1. PLANNING FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN THE SAN DIEGO REGION Susan Freedman, Sr. Regional Energy/Climate Planner, SANDAG Lead Commissioner Workshop: State, Regional, and Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Planning and Investment California Energy Commission, December 7, 2015

2. Growth of the PEV Market in San Diego County 2 18,400 (57% BEV) 974 public charging stations (351 locations) 64 DC fast-chargers 400 All-electric Car2Go fleet Source: San Diego Gas & Electric. Data current as of the end of October 2015.

3. Progress of San Diego Regional PEV Planning 2009 2030 Regional Energy Strategy Regional AFs, Vehicles, & Infrastructure Report 2010 Climate Action Strategy The EV Project launches: San Diego region 1 of 5 initially chosen across the US 2011-2013 PEV Readiness Planning/ SD REVI (PEVCC) 2014-2016 AF Readiness Planning, AFCC, & Toolkits 2015-2017 Implement PEV Readiness Plan with “EV Expert” October 2015 SANDAG RTP & Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) 3

4. San Diego Forward: The Regional Plan Actions to Implement the Plan  Support ZEV and partial ZEV infrastructure and planning  Support implementation of City Energy Roadmaps 4 refuel San Diego Regional Alternative Fuel Coordinating Council

5. San Diego Forward: The Regional Plan EIR Mitigation Measures  “Mobility Hub” Implementation Plan  Regional Charger Program  Alternative Fuels Plan  Climate planning assistance for local governments  Incorporate EV charging into SANDAG projects 5

6. CEC PEV Readiness Grant  Implement PEV Readiness Plan recommendations Streamline permitting Installation best practices Workplace and dealership outreach “EV Expert” technical assistance for local governments and MUDs  Partnership with Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) 6

7. Working With Local Governments  Plug-in SD “EV Expert” meetings/support  Climate Action Plans GHG analysis and technical assistance  Energy Roadmap Program Fleet assessments Planning recommendations Peer networks  PEV Readiness Planning Working Group participation  EV Project EV Charging at government sites 7

8. Innovative Mobility Options for Disadvantaged Communities  California Air Resources Board grant  Carshare expansion to Barrio Logan and Logan Heights: Car2go EV fleet and charging infrastructure Subsidized memberships and drive time  Community and Employer Outreach Personalized Travel Planning 8

9. Ongoing Collaborations and Looking Forward  Coordination with SDG&E on VGI (if project approved)  Regional Charger Program launch in 2020  Multi agency planning for EVCS at transit stations, rest areas, etc.  Plug-in SD to assist local governments re: AB 1236  Recommendations for future solicitations: Implementation of readiness plans Transportation components of CAPs Public agency EVCS 9

10. PLANNING FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN THE SAN DIEGO REGION Susan Freedman, Sr. Regional Energy/Climate Planner, SANDAG susan.freedman@sandag.orgsusan.freedman@sandag.org, (619) 699-7387 www.sandag.org/energy