Berlin – Test Side Presentation

Hermann Bluemel Senate Department for Urban Development and Environmental Protection Berlin

Agenda

I. Berlin test side – the members

II. Berlin test side – some basics

III. Berlin is different

IV. Berlin – high share of green modes

V. Charging infrastructure in Berlin

VI. Carsharing in Berlin

VII. Use cases – overview

VIII. Peculiarities in Berlin

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Member Berlin test site

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Berlin - some structural basics

Berlin and the metropolitan area are not growing (overall)

growing and shrinking nearby in the boroughs

high rate of exchange of inhabitants

greying of inhabitants, migration and segregation

population and employment density is very high in Berlin

small number of commuters in Berlin

Berlin is still in the process of overcoming the consequences of partition and economic upheaval

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Berlin is different

Road Transport

excellent infrastructure and capacities

traffic quality on arterial roads show no significant capacity problem

road transport is decreasing (based on detection)

congestion is rather unknown

cycling is a success story

Public Transport

excellent infrastructure and excellent service quality

Freight Transport

best infrastructure (road, rail, water)

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high share of green modes

28,6%

Car

Public Transport

26,5%

12,6%32,3%Cycling

Walking

Modal Share 2008

Source of Data: SrV 2008

Decrease in car use

Constant public transport

Notable increase in cycling (+ 50% since 1998)

Projected Trends

Overall decrease in transport volumes

Further increase in cycling

Increasing demand for multimodal mobility (no strong attachment to individual modes)

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charging infrastructure

110 stations in 2011(limited public funding)

decrease in infrastructure

300 stations expected end of 2013 due to public funding

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carsharing in Berlin

6 operators of station based carsharing in Berlin Greenwheels

DB-Flinkster

Cambio

stadtmobil

Hertz On Demand

Peugeot µ

fleet ~ 1.900 vehicle (expected)

27 e-cars

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Operation areas of flexible carsharing

2 operators of flexible carsharing in Berlin

DriveNow – BMW(350 vehicles)

Car2go – Daimler(1.000 vehicles)

introduction of first e-cars in 2012, bigger fleets expected in summer 2013

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11 Use cases - overview

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Lead Use Case Synonym Including

VMZ

MM002 Erika User's preferences (weather)

MM003 Heidi 1 Time optimization

MM004 Paul CO2 optimization

MM005 Werner 1 Incident (mode change)

SH005 Heidi & Claudia Charging advice

SH007 Werner 2 Incident (route change)

SP001 Peter & Paul Sharepooling

DLR FL002 Rudolf Monitoring environmental impact

SenStadtSH001  -- Decision postponed

SH003  -- Decision postponed

GreenwheelsMM001 Heidi 2 Freebie charge

SH006 -- Be skipped

Peculiarities in Berlin

Station based car sharing No one way car sharing EV has to be returned at home

station User has an annual card for PT

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5 of 7 service categories used

Multimodal solution integrating electric car sharing and carpooling schemas. Will allow the user to book the

electric part of the trip.

PTP · Personal Trip Planner

Will integrate two groups of incentives: (i) those applied to any EV user. (ii) those depending on the user carbon

footprint.

ITEM: Incentives to Electromobility

Combines carsharing with carpooling services at better prices.

ESS: EV Sharpooling Support

Offers the user advice on the most energy efficient way of recharging according price, origin of electricity,

foreseen trips, battery status, etc.

PERA: Personal Recharging Advisor

Integrates seamless ticket and billing facilities for electro-mobility.

EBIS: Electromobility Billing Support

Registers the user carbon footprint based on his/her behavior when using MOLECULES, and gives advice to

enhance it.

PECA: Personal Carbon Footprint Advisor

Based on the real-time carbon emissions registered, applies traffic and public transport strategies in order to

balance emissions and recover the acceptable values

NSE: Network Strategies for Electromobility

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Month 7 Month 10

Start content development

Start development of interfaces

Vehicles have to be ordered

Small scale pilot

Implementation roadmap

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Thank you very much and see you in Berlin!

Contact

Senate Department for Urban Development and Environmental ProtectionAm Koellnischen Park 3

D-10179 Berlin

Hermann Bluemelphone +49-(0)30-9025-1512 hermann.bluemel@senstadt.berlin.de