3. Estonian waytosmartsociety Electromobility agenda introduced inMoEaC Re-independence Electronicvoting Program “Tigerleap” : heavyinvestment to ICT infrastructure PCs toeveryschool Electromobility Program Green ICT Study Smart Vormsi project X-Road: XML-based backboneforgovernment apps and databases Estonian- Finnishgridsconnected Energy Technology program E-goverment Digitalsignature Actetc. ID-card M-Parking
10. EV charging use cases Public/shared charger Emergency charging Routine shared charging Travel charging Routine/planned charging Extraordinary charging Daily office charging Daily home charging Dedicated charger
11. Use cases and technology options AC Normal 6-8h AC Medium 1-2h DC fast 20-30min Daily office charging OK Maybe Not OK Private OK Daily home charging Maybe Not OK Routine shared charging Maybe Maybe OK Public Emergency charging Not OK Maybe OK Travel charging Not ok OK OK
16. Timelinethisyear Deadlineforfastcharger tenders Analysis Selectionoflocations Tech. Spec CallforTendersforelectricityprojects CallforTendersforpre-installationworks CallforTendersfor AC slowchargers (forsocialworkers) Contractwithsuccesfultenderer Implementation CallforTendersforfastchargerinfrastructure and operatingservices
17. Uniqueopportunitiesfor EV valuechainin Estonia Flexibleand cost-effectivetest-bed Uniqueclimate -35 C … +35 C Highconcentrationof EVs DC fastcharging and impacttogrids Centraloperatingmodelfor EV infra Advanced ICT infrastructure R&D possibilitiesfor “second-life” ofcarbatteries (1000 EVs afteryear 2017)
18. Conclusion GOV weprovide 360° frameworkconditionstowideradoptionofEV’s. EV valuechainmust demonstratethesustainable, competitivesolutionsforprivatetransportation. Estonia isthebestplacetodothat.