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e-MOTICON Ele lectrification of of the transport Ele lectric Power System perspective March 26st 2019, Milano CO CO 2 2 Emis issions per capit ita (sou source: : Worl orld Ban ank) In In tonnes Energy consumption per capit ita (sou


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e-MOTICON

Ele lectrification of

  • f the transport –

Ele lectric Power System perspective

March 26st 2019, Milano

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CO CO2

2 Emis

issions per capit ita (sou

source: : Worl

  • rld Ban

ank)

In In tonnes

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Energy consumption per capit ita (sou

source: : Worl

  • rld Ban

ank)

In In tonnes of

  • f oil
  • il equivaln

lnet

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Ele lectr tricity consumption per capit ita (so

source: : Worl

  • rld Ban

ank)

In In MWh

  • Modern society

will need more and more energy for its prosperity

  • It is possible to be

environment friendly with high energy demand

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Nati tional energy development pla lan (sou

source: SL SLO Gov.) .)

In In TWh

  • Planned consuption increase
  • ver 60% in the next 30 years
  • About 4 TWh (65%) of increase

is for transportation only

  • Condition for decarbonisation

is transport electrification

  • Transportation will be essential

part of electricity consuption

  • We need additional 7 TWh of

renevable energy!?

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Needed rela lativ ive network power in increase (sou

source: ELE ELES) S)

  • Today‘s load curve (cca 12,4 TWh / year)
  • Ideal today‘s network capacity (cca 14,7 TWh)
  • Expected ideal capacity and expected real capacity in 2050 (cca 18,5 TWh)

Over 40% of power network capacity increase is needed!

750 950 1150 1350 1550 1750 1950 2150 2350 2550 2750 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

MW Ure

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Ele lektro Lj Ljublj ljana – dis istribution utilit ility

  • 720 MW, cca 17.000 km of

lines, cca 9.000 power transformers, biggest EV charging network in SLO

  • To keep it running 24/7, 1,5

km of lines, 1 transformer and 80 energy meters need to be exchanged every day

  • 70% more investment is

needed in next 30 years

  • 75% of costs of charging

station is on the network

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Possible stim imulation measures for e-mobilit ity

  • Risk on DSO side is much higher, than on charging infrastructure providers.
  • POTENTIAL FOUNDING SOURCES: Increased network charges; More loans;

National budget; Incentives for transport electrification.

  • Incentives are already being paid and they should be directed into

infrastructure (last for 30+ years) and not vehicles (6 years?).

  • Subsidizing use of EVs through reduced network and energy charges instead
  • f subsidizing purchase of EVs only.
  • Electric and communication networks are biggest technical systems in the

world and very optimized infrastructure (natural monopoly).

  • They support markets of electricity and TC and same shall apply for charging

infrastructure to get most effective results.

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Conclusions

  • We will use even more energy in the future
  • Energy in the future will be electricity from renevable and partially

decentralized sources

  • We will have to increase essentially electric power network capacity and

density to serve the needs

  • Additional founds will be needed for renevable sources and power networks

and incentives for transport electrification seems to be an ideal source

  • Charging infrastructure shall be part of electric power system infrastructure