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NASEO 2014 Annual Meeting

Clean Cities/Vehicle Technologies

Project Overview and Trends

Linda Bluestein

National Clean Cities Co-Director

September 9, 2014

Savannah, GA

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Clean Cities Forms Local Community Partnerships

Around 100 coalitions serving 78% of U.S. population

Thousands of stakeholders from businesses, city/state governments, transportation industry,

community based organizations, utilities and fuel providers

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Recent Funding

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Clean Cities Web Resources

cleancities.energy.gov

afdc.energy.gov

fueleconomy.gov

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Web Based and Mobile Versions of Powerful Clean Cities Tools

Access all of the tools and information at

http://www.afdc.energy.gov/afdc/info_resources.html

Tools, Publications, Data, and much more !

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Clean Cities Recovery Act Award Recipients and

Total DOE Funds Disbursement by State

7

Puget Sound Clean

Air Agency

The Treasure

Valley COG

Utah COG

CA Dept of

Gen.

Services

SCAQMD (Drayage)

SANBAG

SCAQMD (Corridor)

North Central TX COG

TX St Tech College

TX Railroad

Comm.

MEC

WI Dept of Admin

City of Chicago

CEC MI Green

Fleets

State of IN

KY Clean Fuels

Coalition

Clean Fuels OH

Dekalb County

Triangle J COG

VA Mines and

Energy

MD Energy

Admin

NJ COG

GLICC

Greater New

Haven CCC

NYSERDA

0 1 – 1M 1M - 10M 10M - 20M 20M - 38M

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Clean Cities Recovery Act Awards-

Total DOE Funds Disbursement by State

8

Grant Dollars State Grant Dollars State

$37,317,462 California $3,314,985 Nevada

$29,705,764 New_York $2,923,796 Nebraska

$29,301,737 Texas $2,818,959 Florida

$17,696,478 Utah $2,384,042 Alabama

$17,195,767 Washington $2,242,140 Maryland

$16,873,996 Illinois $1,523,856 Oregon

$15,760,640 New_Jersey $948,028 Virginia

$15,270,849 Michigan $720,701 Colorado

$15,192,607 Wisconsin $673,597 Pennsylvania

$15,130,143 Connecticut $234,600 Mississippi

$12,980,000 Kentucky $216,000 Louisiana

$12,177,549 Georgia $158,224 Minnesota

$11,387,422 Ohio $155,216 West_Virginia

$9,135,302 North_Carolina $114,959 Tennessee

$8,966,493 Kansas $77,000 Massachusetts

$8,359,434 Indiana $39,559 Oklahoma

$5,519,862 Idaho $39,559 Arkansas

$4,672,665 Missouri $32,016 New_Hampshire

$4,606,552 South_Carolina

$3,417,101 Arizona $309,285,062 Total

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Clean Cities Recovery Act Award Recipients and

Total Alternative Fuel Stations by State

9

Puget Sound Clean

Air Agency

The Treasure

Valley COG

Utah COG

CA Dept of

Gen.

Services

SCAQMD (Drayage)

SANBAG

SCAQMD (Corridor)

North Central TX COG

TX St Tech College

TX Railroad

Comm.

MEC

WI Dept of Admin

City of Chicago

CEC MI Green

Fleets

State of IN

KY Clean Fuels

Coalition

Clean Fuels OH

Dekalb County

Triangle J COG

VA Mines and

Energy

MD Energy

Admin

NJ COG

GLICC

Greater New

Haven CCC

NYSERDA

Approx. 77.7 Million GGE’s Displaced to date

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Clean Cities Recovery Act Award Recipients and

Total Alternative Fuel Vehicles by State

10

Puget Sound Clean

Air Agency

The Treasure

Valley COG

Utah COG

CA Dept of

Gen.

Services

SCAQMD (Drayage)

SANBAG

SCAQMD (Corridor)

North Central TX COG

TX St Tech College

TX Railroad

Comm.

