Electric cars – regional challenges Marianne Saenen ARE – 30 June 2011 ARE – 30 June 2011 1
Electric cars – regional challenges
Marianne Saenen
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Present situation
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Electric vehicles
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HybridPlug-in hybridElectric batteryFuel cells
Scooters, bicycles
Electric battery vehicle
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Any primary energy30% CO2 reductionLow local pollutionImprove independence fossil fuelsCompetitivity EU automobile industry
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Electric battery vehicle
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Only… 30% reductionIncrease demand on electricityAttractive car mobility…Battery recyclingLow autonomy (could be a +)Stocks in resources for batteries
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Belgium… Federal level
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Nuclear energy, off-shore windmills
Price of energy
Trains
Fiscal laws
Research (partial – mostly fundamental)
Belgium… Regional level
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Renewable energyMobility - Public transport (bus)RoadsSome taxes (real estate, cars…)Land management
Economic activity (parks,…)Research (partial – mainly applied)Education and training (all levels)
Federal level
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Regional level
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Energy
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Physical market(kWh – in grid)
Provider(market price)
Final client
Virtual marketGreen certificates
Provider(market price)
QUOTA or 100€ fineCWAPEG.C.
Green electricityproduction
Land management
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Infrastructures
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Mobility
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Research
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Research
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Representations, way of life…
Change way of life
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What to do
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DownsizingIncreased aid electric bicycles and scootersIntelligent grid developmentCharging infrastructures (standard)Shared electric cars (cities)?Set rates for commercial charging infrastructures Continue research
Conclusions
Electric cars and climate change
if -100% electric-100% renewable- change behaviours
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Role of governments-Promotion (premiums…)-Land management-Infrastructures-Improving technologies-Social and human aspects