Plug-in Electric Vehicle Program Wisconsin Public Utility Institute Transportation Fuels Program July 14, 2011 Company Profile • The Utility Principal subsidiary of CMS Energy 7,000+ employees $6.8B in annual sales • Electric and Gas Service 1.8 million electric customers 1.7 million gas customers 70,000 miles of electric lines 27,000 miles of pipelines • Generation 37,000 GWh (49% purchased) Fleet of 28 facilities/plants Mix of coal, natural gas and hydro • Serving Michigan families and businesses since 1886 • Serving all 68 Lower Peninsula counties 2 First Consumers Energy Charging Station Charging station installed 12-1-10 in Grand Rapids in partnership with The SmartStreet™ program and is free to the public * Photo courtesy of the West Michigan Environmental Action Council 3 Statewide Public Charging Stations Consumers Energy is installing charging stations at select service centers across the state. Locations Include: Corporate HQs in Jackson and service centers in Jackson, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Royal Oak and Kalamazoo. 4 Consumers Energy’s Approach • Customer Support PEV expert network Call Center/ Interactive Voice Recognition (IVR) Web Site PEV Rate Development PEV Incentive Plan Development Internal processes/workflow Customer account setup Time of Use (TOU) metering and meter reading Correct billing Grid Impacts Michigan PEV # of xfrms that may Taskforce need to • • • • • be replaced Customers will contact us either by phone or email Phone: (877) 904-9246 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.consumersenergy.com/pev 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 Consumers Energy has a residential charging station installation reimbursement program 5 Michigan PEV Readiness • Michigan is a leader in PEV development, manufacture and readiness • MPSC PEV Preparedness Taskforce Promote Michigan as a leader, seamless customer transition Diverse stakeholders: auto manufacturers, MPSC staff, various utilities, electrical inspectors and contractors, environmental groups, not-for-profit groups Developing recommendations for statewide implementation www.pluginmichigan.org 6 Michigan PEV Readiness • EVITP Electric Vehicle Infrastructure training program (electrician training certification) • Outreach to Electrical contractors and inspectors • Legislative Event “House and Senate Energy and Technology Committees” • Code Change MI Res Building Code E3501.6.4 7 Consumers Energy’s Rates Options Rate Option 1 • Whole house time of use (TOU) rates • Single meter • PEV charger wired into existing panel Rate Option 2 • TOU rates for PEV only • Separate meter for PEV • Standard meter and rates for all other usage Rate Option 3 • Monthly flat rate of $35 for PEV charger usage • Separate meter • Standard meter and rates for all other usage Customers may also choose to stay on their current residential rate Residential PEV experimental rates available since Nov. 1, 2010 8 Consumers Energy Rate Options Option 1 Combination house and charger. One Time Of Use (TOU) meter. Option 2 House and charger on separate meters. TOU for charger only. Option 3 House and charger on separate meters. Monthly flat rate of $35 applies. Option 1 & 2 TOU Pricing Table Winter 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Off-Peak 6 cents 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Mid-Peak (1) 11 cents 2 p.m.-6 p.m. On-Peak 11 cents 6 p.m.-11 p.m. Mid-Peak (2) 11 cents Summer 6 cents 12 cents 19 cents 12 cents •Weekends and Company holidays also are considered off-peak •Summer (June-September) •Winter (October-May) Option 3 Pricing Table Winter First 300 kWh $35/month $35/month Per kWh over 300 11 cents * Other charges may apply for all rate options Summer 16 cents 9 Consumers Energy Incentive Program Consumers Energy will provide up to $2500 to cover the cost of purchase, installation and home wiring of a charging station Incentive program specialists available First 2500 customers eligible for reimbursement Charging station installed by licensed electrician Consumers Energy’s PEV installation program Customer reimbursed up to $2500 Nov. 1, 2010 - Dec. 31, 2012 10 PEV Installations Program Status: Customers on the new rates: 13* Customers with meters ordered: 11** Other known buyers: >18 *includes 1 company employees ** includes 1 company employee 11 PEV Program Learnings Learning: Utility distribution system upgrades required? 12% (all paid by utility based on our standards) Learning: Customer must choose rate option before installer can estimate. 12 2nd Meter Recommended Configuration Learning: Utility standards and process can make the installation of a second meter installation difficult (due to coordination) Coordinate: Inspector, utility (maybe two different crews), electrician, customer other (i.e SPX) 13 Fleet Electric Vehicles • PEVs added to Consumers Energy fleet Hybrid electric service truck 10 Chevrolet Volts in 2011 (first delivery in March) 2 Ford Transit Connects in 2011 5 service trucks part of 2011 EPRI study Consumers Energy Volt Consumers Energy hybrid service truck 14 Conversion Vehicle 15 Seth Gerber Electric Vehicle Program Manager [email protected] 16
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