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MITIE — Mitie Plan Zero EV Webinar (June 2021)

64 slides from MITIE's conference presentation, Jun 23, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Solutions to accelerate successful EV charging infrastructure rollout

    Solutions to accelerate successful EV charging infrastructure rollout cç planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero The exceptional, every day 1

  2. Slide 2: Welcome

    Welcome Simon King Director of Sustainability and Social Value, Mitie The exceptional, every day

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    08:30-08:40 | Simon King – Mitie: Welcome Agenda Agenda 08:40-08:50 | Charlie Jardine – EO: Implementation of home charging 08:50-09:00 | Simon King – Mitie: Office charging and ensuring a future proof strategy 09:00-09:10 | Sam Clarke – Gridserve: ç Public charging and the roll out of EV 09:10-09:2

  4. Slide 4: The Implementation of home charging

    The Implementation of home charging Charlie Jardine Founder and CEO, EO

  5. Slide 5: Solutions to accelerate successful EV charging infrastructure rollout

    Solutions to accelerate successful EV charging infrastructure rollout. June 2021 eocharging.com

  6. Slide 6: Hello.

    Hello. Charlie Jardine Founder& CEO EO Charging Return-to-home fleet charging

  7. Slide 7: Understanding return-to-home fleet charging

    Understanding return-to-home fleet charging. Ifyouhaveadrivewayandtakeyour vehicle home fromwork, thencharging athome isoften cheaper and easier than charging on-the-go or back at thedepot.For anyone driving less than 100 miles aday,there is simply noneed to charge anywhereelse. Convenient Easy Cost

  8. Slide 8: Implementing return-to-home fleet charging

    Implementing return-to-home fleet charging. When you’relooking to implement return-to-home charging for yourfleet, it is important youfind apartner who isableto supply andinstall OZEV eligible charging unitsat scale. Return-to-home fleet charging

  9. Slide 9: Reimbursing drivers

    Reimbursing drivers. One common concern with return-to-home fleetsisthelogistics andcomplicationsofpaying drivers’energybills. But companies likeMina make it easyto manage all yourEV charging costs. Their tool enables yourdriversto charge athome or on-the-go and condense all energybills into onesing

  10. Slide 10: Further things to consider

    Further things to consider. Whenit comesto switchingyourfleet to electric, there are afew things to remember with areturn- to-home solution. Anyhome chargers youinstall arenow critical infastructure to yourbusiness, andso it is importanttheyaretreatedaccordingly witha maintenance andsupport plan. Se

  11. Slide 11: Thank you.

    Thank you. Join our journey @eocharging Return-to-home fleet charging

  12. Slide 12: Office charging and ensuring a future proof strategy

    Office charging and ensuring a future proof strategy Simon King Director of Sustainability and Social Value, Mitie The exceptional, every day

  13. Slide 13: Our EV Journey – Our Experience to Share

    Our EV Journey – Our Experience to Share……. Top 10 2021 One of the largest fleets Vehicles on the road by in the UK 2021 Click to add text 1,350+ 7,200 Electric Vehicles on Total Vehicles on the road the fleet 90% Zero Carbon by 2025 Of our carbon emissions are 839 1,600 Staff 1000+ due to our fleet

  14. Slide 14: Two key considerations

    Two key considerations… Where do your vehicles What’s the “need state” “sleep”? that you need to meet? e.g. Mitie average drive time Top Up / Convenience / 2 hours 16 mins per day Attraction / Primary Charge The exceptional, every day Strictly private & confidential 14

  15. Slide 15: Think….Design….Deliver

    Think….Design….Deliver Design, open, flexible Identify renewable Reinvent the wheel, Review EV fleet size & managed EV vehicle types & system inc. MI and power generation or buy in solutions? options e.g. Solar PV use patterns deduction / & storage But check they’ve reimbursement done it themselves!

