Deployment of an integrated charging solution for electric vehicles powered by renewable energy.

Main project's drivers for reducing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

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Energy and resource efficiency

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Energy Decarbonisation

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Energy efficiency improvements

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Improving efficiency in non-energy resources

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Emission removal

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Financing low-carbon issuers or disinvestment from carbon assets

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Reduction of other greenhouse gases emission

Project objectives

Climate Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions linked to the building's energy consumption, thanks to the self-consumption of the energy produced via the photovoltaic roof panels. This energy loop, combined with a second-life battery storage system, makes it possible to supply most of the charging stations for the company's fleet of electric vehicles. Intelligent control of the redirection of the energy (produced/stored) also makes it possible to supply the building's other consumption points (electric heating, sockets, lighting, etc.).

Circular economy
Reusing second-hand electric vehicle batteries to store solar energy is one of the keys to the REVE principle.

Detailed project description

REVE is a 100% renewable energy (RE) self-consumption recharging offer for companies wishing to quickly switch their vehicle fleet to electric power without changing their type of energy contract:

– A la carte” sizing of the photovoltaic panel installation

– Energy storage using second-hand batteries from electric vehicles

– Supervision system (“WAVE Plateform” application) developed by VINCI Energies, guaranteeing optimal control of energy distribution between the building and the charging stations.

Emission scope(s)

on which the project has a significant impact

Scope 1

Direct emissions generated by the company's activity.

Scope 2

Indirect emissions associated with the company's electricity and heat consumption.

Scope 3

Emissions induced (upstream or downstream) by the company's activities, products and/or services in its value chain.

Emission Removal

Carbon sinks creation, (BECCS, CCU/S, …)

Avoided Emissions

Emissions avoided by the activities, products and/or services in charge of the project, or by the financing of emission reduction projects.

Scope 1 : Conversion of thermal vehicle fleet to electric: reduction of fossil fuels.

Quantification :

Pre-project situation :

Diesel: 71,701 L/year * 2.6 kgeq CO2 = 186 tCO2eq

Post-project situation in the event of a 100% switch from a thermal to an electric fleet:

Diesel: 0 L/year * 2.6 kgeq CO2 = 0 tCO2eq

Balance: 186 t CO2eq avoided

 

Scope 2 : Direct self-consumption of the energy produced on the roof

Quantification :

Pre-project situation :

130 tCO2eq related to the building

Post-project situation :

37 tCO2 eq linked to the residual electricity consumption from the network (72% saving on the bill).

 

Scope 3 : Home to work journey – Battery recycling

Quantification :

20% of employees use the charging stations free of charge today

Elimination of 52,800 km per year driven with fossil fuels, at 190 gCO2eq per km, which represents 10.5 tCO2eq avoided. (The KM are not avoided but the energy concerned no longer emits CO2).

Difference in GHG emissions between purchasing new and second-hand batteries

The carbon weight of a new 30 kWh battery is 5 t CO2eq.

According to the proposed methodological note, using a recycled battery is equivalent to 50% less GHG emissions than a new battery, i.e. 2.5 tCO2eq avoided.

 

Avoided Emissions : GHG emissions become the scope 3 emissions of its customers once the REVE principle is installed.

Quantification : GHG emissions avoided: 192 t CO2eq / year

 

Clarification on the calculation or other remarks:

Details of the calculation or other remarks: According to the proposed methodological note

Transformation of thermal vehicle fleet to electric: reduction of fossil fuels:

MOBILITY

Pre-project situation :

Diesel: 71,701 L/year * 2.6 kgeq CO2/l = 186 tCO2eq

 

Post-project situation (in the event of a 100% switch from a thermal to an electric fleet) :

Diesel: 0 L/year * 2.6 kgeq CO2/l = 0 tCO2eq

Theoretical electricity consumption at charging stations for a 100% electric fleet of 30 vehicles

30 LCVs X 1 charge X 40 kWh = 1,200 kWh / day, i.e. for 1 year at 220 working days = 240,000 kwh.

Electricity (60% self-consumption): 144 000 kWh/year * 0gCO2/kWh = 0 kgCO2

Electricity (40% grid): 96,000 kWh/year * 50 gCO2/kWh = 4.8 tCO2

Balance: reduction of 181 tCO2eq

 

BUILDING

Pre-project situation:

Grid electricity: 28,000 kWh/year * 60gCO2/kWh = 16.8 tCO2

Post-project situation:

Electricity (60% self-consumption): 16 800 kWh/year * 0gCO2/kWh = 0 kgCO2

Electricity (40% grid): 11,200 kWh/year * 50gCO2/kWh = 5.6 tCO2

Balance: annual reduction of 11t CO2eq

 

Use of recycled batteries

The carbon footprint of a new 30 kWh battery is 5 t CO2eq.

According to the proposed methodological note, using a recycled battery is equivalent to 50% less GHGs than a new battery, thus a reduction of 2.5 tCO2eq

Key points

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Invested amount

40 k€ (100 m² of PV, 30 kW of storage and 2 charging stations, a Building Management System: WAVE Platform)

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Starting date of the project

January 2021

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Project localisation

The facility is located in Boulogne sur mer, in the Pas de Calais department.

There are no restrictions on the geographical area of reproducibility.

Project maturity level

Prototype laboratory test (TRL 7)

Real life testing (TRL 7-8)

Pre-commercial prototype (TRL 9)

Small-scale implementation

Medium to large scale implementation

We are currently in the design and construction phase.

Economic profitability of the project (ROI)

Short term (0-3 years)

Middle term (4-10 years)

Long term (> 10 years)

The HS2 project has a life span of 120 years.

Illustrations of the project

SDG 7: AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY

SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

SDG 12: RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION

SDG 13: CLIMATE CHANGE MEASURES

Scope of deployment

REVE is aimed at all companies that have the necessary space to install photovoltaic panels, or at any building project (new or existing) that intends to install 1 to 6 double 22 kW terminals.

Deployment capacity

On average, the sales process to a new customer takes 3 months. Implementation takes 6 months, including a declaration of works and a delay before obtaining the batteries. Very few studies are required, it is an almost industrial process.

Companies :

Demouselle Pas de Calais

LESOT

Smart Building Energies

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Contact the company carrying the project

david.desablence@vinci-energies.com
eugenie.guilpain@vinci-energies.com

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