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Copyright 2016, Plug Power Inc.
October, 2019
Plug Power Hydrogen Fuel Cells:
Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
Material Handling Equipment
Presented by
John Brazer
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BMW Spartanburg & Plug Power’s GenDrive
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Fuel Cell Product Experience
28,000 Units Deployed
Operated over 270M hours
• Over 1B Miles
Leader in Powering Electric Vehicles
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LPG Truck Emissions Grid Charging Fuel Cell Emissions -Onsite Reforming
Fuel Cell Emissions -Liquid Hydrogen
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Greenhouse Gas EmissionsLPG / Grid / Reforming / Liquid H2
Based on an actual 260 truck fleet (typical mix)
Carbon Emissions Reduction:
90% compared to LPG. 75% compared to grid charging.
GHG Reduced Today With Liquid Hydrogen
75% Reduction of Grid
Charging
90% Reduction over
LPG
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How a Fuel Cell Works
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Heat
The output from the process includes electricity, water and heat.
Electricity is generated via an
electrochemical process versus
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Fuel cells combine hydrogen with oxygen
to generate power...
Hydrogen Molecules
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Hydrogen Inside the Fuel Cell
6Storage Module Casting / Frame Power Module GenDrive
• Less than 1.8 kg (or 762 scf) of H2 is stored inside the fuel cell at any time
• 1 kg of Hydrogen has a similar energy content as 1 gallon of gasoline
• No hydrogen is burnt or released during the process
• High Pressure is only present inside the storage tank; all power modules operate at a pressure of
<20 psi.
• Tank has a built in mechanical TPRD (Temperature, Pressure Relief Device) and will depressurized the
tank if it finds itself either over pressurized or in at temperatures in excess of rating.
• Unit will depower the forklift and locks itself in a ‘maintenance mode’ if any parameters are outside of the
normal operating range determined by Plug Power
• Hydrogen Tank Solenoid valve is ‘Normally Closed’ and opens only when the fuel cell is drawing hydrogen
for the fuel stack. If any safety devices triggers, the tank valve will close and no hydrogen will be allowed
into the system. Safety devices built in the fuel cell include;
• Hydrogen Sensor
• Tilt Sensor
• Overheat sensors (battery, system, etc…)
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Constant speed throughout shift
More picks per shift = PRODUCTIVITY
Maximize pick rate
Elimination of battery room
Increased material throughput
Avoid new or expanding warehouse
Capture value generating
space
Fewer vehicles for the same workload
Reduced ownership and maintenance
Improve Asset Utilization
Reduce worker-comp claims
Fewer OSHA reportable incidents
Increase environmental
safety
Decreases unscheduled, extendeddowntime
Encourages positive work habits
Improve operator
engagement
Productivity for Distribution Center Operations
In addition to battery room labor and change out time…
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Human and Environmental
Impact Comparison
Sustainability
InfluencersLead-Acid Battery
Environmentally
Friendly
No emissions; Reduce carbon
footprintHazardous; carbon footprint
attached to grid
Hazardous liquids
controls
No hazardous materials;
Eliminates chance of spillsSulfuric acid spills possible
Acid control methods No control methods required Require spill kits
Ventilation No ventilation required Ventilation required in charging room
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U70 WOODRUFFNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER
—HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS
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Conventional OperationsFor truck tires
Storage>4M tires Capacity
Automatedoperations
For Passenger tires
Yard550 Trailers capacity
Woodruff, SC.
3.3M sq. ft. ~ 57 football fields
Largest Michelin Distribution Center Worldwide
Truck and passenger tires only
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Hydrogen fuel poweredHandling equipment
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Hydrogen fuel Tank
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Prestigious Customer List
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Street Scooter/DHL Deployment
Plug Power Delivering 100 Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Systems for StreetScooter Vans• Delivery DHL will start in 2020
• Panel vans is based upon Ford Transit
• No comparable production vehicle on the market
worldwide
Markus Reckling, Head of German operations at DHL Express
• “If everything works as we imagine it would, there could soon be
500 vehicles worldwide.”
• “With the H2 Panel Van, DHL Express will be the first express
service provider to use electric transporters with fuel cells on a large
scale for its last mile logistics.”
• “80 to 90 percent of the express fleet can ultimately only be
covered by vehicles with a box body and hydrogen.”
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Electric Ground Support Equipment
GSE TypeIntegration
ComplexityFuel Cell Target
Ramp Crew Van
Ramp Mgmt. Vehicle
Crew Shuttle Bus
Higher Level of Chassis
Integration Second Phase
Main Deck Loader
Lower Deck Loader
Belt Loader
Baggage Tractor/Tug
Fork Truck
Battery Replacement &
Lower Level of Chassis
Integration
Today
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Value Prop Drivers
• Energy efficiency: 45% FC vs. 20% diesel
• Energy recovery via regenerative braking
• Decreased maintenance costs
Ancillary Benefits
• Data to evaluate EV performance
• Prognostics - see issues before they happen, less downtime
• Lower noise and diesel emissions - operator health and satisfaction benefits
Market Drivers
• Zero emission regulations
• Cost of compliance, creating more costly exhaust abatement
• Trend toward EV autonomy
Elimination / Reduction of Diesel Tractor Maintenance Items
• Oil changes
• DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) changes
• Starters (policy to turn off tractor when getting off)
• Brakes (Regenerative braking eliminates or minimizes replacement interval)• Typical route is 1.8 miles including 10-12 stops.
