DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Market Transformation through Introduction of Energy Efficient Electric Vehicles Project THE E-TRIKE PROJECT

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Market Transformation through Introduction of Energy Efficient Electric Vehicles Project THE E-TRIKE PROJECT DOE Self-suffici...
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Market Transformation through Introduction of Energy Efficient Electric Vehicles Project

THE E-TRIKE PROJECT

DOE

Self-sufficiency = 56.32% Green Energy = 45.98% RE = 38.49%

2012 TOTAL ENERGY = 42.90 MTOE • Data as of July 29, 2013 • SOURCE: DOE-PLANNING

DOE

Total Transport Petroleum Consumption = 9.8 billion liters Total Road Transport Gasoline Consumption = 3.7 billion liters Source: DOE Planning

2012 REGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLES VEHICLE TYPE

NUMBER OF VEHICLES

MC/TC

4,116,690

Motorcycle/Tricycle Bus

33,586

Car

852,255

UV

1,771,310

SUV

310,521

Truck

341,572

Trailer

37,459

TOTAL

7,463,393

Source: Land Transportation Office (LTO)

Note: Around 50% of the total public transport population is TRICYCLES.

DOE

UNSAFE PRACTICES:

OVERLOADING = POLLUTION

E-Trike Pilot Study DOE

E-TRIKE PILOT PROJECT •

Objective: to assess the techno-economic viability of ETrikes as public transport.



Demonstrated 20 E-Trike units in Mandaluyong City thru an ADB technical assistance



Powered by lithium-ion batteries



Duration: May 2011 to April 2012



Tests conducted (@ full charge and full passenger capacity) o Uphill and downhill terrain (in Antipolo City @ 12degrees slope) o Range test (in Metro Manila)



Response: o higher income for drivers o improved safety and comfort both for passengers and drivers

Feedback from E-Trike Drivers Passengers: Students, regular transport passengers and special trips Income using E-Trike: P600 to P1,000 per day (after deducting PhP200 for boundary fee and charging cost) Income using old gasoline-fed tricycles (2 stroke gasoline engine): P 200 to PhP 500 (maximum) after deducting PhP 150 for boundary fee and PhP 300 for gasoline

E-Trike Drivers Have Spoken Mr. Conson has . been able to build a small 2 bedroom house with new floor. tiles for his family. Mr. Benjamin has been able to better support his family, including his grandchildren and pay off outstanding debts.

E-Trike Drivers Have Spoken Mr.Querubin’s take-home . income doubled when he switched from a conventional tricycle to etrike. .

Mr. Diwa said that it is much easier to send his children to school with his additional earnings from etrike.

E-Trike Drivers Have Spoken E-Trike is more comfortable for the drivers because it gives protection from the sun, rain and from engine heat; etrike has lower maintenance expenses than existing gasoline-fed tricycles, according to Mr. Sigma. Drivers don’t get tired driving according to Mr. Rajano.



MARKET TRANSFORMATION THROUGH INTRODUCTION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT ELECTRIC VEHICLES Objectives:  Aims to deploy 100,000 E-Trikes powered by Lithiumion batteries to replace traditional old gasoline-fed tricycles  Reduce dependence on fossil fuel  CO2 emission mitigation



Project Duration (5 years):  Industry Development Phase: 20,000 units  Mid-term Project Review  Scale-up Phase : 80,000 units



Establishment of associated EV support industries such as Charging stations, Motor and parts supply chain, Maintenance and repair services

Body Molding

Battery Cells Import

Painting

Battery Assembly Chassis Assembly

Battery Leasing

Body Assembly Motor

Tricycle Leasing

Charging Station Equipment Spare Parts Import

E-Trike with Charging Station

Public Charging in a Charging Station

Charging Station Assembly and Design

Import

Philippine E-Trike Model DOE

• • • • • •

3 wheeled vehicle 5 passenger (excluding driver) 3kw electric motor 3kwh Lithium-ion battery On-board charger Battery management system (BMS)

