Strategies for Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities
Transcript of Strategies for Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities
Strategies for Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities
Taiwan Power CompanyOctober 27th. 2021
2021 EV International Forum
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Outline
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01. Foreword
02. EV Development Status
05. Conclusion
04. Strategies for EV charging
03. Electric load for EV in Taiwan
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01. Foreword
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2025 2030 2035 2040
Canada, France, Spain
NorwayNetherlands
Sweden, Israel, UK, Ireland, Iceland, Denmark, Belgium
Keep Pushing
Japan, South
Korea, Germany, California
Netherlands, Milan, London, Auckland, Barcelona,
Copenhagen, Heidelberg, Los Angeles, Vancouver
Denmark Singapore, Sri Lanka, New York, USA
Prohibition on any use of non-electric vehicles
Source:2021.1.22 TechNews。
Trend of EVBan for new fossil-fuel cars
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02. EV Development Status
Source:Department of Transportation。
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Source:EV-Volumes website。
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Annual sales volume of EV worldwide
The cumulative number of licensed EV in Taiwan
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EV Estimated Electricity Consumption
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1. According to the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Global EV OutlookReport, global EV use approximately 80 TWh in 2019.
2. The IEA uses Stated Policies Scenario (STEPS) and Sustainable DevelopmentScenario (SDS) to estimate that global EV power consumption will increaseto 550 TWh and 1,000 TWh respectively in 2030.
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13 times increase
7 times increase
EV Power Demand (TWh)
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The Impact of EV Charging
in Power System
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For power transmission and system operations, the peakload of the system is affected.
To stabilize power quality, more system ancillary services such as Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) and additional Reserve Capacity will be necessary.
For power generation, the increasing demand for EV charging requires additional investment.
For power distribution, the line transformer or switchgear may be overloaded, affecting the stability of power supply.
9Source:IEA, Global EV Outlook 2019
Electric load
General charging
Smart charging
Shift peak load
Regulated charging
The Impact of EV Charging
in Power System
In order to reduce the impact of electric vehicle charging on the system, theworld has been actively developing Smart Charging in recent years, guidingusers to charge in off-peak time to relieve peak loads.
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03. Electric load for EV in Taiwan
EV Charging Mode Not Limited to Petrol Station!!
Charge Timing
11Main Charging Environment
During night, charge at home, and leave ondaytime with full battery.
During working hours,charge at office.
During shopping or dinning, charge at parking lot.
During the travel, charge at highway service area.
Back home and charge.
Home Charging.House.Community.Congregate
housing
60%
Commercial Charging.Shopping center.Hotel .Office building
Public Charging.Public parking lot.Petrol station.Charging station.Highway service area
EV dealer.Show room.Service station
Others.Research.Rental cars, Car sharing.Electric bus
23.9 TWh(0.91%)
Full Electrification
205.3 TWh
(7.82%)
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2030
Estimated Additional
Electricity Consumption
Estimated scenario in 2030::1. The penetration rate of electric scooter is set at 50%2. The penetration rate of electric car is set at 5.5%.3. 10,000 electric buses, the goal in 2030
Percentage of annual electricity consumption
Percentage of annual electricity consumption
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Electricity Demand
Power Preparation
Load Management
Supply & Demand Balance
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04. Strategies for EV charging
(Distribution System Operator)
DRAS
System Architecture
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CPO
EMSDSO
TTU
(capture the transformer load)
(Charge Point Operator)
OCPP 1.6
(Demand Response Automation Server)
The transformer load is captured through
the TTU system to provide the DSO to
predict the maximum available capacity of
the charging station, and send commands
to the CPO for charging control. OpenADR 2.0b
OSCP 2.0
OSCP 2.0
4G LTE
API
Read/Write
Read/Write
(Energy Management System)
User InterfaceOCPP 1.6
Power Flow
Power Flow
Information Flow
Technical Aspect
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7kW
Max 22kW
7kW 7kW
6kW
Max 22kW
5kW 4kW 7kW
4kW
Max 22kW
3kW 3kW 6kW6kW
20:00
21:00
22:00
【Full speedcharge】
【 Regulating charge 】
Switch
Regulate power & Stablize Charge
The Charging Station is controlled by EMS or
Cloud, and has functions such as scheduled
charging and regulation of charging power.
【 Regulating charge 】
Practical Aspect
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TPCtransformer
Transformer Terminal Unit(TTU)
DSO
Customer
Installation
TPC
Facility EMS
依充電裕度調控充電
Prepared by Resident’s Committee
New meter
box
Dedicated meter
Mainswitch
box
Branchswitch
box
Cable tray
Busway
Set byEV owner
Power line
Charging pointRegulated
By EMS
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EV Owner’s Responsibility
1. Promote community to apply dedicatedmeter for EV charging, and adopt overallpower line planning, to keep safe, neat andmeanwhile fulfill charging demand.
2. Guide user to adopt EMS, to chargediscretely and in off-peak time.
3. New TOU tariff with significant differencebetween peak and off-peak price isexpected to deploy on 2022, to induce usercharge in off-peak time, thus shave peakload. 18
Customer Aspect
Overall Power Line Planning
Charging Management
New Time-of-Use Tariff
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Partner
System Integrator& Operator
Facility Vendor
Charging Point Vendor
EV Manufacturer
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Charge in
off-peak time
Supply-Demand Balance
Vehicle-to-Grid
TOU
V2G
DR
Off-Peak Semi-Peak Peak Off-
Peak
CurrentPrice
PeriodPeak Semi-Peak
Off-Peak Semi-Peak Peak Semi-Peak
NewPrice
Period
0:00 7:30 10:00 12:00 13:00 17:00 22:30 24:00
9:00 16:00 22:00
Electricity Demand &
Grid IntegrationLoad Curve(w/o PV & Wind)
Load Curve
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05. Conclusion
Conclusion
Fully cooperate Government policies
Provide friendly Charging environment
Keep promote Smart charging
Load management Peak shaving
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Thanks for your listening!