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EWEB Transportation Electrification Efforts
EWEB Transportation
Electrification Efforts
EV Trends -US
EV Trends -Locally
Industry Commitments to EVs
FORTH Mobility
Why EVs?
•39% GHG in Oregon –Transportation sector
•Health Benefits –Reduction in exhaust emissions
•Cost Savings –Over 75% reduced fueling costs and less maintenance
•Flexibility of Charging (Smart Electrification) –Availability of clean power
•Social, environmental, and economic benefits for our entire community
Current Efforts and Programs
Incentives, Loans and Education
•$300 Clean Ride Rebate
•Commercial loans for charging stations
•rEV UP Eugene! Partnership
•Ride-and-Drive Events
•Oregon’s Clean Fuels Program
•Partnerships
New Efforts and Programs
•Enhance Current Programs
•Residential Level 2 Charger Loan Program
•Rebate For Public and Workplace Charging.
•Specialized EV Rate for Fleet
•Dealership Incentive Program
•EV Car-Sharing Pilot Project
What If…
we had 25K, 50K or 75K EVs by 2030?
•Annual Energy Increase is Fairly Small –About 25 aMW (~10% increase) for 75K EV.
•Peak Energy is the Issue –Over 2x peak increase impacting energy, transmission and
distribution.
•Location -Distribution may be more/less impacted depending on geographic distribution of EVs –
more capacity in SE Eugene than West.
•Strategies to Shape Load are Key –Price signals can help manage demand impacts by
incentivizing charging at night.
•Time is on Our Side –Can adapt and plan with targets in mind, but need to start looking at
strategies to address potential peak issues.
Thank you!
The Far Side –Gary Larson