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FUTURE MOBILITY

#IDEALMobility

Benjamin Carnerero

Electric Mobility Analyst, EDF Energy R&D UK Centre

Today’s Host & Speakers

Maria Hernandez

Head of Innovation Cisco UKI

David Altabev

Head of Urban Connected Communities, 5G Testbed & Trials Team, DCMS

Robin Melvin

Head of Innovation, EDF Energy Blue Lab

Nick Woolley

CEO and Co-founder, ev.energy

Future of Mobility

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Benjamin Carnerero

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EV context at EDF Energy

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Becoming the Europe’s leading e- mobility energy company by 2022:

• Supply power for 600,000 vehicles

by 2022.

• Deploy 75,000 charge points via

Izivia (ex-Sodetrel) and offer 250,000 interoperable terminals to its customers.

• Operate 4,000 smart charging points

by 2020 with the creation of Dreev. “I am particularly proud of our commitment to convert the whole of

• ur car fleet to electric vehicles by

2030” – JB Lévy. At EDF Energy charging infrastructure will be soon deployed in 5 sites following the creation of Izivia Limited:

• Exeter & Hove (Customer)
• Barnwood, Hinckley Point B &

Hunterstone (Generation) Electric Adventures:

• 4 short videos to advertise “how

easy it is to drive an electric car”.

• Promotion of EDF Energy EV offer.
• Testimonies about EV experiences.

Offering customers a new Electric Vehicle service including:

• New EV energy tariff.
• Vehicle leasing opportunity.
• Home smart charger solutions.

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Mobility at EDF Energy R&D UK Centre

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26 September 2019 Benjamin Carnerero - Future of Mobility – Connected & Autonomous Vehicles 2014 – Four City Trial Jun 16 – CAV 1 Nov16 – CAV 2 Jul 17 – CAV 3 Oct 17 – Meridian 1 May 18 – Mod & Sim Sep 18 – CAV 4 Nov 18 – Meridian 2/3 Aug 19 – Cyber-security feasibility studies

CAV project in the UK

A growing ecosystem:

• More and more UK based

universities and industries are considering Connected & Autonomous vehicles.

• A large number of foreign

companies join consortiums. A significant R&D financing:

• Over £250 million grant

unlocked by the Centre for Connected & Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) encouraging a fast development.

• A pioneering role since 2014.
• Six areas of focus for all projects

financed covering the whole chain of CAVs.

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What makes the UK a welcoming country for CAV?

• Gov. engagement

“The DfT wants to see fully autonomous cars with no steering wheels tested on UK roads by 2021.”

Test bed Facilities

Outstanding possibilities to trial autonomous vehicles supported by the Code of Practice for trials.

Regulatory Framework

The UK is the 1st country which delivered insurance and liabilities for driverless vehicles.

Mobile Network

4G is rolled out in 90% of the UK highways to support a good communication between vehicles

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“The UK is ready for the journey”

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) recently released its Connected and Autonomous Vehicles report 2019 which is highlighting the leading role of the UK in the world and the economic perspectives CAVs will unlock.

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For further information please contact Shirin.Shah@edfenergy.com

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