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| Electric Vehicles Service |
Utilities worldwide are engaging to various degrees with electric vehicles (EV). Those leading the development of electric transportation will not only capture the early market and demand for electricity, but also stand to benefit from innovative charging infrastructure business models, battery leasing strategies and the array of storage applications EV can offer.
EVs already on the roads have battery capacities ranging from 10 to over 25kWh and can charge in less than hour using fast charging technology – potentially causing a short spike in demand. A critical issue for utilities is when this increase in demand takes place.
The Delta Electric Vehicles Service, covering battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, is designed to help utilities keep at the front of the pack – and at the same time manage the potential threats.
The Service provides:
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Informed, clear and insightful views and analysis of technology, policy and market developments. |
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In-depth research on critical EV issues for the utility industry, such as charging strategies, tariff structures, infrastructure technology assessment and storage opportunities. |
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Analysis of business model options. |
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A robust view of future EV and charging infrastructure market development – including insight on standardisation issues. |
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Assessment of lessons learned from EV trials and utility EV engagement around the world. |
For more details download a copy of the service brochure. You can also email Stephen Harkin or telephone +44 131 625 1005 for more details. |
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