Green Fleet Conference · 2010-04-28 · meet today’s green fleet challenges. How fleets can...

Green Fleet Conference Hyatt Regency Chicago

October 19-20, 2009

http://www.greenfleetconference.com/

What you will learn

How practical technology solutions have been implemented to meet today’s green fleet challenges.

How fleets can partner with outsource solutions to implement successful strategies using grant funds and implementing effective, efficient “green energy” manageable programs.

Green Fleet Conference and Expo2009 NAFA AwardChicago October 19, 2009Rick D. Longobart

“Be the change you want to see in the

world.”

Gandhi ~

Purpose for Change


Does it make sense

Why ask why Does it make your job easier Does it streamline operations Does it Improve efficiency Does it make sense Does it reduce cost


Historical Information

Population: 129,000 10 Square miles 800 full-time and over 300 part-time employees Fleet Staff: 17 employees Fleet Size: 600 vehicles Alternative fuel vehicles: 150


Type of Pollutions and Emissions in Inglewood

Aircraft Jet Fuel Saturated Exhaust Vapor

Vehicle Exhaust

Beach-Front Dust Airborne Particles

Aircraft Noise


Why Purchase Alternative Fuel Vehicles

Volatile fuel cost Dependency on foreign petroleum products Emission levels Impact, outreach within your community


FY 03/04 Annual operating cost $4.7 M FY 04/05 Annual operating cost $4.0 M FY 05/06 Annual operating cost $3.6 M FY 06/07 Annual operating cost $3.7 M FY 07/08 Annual operating cost $3.7 M FY 08/09 Annual operating cost $3.6 M FY 09/10 Annual operating cost $3.4 M Reduce maintenance cost from $750,000 to $340,000 Reduced fuel and parts cost by $250,000 Received 4.8 million dollars in grant funds

Cost and Utilization


Simple Payback 2.9

Annual Cost Savings$153,581

Annual Gasoline Savings (gallons)91,690

Incremental Cost of CNG Vehicle$3,000

Average Annual Miles per Vehicle12,042

Miles per Gallon of Vehicle Replaced20

Price of Natural Gas ($ per therm) $ 1.06

Price of Gasoline ($ per gallon)$3.00

Government Operations

110 6,258 51,175 13 133 216

PM10(lbs)

VOCs(lbs)

CO(lbs)

SOx(lbs)

NOx(lbs)

CO2e(metric tons)

Government Operations

Emission reduction and Cost

Do you have a Alternative Fuel Plan?

City of Inglewood Alternative Fuel Program 6-Year Plan

Fuel Selection –CNG and Propane

530 Vehicles and Mobile Units in City Fleet-Analysis in 2002

393 LD, MD and HD Vehicles

12 CNG LD Sedans in the Fleet

217 Vehicles Candidates for CNG

Plan to Purchase 143 Additional CNG vehicles in 6-years Total 155

Built $650,000 CNG and a $100,000 propane fueling station in 2004 and 2008


Where’s the Money?

(MSRC) Mobile Source Air Pollution Review Committee Carl Moyer program (PERC) Propane Energy Resource Council (CARB) California Air Resource Board DOE Department of Energy Bill Federal TEA-21 CMAO/SEP Special Projects Manufacture Discounts/Incentives New Federal Clean Air Act


City of Inglewood’s Funding Sources

MSRC program – Clean Transportation AQMD Carl Moyer program (CARB) California Air Resources Metro Grants MTA Mini-Recall PERC Propane Energy Resource Council IRS Tax Rebate Program DMV AB2766 Funds

Funds To-Date 4.8 M


Clean Cities Coalitions

Council of Governments

Regional Air Districts

County or Local

Utilities

Federal

ARRA

League of Cites

Organization and Agencies

ARRA Map of National Clean Cities Awards

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)

The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) from the federal Department of Energy (FOA: DE-FOA-0000013) which is the DOE application that is due on June 25, 2009

The Federal Government passed a $787 billion stimulus package in February 2009, called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The ARRA includes $300 million in grant funds under the Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) of 2009. A portion of these funds is targeted at the replacement of older trucks. Qualifying customers may receive a grant to cover 25% of the cost of a new vehicle


City of Inglewood Equipment and Infrastructure

Solar Projects

AB811 Solar Power Partners Energy Partner Programs

Assembly Bill (AB) 811 allows local government entities to offer sustainable energy project loans to eligible property owners. Through the creation of sustainable energy financing districts, property owners can finance renewable onsite generation installations and energy efficiency improvements through a voluntary assessment on their individual property tax bills. The assessment district approach adds a new and potentially powerful option to the clean energy finance landscape


Solar Power for Partners


Global Warming Act of 2006 – AB 32, SB 375 and AB118

AB 32 requires the State Air Resources Board to adopt regulations to require the reporting and verification of emissions of greenhouse gases and to monitor and enforce compliance, and requires the state board to adopt a statewide greenhouse gas emissions limit equivalent to the statewide greenhouse gas emissions levels in 1990 to be achieved by 2020.

SB 375 requires regions to adopt Sustainable Communities Strategies in the Regional Transportation Plan for the purpose of reducing greenhouse gases. It aligns transportation & housing,


Alternative Measures

GPS, WebTech Wireless

Zonar Systems

Carpool Parking Incentive Policy

Vehicle Utilization

Right Sizing

Anti-Idling Policy

Motor Pool Reservation System (INVERS)

AB32 Carbon Footprint


Anti Idling battery power on police vehicles

Vehicle Ecometers

Driving behavior application

Rev Partnership for the purchase of 20 fully electric vehicles

Alternative Measures

Loyola Marymount University Path ways From Poverty Grant

Cerritos College – Clean Energy Workforce Training


Inglewood Sustainable Energy Community Resource Center – “Green Depot” Project


City of Inglewood Efforts and Recognition

Environmental Excellence and Development Award

NAFA’s 2009 Green Fleet Awards Program, City of Inglewood has been chosen the winner in the Truck – Mandated Clean Air Area category

2009 Government Fleet - Environmental Leadership Award

2008 Government Fleet - Green Fleet Award

2009 All American City Award


Thank you

Rick D. LongobartCity of Inglewood

310 412-5585

[email protected]

http://www.cityofinglewood.org/depts/pw/divisions/fleet_management

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http://www.cityofinglewood.org/depts/pw/divisions/fleet_management

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