DBT CHARGING ELECTRIC VEHICLES A S S E M B L É E G É N É R A L E D B T – 1 3 / 1 2 / 2 0 1 8
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EUROPEAN LEADER : HISTORY 2008 Summer 2018 Brand new Productline "Grenelle de slow and fast charge l’environnement“ Forum 1990 DBT founded by 2013 Hervé BORGOLTZ Summer 2017 1 st installations of Fast Launch of QCNG150 chargers in Europe >15,000 normal and semi-quick >2,200 QC stations delivered * charging stations delivered** 2017 October 2018 1992-1994 2012 1 st installations of normal Maintenance agreement 100 new QC sold Manufacturing and sales with Nissan 300 in option charging stations in La agreement with Nissan Rochelle and Paris Dec. 2015 IPO on Alternext 2011 € 4.5m capital increase Objective: 2500 new QCs delivered by 2020 * As of 2017
EUROPEAN LEADER : NEW PRODUCTLINE 2018/2019 Core Business of DBT KEREN SPARK EV STREAM NORMAL CHARGING QUICK CHARGING (QC) SEMI-QUICK CHARGING ULTRA QUICK CHARGING DISPENSER • Option for the • Time*: 3-8h • Time*: 1h-3h • Time*: 20-30 min • Time*: 15-20 min ultra charger • Power** : 3-7 kW • Power** : 3-22 kW • Power** : 22-50 kW • Power** 50-150 kW • Price*** : €2 00- €1, 000 • Price***: €500 - €3,000 • Price***: €15,000 - €25,000 • Price***: €35, 000- €6 0,000 Home Office Retail Highways * Average charging time ** Average power output 4 *** Indicative market price range excluding installation Source: Navigant Research (quick charging) and DBT (other)
EUROPEAN LEADER : EXPERIENCE & PERFORMANCE 20 ▪ 51% Market share 47 49 101 ▪ From January 2013 to May 2018 : 2,200 QCs installed in 37 countries 6 8 7 ▪ Average 20 min charge time 6 64 18 620 ▪ DC/DC or AC/DC/DC – 50kW 76 23 45 126 ▪ Fully operational SLA network 1 New-Zealand with 23 partners in Europe 2 15 53 17 Israel (installation, maintenance and 1 462 supervision) 21 12 96 South Africa 1 6 2 Jordan 7 53 3 1 3 228 China 2 4 Lebanon 1 5
EUROPEAN LEADER : 97% RELIABILITY Stations availability has structurally increased over the past 2 years to best-in-class levels ▪ Operating experience from the largest installed charger base in Europe becoming a strong competitive advantage ▪ ▪ EV manufacturers and clients such as retailers very keen on developing highly reliable fast charging stations ▪ Total amount in the UK: 620 Quick Chargers 100,00 >97% 90,00 80,00 70,00 60,00 50,00 Month reliability data in % 40,00 30,00 20,00 10,00 0,00 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 Apr-17 May-17 Jun-17 Jul-17 Aug-17 Sep-17 Oct-17 Nov-17 Dec-17 UK Network, 620 DBT Fast chargers, monthly reliability data
: WHY ? EUROPEAN LEADER IN FAST CHARGERS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES
MARKET IS NOW Projects Number of chargers and/or charging points Countries Operators and participants FAST-E* 265 chargers Germany : 199 Allego (operator) Belgium : 37 RWE Effizienz, enviaM Volkswagen, BMW, Renault, Nissan Czech republic : 15 Slovakia : 14 GREAT 70 chargers Sweden : 50 N/C Denmark : 20 UNIT-E* 29 chargers Belgium : 23 EDF (FR) / ZCF (UK) (opérateurs) UK : 6 Renault, Nissan, BMW EVA+* 200 chargers Italy : 180 Enel (operator) Renault, Nissan, BMW, Volkswagen Groupe Italia (Volkswagen & Audi) Austria: 20 EAST-E* 57 chargers Croatia: 27 N/C Czech republic : 15 Slovakia : 15 URBAN-E* 23 chargers Slovenia: 9 N/C Croatia: 9 Slovakia: 5 NEXT-E* 222 chargers 50kW Hungria: 54 E.ON (operator) 30 chargers 150-350kW Croatia: 51 Mol Group, Hrvatska elektroprivreda of Croatia, PETROL Nissan, BMW Romania: 40 République Tchèque : 32 NCE Advanced EV Net 60 charging points Pologne : 60 N/C Slovénie: 27 Slovaquie: 18 28 CHɅdeMO / CCS charging points FLEX-E Italy: 8 Nissan, Renault 14 chargers Spain : 4 EDF, Enedis, Enel, Ibil, Verbund France : 2 Nissan, Renault High Speed Electric Mobility* 316 chargers Germany : 150 France: 70 E.ON and Clever (Operators) Sweden : 40 UK : 20 Italy : 20 Denmark : 16 Ionity 400 stations France, Belgium, Netherlands, UK, Germany, Poland, Austria, Hungria, BMW group, mini, Rolls-Royce, Ford, Daimler, VW, Audi, Porsche, Shell 6 CCS charging points per station Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech republic Allego (opérateur) Audi, BMW, Ford, Renault… Ultra-E 25 chargers Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria Magna, Bayern Innovativ, Hubject Up to 350kW for CCS Allego, Fortum Charge & Drive Mega-E 322 chargers Germany, Denmark, Belgium, France, Netherlands, UK, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norwway, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lituania *Projects in which DBT is involved
