RealEmissions of Electric Vehicles During RechargeAn aggregators perspectiveUNECE Workshop 27 May 2021Founded in 2012 operating one of the worlds largest Virtual Power Plantssince 2013Operating in Eu ID: 859009
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1 Real - Time Upstream Emissions of Elect
Real - Time Upstream Emissions of Electric Vehicles During Recharge An aggregator’s perspective UNECE Workshop, 27 May 2021 Founded in 2012, operating one of the world’s largest V irtual Power Plants since 2013 Operating in Europe, but also in Australia and New Zealand 60+ employees, working from our HQ in Zurich, and our Design Centre in Milano Technolo
2 gy provider for Home Energy Management,
gy provider for Home Energy Management, Smart Charging and VPP Part of the Engie Group since 2019 An architect of the energy transition tiko Energy Solutions 3 Data in HEMS Data flows in Home Energy Management Systems Critical points in the data chain 1. Connection from the car to the wallbox 2. Connection from the wallbox to the HEMS gateway/cloud 3. Connection
3 from the Smart Meter to the HEMS gatew
from the Smart Meter to the HEMS gateway/cloud 4. Additional data for optimization (forecasts, tariffs, CO 2 content) 5. Cybersecurity, data privacy and reliability 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Image: Delta - EE 4 Data in VPP Data flows in Virtual Power Plants Critical points in the data chain 1. Connection from the assets (HEMS gateway/cloud) to the VPP backend 2. Co
4 nnection from the VPP to different mark
nnection from the VPP to different markets (TSO, energy provider, DSO) 3. Cybersecurity and reliability for large - scale aggregation of assets 1 2 3 Ancillary services Portfolio balancing Local DSO markets Wholesale markets Virtual Power Plant (VPP) 5 Real - time upstream CO 2 - emissions Thoughts from an aggregator’s perspective Recommendations for poli
5 cy makers 1. Provide real - time CO 2 -
cy makers 1. Provide real - time CO 2 - emissions of electricity, e. g. with Guarantees of Origin in a 15min resolution, on local, regional, and wholesale level 2. Provide standard protocols for better interconnectivity 3. Guarantee (easier) access to markets for pools of decentralized assets 4. Implement strict rules for cybersecurity without hampering innov
6 ation • The ICE age is over. CO 2 - wi
ation • The ICE age is over. CO 2 - wise, it is more important WHEN you charge your car than how much you drive it • Reliable and accountable real - time data on CO 2 - emissions of electricity from the market is still lacking • Availability of real - time emissions data could raise awareness, create trust, and emotional attachment to the local energy tra
7 nsition • Cost - optimized charging mi
nsition • Cost - optimized charging might be the same as CO 2 - optimized charging soon • Calculating (real - time) CO 2 - reductions does not capture the full value of smart charging for the renewable system • Reliability and cybersecurity remain crucial for all data - driven business models Thank you for your attention! stefan.doerig@tiko.energy www.tiko.