1. Clean Cities / 1 Workplace Charging Seminar August 25, 2015 Alleyn Harned

2. Clean Cities / 2 Platinum Level Sponsors & Strategic Partners One designated statewide Coalition in Virginia - since 1996 501c3 not-for-profit & James Madison University partnership Supported by donors. stakeholders, DOE, DMME, and grants Managing alt fuel deployment and education programs on behalf of governments, fleets, and other stakeholders Strategies: Partner with State & Local Organizations, Public and Private fleets Provide Outreach, Education, & Information Resources Facilitate Infrastructure and Vehicle Deployment with Grants Provide Technical & Financial Assistance Virginia Clean Cities Snapshot

3. Clean Cities / 3 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations –Workplace Charging Challenge –Tesla Destination charger program –DC Fast Charger program – looking for site hosts Current deployment map of existing and future DCFC stations

4. Clean Cities / 4 EV Everywhere Grand Challenge Goal: affordable & convenient PEVs by 2022

5. Clean Cities / 5 Why Workplace Charging? The workplace presents a prime charging opportunity

6. Clean Cities / 6 Why Workplace Charging? The workplace is utilized as prime charging opportunity

7. Clean Cities / 7 But how much is workplace charging really needed?

8. Clean Cities / 8 Just because it isn’t needed doesn’t mean it isn’t valuable! Workplace charging provides security for variable BEV (Leaf) commuting needs. 14%need workplace charging MOST days (at least 50% of days) 43% need workplace charging SOME days (at least 5% of days) Workplace charging increases electric vehicle miles traveled.

9. Clean Cities / 9 Value to Employees Workplace Charging is Valuable to Employees Current PEV Drivers Increased range confidence Increased electric vehicle miles traveled Peer Effect Potential PEV Drivers Increased PEV awareness and education

10. Clean Cities / 10 Workplace Charging is Valuable to Employers Incentivizes Employees Complements Sustainability Efforts Signals Corporate Leadership 95% of employers say staff has expressed satisfaction with WPC program 70% of employers have received positive recognition for their WPC efforts and 60% helped another employer develop their WPC program From 2013- 2014, WPC partners saved 800,000 gallons of gasoline and 5.5M pounds of GHG Value to Employers

11. Clean Cities / 11 Stations Are Growing Goal: Increase the number of employers offering charging by tenfold by 2018 (500 partners) 220 Partner employers committing to provide employee EVSE 3,500+ EVSE installed or planned 350+ Worksites

12. Clean Cities / 12 WPC Partners

13. Clean Cities / 13 Workplace charging in Virginia – let’s work to expand! Virginia Partners: Dominion Resources Capital One Raytheon Volkswagen Group of America

14. Clean Cities / 14 How is DOE providing Partner recognition?

15. Clean Cities / 15 How are DOE & Ambassadors providing tech assistance? EV 101 Employer Resources Employee Outreach Toolkit Case Studies Webinars Workshops Quarterly Newsletters One-on-One Technical Assistance

16. Clean Cities / 16 More workplace charging = more PEVs in Virginia Partners’ employees own over 5,000 PEVs and they are 20x more likely to drive electric than the average worker.

17. Clean Cities / 17 Join the Challenge Join today! Workplace Charging Challenge WorkplaceCharging@ee.doe.gov www.electricvehicles.energy.gov Alleyn Harned aharned@vacleancities.org 540-568-8896