Fred Minassian Technology Implementation Manager

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Fred MinassianTechnology Implementation Manager

• Update on AQMDs Incentive Programs

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AQMDs Share of Funds

• AQMDs Carl Moyer Program funding is mainly
  generated from SB1107 AB923
• Annual
• SB1107 23.8M
• AB923 (2 DMV Fee) 22M
• AB923 (Tire Fee) 10M
• Total 55.8M

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Carl Moyer Programunder SB1107 AB923

• CARB to released new program guidelines in March,
  2008
• Cost effectiveness calculated for NOx, PM, HC
  combined is raised to 16,000/ton limit
• PM is multiplied by a factor of 20 in the
  cost-effectiveness calculations

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Equipment

• Marine Vessel Engines
• Locomotives (LNG and Hybrid)
• Construction Equipment
• Heavy-Duty Trucks (new retrofits)
• Forklifts
• Auxiliary Engines
• Truck Stop Electrification
• Transit Buses
• School Buses

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Year 9Carl Moyer Program Update

• 56 projects were awarded for a totalof 38.3
  million
• Projects are to be completed by June 30, 2009
• Emissions benefits
• NOx 1,084 tons/yr
• PM 33 tons/yr

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Year 10Carl Moyer Program Update

• Program Announcement PA2008-06 issued on
  February 1, 2008 for 15M with SB1107 AB923
  funds
• Program Announcement PA2008-01 (SOON Program)
  issued for construction equipment on November 2,
  2007 for 30M with SB1107 AB923 funds
• Proposal submittal due date for both programs
  May 2, 2008

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Evaluation Criteria

• Based on Boards adopted guidelines on July 8,
  2005
• Goods Movement
• Environmental Justice
• Cost-Effectiveness
• Low Emission Engine/Vehicle Preference
• Early Commercialization of Advanced Tech.
• Fleet Rules
• School Buses

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Fleet Modernization

• Funding is available for Fleet Modernization
  projects on a first-come first-served basis
• Replaces pre-1990 H.D. diesel trucks with 2007
  or newer model year trucks
• Pays for up to 80 of the total cost
• The old trucks must be crushed
• Approx. 6M awarded to date
• New program announcement for 6M was issued on
  April 4, 2008

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Proposition 1BGoods Movement Program

• Proposition 1B approved by voters inNovember
  2006
• 1 billion for emissions reductions from goods
  movement activities along Californias trade
  corridors
• Implementing Legislations
• Senate Bill 88
• Assembly Bill 201
• CARB approved program guidelines in February
  2008

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Trade Corridors

• Los Angeles/Inland Empire
• State Route 99 in Central Valley
• San Francisco Bay Area
• San Diego Border Region

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CARB Funding Targets by Trade Corridors

• 550 Million Los Angeles/Inland Empire
• 250 Million Central Valley (San Joaquin,
  Sacramento)
• 140 Million Bay Area
• 60 Million San Diego
• Funds to be disbursed withinthe designated
  corridors ina period four years

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Eligible Project Types

• Replace Existing Trucks with Newer Trucksor
  Retrofit Existing Trucks with PM Trap
• Replace/Repower Commercial Harbor Crafts
• Replace/Repower Freight Locomotives
• Install Shore Power Electrical Infrastructurefor
  Cargo Ships at Berth
• Retrofit Cargo Handling Equipment withEnergy
  Storage System
• Install Electrification Infrastructure at Truck
  Stops, Distribution Centers, and Intermodal
  Facilities

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Proposition 1BGoods Movement Program

• In February 2008, CARB allocated 13.8 million to
  AQMD for Early Grant projects for
• 130 non-drayage diesel trucks
• 130 drayage LNG trucks
• AQMD and Ports to solicit projects for first
  years funding based on CARBs funding allocation