Director, Global Warming Prevention Division, Aichi Prefectural Government. Nobuhiro Ito

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Director, Global Warming Prevention Division, Aichi Prefectural Government Nobuhiro Ito

Introduction of Aichi Prefecture Center of Japan, Aichi Prefecture Rice terraces Nagoya City Tokyo Metropolis Nagoya Port Aichi Prefecture Tomei and Shintomei Expressway Tokai-do Shinkansen Tyubu Kokusai Airport Ise Bay 10 Aichi Tokyo Osaka Gross Japan percentage of Aichi prefecture Population 7.48million 13.52million 8.84million 127.10million 5.9% Area 5,172km2 2,191km2 1,905km2 377,981km2 1.4% The total amount of manufactured goods shipment US$395.0 billion US$68.6 billion US$138.9 billion US$2653.9 billion 14.9% as of October, 2015 as of October, 2017 as of March, 2017

Comparison with Other main Prefecture The number of four-wheel vehicle possession Prefecture name Area passenger car Cargo vehicles The number of car possession per person Population Load extension Aichi 5,172km2 7.48million 5.02million 4.15million 0.86million 0.67 5,569km Tokyo 2,191km2 13.52million 3.95million 3.18million 0.78million 0.29 2,684km Osaka 1,905km2 8.84million 3.52million 2.78million 0.74million 0.4 1,905km Domestic total 377,981km2 127.10million 77.67million 61.49million 16.17million 0.61 185,091km October 2017 October 2015 March 2017 Time of date The percentage of travelers transportation means Aichi April 2015 2009 privately owned car Railway bus, taxi and others Tokyo Osaka Aichi Prefecture is the area where people have a strong dependency on car transportation.

Aichi Traffic Pollution Control Strategy Solution for Environmental issues caused by Automobile is needed. Decision of Aichi Traffic Pollution Control Strategy in the New Century (October, 2002) Decision of Aichi Traffic Pollution Control Strategy 2020 (March, 2013) Future Vision Support peaceful and comfort lives / build the society which make harmony with both car uses and environment, Environmental Target Keep environmental standard of NO2, suspended particle matter and noises. Regarding Global greenhouse gases, reduce 12% from transportation section. (compared with 1990)

Efforts of Aichi Traffic Pollution Control Strategy Aichi works on followings with national government and municipality Efforts 1Reinforcement of measures for Automobile 2Conducting car type restriction / promote turn Cars from outside to emission standard cleared cars 3Promotion of low-emission vehicle 4Promotion of Eco-drive 5Adjustment and reduction of transportation needs 6Promotion of measures for transportation 7Promotion of measures for Automobile transportation concentrated area 8Promotion of enlightening activities 9Measures for improving load environment public works Promotion of measures for diesel vehicle Promote control of using car type restriction unmatched car Promotion of introducing electrified vehicle, low-emission car and car with good gas mileage Promotion of building infrastructure of fuel supply facilities Conducting Eco-drive Maintenance, improvement and promotion of public transportation Decentralization and avoidance of transit and inflow transportation Promotion of measures for Automobile environment in South Nagoya area Promotion and enlightening activities of innovative Eco-car like next generational automobiles Promotion of measures for road structure and improving roadside environment

Japanese electrified vehicles environmental performance Electrified vehicles CO2 emission is less than conventional automobiles. Comparison of CO2 emission ( well to wheel ) CO2 emissions Well to Wheel JC08 g-co2/km Gasoline car EV (compositions of 2:12年度) 2 in 2012) (電源構成 power sources (Hybrid drive) Electrified PHV (battery charging drive) (compositions of power sources in 2012) 2:12年度) vehicles(充電走行 電源構成 1 2 ハイブリッド走行 (off-site natural gas 1 except for HV VFCV reforming) 充電走行 電源構成:09年度 Reference; Made by aichi prefectural government, based on Comprehensive efficiency and GHG emission analytics report by incorporated foundation of Japan automobile research institute, March 2011, Nuclear,1.7 2 compositions of power sources in 2012 Renewable,10

Support measures to promote electrified vehicles EV PHV FCV Supports for introduction of EVs, PHVs and FCVs Supports for installing charging facilities Tax exemption from national and Aichi prefectural government Ex: Exempt tax for buying and possessing cars Subsidies from national and Aichi prefectural government Ex: support 30% of prices of newlybought EV taxi Ex: support 40% of prices of newlybought FCV taxi Subsidies from national and Aichi prefectural government Increase support rate for construction which along with our plan Supports 75% of maintenance cost of hydrogen stations and 90% of operation cost

Our view of constructing battery charging facilities Private Area Basic charging facilities Path charging facilities Public Area Destination charging facilities Home Dwell time around 30minnutes Dwell time around an hour Dwell time Over an hour Office Quick battery charging Normal battery charger Quick battery charger Normal battery charging Roadside service areas SA/PA convenience stores Restaurants, roadside stations, around interchanges Hotels sightseeing places mass commercial facilities public facilities (museums) We made Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV For mass popularization of EV, promote instalment of appropriate setting of public charging facilities.

Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV Appropriate arrangement and installation policy According to the following ideas by each municipality, we make the Arrangement Plan. Path charging facilities 1Arrangement depends on road extension 2In case of city area 3Setting around expressways interchanges Destination charging facilities Setting in commercial facilities etc

Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV Path charging facilities (1Arrangement depends on road extension) Major regional road Approximately 10km interval Approximately 15km interval General prefectural road National Highway Approximately 20km interval Types of battery charger quick battery charger and normal battery charger Installation places Around main highways Installation policy Even drivers look for charging facilities after they receive battery amount left warning, their car don t run out battery The number of needed battery chargers One battery charger in every 10-20 km.

Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV Path charging facilities (2In case of city area) Nagoya city Ise Bay DID: the area where more than 4,000 people live per 1 km2 Main road Types of battery charger quick battery charger and normal battery charger Installation places city area and center of downtown DID(Densely Inhabited Destrict) Instalment policy there is no congestion of battery charging in city area and center of downtown The number of needed battery chargers one battery charger in every 4 km2.

Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV Path charging facilities (③Setting around expressways interchanges) Types of battery charger quick battery charger and normal battery charger Installation places around interchanges highway Instalment policy for additional battery charging before/after using expressway Ise Bay IC The number of needed battery chargers one battery charger in every up and down lane interchanges

Aichi arrangement and installation plan of charging facilities for EV,PHV Destination charging facilities (Setting in commercial facilities) Type of battery charger normal battery charger Installation places hotels, big malls, sightseeing places, City halls, Town halls, and museums. Instalment policy charge battery while drivers stay their destination The number of needed battery chargers one battery charger in every place

Target number of charging facilities installation Target number by 2020 (Public Area) Classification Path charging facilities Destination charging facilities Total The number of places The number of battery chargers 721 730 1,451 954 1,046 2,000

Promotion system of the plan Aichi EV/PHV popularization network It is made up people who take the lead to conduct or support promotion of electric car popularization and construction of battery charging infrastructure. Establishment 23 April, 2009 Participants 96 enterprises and organizations( February, 2018 ) Participants Automobile maker (Toyota Motor Corporation, Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Toyota Auto Body Co., Ltd., Honda Motor Co., Ltd., ) Local government (Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya City, Toyohashi city, Okazaki City, Kariya City, Toyota city and others) Other enterprises (DENSO Corporation, Toyota Industries Corporation) Total 5 companies 12 groups 79 groups 96 Operator Activities decide action plans, evaluate and report conducted, willingly introduce electric cars, construct battery charging infrastructure, and do enlightening activities to popularize EV and PHV.

Improving convenience of charging facilities ~Send out location information of battery chargers~ Location information of battery chargers (Web site) Location information of battery chargers (application)

Situation of installation of charging facilities in Aichi (the number of battery chargers,charging places) new goal (the number of battery chargers) the number of battery chargers the number of charging places 1,655 new goal (the number of charging places)

Situation of installation of charging facilities opened to the public in Aichi < Installation places as of March, 2013 > < Installation places as of March, 2017> 661 battery chargers in 494 places 1723 battery chargers in 1199 places Installation places(fast battery charger) Installation places(usual battery charger) Installation places(fast battery charger) Installation places(usual battery charger)

Constructing hydrogen stations Aichi FCV promotion council For promoting FCV, we promote and guide preparations for hydrogen stations, in conjunction with national and local governments, and private companies. Establishment 1 July, 2005 Participants 69 enterprises and organizations( March, 2018 ) Aichi hydrogen stations arrangement and installation plan (February,2014) Subsidies for preparations Subsidies for managements

Situation of installation of hydrogen stations in Aichi 17 hydrogen stations in 18 places Sales by using 2 battery chargers (March, 2018) Mobile hydrogen station : Station(open) 12 hydrogen stations in 12 places : Mobile(open) 3 hydrogen stations in 4 places : Station(unfinished) 1 hydrogen stations in 1 places : Station(demonstration) 1 hydrogen stations in 1 places

Change in Electrified vehicles situation in Aichi ( as of March, 2017 ) (cars) PHV EV FCV

Comparison of the situation of installation of public charging facilities March,2017 Item EV PHV FCV The situation of installation of public charging facilities In Aichi Prefecture about 1200places (battery charger) (6% of gross Japan) about 1500places (gas station) about 1200places (battery charger) 16places (hydrogen station) (16% of gross Japan) The situation of installation of public charging facilities In Japan about 21000places (battery charger) about 31000places (gas station) about 21000places (battery charger) about 100places (hydrogen station) The number of popularization of the Automobile In Aichi Prefecture about 7 thousand about 8 thousand about 6 hundred

Future plans <Charging facilities> 1Setting in unconstructed areas including mountainous areas 2Setting in new facilities attracting many customers like large shopping malls 3having more than one battery charger per place to reduce congestion <Hydrogen-supply facilities> Setting in both city areas and unconstructed areas

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