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INGE-00001-V01.01

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Name of the PEP
INGEREV® RAPID ultra-rapid electric vehicles chargers
Trademark / Owner
INGETEAM
INGETEAM POWER TECHNOLOGY S.A.
Collective PEP
No
Product classification
  • EV Charging Infrastructures
  • Public station on base
  • DC station
Geographical validity area
ESP
Date of publication
2023/09/17
Date of end of validity
2028/09/17
PCR
PEP-PCR-ed4-2021 09 06
PSR
PSR-0018-ed1-2021 09 13
Use lifte time
10 years
Reference Product
INGEREV® RAPID 180 kW TRIO ultra-rapid electric charger
Energy model used
Spain
Total mass
513.61 kg
Constitution
Plastic
5.99 %
29.00000 kg
Metal
55.76 %
270.08000 kg
Other
38.25 %
185.32000 kg
Covered products by list
- INGEREV® RAPID 180 kW TRIO
- INGEREV® RAPID 120 kW TRIO
Functional Unit
1 kWh
Description
supplying 1 kWh to one vehicle by INGEREV® RAPID ultra-rapid electric chargers, in accordance to the use scenario at the charging point.
Extrapolation Rules
The main difference between the products comes from the components that make up the products and therefore the difference in weight (RAPID 120 weighs 6 % less than RAPID 180). On the other hand, energy consumption also varies from one equipment to another, and in this case, the consumption of the RAPID 120 charger per 1 kW of electricity supplied to a vehicle is higher than that of the RAPID 180 (0.0196 kWh vs. 0.0198 kWh).
Indicator Unit Total Manufacturing Distribution Installation Use End of Life Use
B1		 Maintenance
B2		 Repair
B3		 Replacement
B4		 Refurbishment
B5		 Operational energy use
B6		 Operational water use
B7		 Benefits and loads beyond the system boundaries
D
Climate change - total kg.eq.CO2 1.24E-2 2.52E-4 2.58E-6 3.44E-7 1.21E-2 1.54E-5 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Climate change - fossil fuels kg.eq.CO2 1.23E-2 2.51E-4 2.57E-6 2.83E-7 1.2E-2 1.54E-5 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Climate change - biogenics kg.eq.CO2 5.11E-5 7.4E-7 7.42E-10 6.13E-8 5.03E-5 1.81E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Climate change - land use and land use transformation kg.eq.CO2 9.21E-5 4.33E-7 1.05E-9 1.09E-10 9.17E-5 1.11E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Ozone depletion kg.eq.CFC-11 1.31E-9 1.99E-11 5.99E-13 6.03E-14 1.28E-9 1.41E-12 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Acidification (AP) mole.eq.H+ 6.11E-5 3.3E-6 1.2E-8 1.3E-9 5.77E-5 4.98E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Freshwater eutrophication kg.eq.P 3.53E-6 2.76E-7 1.66E-10 2.21E-11 3.25E-6 3.88E-9 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Marine aquatic eutrophication kg.eq.N 1.12E-5 4.15E-7 3.53E-9 7.28E-10 1.07E-5 1.4E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Terrestrial eutrophication mole.eq.N 1.13E-4 4.08E-6 3.87E-8 4.79E-9 1.08E-4 1.29E-7 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Photochemical ozone formation kg.eq.NMVOC 2.81E-5 1.11E-6 9.56E-9 1.17E-9 2.7E-5 3.24E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Depletion of abiotic resources - elements kg.eq.Sb 2.78E-7 6.73E-8 8.92E-12 9.1E-13 2.11E-7 7.47E-11 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Depletion of abiotic resources - fossil fuels MJ 4.67E-1 3.36E-3 3.91E-5 3.98E-6 4.63E-1 1.53E-4 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Water requirement m³.eq.deprivation worldwide 8.45E-3 1.19E-4 1.15E-7 2.23E-8 8.32E-3 3.23E-6 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Use of renewable primary energy, excluding renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials MJ 3.41E-6 2.78E-7 1.64E-9 1.93E-10 3.11E-6 1.49E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Use of renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials MJ 1.09E-1 5.19E-4 5.47E-7 5.96E-8 1.08E-1 1.26E-5 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Total use of renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials) MJ 1.09E-1 5.19E-4 5.47E-7 5.96E-8 1.08E-1 1.26E-5 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Use of non-renewable primary energy, excluding non-renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials MJ 4.82E-1 3.58E-3 4.16E-5 4.23E-6 4.78E-1 1.62E-4 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Total use of non-renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials) MJ 4.82E-1 3.58E-3 4.16E-5 4.23E-6 4.78E-1 1.62E-4 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Net use of fresh water m³ 2.16E-4 3E-6 4.62E-9 1.02E-9 2.13E-4 7.14E-8 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Hazardous waste disposed of kg 3.94E-7 2.81E-8 1.01E-10 1.02E-11 3.66E-7 2.84E-10 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Non-hazardous waste disposed of kg 1.41E-3 9.14E-5 1.98E-6 9.4E-7 1.31E-3 1.32E-5 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Radioactive waste disposed of kg 4.41E-6 9.71E-9 2.65E-10 2.65E-11 4.4E-6 9.56E-10 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0
Materials for recycling kg 2.83E-7 2.83E-7 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0 00E+0