Cloud-Based Services for Electric Vehicles

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Cloud-Based Services for Electric Vehicles April 11, 2012 UC-Santa Cruz ISM 270 Prof. Kevin Ross Geoff Ryder, Ph.D. Sustainability Management & Strategy Team SAP Labs, Palo Alto geoff.ryder@sap.com, Internal 2011 2012 SAP AG. AG. AG. All All rights All rights reserved. 1

Safe Harbor Statement This document is intended to outline future product direction, and is not a commitment by SAP to deliver any given code or functionality. Any statements contained in this document that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements. SAP undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forwardlooking statements. All forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations. The timing or release of any product described in this document remains at the sole discretion of SAP. This document is for informational purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, and they should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. Internal 2

Agenda for April 11, 2012-1. Introducing SAP -2. Introducing Electric Vehicles -3. SAP Innovation: the EV Cloud -4. ISM 270 Web Programming Homework: Mapping Applications Internal 3

Introducing SAP 30 M 30K 1 Households now served by utilities using SAP smart grid / AMI solutions Vehicle engines produced per day under mfg processes managed by SAP software DJSI has ranked SAP as the #1 sustainable IT company every year since 2007 Internal 4

Estimate: The Economic California Impact statewide of SAP cumulative Solutions investment through 2020 to achieve RPS goals Internal 5

Introducing Electric Vehicles Internal 6

How Many EVs are there? Current US Vehicle Fleet: ~ 246M US EV Sales, 2015: ~ 1M? Source: Electrification Coalition Internal 7

Data from Argonne National Labs Internal 8

Data from Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) Internal 9

Years of Global Experience with a Wide Range of Customers & Partners SAP Research & Intel Research, Ireland High Performance Computing for EV Analytics Home Energy Mgmt. Sys. Integration SAP Research, Germany EU-Wide EV Service Clearinghouse/Mkt Consolidated Billing for Roaming Scenarios EVs, Renewable Generation, & Smart Grid Ride Sharing Stromos Electric Vehicle Fleet SAP Labs, India Reva Electric Vehicle Fleet Smart Grid Lab AMI Integration SAP Singapore Mobile Computing Initiatives for Urban Transportation SAP Labs, Palo Alto Nissan Leaf Electric Vehicle Fleet Internal 10

SAP Addresses Three Roadblocks to EV Adoption 1 Lack of Information 2 Lack of Infrastructure 3 Range Anxiety Internal 11

EV Cloud Platform EV Head Unit / Center Stack Partnering Utility EV Driver s Mobile Device EVSE, EV Service Provider EV Cloud SAP & Partner Applications Retail Partner Regulator, Public Authority Internal 12

EV Data Sharing & Analytics, Europe: the Green emotion Project Internal 13

Top 5Five reasons for utilities to join the EV Cloud to help transform their electric vehicle programs Internal 14

EV Cloud Platform 1 Pre-Purchase & Program Enrollment 2 Data Sharing & Analytics 3 Grid-Aware Charging 4 Unified Statement 5 Green Energy Internal 15

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Pre purchase education and financial planning Prospect EV drivers - education and prepurchase financial planning Sign EV drivers up for loyalty plans, reward programs Easy to make changes and updates Enroll new EV drivers in energy plans @ Dealership Information on energy plans, policies Utility Partner New customer enrollment notifications Participating Dealership Internal 16

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Example of a SAP CRM loyalty program: Centrica Internal 17

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Advanced technology powering the SAP EV Cloud Platform Sybase Mobility JPaaS, Crossgate B2B Cloud, Success Factors Customer SAP Applications: ERP, ISU, CRM, EV Cloud High-Performance Analytic Appliance (HANA) Predict EV charging clusters, hot spots, & transformer upgrades Data-driven evaluation of new rate structures and business models Internal 18

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Advanced technology from SAP HANA: High Performance Analytic Appliance Source: Farber et al. 2011 Internal 19

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Source: Farber et al. 2011 Internal 20

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy SAP EV Cloud enables grid-aware charging Help drivers understand & take advantage of TOU pricing; Help enable automated demand response to public charge spots and home chargers; Macro DR for grid support, Micro DR to manage hot spots Enable demand response directly to the car: proactive response, vs. reactive DR not limited by the number of charge spots Automated DR signal EV Cloud Internal 21