MEC

WI Dept of Admin

City of Chicago

CEC MI Green

Fleets

State of IN

KY Clean Fuels

Coalition

Clean Fuels OH

Dekalb County

Triangle J COG

VA Mines and

Energy

MD Energy

Admin

NJ COG

GLICC

Greater New

Haven CCC

NYSERDA

Approx. 27.7 Million GGE’s Displaced to date

501 - 1,1200 1 - 100 101 - 300 301 - 500

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Utah Paper Box Company

EV Charging StationsNREL Photos; Carly Ferro, Photographer

ARRA-Funded Projects

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Enviro Express LNG Tanker

Bridgeport, CT LNG Station

ARRA-Funded Projects

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ARRA-Funded Projects

The Atlantic City Jitney

Association – CNG Jitneys

Ozinga Bros., Inc. Ready-

Mix Concrete – CNG mixers

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Clean Cities EV Success Stories

Lee’s Summit, Missouri R-7 School District

• ARRA funded project managed by Kansas City Regional Clean

Cities

• 4 Smith Electric 26 foot box trucks used for delivering dry goods and

office supplies

• 100 mile range with a recharge of 6-8 hours overnight

• Estimated $64,782 savings in diesel fuel and maintenance

• Success has led to $20M CNG school bus/station project.

http://www.afdc.energy.gov/case/544

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Mammoth Cave National Park

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PEV Readiness Scorecard

https://www.afdc.energy.gov/pev-readiness

Case studies,

recommendations,

and hints pop-up

from the results

page to help guide

future progress

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The Clean Cities Community Readiness and Planning for Plug-In EV and Charging Infrastructure Awards

• $8.5 million FOA in 2011

• 16 final Readiness Plans covering 24 states, reflecting diverse activities and findings

– Each addresses a unique environment

• Geography

• Consumer demographics

• Infrastructure

• Politics

• Familiarity with EVs, etc.

– Each focuses on self-identified highest priority areas for EV readiness

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A Guide to the Lessons Learned from the Clean Cities Community EV Readiness Projects

• Purpose of this report:

– Synthesize EV readiness

lessons learned

– Highlight key grantee

activities and outcomes

– Help readers easily connect

with the resources most

relevant to them

• Designed to be accessible to

and useful for a broad,

general audience

– Public sector policymakers and

staff, stakeholders, and the

general public in communities

across the country

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2012 FOA – Implementation Initiatives to Advance Alternative Fuel Markets

• $11.1 million awarded

for 20 projects in 33

states.

• Selected projects built

on relationships with

Clean Cities coalitions.

• Projects ranged from

$248,000 to $1 million.

• Each project addressed

obstacles to using AFVs

in communities across

the country.

Expanding alternative fuel markets will

reduce U.S. petroleum dependence and

protect consumers from fluctuations in the

global oil market.

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2014 FOA – Alternative Fuel Vehicle Deployment Initiatives

• Objective: To create and implement high impact and highly innovative approaches to increase the acceptance and deployment of Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs).

• $4.5 million available

• 3 Areas of Interest (AOI)– AFV-use demonstrations via hands-on experiences

– Safety-related training

– Emergency preparedness

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National Clean Fleets Partnership

Frito-Lay CNG Tractors

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EPAct Program: New Vehicle Credit Allocations

• EISA 2007 authorized DOE to allot credit levels for Electric Drive

Vehicles (hybrids, PHEVs, MD/HD EVs, NEVs) under EPAct State and

Alternative Fuel Provider Fleet Program

• Key Concept -- AFVs are:

o Dedicated vehicles Operate solely on one or more AFs

o Dual fueled vehicles Capable of operating on AF and on gasoline/diesel

Key: NHTSA makes this determination based on EPA test

o AFVs receive 1 credit

• All other vehicles are not AFVs

For More InformationLinda BluesteinCo-Director, DOE Clean CitiesU.S. Department of Energy(202) 586-6116linda.bluestein@ee.doe.gov

Clean Cities Website: www.cleancities.energy.govAlternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center: www.afdc.energy.gov

Fuel Economy: www.fueleconomy.govClean Cities Coordinator Contact Information and Coalition Web Sites

www.afdc.energy.gov/cleancities/progs/coordinators.php