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Two proposals were submitted to EPA under Recovery Act Funding for National Clean Diesel Campaign (NCDC) Both for demonstrating “EPA Emerging Technology” Most of the current EPA or CARB “Verified Technologies” only capable of PM, HC/CO reduction, not NOx EPA: $20 millions allocated for Emerging Technology under Recovery Act EPA: Still have $3-4 millions regular funding annually
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1.Emissions Reduction by Retrofitting Caterpillar 3500 Marine Diesel Engines with 3500 Emissions Upgrade Group: Field Demonstration of Tier 1 Kit 2.Emissions Reduction by Retrofitting Onroad Diesel Vehicles and Offroad Diesel Equipment with Three Different Types of Emerging Technologies
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RFGA status (RFGA-14, 17, 18) Project status Financials
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QuantLogic, “Reducing Emissions from Drayage Trucks” Eaton, “Electrification for Engine-Off Operations of Trucks in Ports” ESW, “Combination Engine and Aftertreatment Technology” NETT Technologies, “Low Temperature Off-Road SCR” NETT Technologies, “Low Temperature On-Road SCR” Clean Diesel Technologies, “Verification Advanced SCR Control Strategies” Clean Air Systems, “All Temperature SCR System”, Project started Contracting phase, delayed due to their supplier Contracting phase, IP language negotiation
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CompanyProject Topic Maximum Approval $ CaterpillarCaterpillar 3406 Emissions Upgrade Group$740,647 EMDCommon Rail Fuel System $750,000 FEVRetrofit Solid SCR System for NOx Reduction $750,000 EatonReformer, LNT and SCR based Aftertreatment System $654,703 Initial Award: 4 proposals from 34 submitted ($2.895 million) Very conservative when recommended Uncertainty about availability of funding based on the request from TCEQ(a $4.6 million reduction) Additional award recommendations: 2 proposals ($1.46 million) A budget reduction will not occur, Tinnerman/Shadowood, TEC2010 reformer/LNT/SCR Haynes, Locomotive fuel system retrofit with electronic unit injection system
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April 6 - May 6 Received: 36, ETAC review: 35 TCEQ eligibility: 30 Under 6 technical categories Focused research Engine combustion Fuel modification Urea-SCR HC-SCR, LNT Hybrid
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Available funding: $4.15 million Total NTRD funding requested: $21.14 million Focused research: $2,874,991 Engine combustion: $2,460,932 Fuel modification: $4,145,291 Urea-SCR: $4,785,374 HC-SCR, LNT: $4,041,255 Hybrid: $2,833,158 Additional RFGA-17 awards further reduce available funding
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CompanyProject Topic Funding Requested Donaldson Non-Road Retrofit PM/SCR System Development $ 750,000 and Verification Engine Control Integration, Demonstration and Initial Verification Systemof a Combined Retrofit SCR-DPF System for $ 462,332 HD Highway Diesel Vehicles Johnson Matthey SCRT& SCCRT Verification $200,000 Nett Demonstration and Verification of BlueMAX PLUS SCR Emission Control System for Off-Road Applications $ 471,631 MIRATECH Verification Testing of a 50% NOx Emissions Reduction $ 400,000 Kit for Marine EMD Diesel Engines ISEHybrid Drive Development, Characterization and Verification for Shuttle Bus and heavy-Duty $ 748,409 Vehicle Applications Proposals for or with verification
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RFGA-18 (open duration: 4/6/09– 5/6/09) Cost effective system approaches Long term sustainable approaches that OEM will likely continue Competitive technology in market place Last RFGA in FY09 RFGA-19 (will NOT proceed) Cost effective enabling technologies OBD (To address requirement from EPA) Controls Energy recovery May use for future RFGA
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RFGA status (RFGA-14, 17, 18) Project status Financials
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32 active projects, 8 completed projects. Additional 15 projects are scheduled to finish by the end of June 2009. Final reports 9 projects Project under verification testing N-06, Johnson Matthey Onroad SCCRT System N-03, NETT Onroad and Offroad BlueMAX SCR System N-09, ECS DOC and SCR for ON-road
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Technology Verification Status EPA Emerging Technology List update Eight “Emerging Technology” from five NTRD projects NETT-N06:Off-road SCR, and On-road SCR, Johnson Matthey-N03: On-road SCR, ESW-N23: DOC for Marine application, Caterpillar-N38: 3500 Marine Emissions Upgrade Group, ECS-N23: Urea based SCR System. One project did accelerated aging to meet EPA durability requirement Johnson Matthey SCRT technology, N-03
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Pluggable Hybrid Electric Terminal Tractor (with cleaner diesel) Tested at the Port of Houston
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2008 EPA Emerging Technology List Update Six “Emerging Technology”, three from NTRD projects NTRD funded 50% on the list > $1 million EPA fund known to be invested to implement them in Texas fleets
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2009 EPA Emerging Technology List Update Eleven “Emerging Technology”, eight from NTRD projects 73% from NTRD funded Optimistic estimates, > $3.5 million EPA fund to be invested to implement them in Texas fleets Investment from Federal funds on NTRD funded technologies will quickly catch up or exceed NTRD investment Verified technologies Emerging Technology Status Recovery Act Funds, regular NCDC funds
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RFGA status (RFGA-14, 17, 18) Project status Financials
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Additional awards under RFGA-17: 2 proposals ($1.46 million) CompanyProject Topic Max NTRD Funding Tinnerman/Shadowood, TEC2010 NOx Compliance $ 750,000 without the Use of Urea Haynes,Marine and Inland Port NOx Reduction through Optimization, Verification and $ 710,259 Certification of Three Locomotive Types
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CompanyProject Topic Max NTRD Funding Donaldson Non-Road Retrofit PM/SCR System Development $ 750,000 and Verification Engine Control Integration, Demonstration and Initial Verification Systemof a Combined Retrofit SCR-DPF System for $ 462,332 HD Highway Diesel Vehicles Johnson Matthey SCRT& SCCRT Verification $200,000 Nett Demonstration and Verification of BlueMAX PLUS SCR Emission Control System for Off-Road Applications $ 471,631 MIRATECH Verification Testing of a 50% NOx Emissions Reduction $ 400,000 Kit for Marine EMD Diesel Engines ISEHybrid Drive Development, Characterization and Verification for Shuttle Bus and heavy-Duty $ 748,409 Vehicle Applications RFGA-18 awards: 6 proposals ($3.032 million)
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Appointment of Donald Lewis to the ETAC Fleet manager and coordinator of the Alternative Fuels Group for the Texas Department of Transportation
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