Franz Loogen, e-mobil BW, 30th September, 2013

New Energy Mobility BWe Strategies and Activities in Baden-Württemberg

World of Energy Solutions 2013 – f-cell

30th September, 2013 Franz Loogen President e-mobil BW

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Major challenges for future mobility

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Images: e-mobil BW Structure Study Bwe mobil 2011, PTV AG, Thomas Pintaric

Environmental challenges: peak oil increasing urbanization climate change and increasing ecological damage

Economic and technological challenges: growth and employment innovations in the fields of …

vehicle construction storage technology renewable energies information and communication technology (ICT)

Societal challenges: increasing ecological awareness increasing mobility increasing individualisation

Recent market situation and future scenarios:

Ongoing urbanisation / growing megacities:

(60m) (87m)

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Electric mobility – a complex system: intermodal & connected

Users and goods smart phones

mobility services

Electricity network development

smart grid

Charging station concepts:

public

semi-public

private

technology

conductive/ inductive

alternating current/ direct current

different modes of charging

Vehicle interfaces ICT in vehicles

charging technol.

Further vehicles car-to-car

fleet management/ back-end

logistics

Modes of transport connecting

public transport

intermodality

mobility services

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Urban living smart home

smart city

energy storage

Images: Daimler AG,, EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, Fraunhofer IAO), MVV Energie AG, PTV AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG

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The technological evolution towards electric mobility is an holistic process: electrification of auxiliary components 48 Volt systems systemic approach and networking among the key sectors of electric mobility – automotive, energy, ICT and production

Baden-Württemberg‘s roadmap to sustainable mobility

Considering the diversity of electric drive concepts:

Automotive

Energy ICT

Images: e-mobil BW GmbH

Production

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Goal of all the activities: Increasing the market share of electric mobility on the long run and complete the technological evolution towards electric mobility…

…focusing on

industrialisation of electric mobility – open to all technologies demonstration of electric mobility – development of integrated mobility systems in modern life

Baden-Württemberg‘s roadmap to sustainable mobility

• competiveness of the business location • research & development, production site

Industrial policy

• reduction of emissions • enable new mobility based on renewable energies

Environmental ambitions

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Cluster Electric Mobility South West – road to global market

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industrialisation of electric mobility more than 80 partners from industry and science cluster region: Karlsruhe – Mannheim – Stuttgart – Ulm cluster management: e-mobil BW GmbH

Objectives: realizing a high-capacity, low-emission and market-driven mobility Baden-Württemberg as leading manufacturer and supplier for electromobile solutions strengthening the regional economic power (esp. SMEs) linking industry and local research institutions

Vision: Developing and producing the most attractive solutions for future mobility and turning Germany into a leading provider and key market for electric mobility. (list not compelete)

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Fuel Cell Cluster Brennstoffzelle BW

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Vision: promoting the industrialisation of mobile and stationary fuel cell applications regional value creation & allocation of jobs in Baden-Württemberg supporting use of renewable energies and introduction of electric mobility leading European location for production, storage and use of hydrogen

Strategic fields:

industrialisation of fuel cell technology infrastructure (hydrogen generation, storage and distribution) research and development in the fields of electrolysis and fuel cell technology creation of markets for fuel cell vehicles education and training targeted public relation activities

Images: Daimler AG, EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, OMV Aktiengesellschaft, ZSW Ulnm

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Living Lab BWe mobil – Baden-Württemberg’s Showcase Region

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Images: Daimler AG, e-mobil BW GmbH, Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH, SSB AG, Staatsministerium Baden-Württemberg

development of viable business models and sustainable mobility solutions research on electric mobility in everyday life

Its projects focus on several key questions of electric mobility:

intermodality fleets and commercial traffic charging infrastructure, energy and ICT living, urban and transport planning automotive technology communication, participation, training

Key facts: more than 100 partners in 40 projects with a total volume of €110 million more than 2,000 electric vehicles and 1,000 charging points until 2015 vision: 100,000 electric vehicles by 2020 coordinated by e-mobil BW and Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart

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f-cell: fuel cell technology and hydrogen solutions Battery+Storage: battery and energy storage technologies e-mobil BW Technologietag: future mobility solutions

visit e-mobil BW at stand E41 presentation of leading-edge cluster „Electric Mobility South West“ and several partners, of Showcase Region for Electric Mobility „LivingLab BWe mobil“ and of cluster „Brennstoffzelle BW“ Kompetenzatlas „Baden-Württemberg – Kompetenz in Elektromobilität“ now available New study on the topic of ICT „Systemanalyse BWe mobil 2013“

for more studies and further information www.e-mobilbw.de

WORLD OF ENERGY SOLUTIONS

Images: e-mobil BW GmbH/ Studio KD Busch

Franz Loogen, e-mobil BW, 30th September, 2013

Franz Loogen, President e-mobil BW

franz.loogen@e-mobilbw.de

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