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CNG Vehicles: Do They Make Sense for My Fleet?

CNG Vehicles: Do They Make Sense for My Fleet?. Pennsylvania Partnership to Promote Natural Gas Vehicles June 18-21, 2013 Rob Graff Manager, Office of Energy and Climate Change Initiatives Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission. Agenda. Introductions and Overview of P3NGV

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CNG Vehicles: Do They Make Sense for My Fleet?

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  1. CNG Vehicles: Do They Make Sense for My Fleet? Pennsylvania Partnership to Promote Natural Gas Vehicles June 18-21, 2013 Rob Graff Manager, Office of Energy and Climate Change Initiatives Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

  2. Agenda • Introductions and Overview of P3NGV • Overview of Opportunities and Challenges for CNG Vehicles • Refuse Hauler Experience • Finding the Right CNG Vehicle for your Fleet • Fueling Infrastructure and Site Planning Considerations • Working with PECO • State Grants and Incentives • Questions & Answers • Networking Lunch

  3. INTRODUCTIONS • Name • Organization • What vehicles are you thinking about? • What are the primary barriers and questions you have? • Are you considering applying for PA DEP grants?

  4. Pennsylvania Partnership to Promote Natural Gas Vehicles • Partners: • Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission • Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities • Pittsburgh Region Clean Cities • Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection • PECO Energy • Funded by US Department of Energy through January 2015

  5. Pennsylvania Partnership to Promote Natural Gas Vehicles • Target Fleets: Municipal Waste (Public and Private) and School Bus (Public and Private) • Activities: Workshops, Informational Materials, and Tools (e.g. Fuel Use/Cost Calculators)

  6. Workshops and Trainings • General information workshops for municipalities • General information workshops for schools • General information workshops for small private waste haulers • Code and permitting workshops • Emergency response trainings • Maintenance trainings

  7. Other • Model procurement language • Direct technical assistance • Final Report

  8. THANK YOU Rob Graff Manager, Office of Energy and Climate Change Initiatives Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission regraff@dvrpc.org (215) 238-2826

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