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Electric Vehicles, Air Quality and Your Community National Drive Electric Week September 13, 2018 Andrea Friedman, Bureau of Mobile Sources New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Air Quality, Energy and Sustainability See

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Electric Vehicles, Air Quality and Your Community

National Drive Electric Week September 13, 2018

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Air Quality, Energy and Sustainability Andrea Friedman, Bureau of Mobile Sources

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>800,000 Americans have made the switch to electric.

Photo from Tesla Motors

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2011: 338 2017: 17,873

NJ EV Registrations

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The Charging Network is Growing

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Source: www.afdc.energy.gov (Sept 2018)

Publicly accessible EV charging stations: 642 charge points 254 locations Including 174 DC Fast Chargers at 53 locations.

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Why do we care?

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Vehicles cause air pollution.

Photo from Getty Images

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Vehicles Contribute to Ozone Pollution

Mobile Sources

Source: Draft MARAMA 2017 BETA2 Regional Modeling Inventory

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Vehicles Cause Particulate Pollution

Total 19,906 tons per year

Mobile Sources

Source: Draft MARAMA 2017 BETA2 Regional Modeling Inventory

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Vehicles Cause Climate Pollution

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Source: New Jersey Statewide Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Report 2015

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Electric Vehicles Improve Air Quality

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  • Less ozone-causing chemicals
  • Less harmful particulates
  • Less greenhouse gases

Electric vehicles get cleaner over time.

Electric Vehicles Improve Air Quality and Address Climate Change

Photo from Citi.io

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About Electric Vehicles

12 Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (BEV)

  • 100% powered by an electric motor
  • “Fuel up” by plugging in
  • Battery stores the electricity
  • No tailpipe emissions
  • 85 - 300+ miles per charge
  • Recharge in 20 - 30 minutes (fast charger)
  • r 4 - 6 hours (Level 2 charger)
  • Examples: Nissan Leaf, Tesla Model 3,

Chevy Bolt, Ford Focus Electric

  • Powered by an electric motor and a

gasoline engine

  • “Fuel up” by plugging in or gas station
  • Battery stores the electricity
  • Reduced tailpipe emissions
  • 15 - 50 miles per charge
  • Recharge with Level 1 or Level 2
  • charger. Time depends on battery size
  • Examples: Toyota Prius Prime, Chevy

Volt, Ford Fusion Energi, Honda Clarity

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The Charging Pyramid

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Source: Argonne National Laboratory, 2013

This pyramid shows how likely drivers are to need and use each type of charging infrastructure.

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Level 1 - 120V Level 2 – 240V

DC Fast Charger – 480V+

Source: www.fastcompany.com Source: greentransportation.info Eaton DC Fast Charger 14

About Charging

Add 2 -5 miles range per hour $1,000 average

(including installation)

100 – 300 miles range per hour $100,000 average

(including installation)

Add 10 - 20 miles range per hour $10,000 average

(including installation)

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Incentives, Tools and Resources

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It Pay$ to Plug In

New Jersey’s Grant Program for EV Charging Stations

Grants of up to $6,000 per charging station for the purchase and installation of EV chargers at workplaces, public places, and multi-family homes.

  • Awarded >$800,000 to 61 grantees for 171 chargers.
  • Accepting applications for the waiting list.
  • Apply online at: www.drivegreen.nj.gov/plugin.html

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EV, NREL

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  • Elligible: All NJ governments, businesses, non-

profits, schools, and multi-unit dwellings (apartment complexes and condos).

  • For Level 1 and Level 2 chargers.
  • First-come, first-served.
  • Apply online before purchasing and installing

charging stations.

  • Receive approval letter from DEP and sign a grant

agreement before purchasing and installing charging stations.

  • Install within nine months.
  • Receive reimbursement.

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It Pay$ to Plug In: Eligibility and Process

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Useful EV Website #1: Drive Green New Jersey

  • Electric vehicle basics
  • All about charging
  • Grants and incentives
  • Which EV is right for me?
  • Can I afford it?
  • Charging station locator
  • Maps and data
  • Sign up for our email list

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Photo by Andrew Hudgins, NREL

www.drivegreen.nj.gov

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Useful EV Website #2: Drive Change. Drive Electric

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Photo by Andrew Hudgins, NREL

www.driveelectricus.com

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Alternative Fuel Vehicle Readiness:

A Guidebook for Municipalities

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Photo by Andrew Hudgins, NREL

www.njtpa.org/planning/regional-studies/environment/air- quality/alternative-fuels-vehicles

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Sustainable Jersey Tools

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Photo by Andrew Hudgins, NREL

www.sustainablejersey.com

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Questions?

www.drivegreen.nj.gov Andrea Friedman NJDEP Division of Air Quality Bureau of Mobile Sources Andrea.Friedman@dep.nj.gov (609) 984-2055