eu sectorial integration h l r · 2018-03-08 · 2 symbio at a glance hydrogen range extender...
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EU SECTORIAL INTEGRATIONHIGH LEVEL ROUNDTABLE
BERTRAND JOUBERT - EVPBRUSSELS, 1st of MARCH 2018
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Symbio at a glance
Hydrogen Range Extender Electric Hydrogen Vehicles
A new generation automotive supplier focused on zero emission mobil i ty solutions for duty vehicles
Supported by energy, mobil i ty and uti l i ty majors Involved in H2 ecosystems policies
● Integration design
● Industrialization
● Fleet digital services
Services
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01HYDROGEN AND BATTERY :A JOINT OPPORTUNITY FOR
MASSIVE VEHICLE ELECTRIFICATION
& ZERO EMISSION MOBILITY
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Electric Vehicles are the preferred solution to reach Zero CO2 AND Zero local Emission…
Impact on vehicle
architecture
Local Air quality
“Tank to Wheel”
Global Carbon
footprint
Electric platform
design
Minor adaptations
Zero CO2With renewables
Low CO2Depending on
synthesis process
Pure water only
Internal Combustion Engine
Zero Emission
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…while enhancing storage capacity and creating additional value from local Renewable Energies
Current electricity value
Electricity
Consumption
Add value
with clean
mobility
« fueling »
Electricity monetized @ Floor Price
Electricity monetized @ Fuel Price
Renewable
Electricity
Production
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells bring additional performances to Battery Electric Vehicles – Usage will decide…
Daily Need
(km)
Payload
200
800
1400
Batteries
Hydrogen
LNG
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…with the appropriate hybrid “Battery - Hydrogen” architecturefrom Range Extender to Full Power
Fuel Cell Range Extender (FCREEV)
H2
Sys
tem
Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Ba
tte
rie
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Plug-In Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (PFCEV)
Batt
eri
es
Batt
eri
es
H2
Sys
tem
Full Power Hydrogen Vehicle (FCEV)
Ba
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H2
Sys
tem
Electric Powertrain Electric Powertrain
Electric Powertrain Electric Powertrain
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02INFRASTRUCTURE ROLL-OUT : HOW TO ACCELERATE
THE SUCCESS OF THE
“CAPTIVE FLEET APPROACH”
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Only a matter of market ignition…H2 ecosystem business models & captive fleet approach
Hydrogen ecosystems
Local Renewable
ResourcesH2 Production
& Distribution
Mobility market – Captive fleets
Other Markets
● Industrial applications
● Power to Gas
● Urban Duty, Public Transport, Taxi…
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Key success factors are in the hands of Regions : Illustration with “Zero Emission Valley”
ZEV Program – Key features
• 20 Refueling Stations across the territory
• Same “Price” as a Diesel : incentives on first 1000 vehicles + competitive H2 price
• Plan for introducing heavy vehicles relatively soon
• Support from EU / Region / Industry
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H2 mobility for all in 2030
It’s not that complicated
Multiplication of H2 ecosystems => connecting the dots of HRS network => FCEVs on EU roads
More renewable energy + scale-up of electrolysis => decrease of H2 cost
Passenger Vehicles + Low H2 cost => Goodbye Diesel
How shall public support facilitate the very next deployments
Public procurement (clean vehicle directive )
Traffic risk mitigation for H2 stations investors
Regulatory simplification for H2 production / stations
(1) TPRD : Temperature Pressure Relief Device
Laurent Burelle – Plastic Omnium – Feb 2018
« By 2030 [..] we want people to be able to purchase and drive a Hydrogen Clio
as simply as they do today with their Diesel Clio »
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MERCI !
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