Heather Flanagan from ABB, Inc. presented on Electric Charging at the 11th Annual Green Vehicles Workshop & Showcase on Tuesday, April 22, 2014.

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April 22, 2014 | Slide 1
EV Charging Infrastructure
EV Charging in 2014 and Beyond
Heather Flanagan – April 22, 2014

2.  Who is ABB?
 EV Charging: State of the industry
 Vehicles and Standards
 Infographics
 Q&A
Outline

3. A global leader in power and automation technologies
Leading market positions in main businesses
~150,000
employees
Present
in
countries
+100
Formed
in
1988
merger of Swiss (BBC, 1891)
and Swedish (ASEA, 1883)
engineering companies
In revenue
(2013)
billion
42$

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How ABB is organized
Five divisions
 Industrial automation
 Motors and generators,
drives, controls and
instrumentation
 Robots and robotic systems
 eMobility, EV charging, rail
 Control systems and services
 Power technologies:
 Transformers
 Switchgear, relays, breakers,
arresters, contactors
 Power systems, packaging,
turnkey projects
 Grid stability, energy storage,
microgrids
 ABB’s portfolio covers:
Power
Products
Power
Systems
Discrete
Automation
and Motion
Process
Automation
Low Voltage
Products

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Why ABB?
Solutions for the whole EV charging value chain
Charging Network
Software Services
 3G Connectivity
 Galaxy services
 EVSP enabler
Grid Automation
 SCADA & Ventyx
Building
Automation
 KNX, energy mngt.
DC Fast Chargers
 20-50kW systems
 Multi-Standard
 Open protocols
 (OCPP and APIs)
Components
 DIN rail &
distribution boards
Power Quality
 PQF, PCS100
Renewable
Integration
 HVDC, solar, wind
Substations
 Power systems
 ABB’s future-proof
solutions will work together
seamlessly throughout the
whole value chain
Energy storage
 B.E.S.S.

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Vehicle Data
EDTA EV’s sold YTD
 Source: http://www.electricdrive.org/index.php?ht=d/sp/i/20952/pid/20952
Plug-in car
sales are
doubling
every year

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DC charging versus AC charging
CHAdeMO
module
DC Fast
Charging
Station
On-board
Charger
Li-ion
battery
BMS
Every vehicle needs to have it’s own
onboard equipment
Infrastructure investment is shared with
hundreds of users
AC Charging DC Charging
On-board versus Off-board equipment

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SAE J1772 AC CHAdeMO SAE J1772 CCS (Combo)
AC; < 19.2 kW DC; < 62.5 kW DC; < 90 kW
Typical 3.3, 6.6 kW Typical 20-50 kW 20-50 kW
4-8 Hour Charge 15-60 min. Charge 15-60 min. Charge
“Universal”
Charging Standards
© ABB Group

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EV’s in North America: Who/When?
Which infrastructure is required?
Only AC slow
charging
(3 – 7.2 kW)
CHAdeMO
DC fast charging
CCS “Combo”
DC fast charging
Specials
(proprietary)
On the roads 2014 Beyond
Ford
Focus Electric
Volkswagen
e-Golf
Nissan
Leaf
Mitsubishi
i-MiEV
Nissan
e-NV200
Tesla Model S
Mitsubishi
Outlander PHEV
Toyota
RAV4 EV
Tesla Roadster
Chevy Volt Toyota
Prius Plug-in
Honda
Fit EV
Tesla Model X
Chevy
Spark EV
Zero
Model S
Cadillac ELR
Honda Accord Plug-In
BMW
i3
BMW
i8
KIA
Soul EV
BMW
x5
Boulder
trucks
Mercedes
B-class EV

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Use cases in electric vehicle charging
Different solutions for each specific use case
Highway / En-route
 DC Charging -
CHAdeMO
 15-30 minutes
Office
 AC & DC charging
 30-120 min. (fast)
 8 hours (workday)
Commercial
 DC & AC charging
 30-120 min. (fast)
Home
 AC charging
 8 hours (overnight)
 2 hours (top-off)
Malls, retail, theaters, gym,
college campuses, city parking
Highway, rest stops, convenience
stores, fleets, grocery,

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Connecting countries with fast-charging networks
Building experience, one nation at a time

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Workplace Charging
Example: ABB Innovation Campus (Wauwatosa, WI)
 300 employees move-in May 2014
 Workplace Charging Challenge
 Two Parking Lots
 Surface Lot (Campus shared)
 1 DC Charger
 Company Nissan Leaf, visitors, passers-by
 2 AC Level 2 Chargers
 Company Nissan Leaf
 59 underground parking spots
 4 Handicap
 4 AC Level 2 EV Chargers
 Employees with Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf

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Workplace Charging
Things to consider
 How many employees will want to plug in now, and in the future?
 How many employees will NEED to plug in now, and in the
future?
 Do you want/need to require authorization?
 Will you charge a fee for charging?
 Public or private: Will customers, passers-by, or other visitors be
allowed to charge?
 How important is up-time and connectivity?
 Is there public charging nearby that can be leveraged?
 Will people stay plugged in all day?
 Is there enough power?
 Does EV charging improve public image or increase talent
retention?

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Terra 53 Charge Station
Product Terra 51
AC Input 3Ф, 480 VAC±10%
Maximum output power DC 50kW
Output voltage 50-500 V
Output current 120A
Efficiency > 92%
Power factor > 0,98
RFID system 13,56MHz, ISO 14443A
Communication CDMA / 3G / Ethernet
Protection class Type 3R
Temperature range -35°C … +40 °C, with low-temp option
Software Remote update / download
User interface High brightness full color
touchscreen HMI, RFID & Credit Card
reader options
The dual-standard DC fast charger
 Intelligent web-connected DC charger
 15-30 minutes charge time
 All-in-one design for CHAdeMO & SAE Combo
NAMT53C NAMT53CJ

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Useful Resources
Web links
EDTA (Electric Drive Transportation Association - http://www.electricdrive.org
Alternative Fuel Data Center (AFDC) - http://www.afdc.energy.gov
Charged EV Magazine - http://chargedevs.com
PlugShare.com (by ReCarGo) - http://www.plugshare.com
Union of Concerned Scientists - http://www.ucsusa.org
InsideEVs - http://insideevs.com
FleetCarma - http://www.fleetcarma.com
Clean Cities - http://www1.eere.energy.gov/cleancities
DoE Workplace Charging Challenge - www.electricvehicles.energy.gov
ABB Inc. - http://www.abb.com/evcharging

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Contact information
Andy Bartosh
Program Manager
EV Charging Infrastructure - Americas
ABB Inc.
16250 W. Glendale Drive
New Berlin, WI 53151
262.527.3719
E: andy.j.bartosh@us.abb.com
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Heather Flanagan
Marketing Communications Manager
EV Charging Infrastructure /
Power Conversion Systems
ABB Inc.
16250 W. Glendale Drive
New Berlin, WI 53151
262.785.3353
E: heather.flanagan@us.abb.com

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