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SDG&E Clean Transportation

National Plug-In Day at

California Center for Sustainable Energy

October 16, 2011 – Randy Schimka

© 2010 San Diego Gas & Electric Company. Trademarks used

herein are property of their respective owners. All rights

reserved.

Today’s Topics

• San Diego PEV Facts

• SDG&E’s PEV Rates

• Upcoming SDG&E workshops

San Diego PEV Facts

• Approximately 800 PEV and PHEV cars within the

region (e/o Sept 2011)

• Over 400 signed up for experimental PEV rate

(submetered)

• Almost 150 on historical EV Time of Use Rates

• 61% with homes built after 1990; 84% after 1980

• 35% of all know PEV owners are PV customers

• 7 to 8 kWh (25 miles) average use per day for those

on EPEV rates

EV Rate Summary

EV Rates as of Sept 1, 2011(Cents per kWh)

Schedule EV-

TOU

Schedule EV-

TOU-2

Schedule

EPEV-X

Schedule

EPEV-Y

Schedule

EPEV-Z

Summer:

On-Peak 0.25424 0.25421 0.27078 0.29340 0.38463

Off-Peak 0.16785 0.16786 0.16511 0.18453 0.15385

Super Off-Peak 0.14680 0.14680 0.13886 0.07661 0.06736

Winter: . . .

On-Peak 0.17593 0.17590 0.17792 0.25064 0.34233

Off-Peak 0.16987 0.16988 0.17108 0.16709 0.13693

Super Off-Peak 0.14856 0.14856 0.143490 0.08272 0.07088

Questions to: ETProgram@sdge.com

www.sdge.com/CleanTransportation

Upcoming Workshops

Tuesday, October 18 – 9:30am – 11:00am

Plug-In Vehicles & Workplace Charging

• Charging equipment options, from standard outlets to DC Fast

Charging

• Important considerations for your workplace charging policy

• Factors affecting utility billing costs for charging

• Parking management, usage monitoring and pay-for-use options

• Available incentives

• Factors affecting installation costs

Register at: Seminars.sdge.com

Upcoming Workshops

Tuesday, October 25 – 9:30am – 11:00am

Multi-Unit Dwelling Vehicle Charging

• Provide an overview of vehicle and charging equipment coming to

market

• Define and address concerns of property managers/owners,

homeowners/renters, and electrical contractors regarding the

installation of charging equipment;

• Describe the steps needed to help you craft your community' s site-

specific policy and;

• Identify talking points for when someone in the community asks,

"Where will I plug-in?

Register at: Seminars.sdge.com

Workshop Location

SDG&E Energy Innovation Center

4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd

San Diego, CA 92117

Contact Information

Randy Schimka

SDG&E Clean Transportation Group

Rschimka@SempraUtilities.com

858-636-3922

2011 LEAF Owner

(c) 2011 ECOtality, Inc.

CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

EV Project – San Diego

Market Update

October 16, 2011

(c) 2011 ECOtality, Inc.

CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

• Residential EV charger installations to date -

573• LEAFs - 547

• Volts - 26

• Installations with 2nd Meters – 342

• Just over 70% of the residential

installations (more than 400) have had all costs fully covered under the EV Project

• Fleet EVSE – 7

• UCSD (6), Enterprise

Residential & Fleet Installations

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

San Diego Region Hosting Partners

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

Host package review

Execute host agreement

Site visit, qualification, cost

estimating

Engineering, permitting,

installation

Operational EV chargers,

data collection

Host retains charging

stations

80%+ costs covered, cost share

Load study, D&E, 3-7 weeks

Not later than 12/31/11 through 4/30/13

Option for removal at no cost also

Owner authorization, capital/operating costs

Study, data collection, multiple levels

Publicly Available EV Chargers - Process

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

• Commercial EVSE – Level 2

• In negotiation and site review - ~420 EVSE

• Additional 86 sites without a unit count

• City of San Diego libraries/parks/water facilities – 56

sites

• County of San Diego – 18 sites

• MTS – multiple trolley / transit stops

• Under contract

• Publicly Available – 55 EVSE

• Ace Parking, Palomar Medical Center, Pomerado

Hospital, Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens,

San Diego Community College District, Sears,

Macy’s, Best Buy, 7 Eleven, Port of San Diego, City

of Encinitas, Marriot La Jolla, Julian Town Hall,

Wynola Pizza

• Workplace – 23

• Qualcomm, Gen-Probe, Baked in the Sun

Publicly Available EV Chargers – Level 2 AC

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

• In design & engineering / permitting• Publicly Available – 34

• San Diego State University, IKEA, Kohl’s, Macy’s, City

College, Mesa College

• Workplace - 0

• Under construction• Publicly Available – 6

• Kohl’s (Santee and Chula Vista)

• Workplace - 0

• Installed EVSE• Publicly Available – 22

• Workplace – 5

Publicly Available EV Chargers – Level 2 AC

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY - Not to be further distributed or publicly disseminated.

• Commercial EVSE – DC Fast Charger

• 12 in negotiation /

site assessment

process

• 4 BP/Arco locations• Power connection

costs / operating

costs

• Space and

utilization

Publicly Available EV Chargers – DC Fast