8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

1/13

21/06/2013 Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transportsupported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

Hydrogen Mobility in FranceCurrent StatusNIP-Vollversammlung – June 18, 2013

MOBILITE HYDROGENE FRANCE

INITIATIVE

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

2/13

Hydrogen & Fuel Cells

The French Story

21/06/2013 Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transportsupported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

1990’s - 2008

R&D & prototyping

2009

Lanch of H2E Program

Early Markets

2010 Strategic Road-

Map. FC applications

& Smart energy grids

2011

Marcoussis Event

First FCEV certified

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

3/13

Participants to Mobilité Hydrogène

France

3

Gouvernment &

Public Institutes

Utility & Industrial

Gas companies

Captive Fleet

Operators

Car Manufacturers

Regional Groups

« Pôle de

Compétitivité »

Equipment

Providers

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

4/13

Consortium Members

4

Gouvernment &

Public Institutes

Utility & Industrial

Gas companies

Captive Fleet

Operators

Car Manufacturers

Regional Groups

« Pôle de

Compétitivité »

Equipment

Providers 

Air Liquide

EDF

GDF SUEZ

GRT Gaz 

Linde

Solvay

DGEC

ADEME

CPGF

CEA

IFPEN

NISSANHyundai

Daimler

Renault Trucks

Greenovia/ La Poste

Pole Véhicules du Futur

Tenerrdis

 Alphea

PHyrenées

AFHYPAC

+ Consulting Firm

Areva Stockage d’Energie 

CETH2

Intelligent Energy

ITM Power

MacPhy, MichelinSymbioFCell

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

5/13

21/06/2013 Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transportsupported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

Markets & Customers

Vehicle/customer segments

o Full Power FCEVs

o Fuel Cell Range Extender vehicles

o Utility vehicles in captive fleets as earlydeployments

o Busses, light trucks and 2 wheels will beconsidered to the extend they have a

significant impact on infrastructuredeployment and/or customer acceptance

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

6/13

Quantitative Analysis to build

consensus on ambitions

21/06/2013 Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transportsupported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

Production

From Methane

From Electricity

CentralDecentralized

Storage & Transport

Liquid

Gas

Hydrides

Distribution

Refuelling stations

Small to Large

Vehicles

Passenger Car

Light Duty

Busses

Customers

Fleet owners

Individuals

Existing

infrastructure

 Added value

to smart grids

Energy

transition

Existing assets

Incl. on-site

production

Synergie with

industry needs

EU standards

Key regions

Investment costs

H2 costs

Costs

Performance

 Availability

Life Cycle

 Analysis

TCO

Business

models

Willingness to

pay

Public Policies Norms & Regulations Incentives & Tax, financing schemes, … 

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

7/13McKinsey & Company | 7

4 coalition workshops required to develop the end products of phase 1

June – July 2013

SOURCE: McKinsey

1st WS “Data input/output

structure” 

▪ Share analysis of currentsituation in France

▪  Agree on end products▪ “Straw man” input data 

▪  Align on assumptions

▪ France-specific dataalignments

▪  Adjust and finalize Frenchapproach (e.g., vans)

▪ Define KPIs for benefits tosociety 

▪ Clarify open data points (e.g.,country coalitions, own data, …) 

3rd WS “National

implementation scenario” 

▪ Present initial roll-outscenario for France

▪ Discuss key parameters▪ Finalize approach

2nd WS “Data

consolidation” 

▪ Finalize input data

▪  Agree on modeling and

work package integration

▪ Define parameters forscenario planning

4th WS “Alignment on

National imple-mentation

plan

▪  Agree on phase 1implementation plan

▪ Define approach andother products for phase

2

Data work Scenario development Refinement

1 2 3

June 11 June 27 July 12 July 25

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

8/13

Work Programme

Work Breakdown Structure

WP4

NATIONAL

IMPLEMENTATION

PLAN

WP5

DEPLOYMENT

TOOLKIT FOR

REGIONS

WP1

Technical and

economical

database

WP2

Public policy

framework

WP3

Customers and

society

WP6

Dissemination

WP7

Project

Management

Mobilité Hydrogène France

http://www.hit-tent.eu/

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

9/13

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

10/13

National infra development

H2 for Industry & transport

+ 15 000 ton/year

+ 200 Fuelling Stations

~ 200 kg/day

+ 100 high capacity

tube trailers

+ lean-CO2 H2 production

+ Carbon Capture

+ 50 electrolyzers

H2 for Industry

98 000 ton / year

~ 200 Client Sites delivered

above 50 kg/day

200 km pipeline

250 tube trailers

7 filling plants

3 centralized plants (NG)

10 on-site production plants

4 H 4 fatal sources from Chlor Alkali

2013 2020

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

11/13

Global Timeline

• Set up of consortium

 – Working Groups / Workshops to start June 11

• First version of French National

Implementation Plan will be presented byend 2013

• Final results , within a EU Synchronised

Implementation Plan by June 2014

21/06/2013

Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transport

supported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

MOU

NIP

SIP

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

12/13

Early Markets First !!2009 – 2017

190 M€ budget

Innovations on Fuel cell systems & H2 logistics

21/06/2013

Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transport

supported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

8/19/2019 Hydrogen Mobility in France

13/13

21/06/2013

Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transport

supported by a EU grant issued through the

TEN-T Programme

Thank you for your attention!