Francisco Donez
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Francisco Donez
National Clean Diesel Campaign: Clean Diesel Funding Clean Airport p Fleets Workshop p June 14, 2011 Francisco Dóñez, Dóñez U.S. U S EPA PRESENTATION OUTLINE z Why Diesel Matters z National Clean Diesel Campaign z West Coast Collaborative z SmartWay Transport z Tools, Resources, Links 2 Health Effects of Diesel Emissions • • • • Decreased lung function Aggravated asthma Respiratory ailments Premature death Sensitive populations such as children and the elderly are particularly susceptible to these effects. 3 Particulate Matter Levels in the US PRESENTATION OUTLINE z Health Effects Overview z National Clean Diesel z West Coast Collaborative z SmartWay Transport z Tools, Resources, Links Campaign 5 Innovative Strategies: National Clean Diesel Campaign But what about the remaining 11 million engines i in i the th legacy l existing i ti fleet? fl t? z Incentive-based, non-regulatory approach z z Focuses on five main sectors z z z z z z Began with just a few projects (urban and rural school bus fleets, and delivery type vehicles) School Buses Ports Construction Agriculture Freight g ((SmartWay y Transport p Partnership) p) Broad support from large group of stakeholders z z z Environmental organizations and other NGOs Industry, fleet owner/operators State/regional/local government 6 Strategies for the 11 Million Diesel Engines Currently in Use • • • • • • Use Cl U Cleaner F Fuels l Retrofit Repower Replace Reduce Idling M i t Maintenance 7 Summary of the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Funding • Fiscal Year 2008 $49.2M Awarded • ARRA Stimulus Bill 2009 $294M Awarded • Fiscal Years 2009 & 2010 $120M Awarded • Fiscal Year 2011 ~$60M RFP out Nov. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and CA Governor Schwarzenegger, Schwarzenegger Port of Long Beach, June 2009 8 Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) Funding- DRAFT Proposed $60M for FY2011- pending the final EPA budget National Estimated $42 Million (70%) National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program $32 Million Clean Diesel Emerging Technologies Program $4 Million SmartWay Clean Diesel Finance Program $6 Million State Estimated $18 Million (30%) State Clean Diesel Grant Program $18M State Base Bonus Matching Budget amounts for FY 2011 are estimated National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program z Anticipating p g ~$60M again g throughout g the nation z National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program One national RFP z Target date for posting = Nov. z Applications due mid Jan Jan. z z Automatic state program continuation z ~ Jan-May J M 2011 ti timeframe f 10 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: In EPA Region 9 Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) Funding- DRAFT Proposed $60M for FY2011 National Estimated $42 Million (70%) Nationall Clean l Diesell Funding Assistance Program $32 Million $500,000 - $3,000,000 Anticipated that 3-6 grants awarded 11 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: Priority Projects Project proposals that align with these priorities may rank hi h iin th higher the evaluation l ti process: z Maximize public health benefits z Are the most cost-effective z Are in areas with high population, air quality issues, and air toxic concerns z Are in areas that receive a disproportionate quantity of air pollution (i (i.e. e truck stops stops, ports) 12 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: Eligible Entities z Regional, g , state,, local,, tribal or port p agency g y with jurisdiction over transportation or air quality; and z Nonprofit organization or institution which z Represents p or p provides p pollution reduction or educational services to persons or organizations that operate diesel fleets; or z Has, as its principal purpose, the promotion of transportation or air quality 13 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: How can Funds be Spent? z Technologies and engines must be verified and/or certified by U.S. EPA or CARB www.epa.gov/cleandiesel www epa gov/cleandiesel z Verified Retrofit Technologies include: Exhaust Controls z Engine Upgrades z Cleaner Fuels z Idling Reduction Technologies z 14 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: How can Funds be Spent? z Incremental cost of engine/vehicle replacement (old engine must be remanufactured or scrapped), scrapped) engine repower repower, engine rebuild z Covers incremental costs of cleaner fuel versus conventional diesel fuel z Funds may NOT be used for the following: z Projects required under Federal, State or Local law z Emissions testing (except for the Emerging Technologies Program) z Fueling infrastructure costs, (i.e.: acquisition cost of tanks, construction or acquisition costs of fuel depot or biodiesel manufacturing facilities) 15 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: Applying z One national Request for Proposals z Submit proposals to EPA regional office for projects that take place solely within that EPA Region z There is a recommended format for the narrative proposal z See Request for Proposals for how to apply 16 National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program: Region 9 Priorities z Achieves and clearly quantifies fuel savings, greenhouse gas reductions and diesel criteria pollutant reductions z Reduces emissions along interstate and international goods movement corridors z Clearlyy demonstrates inclusion of community, y neighborhood, and/or tribal organizations in disproportionately impacted areas as active partners in the project 17 Past Grants Examples National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance grant projects that have been funded in the past… past 18 Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Electrified Parking Spaces at Truck Stops Near Ports of Entryy and Along g Interstates in Arizona Deployed truck stop electrification facilities with HVAC, to reduce engine idling by heavy‐duty diesel trucks and helped reduce toxic diesel emissions in Arizona counties adjacent to the U.S.