  16. Slide 16: Public charging and the roll out of EV

    Public charging and the roll out of EV Sam Clarke Chief Vehicle Officer, Gridserve The exceptional, every day

  17. Slide 17: GRIDSERVE

    GRIDSERVE* sustainable energy (2 mitie GD

  18. Slide 18: Well to Wheel

    GRIDSERVE* sustainable energy G5

  19. Slide 19: Sustainable energy

    sustainable energy G5 GRIDSERVE

  20. Slide 20: Concept vs Reality

    CONCEPT vs REALITY

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  22. Slide 22: Public Infrastructure

    PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE €5 GRIDSERVE

  23. Slide 23: Public Charging Infrastructure Challenges

    PUBLIC CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE CHALLENGES

  24. Slide 24: Connector Device Location/Pin

    Connector Device Location/Pin

  25. Slide 25: Not all pins are created equal

    NOT ALL PINS ARE CREATED EQUAL SOURCE: WWW.ZAP-MAP.COM

  26. Slide 26: All charging locations, rapid and ultra rapid

    SOURCE: WWW.ZAP-MAP.COM ALL CHARGING ‘RAPID’ CHARGING ‘ULTRA RAPID’ CHARGING LOCATIONS LOCATIONS 100KW+ LOCATIONS 350KW+ 1 2 3 15,500 LOCATIONS 2944 LOCATIONS 17 LOCATIONS 41,849 CONNECTORS 10,491 CONNECTORS 142* CONNECTORS 24,315 DEVICES 4528 DEVICES 85** DEVICES (*54 at 2 GRIDSERVE LOCATIONS) (**3

  27. Slide 27: Roll out of EV

    UK new car registration data, UK car market - SMMT ROLL OUT OF EV • c.36,000,000 registered car/LCV vehicles on UK roads - (end Sept2021) • 235,000 registered Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) • c. 0.65% of vehicles on the road are (BEV) • 99.35% ICE still to transition to EV

  28. Slide 28: GRIDSERVE

    GRIDSERVE* sustainable energy (2 mitie GD

  29. Slide 29: Delivering value through optimisation software

    Delivering value through optimisation software Chris Wright CTO and Co-founder, Moixa

  30. Slide 30: Moixa GridShare

    Moixa GridShare Delivering value through optimisation software and intelligent control Chris Wright - CTO chris.wright@moixa.com

  31. Slide 31: Example Fleet: 28,000 systems in Japan with ITOCHU

    Example Fleet: 28,000 systems in Japan with ITOCHU 31

  32. Slide 32: Moixa Vision

    Moixa Vision We believe that by increasing the IQ of batteries, the world can live in a future powered by renewables. 32

  33. Slide 33: Example Fleet: 28,000 systems in Japan with ITOCHU

    Example Fleet: 28,000 systems in Japan with ITOCHU 33

  34. Slide 34: Savings from GridShare

    Average savings delivered by GridShare (6 months data) ITOCHU fleet of ESS ¥250- Energy bill actually paid Energy bill would have been 13% Energy bill would have been with just battery Energy bill would have been without battery Savings from battery ¥200- 14% Savings from GridShare ¥150- ¥100- ¥50-

  35. Slide 35: Core: Prediction and optimisation

    Confidential Core: Prediction and optimisation Prediction generation Planning based on Good match prediction predictions to consumption 35

  36. Slide 36: Moixa + Honda: launch of e:progress

    Moixa + Honda: launch of e:progress smart EV charge + energy + 36

  37. Slide 37: e:progress customer journey

    e:progress customer journey Energy tariff Charger install Customer leads Car telematics + App OCPP platform 37

  38. Slide 38: V2G - Islington town hall

    Confidential V2G - Islington town hall + 38

  39. Slide 39: V2G: Electric Islington

    Confidential V2G: Electric Islington Intelligently Managing and Controlling Distributed Energy Resources for Islington Council • Moixa and Honda are supporting Islington Council manage the electrification of their 500+ vehicle fleet. • Five V2G Power Managers at Islington Town Hall Savings and incom

  40. Slide 40: Installation at Islington Town Hall

    Confidential Installation at Islington Town Hall Moixa Cabinet Honda Power Manager 40

  41. Slide 41: V2G Flexibility Grid Services

    Confidential V2G Flexibility Grid Services Demo of group dispatch of V2G chargers EV discharge to meet flexibility signal then charging again after the event 41

