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Today’s Clean Cars MN information session All participants in the meeting will remain muted throughout. Please use the chat box to ask questions for MPCA staff. We cannot take rulemaking comments at this session, but we will explain how you can submit official comments at the end of this presentation. Stay tuned! 1 aq-rule4-10w
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Clean Cars Information Session Presentation

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Page 1: Clean Cars Information Session Presentation

Today’s Clean Cars MN information session

• All participants in the meeting will remain muted throughout.

• Please use the chat box to ask questions for MPCA staff.

• We cannot take rulemaking comments at this session, but we

will explain how you can submit official comments at the end of

this presentation. Stay tuned!

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Clean Cars Minnesota

Amanda Jarrett Smith | Climate and Energy Policy Planner

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Two complementary emission standards

Low-emission vehicle standard Zero-emission vehicle standard

Cleaner “traditional” cars, SUVs and pickups

More electric vehicles (EVs)

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Low-emission vehicle standard (LEV)

• Tailpipe emissions standard for NEW light- and medium-duty vehicles

• Since 2012, all new vehicles sold in Minnesota already meet the standard

• More stringent over time = consistent, incremental progress toward cleaner cars

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Zero-emission vehicle standard (ZEV)

• Requires auto manufacturers to deliver more zero emission vehicles for sale in Minn.

• Battery EVs, plug-in hybrid models

• Minnesota should be on the forefront of receiving new innovation

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Clean Cars facts

Applies to new, light- and medium-duty vehicles for sale in Minnesota

• Does not apply to off-road or heavy-duty vehicles or equipment, like farm equipment or semi-trucks

• Does not apply to existing vehicles or used vehicles for sale

• Does not require emissions testing

• Does not require anyone to purchase an EV

• Does not eliminate SUVs or pickup trucks

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Timeline for implementation

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Results of MPCA’s analysis

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Reduce GHG emissions by 8.4M tons in first 10 years

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Annual well-to-wheel GHG emissions reductions, starting with model year 2025

1.4M tons reduced in 2034 alone

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Average % electric vehicles available for sale

• In Minnesota:

• Less than 0.3% in Greater Minnesota

• Less than 1% in Twin Cities metro

• Cold weather ZEV states:

• 1-3 % in comparable size communities

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Cleaner air and better health

• Reduce thousands of tons of other harmful air pollutants

• Prevent hundreds of premature deaths from respiratory and cardiovascular health effects

• Economic value of avoided health impacts is as high as $3.2 billion

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Equity analysis

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Potential costs and benefits

New LEV-certified vehicles

• Minn. consumers have been purchasing LEV-certified vehicles since 2012.

• If there is a potential price difference in the future, consumers who buy LEV-certified vehicles would essentially break even due to fuel savings.

New electric vehicles

• Battery EVs have a clear consumer benefit from savings related to fuel and maintenance.

• More EVs for sale has not impacted availability of traditional vehicles, including SUVs and pickup trucks, in ZEV states.

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How you can participate

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Rulemaking process

• December 2020: Notice of the Intent to Adopt Rule with a Hearing published

• New comment period opened – another opportunity for you to give feedback, submit comments and questions

• February 22-23, 2021: Administrative law judge (ALJ) will hold a public hearing

• March 15, 2021: Comment period closes

• Later, the ALJ will issue a decision on whether MPCA may adopt the proposed rule

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Submit a comment in writing

Method #1: Submit written comments to Judge Palmer-Denig

• Via the OAH e-comments website (strongly encouraged) https://minnesotaoah.granicusideas.com/discussions/36416-pollution-control-agency-notice-of-hearing-initial-comment-period

• In person, by U.S. mail, or by fax, according to instructions in the public notice

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For step-by-step instructions, search “Minnesota rulemaking comments website”

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Submit a comment at the hearing

Method #2: Attend the public hearing (online) in February and share your feedback, comments, or ask a question there

• Links to attend via Webex are in the public notice

• You will need a microphone or headset if you would like to speak during the hearing

• You can also just watch

February 22 & 23

starting at 3 p.m. both days

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Thank you!• If the chat box is not already open, click on the Q & A icon in the top right

portion of your screen, then type your question.

• We will read the questions out loud for everyone to hear, including those participating by phone. We may group similar questions into one question.

mn.gov/cleancars

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