This study aims to evaluate how an electrification of heavy vehicles can be realized in practice on Gotland to promote the development of renewable energy and gain an understanding of how the energy system should be developed. A case study has been carried out at Roma Grus, a haulage company who has used an electric truck within their business as a part of a pilot project led by Ecoloop AB. The case study includes an evaluation of the pilot project and also a comparison between diesel and electric trucks based on the haulier's transports. The results show that the vehicle in the pilot project is difficult to apply to Roma Grus since it is not adapted for the business's long, irregular and high-consumption routes. Both higher battery capacity and charging power and an increased charging infrastructure are required. An electrification of the haulier’s transports would lead to higher investment costs but cheaper fuel costs and significantly lower emissions. This study also examines a full-scale electrification of Gotland's heavy diesel vehicles by investigating the impact on the energy system and greenhouse gas emissions. The results show that the energy demand from electric trucks would at most correspond to two percent of the current annual electricity consumption on Gotland. Regarding power consumption, fast charging of the vehicles will be a challenge due to lack of capacity in the electricity grid. However, if a full-scale electrification of heavy transport were to take place, the emissions could significantly reduce.

I denna rapport undersöks om det föreligger ett behov av anpassningar inom energisystemet för att möjliggöra utvecklingen av eldrivna lastbilar i Sverige och mer specifikt Stockholm. En ansats till att projektera utvecklingen av eldrivna lastbilar görs och genom en kvalitativ litteraturstudie samt intervjuer med aktörer som representerar Scania, Volvo, Ellevio, EoN, Powercircle, Forum för smarta elnät, KTH, Energimarknadsinspektionen och BIL Sweden, och anpassningar som skulle kunna utgöra lösningar till dessa identifieras inom kategorierna: ‘’ökad tillgänglig kapacitet’’, ‘’förbättrad planering’’, ‘’d irekt reglerande åtgärder samt ekonomiska incitament’’ och ‘’p olitiska beslut på kommun- samt regional nivå med syfte att öka elektrifieringen av lastbilar ’’. Slutligen görs en jämförelse av anpassningarna med avseende på tillgänglighet och implementeringstid, lagliga hinder, kostnadseffektivitet, miljöpåverkan, replikerbarhet samt intressekonflikter. Utifrån resultatet dras slutsatserna att elektrifieringen kommer möjliggöras av flera lösningar i varierande grad men att anpassningar som inbegriper ökad flexibilitet inom elsystemet, för motverkandet av kapacitetsbrist inom elnätet, sannolikt kommer ingå. Vidare konkluderas att flera av de identifierade anpassningarna begränsas av legislativa- och politiska beslut och förändringar som gör dess bidragande till elektrifieringen av lastbilar svårkvantifierad. Resultaten bör därför betraktas som indikativa. / This study investigates the need for adaptations within the energy system of Stockholm, Sweden in order to improve the prerequisites for the development of electrical trucks. An attempt to project the development of electrical trucks is executed and by the use of a qualitative literature study as well as interviews with representatives for Scania, Volvo, Ellevio, EoN, Powercircle, Swedish Smartgrid, KTH, the Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate and BIL Sweden, possible adaptations are identified within the categories: ‘’increased available capacity’’, ‘’improved planning’’, ‘’direct regulations and financial incentives’’ aswell ‘’political decisions on municipal and regional level with the aim to increase the electrification of trucks’’. Finally a comparison with respect to availability and implementation, legislation, cost, environmental impact, replicability and conflicts of interest is made between the identified adaptations. Based on the investigation it is concluded that several adaptations, to varying degrees, will play a part in enabling the electrification. It is furthermore concluded that adaptations that involve increasing the flexibility within the electricity system will play a prominent role as solutions. Several of the adaptations are limited in their implementation as they are dependent on the conceiving of legislative and political decisions. This provides uncertainty in terms of projecting their contribution to the electrification of trucks and the results are to be taken as indicative rather than absolute.