Mobile Source P2: Vehicle Idle Reduction Mike Moltzen EPA Region 2 Great Lakes Regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable Summer Conference New York City,

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Mobile Source P2: Vehicle Idle Reduction Mike Moltzen EPA Region 2 Great Lakes Regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable Summer Conference New York City, August 25, 2005

Overview Health effects of diesel emissions Idle Reduction Basics Regulatory Approach Voluntary Programs Funding

Particulate Matter (PM): Deep lung penetration Nitrogen Oxides (NOx): Smog/Ozone precursor Air Toxics: 40 Hazardous Chemicals Diesel pollution causes aggravated asthma, lung damage, respiratory ailments, cancer & premature death. PM 2.5 (2.5 µm) PM 10 ( 10µm ) Human Hair Cross Section = 70 µm Health Effects: Diesel Emissions & Major Pollutants

Reducing Diesel Emissions & Major Pollutants The Three Rs Retrofit Replace Reduce Idling

Why consider the Three Rs? Diesel engines are very durable, engines will emit pollutants at (or above) the level allowed by the emission standards in place at the time it was manufactured.

Idle Reduction Basics: Cost & Benefits Cost Idle reduction policies can be adopted with little or no cost. Investments may be necessary for education and outreach, signage and technology. Benefits Reduce fuel consumption and SAVE $ A class 8 truck idling for one hour uses 0.82 gallon of fuel Reduce unnecessary diesel emissions An idling class 8 truck emits 144 grams NOx and 8,224 grams CO2 per hour

Idle Reduction Basics: Technology Multi-sector technology is available On-road: Auto-shutdown, Advanced Truck Stop Electrification, Auxiliary Power Units Non-road: Electrification, Auto-shutdown Marine: Cold-ironing, Strong-arm docking Locomotive: Shore-power, Greengoats Airports: Gate electrification

Technology: On-road & Non-road Advanced Truck Stop Electrification: Provides amenities to drivers of long-haul vehicles while allowing engine shutdown Electrification: Stationary equipment can be purchased/retrofit to operate on grid-power Auto-shutdown: Systems for heavy-duty diesel on-road and non-road vehicles/equipment that automatically shutdown engines after 3 to 5 minutes of idle Auxiliary Power Units: Smaller auxiliary engines that provide necessary power without idling the main engine

Idle Reduction Technology: Example Advanced Truck Stop Electrification technology:

Technology Examples: Marine, Locomotive & Airport Marine Cold-ironing: Provides electrical grid power to docked vessels Strong-arm docking: System of docking that allows vessels to anchor without pushing against the dock Locomotive Shore-power: Provides electrical grid power to locomotives at terminals Greengoats: Locomotive switcher engines that operate on hybrid series technology, reducing idling Airport Gate Electrification: Provides grid power to airplanes while planes reside at gates

Regulatory Efforts State Laws New York: 5 minutes idling time limit on heavy duty vehicles New Jersey: 3 minutes idling time limit on diesel powered motor vehicles State Law enhancements (examples) NYC Local Law: 3 minutes idling time limit on all vehicles Rockland County Sanitary Code: 3 minutes idling time limit on all vehicles

EPAs National Clean Diesel Campaign The NCDC is a sector based program aimed at reducing diesel emissions and finding innovative ways to protect human health and the environment. Approach: Implementation of rules Development of new emissions standards Promotion of voluntary programs Promotion of collaborative efforts

EPAs Voluntary Programs Clean School Bus USA Goal: Reduce school bus emissions by retiring old buses, retrofitting existing buses and adopting idle reduction policies Idle reduction: Adoption of idle reduction programs Dispelling idling myths Providing outreach materials EPA Region 2-NYAPT MOU

EPAs Voluntary Programs SmartWay Transport Partnership Idle-Free Corridors Goal: Eliminate all unnecessary long-duration truck and locomotive idling along major transportation corridors Approach: Behavioral change Technology Idling laws

EPAs Voluntary Programs Clean Construction USA Goal: Promote the reduction of diesel exhaust emissions from construction equipment and vehicles Idle reduction: Adoption of idling limits Efficient staging zones Identification of idling zones away from fresh air intakes, HVAC and windows

EPAs Voluntary Programs Clean Ports USA Goal: Reduce diesel emissions from port related activities Approach: Retrofit and replace older diesel engines Use clean fuels Provide economic incentives for ports contracts with tenants, contractors, and others Idle reduction

Northeast Diesel Collaborative A regional initiative founded by EPA Regions 1 and 2 with the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management to reduce diesel emissions from the on-road, construction, marine and rail sectors. Idle reduction: Promotion of idle reduction projects Promotion of idling laws: the New York Metropolitan Air Quality Initiative Promotion of EPA voluntary programs (i.e. Idle Free Corridors, Clean School Bus) Idle reduction at border crossings

Funding Examples EPA funding: National Clean Diesel Campaign Clean School Bus USA SmartWay Clean Construction Clean Ports Other funding: Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Clean Cities Program Loan Programs

Summary Diesel emissions represent a health and environmental threat. Solutions to reduce idling emissions from mobile sources have been implemented successfully across the country! Regulatory and voluntary efforts are successful in reducing idle emissions. Funding to establish idle reduction programs is available.

Thank You! Mike Moltzen