FUEL CELL BUSES - AN UPHILL ROAD TO SUCCESS

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FUEL CELL BUSES - AN UPHILL ROAD TO SUCCESS LONDON, 30 NOVEMBER 2016 PAUL JENNE

LIMITS TO THE ENVIRONMENT Air pollution causes substantial environment and health impacts (2013) : 330-940bn including 4bn healthcare costs 40m EU citizens are still exposed to PM10 levels above the EU limits! Transportation accounts for approx. 25% of GHG emissions It is time we get these numbers into the equation! Burning Fossil Fuels in Trafic is no longer an option!

LIMITS TO DIESEL TECHNOLOGY 1099 Injection Technologies High Pressure Common Rail Systems Cooling Technologies Low Flow Cooling (LFC) Air Injection EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) NT Cooling (Niedertermperatur) Aftertreatment Technologies CRT (Continuous Generation Trap) DOC (Denox Oxydation Catalyst) SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) EGR + SCR + CRT all together!! Emissions on SORT1 duty cycle (800k Km, Euro 5) x 1000 kg. 10.4 3.4 5.5 Nox NO2 PM CO2 Nothing short of an on-board chemical plant

Where are fuel cell buses in Europe today? à Over 90 fuel cell buses in operazon/about to start operazon + >100bus project awarded Ongoing EU-funded fuel cell bus projects CHIC ü Aargau, CH 5 FC buses (2011) ü Bolzano, IT 5 FC buses (2013) ü London, UK 8 FC buses (2011) ü Milan, IT 3 FC buses (2013) ü Oslo, NO 5 FC buses (2013) ü Cologne, DE* 4 FC buses (2011/14) ü Hamburg, DE* 6 FC buses (2011/2015) High V.LO-City ü San Remo, IT 5 FC buses (2016) ü Antwerp, BE 5 FC buses (2015) ü Aberdeen, UK 4 FC buses (2015) HyTransit ü Aberdeen, UK 6 FC buses (2015) Legend Countries with (upcoming) fuel cell buses ü In operazon ü Planned operazon (2015) OperaZon start/planned start * Co-financed by regional/nazonal funding sources Ongoing EU-funded fuel cell bus project 3Emo8on ü Cherbourg, FR 5 FC buses (2017) ü South Ro8erdam, NL 2 FC buses (2017) ü South Holland, NL 4 FC buses (2017) ü London, UK 2 FC buses (2017) ü Antwerp, BE 3 FC buses (2017) ü Rome, IT 5 FC buses (2017) Current na8onal/regional-funded fuel cell bus projects ü Karlsruhe, DE * 2 FC buses (2013) ü Stu8gart, DE * 4 FC buses (2014) ü Frankfurt, DE * - 1 FC bus (2016) ü Arnhem, NL* 3 FC buses (2016/2017) ü Groningen, NL* 2 FC buses (2017) ü Eindhoven, NL* 2 FC buses (2016) Last update: October 2016

FUEL CELL BUS FLEETS New Programs in 2017 (142) and 2018 (150) TOTAL by 2018 : min. 200 TOTAL mileage sofar : - USA : over 3 million Km (since 2011) - EU : over 8 million Km (since 2009) 3 projects (CHIC, High VLOCity, HyTransit) Fuel Economy : 8 kg/100 km Availability : 85-92% More than 30 major cities and regions in 13 Member States can t be wrong!

ALTERNATIVE ZERO EMISSION TECHNOLOGIES Inductively charged TRL 4 > 5 Electric Trolleybus TRL 9 Conductively Overhead Charged TRL 5 > 6 Fuel Cell Electric Bus TRL 7 > 8 Only electric trolleybuses are time-tested Only Fuel Cell Electric Buses have achieved highest Readiness Level

MARKET SEGMENTS/PROPULSION Bus Type % Midibus 11.4 Standard 12m 56.4 Artic 18m 26.5 Other 5.7 Source : UITP Survey 3iBS 2013 Propulsion Diesel Biodiesel CNG Biogas Electric Other Current 79 % 9.9 % 7 % 0.6 % 1.2 % 2.3 % Future (2025) Source : UITP Survey 3iBS 2013 34 % 18.9 % 26.3 % 13.2 % 41.5* % 13.2 % * incl. hybrids

CO2 (W-T-W) FOOTPRINT in 2015 (kg/100km) (Source : Fuel Cell Electric Buses PotenZal for Sustainable Public Transport in Europe RB Strategy Consultants for FCH JU September 2015) Diesel H2 steam reforming methane H2 electrolysis grid electricity DE H2 electrolysis grid electricity UK H2 electrolysis grid electricity NL H2 electrolysis grid electricity FR H2 electrolysis grid electricity NO H2 electrolysis RES 0 8 31 106 122 180 201 225 Only Renewables will do! Let s do it right. Time is running out.

BUS COST DEVELOPMENT (Source : Fuel Cell Buses Potential for Sustainable Public Transport in Europe A study for the FCH JU by RB Strategy Consultants) FC bus purchase price evolution Price projection scenarios (x 1000 ) -76% 700 600 700-730 570-600 FC electric Diesel-electric Diesel 500 420-450 400-450 1990s 2002 2008 2013 2015 400 300 200 331 329 299 300 232 233 238 244 2015 2020 2025 2030 > So far, bus prices have decreased by about 75% since 90s > Decrease 2010 2015 (to 2010 level) : - 35% > Decrease 2015 2020 (to 2010 level) : -52% > Price projections on following assumptions : > 2015-2020 : niche (< 1000) > 2020-2025 : scale (8-10,000) > 2025-2030 : best case (10-20,000) > Technological synergies with passenger cars show further cost-down potential (not depicted here)

REVOLUTION NOW (Source : The future for Clean Energy Technologies - Update Sept 2016 (DOE) Cost reduction of renewables and fuel cell stacks in 2008-2015 time frame between 65% and 53% On-target and a lot more to come before 2025. Future Developments and Game changers include : - Home-made hydrogen (for the car and the house) - Cost of hydrogen less than diesel - Platinum free fuel cells - Solar-driven hydrogen production plants - Policy mandates for zero emission vehicles in city centres

CONCLUSIONS Electric buses will be mainstream in 2020 2025 time frame Battery and Fuel Cell Electric Buses will complement each other. Their share will be defined by the application and the cost factors (bus, H2 cost vs. infra) FCEB s will have run millions of kilometers in trouble free daily service FCEB s are reliable, safe and easy to operate FCEB s offer zero CO2 W-T-W transport from day 1!! FCEB s do NOT NEED a network for refueling/recharging FCEB s are NOT limited in their operation or use FCEB s are NOT subject to expensive and dedicated infrastructure and charging systems FCEB s will become affordable with competitive TCO (on level playing field terms) FCEB s are part of the future of transportation!!!!!!

Thank you for your attention Please consult www.fuelcellbuses.eu website (on-line shortly) to learn more, including a self-assessment questionnaire for public transit stakeholders and PTO/PTA