Wisconsin Propane Autogas Roundtable Lorrie Lisek, Executive Director

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1 Wisconsin Propane Autogas Roundtable Lorrie Lisek, Executive Director Wisconsin Clean Cit ies May 10, 2018

2 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

3 Clean Cit ies: Tools of t he Trade w w w.afdc.energy.gov w w w.w icleancities.org Bookmark it!

4 Local Part nerships: Members/ St akeholders St at ewide organizat ion Public/ Private Part nerships 32M+ GGE Pet roleum Displaced in Reduct ion in GHG Emissions 120,000 t ons Funding Opport unit ies Fleets Product and service providers Environmental and energy agencies Advocacy organizations

5 Current Programs and Init iat ives WI BRAWT Program EPA Midwest Clean Diesel Init iat ive

6 Michigan t o Mont ana Corridor Proj ect US 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 fueling st at ions commit t ed I-94 Project Goals: 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 fill ident ified gaps Provide educat ion/ t raining t o est ablish a sust ainable alt ernat ive fuel and advanced vehicle market Significant ly grow t he availabilit y and use of alt 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 Coalit 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.

7 Significance of I-94 Corridor 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 billion vehicle miles t raveled annually 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 milit 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)

8 Signage/Corridor-Ready Criteria for 2017 Nominations EV CNG LNG Propa ne DCFC only 50 mile s be twe e n sta tions 5 mile s from hig hwa y 150 mile s be twe e n sta tions 5 mile s from hig hwa y Public sta tions only 200 mile s be twe e n sta tions 5 mile s from hig hwa y 150 mile s be twe e n sta tions 5 mile s from hig hwa y Public sta tions only Public sta tions only (no Te sla) Fa st fill, 3,600 psi Public sta tions only Prima ry sta tions only

9 Incent ives, Funding & Opport unit ies US EPA Clean Diesel Funding Assist ance Program (DERA Funding) $40M ht t ps:/ / Proposals Due: June 12, :59 pm ET Ant icipat ed select ion July, Ant icipat ed award Sept.-Nov 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 rificat ion $27M Mat erials $6M Technology Int egrat ion $20M Engines/ Fuels: Off-road Applicat ions $3.5M Co-opt imizat ion of engines and fuels $12M Concept papers due May 29, 2018 Full applicat ions Due July 13, 2018

10 Wisconsin Energy Innovat ion Grant Program $5M ht 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 facilit y/ fleet audit s & comprehensive energy plans Implement at ion grant s building energy efficiency, renewable energy, alt ernat ive fuel vehicles, infrast ruct ure and associat ed t raining and operat ions Increment al Cost of alt ernat ive fuel vehicles (conversions or new) & 50% of associat ed refueling infrast ruct ure cost s Successful applicant s announced August, 2018

11 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 ( medium-dut y and heavy-dut y t rucks) $32M Est ablish a program t hat will compet it ively award t rust funds t o eligible applicant s for t he replacement of public 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 will be dist ribut ed among Eligible Mit igat ion Act ions in response t o public 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 public meet ings at a lat er dat e and t his will be announced on t he websit e.

12 Path to Successful Sustainable Transportation www. afdc. energy. gov www. wicleancities. org Lorrie Lisek Execut ive Direct or 231 W. Michigan, P301, Milwaukee, WI lorrie. org www. wicleancities. org