Wisconsin Propane Autogas

Roundtable

Lorrie Lisek, Executive Director

Wisconsin Clean Cit ies

May 10, 2018

What Is Wisconsin Clean Cit ies?

Clean Cities advances the energy,

economic, and

environmental security

of the United States by

supporting local actions

to cut petroleum use in

transportation.

Reduced petroleum

consumption

Reduced greenhouse gas

(GHG) emissions

Reduced

dependence on

imported petroleum

FUNDING

Clean Cit ies: Tools of t he Trade

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• St at ewide organizat ion

• Public/ Privat e Part nerships

• 32M+ GGE Pet roleum Displaced in 2017

• 2017 Reduct ion in GHG Emissions 120,000 t ons

• Funding Opport unit ies

Local Part nerships: Members/ St akeholders

• Fleets

• Product and

service providers

• Environmental and

energy agencies

• Advocacy

organizations

Current Programs and Init iat ives

WI

BRAWT

Program

EPA Midwest Clean

Diesel Init iat ive

o Creat e a compet ent and experienced t eam t o guide t he

creat ion of an alt ernat ive fuel corridor t o:

Deploy select ed st at ions and vehicles t o f i l l ident if ied gaps

Provide educat ion/ t raining t o est abl ish a sust ainable alt ernat ive

fuel and advanced vehicle market

Signif icant ly grow t he availabil i t y and use of al t ernat ive fuels and

advanced vehicles in market s crit ical for long-t erm success of

t hese t echnologies

Creat e a 15% increase in pet roleum displacement wit hin each

Clean Cit ies Coal it ion geographic area

Develop and deploy a t emplat e t hat can be used around t he

count ry t o help ot her corridors t o be expanded

A competent team and well designed plan ensures the M2M Corridor

will expand beyond the end of the project term.

I-94 Project Goals:

Michigan t o Mont ana Corridor Proj ectUS DOE select ed proj ect - funded $4.9M (wit h mat ching part icipant cost share)

Proj ect began June 2017 wit h 60 t rucks and 15 alt ernat ive fuel ing st at ions commit t ed

o Key int ernat ional t rade rout e connect ing t he

Great Lakes and t he Int ermount ain regions,

covering 1,500 miles, wit h over 18 bil l ion vehicle

miles t raveled annual ly

o The population of people in the counties that are crossed by the I-94 Corridor is over 16.8 million

o Over a dozen nat ional park sit es and 230 t ruck st ops

o 5 mil i t ary bases

o 24 maj or count ies

o Significant number of alternative fuel stations already exist along I-94 corridor (690 Level 2 EVSE, 87 DC Fast Chargers, 36 CNG stations, 72 propane stations)

Significance of I-94 Corridor

EV

DCFC only

50 mile s

be twe e n

sta tions

5 mile s from

hig hwa y

Public sta tions

only (no Te sla)

CNG

150 mile s

be twe e n

sta tions

5 mile s from

hig hwa y

Public sta tions

only

Fa st fill, 3,600

psi

LNG

200 mile s

be twe e n

sta tions

5 mile s from

hig hwa y

Public sta tions

only

Propa ne

150 mile s

be twe e n

sta tions

5 mile s from

hig hwa y

Public sta tions

only

Prima ry

sta tions only

“Signage/Corridor-Ready” Criteria for 2017 Nominat ions

Incent ives, Funding & Opport unit ies

US EPA Clean Diesel Funding Assist ance Program(DERA Funding) $40M

ht t ps: / / www.epa.gov

Proposals Due: June 12, 2018 11:59 pm ET Ant icipat ed select ion July, 2018 - Ant icipat ed award Sept . -Nov.

2018 Various diesel emission reduct ion proj ect s

US Depart ment of Energy Advanced Vehicle Technologies Research Grant $68.5M EERE Exchange websit e or Grant s.gov Bat t eries and Elect rif icat ion $27M Mat erials $6M Technology Int egrat ion $20M Engines/ Fuels: Of f -road Appl icat ions $3.5M Co-opt imizat ion of engines and fuels $12M Concept papers due May 29, 2018 Ful l appl icat ions Due July 13,

2018

Wisconsin Energy Innovat ion Grant Program $5Mht t ps: / / psc.wi.gov/ Pages/ Programs/ OEI/ Request %20for%20Proposals.aspx

Proposals Due June 29, 2018 / 12:00 pm CDT

Municipal , Tribal Government s, K-12 School Dist rict s and

Manufact urers

Planning grant s – facil i t y/ f leet audit s & comprehensive energy

plans

Implement at ion grant s – building energy ef f iciency, renewable

energy, al t ernat ive fuel vehicles, inf rast ruct ure and associat ed

t raining and operat ions

Increment al Cost of al t ernat ive fuel vehicles (conversions or new)

& 50% of associat ed refuel ing inf rast ruct ure cost s

Successful appl icant s announced August , 2018

Wisconsin VW Benef iciary Mit igat ion Plan

ht t p: / / doa.wi.gov/ Pages/ vwset t lement wisconsin.aspx

$10M Replacement and scrapping of st at e vehicles

(1992-2009 medium-dut y and heavy-dut y t rucks)

$32M Est abl ish a program t hat wil l compet it ively award t rust funds t o

el igible appl icant s for t he replacement of publ ic t ransit vehicles,

giving preference t o communit ies or rout es t hat DOA det ermines are

crit ical for connect ing employees wit h employers

The remaining $25.1M wil l be dist ribut ed among El igible Mit igat ion

Act ions in response t o publ ic comment and furt her gubernat orial

and/ or legislat ive inst ruct ion. Wisconsin expect s t o submit a revised

BMP regarding t hese funds at a lat er dat e.

DOA ant icipat es holding publ ic meet ings at a lat er dat e and t his wil l

be announced on t he websit e.

Path to Successful

Sustainable Transportation

www.afdc.energy.gov www.wicleancities.org

Lorrie Lisek

Execut ive Direct or

231 W. Michigan, P301, Milwaukee, WI 53203lorrie. lisek@wicleancities.org

www.wicleancities.org