Systemarchitektur 2.1 Range Extender [AVL] 2.2 Bordnetze HV LV EMV [Magna] 2.3 Energiemgmt Fzg. [Magna] 2.4 AC DC On Board Ch. [Infineon] 2.5 Gesamtfahrzeugintegration [Magna] 2.6 Batterieintegration [Magna] 1.1 Systemarchitektur [Siemens] 3.1 Ladeinfrastruktur [Siemens] 3.2 Energiebereitstellung 3.3 Messung, Datenübertr. Clearing, Abrechnung [Siemens] 3.4 Netzstabilität und Netzmanagement [Wien Energie] 3.5 Intelligente Ladesteuerung [Wien Energie] 5 Securing Power 6 Increasing Charging Reliability [Siemens] 1.2 Datenaufber.Mod.reg [AIT] 4.1 Marktmodelle und Marktregeln 4.2 Werkstätten, Service, Messtechnik [AVL] 4.3 Integration in Gesamtverkehrssystem [AIT] 4.4 Geschäftsmodelle 7 Facilitating Network Access [A1 Telekom] 8 Integrating Mobility Modes [AIT] empora follow-up project Thematic focus on infrastructure and application & users Expansion of existing empora consortium Harmonised PM secures close cooperation between projects and management of interfaces Status: revised proposal submitted on 1 st of March 2011 Project start: 1 st of April 2011, duration: 3 years Total project costs: EUR 5 Mio 5 Implementierung 5.1 Demobetrieb [Raiffeisen L.] 5.2 Wissenschaftliche Begleitung [AIT]