Moving Forward in Alabama with Alternative Fuels and Advanced Technology Vehicles
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1 Moving Forward in Alabama with Alternative Fuels and Advanced Technology Vehicles American Society of Mechanical Engineers University of Alabama in Huntsville Chapter September 4, 2013 Mark Bentley Executive Director Clean Cities / 1
2 The New Math >25% Of World s Petroleum is consumed by the US <5% The US represents less than 5% of world s population $1,000,000,000 More than a Billion Dollars a day leaves the US to pay for petroleum 70% Goes to Transportation Sector Clean Cities / 2
3 Clean Cities Clean Cities Mission To advance the energy, economic, and environmental security of the U.S. by supporting local decisions to reduce petroleum use in transportation. Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPAct) Provides a framework for businesses and government agencies to work together Goal: Reduce U.S. petroleum use by 2.5 billion gallons per year Clean Cities / 3
4 Clean Cities Coalitions Nearly 100 coalitions in 45 states Over 13,000 Stakeholders 775,000+ AFVs using alternative fuels 11,342 fueling stations Clean Cities / 4
5 Clean Cities Strategies Replace petroleum with alternative and renewable fuels Reduce petroleum use through fuel efficiency measures, smarter driving practices, and idle reduction Eliminate petroleum use by promoting mass transit, trip elimination, and congestion mitigation Eliminate Clean Cities has saved nearly 3 billion gallons of petroleum since Clean Cities / 5
6 Clean Cities is an Info Resource to the Public Clean Cities Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) FuelEconomy.gov Clean Cities / 6
7 Founded in 2002 ACFC is a non-profit, membership based organization serving the state of Alabama ACFC s objectives are: To reduce our dependence on foreign petroleum To expand the market for alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles To improve air quality on Alabama thru increasing the use of cleaner alternative fuels To create economic development (jobs) in Alabama ACFC is funded by member dues and grants Clean Cities / 7
8 BENEFITS OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS 1. Energy Security Lessens dependence on Foreign Oil 2. Economic Development New Jobs and Economic Activity in Alabama 3. Environmental Improved Air Quality Clean Cities / 8
9 ACFC strives to do four things well! 1. Be a clearinghouse for information about alternative fuels and advanced technology vehicles 2. Receive and provide grants for alternative fuel infrastructure projects 3. Conduct public education and outreach 4. Work on State and National Alternative Fuel/Vehicle Policy Clean Cities / 9
10 Making A Difference One Fuel at a Time! Annual Report submitted to DOE Aggregates alternative fuel and vehicle activity in Alabama It is Alabama s Report Card! In Alabama 11.7 Million gallons of alternative fuels reported used in AL since ,065 Tons of Greenhouse gas emissions reduced since 2009 through use of alternative fuels Clean Cities / 10
11 1992 Energy Policy Act The 1992 Energy Policy Act specified 6, domestically produced transportation fuels, to help the U. S. reduce dependence on foreign oil! B20 Biodiesel E85 Ethanol Propane Electricity Natural Gas CNG & LNG Hydrogen Clean Cities / 11
12 Improved Air Quality Tailpipe Emissions Compared to Conventional Gasoline/Diesel Emission Type E85 B20 CNG Propane Greenhouse Gases (GHG) -21 to 61% -57 to 86% -24% -10% Particulate Matter (PM) Unburned Hydrocarbons (a precursor for ozone) Nitrous Oxide NOx (a precursor for ozone) -20% -12% -90 to100% -80% -20% -50 to 75% -10% 0% -35 to 60% -35.6% -35.0% -3.7% Sources: AFDC, NBB, DOE et al Note: for E85 and B20 GHG ranges vary due to varied feedstock s Clean Cities / 12
