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LNG A Promising Alternative Energy Carrier for the Heavy Duty Segment? Dr. Matthias Rebernik Founder & CEO Cryoshelter GmbH Potential, Market and Technologies
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LNG A Promising Alternative Energy Carrier

for the Heavy Duty Segment?

Dr. Matthias Rebernik Founder & CEO

Cryoshelter GmbH

Potential, Market and Technologies

21. OCT. 2014 2

Natural Gas Tanks for HD-Trucks Cryoshelter: Engineering / IP Production of Key Components

Production Partners in EU/US Work with OEMs on

series applications Retrofitting marktet entry

in 2015

THE ENERGY TRILEMMA

21. OCT. 2014 3

The Energy Trilemma

21. OCT. 2014 4

Carbon Emissions

Energy Cost Security of Energy Supply

www.worldenergy.org

Efficiency Fuel

sustainable

affordable available

Security of Energy Supply

21. OCT. 2014 5

Exxon Mobile: 2012 The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040

OECD 1.2 billion NON-OECD

6 billion 1990 2040 1990 2040

Fuel = Methane

21. OCT. 2014 6

Natural Gas is predominantly Methane from fossile sources -20% CO2 comp. to Diesel Bio Gas is predominantly Methane produced from biodegradable materials renewable substantial CO2 reduction

Methane CH4

The Energy Trilemma

21. OCT. 2014 7

sustainable

affordable available

Natural Gas

Renewable Methane

www.worldenergy.org

HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS

21. OCT. 2014 8

Invest

Fuel

Other

Total Cost of Ownership - TCO

21. OCT. 2014 9

Margin

-30% -15.000 €/a

NG-Truck + 30.000 €

Diesel 50.000 €/a

2 years payback

21. OCT. 2014 10

Natural Gas Tank CNG / CBG

LNG / LBG

Natural Gas Engine

2 ways to store Methane

21. OCT. 2014 11

Compression 250 fold increase

CNG / CBG 600 fold increase

LNG / LBG

Liquefaction 250 bar

-160°C

Cool-Down

gaseous gaseous

CNG - Compressed Natural Gas

21. OCT. 2014 12

Limited range lossfree storage of Natural Gas over

extended periods of non-use fast fill: 70% capacity (15 minutes) time fill: 100% capacity (overnight)

CNG - Compressed Natural Gas

21. OCT. 2014 13

Limited range lossfree storage of Natural Gas over

extended periods of non-use fast fill: 70% capacity (15 minutes) time fill: 100% capacity (overnight)

LNG Liquefied Natural Gas

Vehicle range: 3 times of CNG 30% lighter than CNG tanks Filling time: equal or faster than Diesel Loss free operation

21. OCT. 2014 14

1.200 Liter LNG ≈ 2.000km range

21. OCT. 2014 15

LNG Liquefied Natural Gas

30% more range than LNG-competitors

21. OCT. 2014 16

Natural Gas Tank CNG Spark Ignition SI

LNG Compression Ignition CI

Natural Gas Engine

Natural Gas Engines

21. OCT. 2014 17

SI

CI DFD

CI DFM

90% to 95% Natural Gas + Diesel Most challenging technology Highest CO2 reduction High Torque

50% to 80% Natural Gas + Diesel Retrofittable to Diesel trucks Diesel only mode possible So far no EURO VI / EPA10

100% Natural Gas Clean Quiet efficiency penalty comp. to Diesel

Natural Gas Engines

21. OCT. 2014 18

SI

CI DFD

8 bar

max. 16 bar

Tank Pressure equal or greater

Injection Pressure

Tank Pressure lower

Injection Pressure

Pressure Increase required LNG

8 bar

300 bar

CNG LNG

LNG

HD-Market Segments

21. OCT. 2014 19

vehicle range

Weight Power/Torque

City Long Haul

SI Engine

CNG - Tanks

SI Engine

LNG - Tanks

CI Engine

LNG - Tanks

INFRASTRUCTURE

21. OCT. 2014 20

Infrastructure for LNG HD-Trucks

21. OCT. 2014 21

since 1960! existing

www.beg.utexas.edu

1) www.ipcc.ch

to be built:

www.afdc.energy.gov

www.afdc.energy.gov

SUMMARY

21. OCT. 2014 22

Summary

21. OCT. 2014 23

Dipl. Ing. Dr. techn. Matthias Rebernik A 8020 Graz / Reininghausstrasse 25-27 +43 676 316 2700 [email protected] www.cryoshelter.com

21. OCT. 2014

GmbH

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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