Transit Fleet Electrification Barriers, Resolutions and Costs

  • Nazir N
  • Bruscas V
  • Dvorkin Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

This paper synthesizes insights from a workshop on fleet electrification at the 2023 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, which included participants from transit agencies, national labs, industry, government and academia. Participants identified barriers to fleet electrification including lack of knowledge on fleet electrification, high utility demand charges, lack of charging infrastructure, delays in grid infrastructure upgrades and high up-front costs. To overcome these challenges, panelists emphasized partnering with OEMs and utilities, and having flexible charging infrastructure with software support tools. Finally, participants identified opportunities for integrating with electricity markets on peak demand management, time-of-use charging, participation in wholesale markets, and various vehicle-to-grid solutions. Based on these findings, we propose specific steps that various stakeholders like fleet operators, utilities and regulatory authorities could take.

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Nazir, N., Bruscas, V., Dvorkin, Y., Lidicker, J., Polunsky, S., Pugliese, P., … Kintner-Meyer, M. (2023). Transit Fleet Electrification Barriers, Resolutions and Costs. Findings. https://doi.org/10.32866/001c.87942

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