NEW PARADIGM: NEW EVS, NEW NEEDS AND MORE CHARGING POWER REQUIRED
NEW PARADIGM: NEW EVS, NEW NEEDS AND MORE CHARGING POWER REQUIRED Volkswagen I.D Buzz Skoda vision E 2022 Double motorisation of 306 CV Battery 111 kWh Theoretical autonomy of 500km Ultra fast charging of 150 kW Induction charger (11 kW) with CCS standard & ultra fast charging of 150 kW Autonomy of 600 km with CCS standard I.D Pilot Audi e-tron Sportback Porsche Mission E 2019 Before 2020 503 CV Double motorisation for 600 CV Max power of 307 kW Theoretical autonomy of 500 km Theoretical autonomy of 500 km Ultra fast charging for CCS Ultra fast charging with CCS standard Volkswagen I.D concept Volkswagen I.D Crozz 2020 2020 125 kW electric motor ie 170 CV lithium-ion 83 kWh battery Autonomy from 400 to 600 km Autonomy of 500 km I.D Pilot
NEW PARADIGM: NEW EVS, NEW NEEDS AND MORE CHARGING POWER REQUIRED Opel Ampera-E Jaguar I-PACE 2018 2018 60 kWh battery 90 kWh battery Autonomy of 520 km Autonomy of 500 km CCS fast charge (optional) CCS fast charge Tesla model P Ford model E 2019 2019 Autonomy of 500 km Pick-up Battery > 100 kWh Tesla model Y Mini Electric Concept 2019 / 2020 2019 Based on model 3 Autonomy of 300 km
NEW PARADIGM: NEW EVS, NEW NEEDS AND MORE CHARGING POWER REQUIRED Citroën C5 Aircross Range Rover Sport PHEV 2019 2018 ≃ 60 km infull electric mode Autonomy of 51 km in full electric 2 electric 80 kW motors mode Jeep Yuntu Opel Grandland X 2019 2020 ≃ 60 km in full electric mode 65 km in full electric mode Panamera Turbo SE-Hybrid Ford Transit Custom 2018 2019 Autonomy of 49 km with 140km/h Autonomy of 50 km in full electric speed mode 20 prototypes in London
EUROPEAN LEADER IN FAST CHARGE FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES How : Key to success FROM FAST CHARGE TO ULTRA FAST CHARGE
FROM FAST CHARGE TO ULTRA FAST CHARGE ▪ 2018-2022 generation ▪ 3 connectors (CHAdeMO, CCS/COMBO, AC Type 2) ▪ Upgradable power in DC Version 25 kW → 50 kW ▪ Simultaneous charge in DC ▪ Simultaneous charge up to 3 vehicles ▪ Connected: Wifi, OCCP 2.0 Quick Charger Compact 50 ▪ 2020 and after Quick Charger NQC ▪ 3 connectors (CHAdeMO, CCS/COMBO, AC Type 2) The European blockbuster ▪ Upgradable power in DC 50 kW → 150 kW ▪ Simultaneous charge in DC ▪ Since 2013, 2,200 units ▪ Simultaneous charge up to 3 vehicles ▪ 50kW delivered ▪ Can deliver power up to 150 kW in DC ▪ 3 standards since 2013 ▪ Connected: Wifi, OCCP 2.0 ▪ Available in 37 countries ▪ Charge: 3 x 50kW / 1 x 100kW + 2 x 50kW / 1 x 150kW ▪ Unique worldwide exprience Ultra Charger 150
KEYS TO SUCCESS: EVOLUTIVITY & CONNECTIVITY THE NEW NG RANGE ▪ On the way to 350kW if needed ▪ Same electrical basement and electrical connection ▪ Same upgradable power modules ▪ Charge 100% of EVs GRID GRID GRID GRID 150 kW 50 kW 75 kW 100 kW 175kW
NEW PARADIGM: NEW EVS, NEW NEEDS AND MORE CHARGING POWER REQUIRED Crédits: JP. Glatigny, Renault Trucks, Avere France ▪ ▪ Renault Truck – Maxity (electric version) Dispenser 100 to 150kW ▪ ▪ Up to 920 volts Autonomy: 70 à 100 km ▪ ▪ Can be used in 350kW configuration Payload: 2100 kg ▪ Maximum speed: 90km/h
DBT LANCE SA PLATEFORME DE SUPERVISION DÉMATÉRIALISÉE POUR LE « SMART CHARGING » DES VÉHICULES ÉLECTRIQUES La plateforme de gestion dématérialisée de DBT
FUTURE MULTIFUNCTION ELECTRICAL STATION CONCEPT ▪ 1 to 2 parking spaces served ▪ Many implantation possibilities
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CONTACT CEO DBT Parc Horizon 2000 Hervé Borgoltz 62117 Brebières hborgoltz@dbt.fr +33 (0)3 21 50 92 92 +33 (0)6 87 75 17 21 www.dbt.fr Communication Alexandre Borgoltz aborgoltz@dbt.fr +33 (0)6 01 07 24 50 Marlène Maréchal communication@dbt.fr +33 (0)3 21 50 92 92
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