The Impact of Electric Vehicle Charging on the Grid Problem: can older poletop transformers in our service territory handle the new load? Orange: typical peak residential electricity use, kw Blue: peak EV charging rate, kw Springdale, AR 7.7 South Bend, IN 6 Dulles, VA Hartford, CT 4.6 4.3 San Francisco, CA 3 Tesla, 240V at 80 A 19.2 PEV, 240V at 32 A 7.7 PEV, 240V at 15 A 3.6 PEV, 120 V at 12 A 1.4 0 5 10 15 20 25 (Research by Arindam Maitra, EPRI, 2010) Internal 22

Asset Capacity versus EV Penetration Level (Research by Arindam Maitra, EPRI, 2010) Internal 23

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Scenario: encourage more charging station deployments by managing demand charges Electricity usage, kwh No demand charge management Utility demand charge tariff structure: the electricity bill for a business is based on its peak load during the month. Cutoff for next higher electricity pricing tier EV Cloud Demand charge management No EV charging Time Allowed rate of charge for retail customers at this address, controlled / uncontrolled Internal 24

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Unified statement of charging activity through the SAP EV Cloud Pull together records of charging activity across SAP partners, and combine into a unified statement inserted into the driver s residential electric bill or provided via Portal & Mobile Device. Compute metrics of interest to the driver, such as emissions and fuel use avoided. Mr. Michael Smith 37 Main St. Redwood City. CA 94062 Billing Period: 02-01-2014 02-28-2014 Electricity for Vehicle Use: 332.39 kwh Cost of Electricity for Vehicle Use: $64.79 GHG Emissions Avoided, kg Monthly Usage by Category Electricity Used for Vehicles Public Charging 92 kwh Home: Other Uses 330 kwh Oct Nov Dec Jan 2014 Feb 241 kwh 455 kwh Home: Electric Vehicle Charging Oct Nov Dec Jan 2014 Feb Gallons of gasoline saved in February Internal 25

Top 5 1 2 Enrollment Analytics 3 Grid-Aware 4 Statement 5 Green Energy Provisioning green energy offset plans through the SAP EV Cloud EV drivers buy Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) from SAP partners to offset nonrenewable energy consumption. For normal vehicle use patterns, this will require 3-5 RECs per year, where one REC corresponds to 1 MWh of energy. Internal 26

Summary: EV Cloud Platform 1 Pre-Purchase & Program Enrollment 2 Data Sharing & Analytics 3 Grid-Aware Charging 4 Unified Statement 5 Green Energy Internal 27

Simple ROI for one charging station, for a small business. One networked pedestal-mount EVSE costs $4K. 1K dollars $2.00 $1.00 $0.00 ($1.00) ($2.00) ($3.00) ($4.00) ($5.00) ($6.00) Model revenue needed to break even +1 Year +2 Parameter Interest rate EVSE Cost EVSE lifetime +3 +4 Value 5%, annual $4,000 (EVSE) + $2,000 (install) 7 years With no public subsidy, the charging station must generate ~$1000 per year in revenue or more for the investment to have a positive net present value (NPV). With public subsidy for 50% of total cost ~$500 per year +5 +6 Options for revenue: (1) Reselling utility company electricity revenue sharing agreement with EVSE network operator and utility (2) Charging more to park by the EVSE (priority classes, fleet discounts?) (3) Additional sales volume from higher customer traffic or longer customer stays (4) Providing other services for, e.g., municipal government (5) Claiming low-carbon fuel credits for electricity sold (6) Other types of revenue sharing with EVSE network operator Internal 28

O Reilly WHERE Conference, San Francisco Source: Placecast 2011 2012 SAP AG. AG. All All rights rights reserved. Internal 29

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Pricing structures for electrical fuel, considering models from the utility, telecom, airline and oil & gas industries Billing Telecom Fleet Gas Stations Pre- Pay Credit Debit Traditional Utilities Open for discussion Cash Tiered Rate Price based on volume per period, e.g. 10c for the first 10 kwh, 15c for 10kWh 20 kwh Timeof-use Price based on time of use, e.g. 10c for off-peak/ nights & weekends, 25c for peak / daytime Flat Rate Unlimited use of service, e.g. unlimited text messages or nation-wide calls Service level price based on service level agreement, e.g. $29.99 for 512kB upload / 6 Mb download speed Realtime market-based prices, e.g. gasoline prices related to oil prices Airline Pricing Airlines are another industry with sophisticated pricing models and a service/product with similar characteristics to electricity. Overbooking flights is an particular interesting strategy for maximizing utilization of capacity. Internal 31

Thank You! Geoff Ryder, EV Cloud Development Team, SAP Labs - Palo Alto geoff.ryder@sap.com