Video

POTENTIAL DAILY FUEL SAVINGS: Conventional Tricycle (Two Stroke Gasolinefed)

E-Trikes

Range per day (kilometers)

80

80

Fuel Consumption per day

5 liters

7 kwh

Php55/liter

Php11.50/kwh

Php275

Php80

Php3.4375

Php1.00

Fuel Price/ Electricity Charging Fuel Cost per day Peso per kilometer Savings on Fuel Daily Fuel Savings *

Php2.275 per kilometer

Php 195.00

Daily Cash Flow under Option 1 (LGU takes the loan @ 9.5%) E-Trikes

Gasoline Fed Tricycles Daily Cash Inflow

Php720

Daily Cash Inflow

Daily Cash Outflow

Php425

Daily Cash Outflow

Boundary Fee 150 Gasoline Cost 275 Net Cash Flow Daily (average)

Php295

Php720 294

Boundary-Hulog 214 Charging Cost 80 Net Cash Flow Daily

Php426

P131 or 44% increase in driver’s daily net take home Based on 2x a day charging; for a 3kWh li-ion battery requiring ≈ 3.5 kWh to be fully charged

Daily Cash Flow under Option 2 (thru LBP accredited conduits @ 18%)

Gasoline Fed Tricycles

E-Trikes

Daily Cash Inflow

Php720

Daily Cash Inflow

Php720

Daily Cash Outflow

Php425

Daily Cash Outflow

Php339

Boundary Fee 150 Gasoline Cost 275 Net Cash Flow Daily (average)

Php295

Boundary-Hulog 259 Charging Cost 80 Net Cash Flow Daily

Php381

Php86 or 29% increase in driver’s daily net take home Based on 2x a day charging; for a 3kWh li-ion battery requiring ≈ 3.5 kWh to be fully charged

E-TRIKE PACKAGE:  NO ADDITIONAL CASH-OUT - boundary-hulog coming from fuel savings due to shift from gasoline –fed tricycles to ETrikes  NO DOWNPAYMENT – no initial payment from the drivers  GUARANTEED AFTER SALES – 5 year warranty on E-Trike unit and lithium-ion battery ( or 80,000 kms whichever comes first)  ESTABLISHMENT OF SERVICE CENTERS – Suppliers to putup service centers with inventory of replacement parts to area/s deployed with E-Trikes  MORE JOBS – Suppliers to put-up manufacturing/assembly plant in the country thus creating more jobs

HOW TO AVAIL OF E-TRIKES: •

Submission of a Letter of Undertaking (LOU) by the LGUs indicating its plan to implement an E-Trike “Lease to Own” Program and deploy a specific number of Etrikes using lithium ion batteries under the DOE E-Trike Project.



The LGU shall commit to provide an enabling environment to support the adoption of E-Trikes in its locality such as issuance of ordinances, Sangguniang Resolution, grant of incentives and conduct of IECs on E-Trike with TODAs



The LGUs to provide preference for E-Trikes on franchises due for renewal or for new developmental routes

HOW TO AVAIL OF E-TRIKES: Once an LGU signs up for the Project, it shall choose a financing scheme from the two options available. o Option 1 - LGU secures the loan from LBP  

Interest rate @ 9.5% Establish an E-Trike office

o Option 2 - LBP accredited financial conduit/s secures the loan from LBP  

Interest rate (max) @ 18% Establish an E-Trike office as regulator

HOW TO AVAIL OF E-TRIKES: Once an LGU signs up for the Project, it shall choose a financing scheme from the two options available. o Option 1 - LGU secures the loan from LBP  

Interest rate @ 9.5% Establish an E-Trike office

o Option 2 - LBP accredited financial conduit/s secures the loan from LBP  

Interest rate (max) @ 18% Establish an E-Trike office as regulator

FOR FURTHER INQUIRIES

Atty. Patrick T. Aquino Director Energy Utilization Management Bureau Tel. No. (02) 840-2008

THANK YOU