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Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition
Clean Cities Program Overview Keith Leech
President of Sacramento Clean Cities, County of Sacramento –
Chief, Fleet Division and Parking Enterprise
Email: [email protected]
August 4, 2015
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Clean Cities
• Hybrids
• Natural Gas
• Renewable Diesel
• Propane
• Electric
Sacramento Clean Cities Mission Reduce the use of fossil petroleum in the transportation sector.
• LD, MD, HD, Off-road
• Grants & Incentives
• Collaborative Projects
• Workshops & Education
• Training Programs
Technologies/Strategies
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Clean Cities Coalitions
• Nearly 100 coalitions
throughout the United
States
• Information Resources
to Answer any
Questions Concerning:
– Vehicles
– Fuels
– Technologies
– Fleet Analytics
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Sacramento Clean Cities Statistics
Annual petroleum savings: 10,944,312 gasoline gallon equivalents
Alternative Fuel Vehicles(84%)
VMT Reductions (9%)
Idle Reductions (3%)
Hybrid Vehicles (2%)
Electric & Plug-In Vehicles(1%)
Off Road Vehicles (1%)
Population: 2,935,988
Area: 6,807 sq. mi.
Boundaries (counties): Butte, El
Dorado, Placer, Sacramento,
Solano, Yolo, Yuba; City of
Sacramento
Designated: October 21, 1994
Alternative Fueling Stations:
• Biodiesel (B20 and above): 5
• Natural Gas: 25
• Ethanol (E85): 31
• Electric: 732
• Hydrogen: 1
• Propane: 31
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Major Sponsors and Stakeholders
Major Partners & Sponsors Host Agencies
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Programs and Events
Upcoming Events in the
Sacramento Region
August 5, 2015: County of Sacramento
– CNG Station Grand Opening
August 19-20, 2015: NTEA Spec Writer
Training
October 15, 2015: 6th Annual Fall
Stakeholder Meeting
Current Sacramento Clean Cities
Programs Ryder CNG Loaner Program - Ryder is
partnering with Clean Energy, Atlas ReFuel, and
the Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition to provide a
free* 3-day Natural Gas truck rental to Sacramento
area businesses
Farm to Fork to Fuel - Turning food waste into a
renewable natural gas for heavy-duty trucks
Training Programs - Training programs for Fleet
Managers and for Vehicle Specification Writers
Regional Hydrogen Readiness Planning &
Hydrogen Station Upgrades for class 8 trucks
Electric Vehicle and Infrastructure
Implementation
Idle Reduction Programs
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Sacramento Regional Incentive Programs Available
Incentive
Program
Funding
Categories
$ Available Application
Type
Application
Period
GMERP Medium/Heavy
Duty Trucks &
Locomotives
through SMAQMD
Anticipate Several
Million Available in
Fall/Winter 2015
Ranked
solicitation
process. Best
applications
receive funding
Anticipate
application period
opening within
next six months.
SECAT Medium/Heavy
Duty Trucks
~6 Million
Available
1st Come, 1st
Serve
Currently
receiving
applications
Moyer Agriculture,
Construction,
Locomotive are
primary for
SMAQMD
~$5 Million
Annually
1st Come, 1st
Serve
Currently
receiving
applications
Grand Total ~$17-20 Million
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CARB Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Equipment Funding Opportunities
8
Project FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16
Hybrid and Zero-Emission Truck and Bus Voucher
Incentive Project (HVIP) $10 M $12 M
Zero-Emission Truck Commercial Deployment
$25 M
$20 M
Zero-Emission Bus Commercial Deployment
(includes new rural school bus funding) $45 M
Low NOx Truck Incentives (new) - $7 M
Advanced Technology Demonstrations $50 M $59 M
Zero-Emission Freight Equipment Commercial
Deployment (new) - $9 M
Truck Loan Assistance Program $10 M $15 M
TOTAL $95 M $167 M*
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California Energy Commission
Funding Area Amount Available
(FY 2015-2016)
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure $27 million
Natural Gas Fueling Infrastructure (none)
Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure $16 million
Biofuel Production and Supply $16.5 million
Natural Gas Vehicle Incentives $10 million
Medium- & Heavy- Duty Advanced
Vehicle Technology Demonstration $14 million
Workforce Training and Development $5.5 million
Emerging Opportunities $4 million
Regional Alternative Fuel Readiness $2 million
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Funding Opportunities: Air Resources Board (ARB)
Funding for clean trucks and buses
Vouchers reduce purchase price or
lease cost
New for FY 2015-16
$12 million budget
Add eligibility for vehicle
conversions
Funding available now!
http://www.californiahvip.org/
Parcel Delivery
Beverage Delivery
Food Delivery
Bus
Other
Vehicles Funded
Hybrid Voucher Incentive Program (HVIP)
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Funding Opportunities: Air Resources Board (ARB)
Electric Trucks & Buses
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Funding Opportunities: Air Resources Board (ARB)
Hybrid Vehicles
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Funding Opportunities: Air Resources Board (ARB)
Heavy Duty Projects
Peter Christensen, Manager
Innovative Heavy-Duty Strategies Section
(916) 322-1520
Public Fleet Incentives and Car Sharing
Lisa Macumber, Manager
Innovative Light-Duty Strategies Section
(916) 323-2881
EFMP Plus Up & Financing Assistance
Sam Gregor, Manager
Planning and Regulatory Development Section
[email protected] (916) 323-0005
Lucina Negrete, Chief
Innovative Strategies Branch
(916) 445-6138
Air Quality Improvement Program and Low Carbon Transportation webpage: http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/aqip/aqip.htm
HVIP Website:
http://www.californiahvip.org CVRP and Fleet Incentives Website:
http://energycenter.org/clean-vehicle-rebate-project
ARB Disadvantaged Community Investment Guidance and Maps:
http://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/capandtrade/auctionproceeds/535investments.htm
Contact Information
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Clean Cities Contact Information
Keith Leech
Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition
President
916-875-5501
Tim Taylor
Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition
Vice-President
916-874-4814
www.cleancitiessacramento.org
