WELCOME Existing Funding Sources Statewide 28 million in AQIP Local Sacramento Emergency Clean Air Transportation SECAT Program 3 million annually in CMAQ funding Low Emission Vehicle Incentive Program ID: 652484
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Funding presentationAshley Reynolds & Jaime R. Lemus
WELCOMESlide2
Existing Funding SourcesStatewide$28 million in AQIP
LocalSacramento Emergency Clean Air Transportation (SECAT) Program$3 million annually in CMAQ funding
Low Emission Vehicle Incentive Program
$4 million annually in Carl Moyer funding
$2 million annually in DMV surcharge fundingAB 923 funding in El Dorado, Placer & Yolo-SolanoSlide3
State Funding Sources
$85
million for agricultural projects
$140
million for zero and near zero freight
$180
million for HVIP ($35 million for transit)
$140 million for CVRP$255 million for AB 617 Community Air Protection
Increase Carl Moyer Program by $52 million annually statewideExisting funding is about $65 million annuallySacramento currently receives about $4 million annually
$50 million for Zero & Near Zero Emission Warehouse Program
AB 1274
SB 132
AB 134Slide4
Category
Bill
Projects
Estimated Sacramento Regional Amount
Agriculture
AB 134
Tractors, Pump Electrification
$
2 – 9
million
Zero Emission
Freight Vouchers
AB 134
Freight Equipment$1 millionHVIP (Truck Vouchers)AB 134Low Emission Large Trucks$5 – 11 millionHVIP (Transit Bus Vouchers)AB 134Zero Emission Transit Buses$0 – 2 millionCVRPAB 134Advanced Technology Cars$4 – 8 millionEFMP & Clean MobilityAB 134Clean Car Share & Replacement$3 – 4 millionCommunity Air Protection (Moyer)AB 134Trucks, off road diesel, marine, infrastructure$2 – 5 millionZero & Near Zero Emission Freight Facilities in DACSB 132TRU’s and electrical infrastructure, hydrogen forklifts$3 millionIncrease in Carl MoyerAB 1274Ag tractors, trucks, buses, infrastructure, locomotives $3 million
Potential Impact to SacramentoSlide5
Funding for California
$800 million to be spent in California over 10 years by VW$200 million every 30 months (2.5yrs)
Investments
may include:
Planning and InfrastructureBrand Neutral Education and Outreach
Programs and Actions
to Increase public exposure or access to
Zero Emission VehiclesSacramento Green Citywww.electrifyamerica.com
To reduce NOx emissions
$422,636,320
to be distributed in California
Possible Funding can include
Class 8 Local Freight Tracks and Port Drayage Trucks
Class 4-8 School Bus, Shuttle Bus, or Transit Bus Freight SwitchersFerries/TugsOcean Going Vessels Shore powerClass 4-7 Local Freight Trucks (Medium Trucks)Airport Ground Support EquipmentForklifts and Port Cargo Handling EquipmentLight Duty ZEV Supply EquipmentDiesel Emission Reduction Act ZEV Investment CommitmentEnvironmental Mitigation Trust AgreementSlide6
VW – Potential Regional InvestmentAppendix C 2.0L Consent DecreeZero emission vehicle fueling infrastructure
Approximately $9 million per year for Sacramento Region (10 years)Sacramento designated as a Green CityAppendix D 2.0L & 3.0L Consent DecreeNOx Mitigation Projects replacing trucks, buses, locomotives, and other equipment
A
pproximately $7 million per year for Sacramento region (3 years)
Additional Mitigation 3.0L Consent DecreeFunding zero emission vehicle (ZEV) aspects of vehicle replacement programsApproximately $3 million for Sacramento region (one time allocation)Slide7Slide8
ESTIMATED AMOUNT FOR SACRAMENTO REGIONLOW CARBON TRANSPORTATION (Existing funding is currently about $
9 Million )
$41-71 Million