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TRANSPORTATION CHOICES TRANSPORTATION CHOICES Asia Yeary U.S. EPA Hawaii Sustainability Coordinator Hawaii Build & Buy Green Conference May 10, 2013 TRANSPORTATION CHOICES OVERVIEW TRANSPORTATION CHOICES OVERVIEW Federal grants &


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TRANSPORTATION CHOICES TRANSPORTATION CHOICES

Asia Yeary U.S. EPA Hawaii Sustainability Coordinator Hawaii Build & Buy Green Conference May 10, 2013

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TRANSPORTATION CHOICES OVERVIEW TRANSPORTATION CHOICES OVERVIEW

 Federal grants & regulations are driving vehicle

efficiency

 HUD-DOT-EPA sustainable communities partnership

and livability principals encourage more transportation choices

 Transportation accounts for >50% of Hawaii’s

energy consumption

 Multi-modal transportation builds healthy

communities, saves energy, and reduces our dependence on imported fossil fuels

 RISE Sustainability Interns can assist you

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Ac Acti tivit ity Date Request for Proposals RFP Thursday, May 9, 2013 Deadline for Applications Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Notification of Selected Applicants July/August 2013 Funding of Awards September/October 2013

$9 Million Funding Opportunity for Diesel Emission Reduction Projects

www.westcoastcollaborative.org www.epa.gov/diesel

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DIESEL EMISSIONS REDUCTION ACT (DERA) DIESEL EMISSIONS REDUCTION ACT (DERA)

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Livability Principles:

 Provide more transportation choices  Promote equitable, affordable

housing

 Enhance economic competitiveness  Support existing communities  Coordinate and leverage federal

policies and investment

 Value communities and

neighborhoods

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TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTS FOR TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNTS FOR >50% 50% OF HAWAII’S ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF HAWAII’S ENERGY CONSUMPTION

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Hawaii Energy Consumption by End-Use Sector (trillion btu)

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2010

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HAWAII CLEAN ENERGY INITIATIVE HAWAII CLEAN ENERGY INITIATIVE (HCEI) (HCEI) - TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION

 Electric Vehicles  Vehicle Efficiency  Fuels  Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) reductions

EPA Region 9’s Role: We are working with state and local partners to support VMT reductions and encourage multimodal transportation.

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WE ARE WORKING WITH OUR STATE & WE ARE WORKING WITH OUR STATE & LOCAL PARTNERS TO ENCOURAGE: LOCAL PARTNERS TO ENCOURAGE:

 Planning/construction of key bicycle lanes and

bringing bike share to Honolulu

 Sustainable transit and multimodal stations  Policies that promote transportation options &

save everyone money

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 Supports multi-modal transportation

system and helps reduce VMT

 Make it easy for everyone to use a

bikes for short, urban trips

 Enhance urban vitality  Tourist amenity  Is a win-win-win for government,

business, and the public

 Makes the connection between active

transportation and health

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Docking/Station Design

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 Kiosks

Kiosks

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 Clear Wayfinding and

Branding

 Maps and user

Information

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TRANSPORTATION CHOICES RECAP TRANSPORTATION CHOICES RECAP

 Federal grants & regulations are driving vehicle

efficiency

 HUD-DOT-EPA sustainable communities partnership

and livability principals encourage more transportation choices

 Transportation accounts for >50% of Hawaii’s

energy consumption

 Multi-modal transportation builds healthy

communities, saves energy, and reduces our dependence on imported fossil fuels

 RISE Sustainability Interns can assist you

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Thank you! Asia Yeary U.S. EPA Region 9 Hawaii Sustainability Coordinator Grants Project Officer yeary.asia@epa.gov 808-342-5675

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