Deliverable 3.1 Business Analysis - Green eMotion Project
Deliverable 3.1 Business Analysis - Green eMotion Project
Deliverable 3.1 Business Analysis - Green eMotion Project
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Category <strong>Business</strong> scenario Priority<br />
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Charging a. at home/ b. semi-publicly / c. publicly 1<br />
Differentiation of customer contracts, SLA- Check 2<br />
Mono-directional control of charging 2<br />
Bi-directional control of charging (V2G, V2H) 2<br />
Marketplace: buying, selling, routing 1<br />
Service detail records for accounting and billing 1<br />
B2B contract management 1<br />
Service provisioning/registration/life cycle management 1<br />
Standardization of interfaces, messages (for remote customer service) 1<br />
B2B partner management 1<br />
Roaming both between EVSE operators and between countries/regions 1<br />
Authentication (for all kind of services) -> contract 1<br />
Validation of contracts (from, to, scope, tariff info, ...) 1<br />
Core driver scenarios (best charging, reservation) 1<br />
Additional value added services (analytics and reporting, eco-routing) 2<br />
Innovative services (advanced charging, maintenance) 3<br />
Grid related value added services (Congestion management) 1<br />
Energy trading value added services (VPP, imbalance) 2<br />
Energy retail value added services 2<br />
Table 1: <strong>Business</strong> scenarios defined for GeM WP 3<br />
Detailed information on the different <strong>Business</strong> Scenarios can be found in Chapter 4 of the<br />
GeM WP3 D<strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Deliverable</strong>.<br />
1.6 Outlook<br />
With <strong>Green</strong> <strong>eMotion</strong>, the next step for enabling a successful mass-scale rollout of electric mobility all over<br />
Europe can be undertaken. Learning from GeM partners and other European demonstration projects, the<br />
consortium is well set to deploy an (ICT) system architecture that provides not only basic charging, but as<br />
well roaming and the basis for added-value services and new <strong>Business</strong> Models. With help of this, an<br />
important incentive can be offered to further strengthen consumer awareness of and demand for electric<br />
mobility solutions.<br />
2 Introduction<br />
ICT is seen as the key enabler for electro mobility to reduce the technological disadvantages by offering a<br />
multitude of basic and advanced services to the driver. Without integration efforts the usability for the end<br />
user may be regionally limited and offerings of advanced services may be decelerated due to barriers to<br />
realize economies of scale. Based on these assumptions the major aim of the GeM work package is not<br />
to build up a complete new solution but to evaluate the existing ones, integrate best practices and to<br />
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