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Need Employees of Scania is encouraged to use environmentally friendly vehicles commuting to work. Scania needed a cost-effective solution for re-sale of electricity that needed to comply with benefit in kind taxation. The solution also needed to be able to manage electric load and show live maps over available outlets, avoiding employees wasting time by looking for available outlets Solution By reselling electricity to employees Scania does not need to administer benefit in kind taxation and at the same time achieving an economically sustainable solution. Scania opted for offering 10A ”slow charging” via outlets connected to EpSpot session-based electricity meters and the EpSpot RTTS service. Employees need to download the EpSpot app and register for access to the service in the employee portal “Scania for me” to get access to the outlet infrastructure. The vehicle is connected to an outlet, the outlet QR code is scanned, terms and condition is accepted and the electricity is switched on. Electricity consumption is debited monthly directly for each employee’s salary. Necessary reports are also produced to handle VAT and Energy taxation. Thanks to the cost-effective ness of the EpSpot system Scania can offer attractive electricity pricing. ”We need a scalable solution enabling employees to charge while at work” EpSpot customer case: SCANIA Scania in Sweden Sites in Södertälje, Oskarshamn and Luleå 20 000 employees 10 000 parking bays First EpSpot installation in 2016. Public Mode3 pedestals for visitors. Average charging session 6.5 kWh About 40 MWh delivered per month. Continuous expansion in progress. Currently 21 parking areas and 375 outlets. 700 users are making on average 400 charges per day. About EpSpot EpSpot aims to facilitate transformation from unsustainable to sustainable energy systems by enabling smart electricity access solutions simplifying re-sale as well as demand side management. We are focused on big site operators and have tier 1 customers such as Vasakronan, DeLaval, AlfaLaval etc.

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Page 1: EpSpot customer case: SCANIA · Scania opted for offering 10A ”slow charging” via outlets connected to EpSpot session-based electricity meters and the EpSpot RTTS service. Employees

Need Employees of Scania is encouraged to use environmentally friendly vehicles commuting to work.

Scania needed a cost-effective solution for re-sale of electricity that needed to comply with benefit in kind taxation. The solution also needed to be able to manage electric load and show live maps over available outlets, avoiding employees wasting time by looking for available outlets

Solution By reselling electricity to employees Scania does not need to administer benefit in kind taxation and at the same time achieving an economically sustainable solution.

Scania opted for offering 10A ”slow charging” via outlets connected to EpSpot session-based electricity meters and the EpSpot RTTS service. Employees need to download the EpSpot app and register for access to the service in the employee portal “Scania for me” to get access to the outlet infrastructure. The vehicle is connected to an outlet, the outlet QR code is scanned, terms and condition is accepted and the electricity is switched on.

Electricity consumption is debited monthly directly for each employee’s salary. Necessary reports are also produced to handle VAT and Energy taxation. Thanks to the cost-effective ness of the EpSpot system Scania can offer attractive electricity pricing.

”We need a scalable solution enabling employees to charge while at work”

EpSpot customer case: SCANIA

Scania in Sweden Sites in Södertälje, Oskarshamn and Luleå • 20 000 employees • 10 000 parking bays • First EpSpot installation in 2016. • Public Mode3 pedestals for visitors. • Average charging session 6.5 kWh • About 40 MWh delivered per month. • Continuous expansion in progress. Currently 21 parking areas and 375 outlets. 700 users are making on average 400 charges per day. About EpSpot EpSpot aims to facilitate transformation from unsustainable to sustainable energy systems by enabling smart electricity access solutions simplifying re-sale as well as demand side management. We are focused on big site operators and have tier 1 customers such as Vasakronan, DeLaval, AlfaLaval etc.

Page 2: EpSpot customer case: SCANIA · Scania opted for offering 10A ”slow charging” via outlets connected to EpSpot session-based electricity meters and the EpSpot RTTS service. Employees

EpSpot AB [email protected] +46 8 519708 08

Said about EpSpot

”Easy to use and reliable. We are proud of this” Facility manager

”I love this service” User

Installation Each parking area has a number of session-based electricity meters located at the parking bays.

Parking areas for public parking is served by charging pedestals equipped with session-based meters form them EM series.

Parking areas serving employees is equipped with session-based meters from the DM series mounted in outlet chassis. Session policy enforcement, Load control and session queue system to enable the system to offer twice as many outlets as otherwise would have been possible. Average charging time is 2.5 hours to replenish. Every meter in one parking area is sharing a single Internet connection.

EpSpot at Scania, a flexible charging system.

Deployed functionality

Ø HEXA-sense® technology.

Ø Data from session-based energy measurement used to deduct actual consumption form salary.

Ø Access control with integrated provisioning of users from Scania employee benefit portal.

Ø Real time maps. Users can easily find available outlets.

Ø Occupancy and utilization evaluation tools helps evolution planning.

Ø Location Energy reports to compensate landlords where parking areas is rented.

Ø Policy surveillance of sessions with auto termination if parameters violates approved ranges.

Ø Push messages to user about session events.

Ø Load balancing, power shredding and queue systems avoids electrical overload regardless of outlet type.

Ø Automatic operation with email dispatch in case of service need.