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Volkswagen (VW) Trust Missouris Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan Jefferson City April 20, 2018 Presentation Overview Two Draft Documents Comment period ends May 4, 2018 Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan Four elements required by


  1. Volkswagen (VW) Trust Missouri’s Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan Jefferson City April 20, 2018

  2. Presentation Overview Two Draft Documents Comment period ends May 4, 2018 –Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan • Four elements required by consent decree –Draft Implementation Guidelines • Selection process, target areas, timing, cost share, and contingency plans 2

  3. Two Draft Documents Implementation Beneficiary Guidelines Mitigation Plan • Vision and goals • Selection process and timing • Award categories and funding levels • Target areas • Four elements • Cost share and required by trust contingency plans • Public input • Public input 3

  4. Draft Beneficiary Mitigation Plan 4

  5. From the Consent Decree, Mitigation Plan Must Include: 1. Overall goals 2. Award categories and funding levels 3. Consider benefits for areas with disproportionate air pollution burdens 4. Estimated emission reductions 5

  6. 1. Overall Goals Reduce NO x emissions from mobile sources Additional goals: • Replace aging school bus fleets • Reduce diesel and gasoline fuel consumption • Upgrade government fleets • Upgrade private fleets • Target areas that currently or historically have not met air quality goals • Target areas with affected Volkswagen vehicles • Promote electric vehicles 6

  7. 2. Award Categories and Funding Levels Award Projects Funding Level Category 1 School Buses $12 million 2 Government Trucks $6 million 3 Transit and Shuttle Buses $4 million 4 Nongovernment Trucks $6 million 5 Locomotive and Marine $2 million 6 Airport and Cargo Equipment $2 million 7 DERA Option $3 million 8 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations $6 million 7

  8. Basis for Awards: from Survey 2 8

  9. Categories in Draft Plan from Consent Decree Action VW Eligible Missouri’s Award Category Mitigation Action Category Government Trucks 2 Eligible Large Trucks 1 (Class 8) Nongovernment Trucks 4 School Buses 1 Eligible Buses 2 (School, Transit/Shuttle) Transit/Shuttle Buses 3 3 Freight Switchers Locomotive and Marine 5 4 Ferries/Tugs Locomotive and Marine 5 Ocean Going Vessels 5 Locomotive and Marine 5 Shorepower Continued on next slide 9

  10. Categories in Draft Plan from Consent Decree Action VW Eligible Missouri’s Award Category Mitigation Action Category Government Trucks 2 Medium Trucks 6 (Class 4-7) Nongovernment Trucks 4 Airport Ground Support Airport and Cargo 7 6 Equipment Equipment Forklifts and Port Cargo Airport and Cargo 8 6 Handling Equipment Equipment Light Duty Zero Emission Electric Vehicle Charging 9 8 Vehicle Supply Equipment Stations Diesel Emission Reduction 10 DERA Option 7 Act (DERA) Option 10

  11. 3. Consider benefits for areas with disproportionate air pollution burdens • Reserve minimum portions of funding • Award points on applications • Target areas based on: – Sensitive populations – Areas of concentrated diesel emissions – Areas not meeting air quality standards – Areas with large proportions of VW vehicles 11

  12. Affected VW Vehicles Source: 2014 Department of Revenue Vehicle Registration Data 12

  13. 4. Estimated Emission Reductions • The Department uses EPA’s Diesel Emissions Quantifier tool to estimate reductions • The Department will calculate actual emission reductions for all projects funded based on: – Actual vehicle/engine ages, current fuel type, miles driven, and usage rates – New vehicle/engine fuel type and emission rates • Estimates in plan based on assumptions: – Number and type of projects – Details of projects 13

  14. 4. Estimated Emission Reductions 2,500 2,000 Lifetime NO x Emissions 2,000 max 1,500 (tons) 1,000 1,200 min 500 750 0 Excess Emissions Caused by Expected Emission Reductions from Affected VW Vehicles in Missouri VW Trust in Missouri 14

  15. Draft Implementation Guidelines 15

  16. Implementation Guidelines • Selection Process • Target Areas • Award Category Details • Timing • Administrative Costs 16

  17. Selection Process 17

  18. Selection Process Lottery-style Competitively Scored Drawing Applications 1. School Buses 2. Government Trucks 7. DERA 3. Transit and Shuttle Buses (Round 1 only) 4. Nongovernment Trucks 5. Locomotive and Marine Hybrid Team- 6. Airport and Cargo driven Equipment 8. Electric Vehicle 7. DERA Charging Stations (Rounds 2 and later) 18