13 Biodiesel Clean Cities / 13 Any Diesel Vehicle Can Use Biodiesel!
14 WVO to Biodiesel Programs In Alabama.$1 per Gallon! Daphne Utilities City of Gadsden Auburn University City of Eufaula City of Andalusia Henry County Calhoun County City of Enterprise Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind Plus other private organizations Clean Cities / 14 *
15 U. S. Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Biofuels Source: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Renewable Fuel Standard Program (RFS2) Regulatory Impact Analysis Notes: Emissions data is based on analysis by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, for the Renewable Fuel Standard Program (RFS2). This chart compares life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of various biofuels with those of petroleum fuels they replace, as assessed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The GHG emissions benefit of ethanol varies according to the feedstock used to produce it, with the greatest benefit achieved by ethanol produced from switchgrass. The negative emissions of switchgrass indicate a net sequestration of carbon into the soil and biomass. Life cycle emissions levels of biodiesel also vary according to feedstock, with biodiesel produced from waste grease resulting in a greater GHG emissions benefit than emissions from biodiesel produced from soybean biodiesel. Clean Cities / 15
16 Marshall Space Flight Center Now Fuels with E85 Clean Cities / 16
17 Alabama Department of Transportation In 2012 ALDOT reduced Green House Gases (GHG) emissions in Alabama by over Tons by fueling fleet vehicles with E85 Ethanol! Clean Cities / 17
18 Birmingham Opens Two E85 Locations to Fuel City FFV s August 2011 Ground Breaking Press Conference Fast Forward to January 2013 Ground breaking at City Southside fueling location Bob Rainey, (Birmingham Fleet), Mayor Bell and Phillip Wiedmeyer (ACFC) Southside and North Birmingham locations are completed and fueling city FFV vehicles with E85 Clean Cities / 18
19 E 85 Ethanol Hoover s Fleet Experience 212 Fleet Pickups, Sedans, SUV s > 20 Million Miles traveled using E-85 ethanol > 1.6 Million gallons of E-85 used > 1.3 Million fewer gallons of foreign oil used! Over 99.6 Tons of Green House Gas emissions (GHG) Reduced in 2012 alone! 88% of All Hoover Vehicles use Alternative Fuels April 2005 thru December 2012 Refueling with E85 in Hoover Clean Cities / 19
20 Cost of Domestically Produced Food This chart shows the composition of the cost that consumers paid for domestically produced foods in The farm value (commodity) of the food has generally been decreasing and now commands about 10% of the total consumer expenditure. This highlights the fact that an increase in corn or soy prices due to higher biofuels demand would have a muted effect on the total cost of food. Conversely, the share of cost attributable to foods services, such as restaurants and caterers, has generally been increasing and now commands nearly 35% of the food cost. Source: USDA's Economic Research Service's Food Dollar Series Clean Cities / 20
21 Propane Autogas Saving Fleets Fuel $$$$ In 2011 Vestavia Hills converted 14 police cars to bi-fuel Propane Autogas/gas! The City has saved approximately $20,000+ in fuel costs each year! City of Mobile, Lee County Sherriff, Department of Agriculture and Industries, Lewis Pest Control and others are using Propane & Saving Money! Clean Cities / 21 Utilizing safe and clean Propane AutoGas
22 Electricity Clean Cities / 22 Your Savings Add Up Using Electricity!
23 Tesla is a Game Changer! Tesla Motor Co. sold more Tesla Model S's in California, in June, than ten major auto manufacturers sold from their whole lineups. June 2012 YTD = 12 June 2013 YTD = 4,715 Range: 208 > 265 miles Direct to Consumer Sales Clean Cities / 23
24 Well to Wheel Electric Electric Vehicle GHG emissions are good now.and will only get better in the future! Clean Cities / 24
25 Natural Gas Clean Cities / 25
26 Athens Public Access CNG Station Mayor Ronnie Marks Opening Athens CNG Workshop on July 31stOpening Workshop Located ½ mile off I-65 at Exit 354 The Media Loves Events like this! Clean Cities / 26
27 Public-Private Partnership Happy Hollow Chevron Trussville, Alabama (I-59) City of Trussville, Trussville Utilities & McCullough Oil Company Compressor And Storage Mayor Melton and Officer Fueling Tahoes Clean Cities / 27
28 Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority CNG Buses 30 CNG ParaTransit Vehicles Estimated 1,000,000 gal of CNG Pumped at Bus Fueling Station in %+ increase over 2012 Estimated 149,000 gal of CNG pumped at Public Access Station in % increase over 2012! Clean Cities / 28
29 On a Gas Utilities Property Great Station at East Alabama Gas Location in Ashland, Alabama Fast Fill Time Fill Advertising Coming! Advertising Going! Clean Cities / 29
30 Fleet Snapshot: AT&T Clean Cities / 30
31 Fleet Snapshot: Waste Management Clean Cities / 31
32 Math and Market Share for CNG 1 Waste vehicle averages 9,250 gallons of diesel fuel a year. 9,250 / 7.19 = 1,287 Mcf. 1 House (in SE) uses +/- 55 Mcf of CNG per year 1,287 Mcf / 55 Mcf = 23.4 houses CNG usage 10 waste trucks = 234 houses! With no individual gas lines, meters, billing etc! Clean Cities / 32
33 HISTORICAL ALTERNATIVE FUEL PRICES FROM PREVIOUS Clean Cities REPORTS These graphs include prices collected as part of the current Price Report activity, which began in September The graphs on this page illustrate the historical prices for the alternative fuels included in these reports (specifically natural gas, propane, ethanol (E85), and biodiesel) relative to gasoline and diesel. Natural gas (in GGE), propane, and ethanol (E85) have been graphed against gasoline prices, while natural gas (in DGE) and biodiesel have been graphed against diesel prices. Source: Clean Cities Alternative Fuel Price Reports Clean Cities / 33
34 Show Me the Money! Federal and State Incentives Available Your Source for all laws & Incentives Nationally and by State 30% up to $30,000 tax incentive available for qualified alternative fuel infrastructure projects, and, YES, tax exempt companies can participate as well! 50 cents per gallon for each CNG Gallon pumped! Retro to 2012! New Alabama Low interest Loan programs for vehicle conversion to CNG, LNG & LPG AlabamaSaves 1% revolving loan money available to companies, industry etc. $50,000 minimum > $4,000,000 maximum for conversions and infrastructure, Local Government Energy Loan Program ZERO % revolving loan money available to colleges, universities, school systems and local governments. Maximum > $500,000 (program being finalized now) Alabama Incentive Legislation Clean Cities / 34
35 Are these the stations of the Future in Alabama? We Hope So! Clean Cities / 35 And with your help it will happen!
36 Online Information Resources Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition Clean Cities Alternative Fuels & Advanced Vehicles Data Center FuelEconomy.gov NGV America Clean Cities Coordinators and Coalitions Clean Cities / 36
37 Clean Cities / 37 Questions?
38 Thank You For more information please view our website Or Mark@AlabamaCleanFuels.org Or phone Clean Cities / 38
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