  42. Slide 42: The power of GridShare (site breakdown)

    The power of GridShare (site breakdown) Smart planning brings cost savings in every site and every scenario, particularly for EV charging. 42

  43. Slide 43: Moixa

    “3 moixa

  44. Slide 44: Yorkshire Ambulance: Integration of Blue Light services

    Yorkshire Ambulance: Integration of Blue Light services Alexis Percival Environmental and Sustainability Manager, Yorkshire Ambulance NHS Trust

  45. Slide 45: Road to Zero for Net Zero Fleets and Ambulance Service of the Future

    Road to Zero for Net Zero Fleets and Ambulance Service of the Future Alexis Percival Yorkshire Ambulance Service

  46. Slide 46: NHS carbon footprint scopes

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  47. Slide 47: Net Zero 1.5 degree target

    Mt CO,e NHS, Public Health and Social Care in England Carbon Footprint C0,e baseline to 2020 with Climate Change targets 1990 1997-2004 2010 2015 2020 2030 2040 30.00 25,00 20.00 15,00 10.00 ——— Health and care sector ~ 1980 baseline 2013 baseline ——— Trajectory to 2020 —— Health and care forecast —

  48. Slide 48: 'Net Zero' Plan at a glance

    ‘Net Zero’ Plan at a glance Decarbonisation Agenda • NHS Carbon Footprint For the emissions controlled directly by the NHS (the ‘NHS carbon footprint’): ambition to reach an 80% reduction by 2028–32 Net-zero by 2040 • NHS Carbon Footprint Plus For an extended set of emissions including those that ca

  49. Slide 49: Vehicle types

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  50. Slide 50: Potential NHS EV charging locations

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  51. Slide 51: Dental surgeries

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  52. Slide 52: Ambulances/Fleet of the Future

    Ambulances/Fleet of the Future ELECTRIC DIESEL WITH PHASE OUT FROM 2030 HYDROGEN-ELECTRIC

  53. Slide 53: Electric Vehicle Strategy 2018

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  54. Slide 54: Hydrogen Vehicle Strategy 2018

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  56. Slide 56: Ambulance Station of the Future

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  57. Slide 57: Road to Zero Targets

    Road to Zero Targets • 2028 - 90% of NHS Fleet must be ULEV - 25% of NHS fleet must be ZEV • 2030 diesel/petrol sales of vehicles banned • 80% reduction of Scope 1/2 (fleet) emissions by 2030 (Greener NHS targets) • 957 ambulance stations around England to have EV charging installed

  58. Slide 58: Road to Zero Challenges

    Road to Zero Challenges • Need to decarbonise 1200 vehicles at YAS; c. 14,000 vehicles nationwide • Need infrastructure • Need grid upgrades • Need hydrogen infrastructure • Need rapid infrastructure for fast recharging • Need funding • No charging at A&E at hospitals • Only 140 charging points in t

  59. Slide 59: Contact details

    Contact details Alexis.Percival@nhs.net @alexiskeech

  60. Slide 60: Q&A

    Q&A planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero

  61. Slide 61: Thank you

    Thank you planzerocarbon.com @Mitie Plan Zero 61

  62. Slide 62: Speaker Bio's

    Speaker Bio’s Sam Clarke, Chief Vehicle Officer, Gridserve Sam Clarke is a life-long entrepreneur, EV evangelist, industry advisor and EV driver for nearly 20 years. He was a 2015 winner at the Great British Entrepreneurs Awards and in 2021 was voted #17 in the greenfleet.net top 100 most influentia

  63. Slide 63: Speaker Bio's

    Speaker Bio’s Simon King, Director of Sustainability and Social Value, Mitie Simon is responsible for leading Mitie’s industry-leading ‘Plan Zero’ commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2025. This includes a pledge to switch its entire fleet of 5,500 cars and vans to ultra-low emission v

  64. Slide 64: Speaker Bio's

    Speaker Bio’s Alexis Percival, Environmental and Sustainability Manager, Yorkshire Ambulance NHS Trust In 2009 Alexis became the first Sustainability Manager for an ambulance service in the country. She is responsible for facilitating the roll out of EV charging infrastructure for the ambulance serv

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