  19. Competitively Scored Applications Award Categories Selection Process 2. Government Trucks - Vehicles graded individually (partial award) 3. Transit and Shuttle Buses - 90 percent of score from 4. Nongovernment Trucks cost of reduction of one 5. Locomotive and Marine pound of NO x over lifetime 6. Airport and Cargo (cost-effectiveness) Equipment - 10 percent of score from 7. DERA area of operation (Rounds 2 and later) 19

  20. Cost Effectiveness Calculation Examples Example 1: Vary cost-share or VW dollars Example 2: Vary age of vehicle being replaced Example 3: Vary vehicle usage rates Example 4: Vary fuel type and emission level Goal: Lowest Cost Per Pound 20

  21. Example 1: Vary Cost-Share Replace government-owned 2001 Class 8 dump truck for $140,000 total cost VW Lifetime Cost Effectiveness Funds Cost-share NO x (VW funds/pound Request Reduced NO x reduced) $70,000 $70,000 6,093 lbs. $11.49/lb. (50 percent) $35,000 $105,000 6,093 lbs. $5.74/lb. (75 percent) Result: Better cost effectiveness with higher cost-share/fewer VW funds requested 21

  22. Example 2: Vary Age of Vehicle Replace Class 8 dump truck with total request of $50,000 VW trust funds; compare model year Engine Lifetime Cost Effectiveness VW Funds Model NO x (VW funds / pound Request Year Reduced NO x reduced) $50,000 1998 4,448 lbs. $11.24/lb. 6,093 lbs. $8.21/lb. $50,000 2001 3,797 lbs. $13.17/lb. $50,000 2005 Result: Cost effectiveness depends on both the emission levels and remaining life of old engine 22

  23. Example 3: Vary Vehicle Usage Replace 2001 Class 8 dump truck with total request of $50,000 VW trust funds; compare truck usage Fuel VW Miles Lifetime Cost Effectiveness Used Funds Driven NO x (VW funds / pound Per Year Request Per Year Reduced NO x reduced) (gal.) $50,000 10,000 2,500 3,336 lbs. $14.99/lb. 20,000 5,000 6,093 lbs. $8.21/lb. $50,000 40,000 10,000 11,616 lbs. $4.30/lb. $50,000 Result: Cost effectiveness is maximized by replacing vehicles that are used more often 23

  24. Example 4: Vary Fuel Type Replace 2001 Class 8 dump truck with total request of $50,000 VW trust funds; compare three fuels Emission Cost Fuel in Level (gram Lifetime Effectiveness VW Funds New of NO x per NO x (VW funds / Request Vehicle brake horse- Reduced pound NO x power/hour) reduced) Diesel 0.2 6,093 lbs. $8.21/lb. $50,000 Propane 0.1 6,714 lbs. $7.45/lb. $50,000 All-electric 0.05 7,024 lbs. $7.12/lb. $50,000 Result: Cost effectiveness is maximized with lowest emission rate 24

  25. Target Areas 25

  26. Target Areas Minimum Funding Bonus Points No Target Reserved and Only Areas Bonus Points 5. Locomotive 1. School buses 2. Government trucks and marine 3. Transit and 7. DERA 6. Airport and shuttle buses (Round 1 only) cargo equipment 4. Nongovernment 8. EV Charging 7. DERA trucks Stations (Rounds 2 - 8) 26

  27. Target Areas: Minimum Funding Reserved Rest of State 15% Kansas City 10% Statewide 50% Award Categories St. Louis 2. Government Trucks 25% 3. Transit and Shuttle Buses 4. Nongovernment Trucks 27

  28. Target Areas: Bonus Points (Target Area Pools) St. Louis area pool Kansas City area pool • Five bonus points • Five bonus points possible for St. Louis possible for Jackson City and County County • Two bonus points • 10 negative points possible for St. Charles possible for operating County time outside the state • 10 negative points possible for operating time outside the state

  29. Target Areas: Bonus Points (Statewide Pools) Possible Bonus Counties of Operation Points 6 St. Louis City and County 5 St. Charles and Jackson Counties 4 Jefferson and Franklin Counties 3 Clay and Platte Counties 2 Boone and Green Counties 29

  30. Award Category Details 30

  31. Award Category 1: School Buses • Lottery-style selection process • Maximum awards and cost-share percentage different for government- vs. nongovernment-owned Government-owned Nongovernment-owned - School Bus - Public School Contractors Districts - Private and/or - Charter Schools Faith-based Schools (RSMo 160.400) 31

  32. Award Category 1: School Buses DERA Round Initial Round (2018) (2019) • Three bus maximum • Maximum of two buses • Applications not (2003 and older) • Two application selected from DERA Round 1 processes • Projects subject to • Up to 100% funding for schools meeting DERA cost-share and eligibility financial criteria Up to six contingency rounds with lower cost-share 32

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