‐Mexico border F di S Funding Sources Annual Emission Reduction $1.7M 282 tons PM 25 tons NOx EPA Overhead truck stop electrification system Arizona Department of Commerce Clean Delivery Trucks Program • Replace 10 heavy‐duty trucks with compressed natural gas (CNG) l h d k h d l ( ) • Replace 2 medium‐duty with battery‐electric, zero‐emission trucks • Retrofit 48 trailers and tractors with SmartWay low‐rolling tires • The fleets operate in the greater Phoenix area in AZ Funding Sources Annual Emission Reduction $611K 0 1 tons PM 0.1 6.5 tons NOx 203 tons CO2 $1.4M EPA Leveraged g An battery-electric battery electric delivery truck Cascade Sierra Solutions Trailer Aerodynamics Project • Retrofitting 1,801 heavy‐duty trailers with verified aerodynamic technologies. • Fleet partner: Gordon Trucking, Pacific, WA, traveling Fleet partner: Gordon Trucking, Pacific, WA, traveling primarily on Interstate 5 in ID, OR, and WA • The grant paid ⅓ cost of trailer skirts, saving seven percent of fuel at highway speed fuel at highway speed. Annual Emission Reduction Funding Sources $1.5M $ 5 0.5 tons PM 19.2 tons NOx $907K EPA Leveraged L d FreightWing Aeroflex skirts on Gordon g trailers Trucking Tools and Resources • Webinar Wednesday, y November 10 @ 12 pm PST (see web site for call-in number) p for a Successful Diesel Retrofit Project j • Tips • Diesel Emissions Quantifier • State and Local Toolkit • List of Funded Projects • Helpline: p 1-877-623-2322 • E-mail: cleandiesel@epa.gov epa gov/cleandiesel epa.gov/cleandiesel 22 Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) Funding- DRAFT Proposed $60M for FY2011 National Estimated $42 Million (70%) National Clean Diesel Funding d Assistance Program $32 Million State Estimated $18 Million (30%) State Clean Diesel Grant Program $18M State Base Matching Bonus Clean Diesel Emerging Technologies Program $4 Million SmartWay Clean Diesel Finance Program $6 Million $ Budget amounts for FY 2011 are estimated DERA Also Funds z z z Emerging Technology Grants z Innovative, Innovative non-verified technologies z Eligible entities apply to use technologies listed on Emerging Technologies List z 14 emerging technologies listed SmartWay Finance Grants z Over-the-road and regional truck fleet upgrade z APU rebates for independent owner-operators z CNG retrofits of school buses z Retrofit and repower of port, construction, and agricultural equipment Automatic State DERA Grants –All states and DC 24 PRESENTATION OUTLINE z Health Effects Overview z National Clean Diesel Campaign z West Coast Collaborative z SmartWay Transport z Tools, Resources, Links 25 What is the Collaborative? The Collaborative is a publicpri ate partnership that aims to private reduce diesel emissions in the most impacted communities by: z z z z Supporting and bringing attention to the many highly successful existing efforts Creating a forum for information sharing along major transportation corridors in the W t West Leveraging new resources Developing and implementing projects PRESENTATION OUTLINE z Health Effects Overview z National Clean Diesel Campaign z West W t Coast C t Collaborative C ll b ti z SmartWay Transport z Tools, Resources, Links 28 The SmartWay Transport Partnership Promoting cleaner, more efficient transportation options 29 Proposal Builds on SmartWay Transport Partnership z z z A non-regulatory program launched in 2004 to improve the efficiency of freight transportation while reducing fuel consumption and emissions SmartWayy programs p g encourage g the use of key y truck technologies including idle reduction, aerodynamics, efficient tires Number of Partners has grown to over 2 2,600 600 members z z z z 660,000 trucks (partners operate > 10% of all trucks) Reduced CO2 by nearly 15 million metric tons, NOx by 215,000 tons and PM b tons, by 8 8,000 000 tons since beginning of program Saved 1.5 billion gallons of diesel fuel Saved the freight industry $3.6 billion in fuel costs 30 The e Partnership a t e s p Dynamics y a cs Carriers: C EPA: • Save fuel & money • Attain preferred shipper status • Get recognition • Improve public image • Reduce emissions • Improve energy security • Establish agency / industry relationships Shippers: • Get better data on operations • Understand options for increasing efficiency • Shrink carbon foot print • Get recognition 31 PRESENTATION OUTLINE z Health Effects Overview z National Clean Diesel Campaign z West W t Coast C t Collaborative C ll b ti z SmartWay Transport z Tools, Resources, Links 32 In Closing… g z We encourage you to: z z z Apply for DERA grant funding Partner with key stakeholders to provide clean diesel strategies EPA is committed to: z z z Provide assistance to state and local governments Test, certify and deploy the cleanest diesel technologies Develop innovative financing approaches 33 Other Resources z z z z z Grant Opportunities z www.grants.gov EPA Renewable Fuels and GHG z www.epa.gov/climatechange / li t h EPA National Clean Diesel/DERA z www.epa.gov/cleandiesel / l di l EPA SmartWay z www.epa.gov/smartway www epa gov/smartway Francisco Dóñez, U.S. EPA Region 9 z Donez.Francisco@EPA.gov Donez Francisco@EPA gov 34