2016 Nonroad Collaborative Work Group

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2016 Nonroad Collaborative Work Group 28 March 2019 Local Conference Lines: Main line: 202-991-0477 EPA Region 1 (Boston): 857-702-8290 EPA Region 2 (NYC): 347-384-7287 EPA Region 3 (Philadelphia): 484-352-3221 EPA Region 4 (Atlanta): 470-705-2279 EPA Region 5 (Chicago): 312-667-7115 EPA Region 6 (Dallas): 469-250-2701 EPA Region 7 (Kansas City): 913-608-8349 EPA Region 8 (Denver): 720-642-6536 EPA Region 9 (San Francisco): 628-246-1294 EPA Region 10 (Seattle): 206-800-4483 EPA RTP (Raleigh): 984-444-7480 Conference ID: 6926578

Meeting Agenda Beta inventory release Beta emissions by sector 2016 v1 inventory Nonroad updates for v1 Testing geographic allocation updates v1 timeline Other business/reminders

Beta inventory release 2016 beta emissions modeling platform released on March 13 2016 beta release includes: 2016 inventories for all anthropogenic sectors, 2016 inventories for fires, 2016 MEGAN and BEIS3 biogenic emission on the 12US2 CONUS domain, and documentation Data being distributed by the Intermountain West Data Warehouse (IWDW) 2016 beta wiki: http://views.cira.colostate.edu/wiki/wiki/10197. Contains links to documentation and analysis products from LADCO, IWDW. Projections to 2023 and 2028 will be released to Collaborative members in April Summary files available on the Collaborative Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1yFEmYlWgcjKkeS48UQ0SerYZdpTY0oEm

Beta Emissions by Sector Onroad 4,065,540 (44.2%) Nonroad 1,102,956 (12.0%) C3 CMV 2,915,608 (31.7%) C1/C2 CMV 564,394 (6.1%) Rail 557,598 (6.1%) Onroad 1,198,763 (60.0%) Nonroad 1,175,789 (35.6%) C3 CMV 109,637 (3.3%) C1/C2 CMV 10,080 (0.3%) Rail 26,008 (0.8%) 2016 Beta Mobile NOx Inventory (tons) 2016 Beta Mobile VOC Inventory (tons)

Beta Emissions by Sector Onroad 130,564 (28.6%) Nonroad 104,500 (22.9%) C3 CMV 189,799 (41.6%) C1/C2 CMV 14,864 (3.3%) Rail 16,125 (3.5%) Onroad 20,330,093 (63.7%) Nonroad 11,089,466 (34.8%) C3 CMV 254,421 (0.8%) C1/C2 CMV 114,785 (0.4%) Rail 102,929 (0.3%) 2016 Beta Mobile PM2.5 Inventory (tons) 2016 Beta Mobile CO Inventory (tons)

Nonroad v1 inventory Will include data supplied by States for 2016 platform and 2017 NEI (EPA currently reviewing) National updates: geographic allocation factors for Agricultural and Construction equipment North Carolina DEQ and EPA updated the nrstatesurrogate table with updated state-to-county allocation factors Construction: acres disturbed by residential, non-residential, and road construction (2014 NEI) Agricultural: fuel expenditure data from USDA Base year state-level Agriculture and Construction equipment populations were adjusted by modifying the nrbaseyearpopulation table Scaled each state’s share of the national equipment population total by the state’s share of national acres disturbed by construction activity (Construction equipment) and national fuel expenditure data (Agricultural equipment) OTAQ tested new tables with a simple runspec: all U.S. counties, single July weekday in 2016, NOx, Agriculture and Construction sectors Results compare current MOVES2014b allocations to new allocations (new county allocations only and new state+county allocations) Testing output and updated nrstatesurrogate table posted on Nonroad wiki

Nonroad v1 inventory – allocation updates Number of counties that go from zero Ag. emissions to non-zero Ag. emissions: 5 Number of counties that go from non-zero Ag. emissions to zero Ag. emissions: 0 Number of counties with emissions increases relative to MOVES2014b: 1599 Number of counties with emissions decreases relative to MOVES2014b: 1557 National-scale (including PR and VI) Agricultural sector emissions decrease 0.012%

Nonroad v1 inventory – allocation updates Number of counties that go from zero Const. emissions to non-zero Const. emissions: 44 Number of counties that go from non-zero Const. emissions to zero Const. emissions: 185 Number of counties with emissions increases relative to MOVES2014b: 1227 Number of counties with emissions decreases relative to MOVES2014b: 1973 National-scale (including PR and VI) Construction sector emissions decrease 0.342%

Nonroad v1 inventory – allocation updates Number of counties that go from zero Ag. emissions to non-zero Ag. emissions: 5 Number of counties that go from non-zero Ag. emissions to zero Ag. emissions: 0 Number of counties with emissions increases relative to MOVES2014b: 1588 Number of counties with emissions decreases relative to MOVES2014b: 1568 National-scale (including PR and VI) Agricultural sector emissions decrease 1.04%

Nonroad v1 inventory – allocation updates Number of counties that go from zero Const. emissions to non-zero Const. emissions: 44 Number of counties that go from non-zero Const. emissions to zero Const. emissions: 185 Number of counties with emissions increases relative to MOVES2014b: 1227 Number of counties with emissions decreases relative to MOVES2014b: 1973 National-scale (including PR and VI) Construction sector emissions decrease 0.72%

v1 inventory timeline/next steps Contractual delays have impeded EPA progress in reviewing and incorporating state-supplied data into v1 CDBs Targeting spring completion for 2016 v1 Will complete 2016 v1 before 2017 NEI onroad/nonroad Collaborative is collecting comments on the beta platform though May 31, 2019. Using CMAS forum to collect comments: https://forum.cmascenter.org/c/nei-modeling-platform/collaborative-modeling-platform-2016

Other Business / Reminders Questions and Discussion Reminders: Comments on beta platform by May 31: https://forum.cmascenter.org/c/nei-modeling-platform/collaborative-modeling-platform-2016 2016 beta summary files on Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1yFEmYlWgcjKkeS48UQ0SerYZdpTY0oEm Next national report-out quarterly update call (all sectors) is April 3 at 12:00 EDT. Registration: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8872782148303361026 Work Group meeting minutes and related files and links available on Work Group wiki: http://views.cira.colostate.edu/wiki/wiki/9179 Next meeting: TBD