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1 The Challenges of On-board Energy Storage The Challenges of On-board Energy Storage 4 th September 2008 Julian Taylor Pacific Green Energy Analysts Beyond Oil Transforming Transportation

2 The Entrenched System Oil wellsEngines Gas Tanks Distribution Tankers & Pipes Refineries Tankers & PipesWheels Fossil fuelled internal combustion

3 The Entrenched System Oil wellsEngines Gas Tanks Distribution Tankers & Pipes Refineries Tankers & PipesWheels Renewable Electricity Wires Wheels Electric Motor On-board storage The EV System

4 The Entrenched System Oil wellsEngines Gas Tanks Distribution Tankers & Pipes Refineries Tankers & PipesWheels Renewable Electricity Wires Wheels Electric Motor On-board storage The EV System

5 Batteries … take your pick!  SLA  Alkaline  NiMH  NiCad  Li-Ion  Li-Polymer Each with different characteristics: Total storage capacity Energy density Rate of power delivery over time Recyclability Service life Maintenance requirements Cost Demand tracking ability Charging requirements Temperature tolerance etc. Must be smart, safe & resistant to customer abuse

6 Ultracapacitors  Lower energy densities than batteries, but  Much higher power density … i.e. ability to deliver power rapidly  Fast charge capability  Great for soaking up braking power (regeneration) Considerable development potential … could replace batteries … possibility of battery/ultracap hybrids

7 Chargers  Must sense battery type and conditions  Vary rate of charge according to specific battery requirements  Avoid conditions that lead to premature battery failure  Monitor energy delivered  Ensure right person gets billed for the power consumed

8 Stepping Forward  Technology is necessary but alone not sufficient to enable the change. Political will and financial risk takers are every bit as important to make this happen.  Build consortia of technology providers, host organizations, governments, funding bodies  Combine our strengths to identify and collaborate on high profile projects that test and demonstrate new systems in action.

9 Thank You! Julian Taylor Pacific Green Energy Analysts 604 916 9087 jtaylor@intustrat.com


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