victorian electric vehicle trial mid-term report - Department of Transport

Issue Classification Sections Opportunities Early marketCharging Incomplete5.2.3 • Information for developers, builders, xinfrastructure information5.3.2 landlords, property managers,roll-outcouncils, electricity distributors etc5.3.65.4.2• Identification of priority publiccharging locations.5.4.5Split incentives 5.2.3 • Building rating program recognition x5.2.6 • Measures to address new5.3.2 developments, rentals, leased5.4.2commercial premises5.4.4 • Support for priority public charging5.4.5locations• Quick chargers.Environmental Externalities6.2 • Linking EV uptake with renewableximpacts(environmentalenergy.impacts)Grid impactsElectric vehicleawareness,understandingand acceptanceIncompleteinformationExternalities(dynamicincreasing returns)5.2.45.2.65.3.35.2.65.3.6Cultural values 4.1.44.2.24.2.55.4.35.4.55.3.67.2.1• Information for EV operators(households, fleets) on ‘smart’charging strategies• Information for electricity distributorson grid impacts from EV charging andmanagement options.• Measures to promote EVs for energystorage (V2G).• Information about E2Ws• Promotion of the performancecharacteristics of EVs• Targeting information at universitiesand their alumni• Specify EV operating cost advantagesas weekly / monthly• Establish environmental bona fides• High Occupancy Vehicle lane access• Partnerships for on-street charginglocations• Promotion of the public chargingnetwork.xMainstreammarketxxxxxTable 20. Issues and opportunities for EV market development as observed within the trial.The timeline and economic benefits of EV market development as outlined in Section 6.1 are heavily dependent uponresolution of these issues and opportunities. In simple terms, many of these issues must be addressed if the electric vehiclemarket is to ever move beyond its current state of infancy.CREATING A MARKET 129