Wisconsin Transportation Fuels Update

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1 Wisconsin Transportation Fuels Update Wisconsin Academy s 2018 Local Government Summit April 23, 2018 Maria Redmond Director, Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation

2 Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation Values Securing Wisconsin s energy future and improving its economy and environment. Mission The Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation promotes innovative and effective energy policies and programs that benefit Wisconsin s citizens and businesses. Values Open Communication and Transparency Collaboration and Teamwork Being Forward Looking and Solutions Oriented Building and Maintaining Expert-Level Knowledge Economic Viability 4/30/2018 2

3 Our Programs and Initiatives Focus on Energy Clean Energy Manufacturing Revolving Loan Fund Energy Innovation Grants Municipal Energy Efficiency Technical Assistance Program Biofuels Retail Advancement in WI Transportation Statewide Wood Energy Team Energy Assurance/Resiliency Efforts Energy Statistics Sector Support (Biogas, Geothermal, Transportation) Funding Announcements 4/30/2018 3

4 Fuel In Wisconsin Wisconsin receives 90% of refined fuels from four major out-of-state refineries Flint Hills in St. Paul, MN Exxon/Mobile refinery in Joliet, IL Citgo refinery in Lemont, IL BP refinery in Hammond, IN 10% of refined fuel can be produced in-state at the Calumet Superior refinery Once refined, product is shipped through 3 major pipelines to terminals located throughout the state. 23 terminals in the state (12 major) Ethanol is blended at the terminal. 90% of gasoline sold in-state is blended with ethanol. 25+ Bulk plants (large storage tank facilities) 4

5 Why the Focus on Transportation? According to the US Department of Energy in 2017, vehicles transported 11 billion tons of freight, more than $32 billion worth of goods each day, and moved people more than 3 trillion vehicle-miles Cost-savings Energy Security Lower Emissions 5

6 Fuel Consumption Gasoline 2, , , Diesel Ethanol CNG Propane LNG On-Road use only, tax-exempt fuel not reported Source: WI Department of Revenue 4/30/2018 6

7 Registered Vehicles Type Vehicle Count As of June 30, 2015 Vehicle Count As of June 30, 2017 Unleaded 5,997,946 5,624,861 Diesel 431, ,117 Ethanol (E85) Flexible Fuel 400, ,719 Hybrid Electric 32,832 35,432 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) 5,835 5,642 Electric Propane (LPG) Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) 2 2 Source: WI Department of Transportation 4/30/2018 7

8 Fuel Prices Fuel Type GGE Prices (As of 12/1/2016) Biodiesel (B100) $ $ Biodiesel (B20) $ $ Biodiesel (B2) $ $ #2 Diesel $ $ /30/ GGE Prices (As of 03/29/2018) Electricity $ ($ kw/hr) $ ($ kw/hr) Unleaded $ $ E85 $ $ E10 $ $ Natural Gas $ $ Propane $ $ Prices are commercial averages and do not include taxes, rebates, or subsidies. Source: Energy Management Institute

9 Public Fueling Stations Over 2,000 Conventional Fuel 415 Alternative Fuel - 4 biodiesel - 41 CNG electric E85-1 LNG - 10 LPG Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center 4/30/2018 9

10 Wisconsin Transportation Initiatives Energy Assurance Funding and Resources Future: - All fuels and technology - Electrification - Grid Modernization - Connected/Autonomous Vehicles 4/30/

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11 irev: AFV Tool for Emergency Planners Initiative for Resiliency in Energy through Vehicles (irev) Tracking Tool Allows emergency planners to visualize various AFV infrastructure assets and options at their disposal and simulate events Users can upload data and export data to other platforms (e.g., ArcGIS) To access tool, register for an account at

Next Steps for OEI Strategic Planning Launch New Grant Programs - Planning and Implementation Increase Stakeholder Engagement 1 st Annual Wisconsin Energy Innovation Summit May 23-24 Biogas

12 Next Steps for OEI Strategic Planning Launch New Grant Programs - Planning and Implementation Increase Stakeholder Engagement 1 st Annual Wisconsin Energy Innovation Summit May Biogas Roundtable, Geothermal Roundtable Register here: Participate in Grid Mod and AV/CV efforts 4/30/

13 Questions? Maria Redmond Director, Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation /30/

U.S. Department of Energy: Vehicle Technology and Infrastructure Deployment

U.S. Department of Energy: Vehicle Technology and Infrastructure Deployment Margo Melendez National Renewable Energy Laboratory August 2008 Clean Cities A voluntary, locally-based government/industry partnership