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Greater Yellowstone Electric Vehicle Working Group

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Page 1: Greater Yellowstone Electric Vehicle Working Group

Greater YellowstoneElectric Vehicle Working Group

Tuesday, September 24th10:00am-2:00pm

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GYEV Goal

• Consistent and cohesive introduction of electric vehicles and electric vehicle charging stations into the Greater Yellowstone Region.

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Why

• ~ 120,000 electric vehicles on roads in the US today.  

• 8,190 charging stations throughout the country.• This region is known for its conservation initiatives and values, electric vehicles have many environmental benefits.

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Charging Station LocationsNeed charging stations in the GYE!

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U.S. PEV Sales Rising

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Continued PEV Market Growth

Percent of PEV owners who plan to buy another PEV in 

the future 

80%2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

New PEVs Available for Consumer Purchase

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How

• Meetings like today.• SWOT Analysis• Creating an action plan.

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WHO

• State and Local government officials• Local Government Staff• Interested Citizens• Business Owners• Fleet Managers• Utilities• Sustainability Managers• Relevant non‐profits and agencies• And more!

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What we would like to accomplish• Does the local code compliance process allow for convenient  permitting and installation of private or public charging stations?

• Do local ordinances support installation of public charging stations?

• Are there local incentives for the purchase of PEVs?• Have local governments committed to purchasing PEVs for their fleets?

• Have local businesses, taxi services, or taxi comanpiescommitted to offering PEVs?

• Is there a strong dealer network prepared to sell PEVs?

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Through the department of energy many regions have already gone before us and made plans:

What has already been accomplished:

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EV Readiness

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Speaker Information

• Alicia Cox– Program Coordinator– Yellowstone‐Teton Clean Energy Coalition

• Jim Francfort– Principal Engineer, Idaho National Laboratory, Advanced Vehicle Technology Activity

• Matthew Shrik– Research Engineer, Idaho National Laboratory,– Advanced Vehicle Technology Activity

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Greater YellowstoneElectric Vehicle Working Group

Tuesday, September 24th10:00am-2:00pm

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GHG Emissions for Jackson, WY

Jackson’s electricity has roughly 50% lower emissions than the national average.

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GHG Emissions for Jackson, WYThe MPG value is the fuel economy rating of a gasoline vehicle that would have global warming emissions equivalent to an EV.

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GHG Emissions for Jackson, WY

• “There are no areas of the country where electric vehicles have higher global warming emissions than the average new gasoline vehicle.”– Union of Concerned Scientists, State of Charge

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Cost of EV Charging

• ~$.05, Lower Valley Energy• $.11, National Average

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Cost of EV Charging

~ $2,600 with LVE rates 

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Range Anxiety

• Nisaan Leaf ‐ range of 77 miles• Chevrolet Volt –electric range of 35 milesand then gasoline engine kicks in.

• The average driver travels 29miles per day with an average trip length of 9.7miles.– Jackson‐Wilson ~ 7 miles– Jackson‐Teton Village ~ 12 miles– Jackson‐Victor, Idaho ~ 25 miles

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Available Vehicles

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Leasing

• Nisaan Leaf– $199.00 per month

• Some people pay more than that in just gas each month!

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EV’s Available in our Region

• Chevrolet Spark EV, Jackson• Honda Fit EV, Idaho Falls• Chevrolet Volt, Jackson• Toyota Prius Plug‐In Hybrid, Idaho Falls• More available in Pocatello, Rexburg and Salt Lake City

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Infrastructure Funding

• JHESP‐zero interest loans– The town of Jackson is receiving funding through the Jackson Hole Energy Sustainability Project to install the 5 charging stations in Jackson.

• National Parks– Submitted a Clean Cities National Parks Grant to receive funding for 6 charging locations and 3 vehicles.

• In other areas of the country work places have used charging stations as incentives for their employees

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Home charging station installation timeline

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Tools

• Emission Calculator

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Tools

• Fueleconomy.gov

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Tools

• Vehicle Cost Calculator

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Tools

• Alternative Fueling Station Locator

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Afternoon Sessions

• Example topics– Zoning– Codes – Permitting– Incentives– Education Outreach– And more!