• Diesel tractors require heavy brake usage to stop 40,000 lbs. from 10-15 mph
Value of Hydrogen GSE to Airport Operations
Battery Drawbacks vs. FC
• Charging infrastructure does
not scale with fleet size
• Electrical infrastructure
expensive to install –
$30k/vehicle
• Demand charges can become
significant given the energy
needs of the vehicles.
• Fast charging is more costly to
install and to charge.
• FC infrastructure scales very
well from 10 to 1000 vehicles at
a site. Incremental vehicles
add little if any new cost.
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TLD – 121
• 20 ft. ULD
• 66,000 lbs lift
• 224” lift height
Diesel
• CAT 4 cyl - 105kW, Tier 3
• Options: Deutz 4 cyl -
120kW or Cummins 4 cyl -
97kW
ProGen Battery Charger
• Battery Dominant/FC
Charger
• 1 or 2 X 30kW
• 80 or 160 V
up to 15kg/day
Main Deck Loader
Example Make/Model
Basic Specification
Current Power Solution
Fuel Cell Solution
• Architecture
• Power
• Voltage
Est. H2 Consumption
Development • Electric Drivetrain with OEM
• Chassis Integration of FC,
Battery, H2 storage, &
Controls
• Power Conversion
JBT – C15i (electric option)
• 20 ft. ULD
• 15,500 lbs lift
• 220” lift height
Electric
• 160V – 2 X 80V Batteries,
est. 1200-1500Ahr
• reGen using
Supercapacitors
ProGen Battery Charger
• Battery Dominant/FC
Charger
• 1 or 2 X 30kW
• 160 V
up to 15kg/day
• GenDrive or ProGen
Integration
• Controls
• Power ConversionSource of specifications & photos from respective vendor’s websites.
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Charlatte CT5E – Fuel Cell Program
• Fuel Cell Solution: replaces batteries, fits in box
• Usage Profile: Intense towing, constant stop/go
• Voltage: 80V
• Power: 22 kW (handles 50k lbs.)
80V 20kW – 6510 GenDrive Unit A
Available to Start Production in 2Q18
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Belt Loader
Charlatte – CBL2000E
• 30-170” door height
• Common components with
T137 tractor
Electric
• 72 or 80V Battery, 375-
450Ahr
• 72 or 80V 40 HP drive
motor
GenDrive/ProGen
• FC Dominate
• 20kW
• 80V
up to 15kg/day
Example Make/Model
Basic Specification
Current Power Solution
Fuel Cell Solution
• Architecture
• Power
• Voltage
Est. H2 Consumption
Development • GenDrive or ProGen
• Powertrain/controls in
manufacturing today
• Mechanical repackage
Harlan - HBLE
• Up to 133” door height
Electric
• 80V Battery, 400Ahr
• 80V 23kW drive motor
GenDrive/ProGen
• FC Dominate
• 20kW
• 80V
up to 15kg/day
• GenDrive or ProGen
• Powertrain/controls in
manufacturing today
• Mechanical repackage
Intermediate duty belt loaders
are available in the range of 5-
10kW at 48V, max height 130”
80V 20kW GenDrive Unit
Available for Test in ~6 months
Source of specifications & photos from respective vendor’s websites.
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80V 20kW GenDrive Unit
Available for Test in ~6 months
Baggage Tractor
Charlatte – T137V3
• 4000 lbs drawbar tow
• Common components with
CBL2000E belt loader
Electric
• 72 or 80V Battery, 500-
700Ahr, 3500-4100 lbs
• 72 or 80V 40 HP drive
motor
GenDrive/ProGen
• FC Dominate
• 20kW
• 80V
up to 5kg/day
Example Make/Model
Basic Specification
Current Power Solution
Fuel Cell Solution
• Architecture
• Power
• Voltage
Est. H2 Consumption
Development • GenDrive or ProGen
• Powertrain/controls in
manufacturing today
• Mechanical repackage
Harlan - HTSBEL
• 3000-6000 lbs drawbar tow
Electric
• 80V Battery, 300-576Ahr
Lithium LFP technology
• 3X distributed batteries
• Available onboard charger
GenDrive/ProGen
• FC Dominate
• 20kW
• 80V
up to 5kg/day
• GenDrive or ProGen
• Powertrain/controls in
manufacturing today
• Mechanical repackage
Charlatte CT5E on next slideSource of specifications & photos from respective vendor’s websites.
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Stationary Power
Value Proposition• Smaller Footprint
• Higher Power Density
• Low TCO for 4G and 5G Base
Stations
• Noise Reduction
Sold via Direct Sales and
International Partners
Demonstrated with the Southern Company – 500 sites deployed
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Success in our Stationary Power Market:
More than 4,600 GenSure Products Deployed
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GenFuel for Stationary Markets
Complete Fuel Service Offering
• Complete support services
• Initial fueling
• Refueling
• Disaster recovery
• Preventive maintenance
• Live call center 24x7x365
• All fuel logistics handled for customer
• Disaster recovery support
• Partnerships with service companies for delivery
• Agreements in place for fuel sourcing
• Leverage Plug Power assets where available
• Remote monitoring is available or Customer NOC dispatched
• Services offered driven by project commitment
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Plug Power Fuel Sourcing
Utilizing Plug Power managed assets for fuel sourcing
• High pressure availability (400 bar)
• High capacity storage
• Growing coverage area
• Reduced travel times
• Improved disaster recovery response