Dane County CNG Efforts

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Dane County CNG Efforts April 25, 2013 John Welch, PE Solid Waste Manager Dane County

Dane County’s CNG History Experience with landfill gas and digesters Pipeline quality gas project Continued to evaluate options Pilot bioCNG project Funding from SEO and WCTP CNG station, bioCNG station, and vehicles

What’s Driving Fleet Conversions Fuel Savings Proven Technology – engines Emissions regulations Capital Cost O&M Costs Payload Available Fuel Stations (Chicken & Egg) Contract Requirements Image / Marketing

Environmental Benefits Fuel Carbon Intensity (gCO2e/MJ) Gasoline 95.86 CNG from Pipeline 68.00 CNG from Digester 13.45 CNG from Landfill 11.26 http://www.arb.ca.gov/fuels/lcfs/121409lcfs_lutables.pdf

Vehicles 24 vehicles in fleet Will add 15-20 in 2013 Conversion cost All Dual-fuel F150s, F250s, F350s, Ford Fusion, Transit Connect 7 Departments Will add 15-20 in 2013 Some dedicated CNG Plow Trucks, van, pickups, passenger car Conversion cost $10,000 - $12,000 each

Vehicle Conversion Options Dedicated, bi-fuel, or dual fuel Available options & intended use Range Typical route (return to shop?) Direct from manufacturer or OEM conversion Available models Warranty / service Cost

Vehicle ROI Variables Initial Conversion Cost Miles driven per year Dedicated or Dual-fuel Miles driven per year MPG Fuel Savings ~$2.00/gal

Vehicle ROI Examples Vehicle Conversion Cost MPG Miles/yr GGE/yr Payback Savings After Payback Car $9,000 25 25,000 1,000 4.5 yrs $7,000 Pickup $10,000 15 30,000 2,000 2.5 yrs $16,670 Garbage Truck $50,000 3 24,000 8,000 3.125 yrs $62,000 Delivery Van $30,000 6 4,200 3.6 yrs $37,000 Note: Does not include any grant funds or maintenance costs

Infrastructure ROI Components of CNG cost Supply Gas Electricity O&M Capital Ammortization (grants) Taxes and Tax Credits Other incentives

Dane County’s CNG Station Natural gas only 2 hoses Fast-fill 100 GGE storage 30 GGE/hr from compressor Funding ~$280,000 grant from SEO and WCTP ~$42,000 from County funds

Fueling Station ROI Results Stephe Yborra Values CNG w/ Grant CNG w/o Grant Natural Gas $0.81-$0.89 $0.709 Electricity $0.04-$0.30 $0.376 Capital $0.35-$0.65 $0.129 $0.987 WI Taxes $0.247 Federal Taxes $0.183 Tax Credits -$0.50 O&M $0.30-$0.65 $0.60 Total $1.24-$2.24 $1.561 $2.419 *Based on 1600-2000 GGE/month

What if we increase CNG Usage? CNG w/o Grant 2000 GGE/month 5000 GGE/month Natural Gas $0.709 $0.70 Electricity $0.376 $0.22 Capital $0.756 $0.30 WI Taxes $0.247 Federal Taxes $0.183 Tax Credits -$0.50 O&M $0.60 Total $2.188 $1.567

Dane County’s BioCNG Station Pilot System Biogas from landfill 5 GGE/hr 1 hose Fast-fill 40 GGE storage Funding All Dane County New System Biogas from landfill 10 GGE/hr Pipeline gas backup 2 fast-fill hoses 4 slow-fill hoses 200 GGE storage Funding $150,000 from SEO

Old System New System

BioCNG Differences Extra Capitol Extra O&M Costs Cheaper Gas? RINs Other revenue potential for gas? RINs

CNG vs BioCNG ROI Results CNG w/o Grant BioCNG w/o Grant Natural Gas / Biogas $0.709 - Electricity $0.376 $1.04 Capital $0.987 $1.974 WI Taxes $0.247 Federal Taxes $0.183 Tax Credits -$0.50 RINs -$0.75 O&M $0.60 $0.91 Total $2.419 $2.921 *2000 GGE/month. Breaks even at ~4000-5000 GGE/month

Hurdles Vehicle Procurement Fueling Stations Training Learning Curve EPA Certifications Limited options Delays Fueling Stations Training Infrastructure & vehicle maintenance Learning Curve Permitting, codes, regulatory agencies, taxes, maintenance, etc

Other Considerations Vehicle maintenance Building Modifications Local options? Tools and training Building Modifications Code compliance Training Technicians, drivers, Department heads, etc

Vehicle Performance Dyno testing Driver experience Reliable Maintenance/Service

Future of CNG in Dane County Dane County - 10 yr Strategic Plan Convert most/entire fleet to CNG Looking for partners – fueling stations Looking for bioCNG opportunities

Questions? John Welch Solid Waste Manager 608-267-8815 welch@countyofdane.com