PADEP 5/001 AFV MARKET AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PA’s Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant Program Susan K. Summers Program Manager Dept. of Environmental.

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PADEP 5/001 AFV MARKET AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PA’s Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant Program Susan K. Summers Program Manager Dept. of Environmental Protection Bureau of Air Quality Harrisburg, PA (choose Subjects/Air Quality) National Clean Cities Conference San Diego, CA May 2000

PADEP 5/002 PENNSYLVANIA'S ALTERNATIVE FUELS INCENTIVE GRANT FUND (AFIG) An Overview BACKGROUND AFIG fund established through passage of Act 166 in December AFIG fund receives an estimated $3.5 - $3.9 million annually from the general fund. Effective July 1, Regulations published September 10, First grants - July 1995.

PADEP 5/003 AFIG - An Overview

PADEP 5/004 AFIG - An Overview Completed seven funding cycles awarding $17.2 million and leveraging close to $50 million. Funding SchedulePercent of Project Cost % % % % thereafter 20%  Funding reduced as market grows.

PADEP 5/005 AFIG - An Overview Project Summary – Cycles  Number of NGVs – 1,320  Number of EVs - 63  Number LPGVs – 236 (221 in C6) Total AFVs – 1,619  Number CNG stations – LNG  EV rechargers – 58  LPG and E85 facilities – 16 Total Refueling/recharging - 157

PADEP 5/006 AFIG - An Overview Highlights – July 1995 to June 1999  60 refueling facilities completed  Miles traveled on AFs – 5.7 million  Equivalent gallons AF consumed – 1 million  Barrels of oil saved – 24,000  Six PA transit authorities with CNG buses  School district fleet surpassed 2 million miles  Colleges and universities, police department, local governments, airports.

PADEP 5/007 AFIG - An Overview TRENDS  Shift from aftermarket conversion to OEM purchases.  Consistent high interest in NGVs.  Increasing interest in ethanol (E85) and FFVs.  OEM EV purchases replaced with 3 years leases.  Incentives decreased and applications declined.  Independent gasoline station partners.

PADEP 5/008 AFIG - An Overview ISSUES AND DISINCENTIVES  Limited application opportunities.  Processing applications/grants time consuming.  Limited AFV order and delivery windows.  AFV delivery delays.  Incremental cost high – EVs highest.  Transit/school buses - long turnover periods.  Transit/school bus incremental cost high.

PADEP 5/009 AFIG - An Overview INFRASTRUCTURE GROWTH  Need more AFVs! Fuels will follow!  Federal tax credit for AFV purchase not deductions.  Need fuel tax and clean air credits.  Station owners need to make a profit.  Stations - more accessible.  Partner with gasoline /diesel refueling.  Need incentives for tax-exempt entities.