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Opportunities for Government Entities

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Nearly 85% of the VW Settlement for Utah is allocated to government entities for:

• Replacing or repowering Class 4-8

local freight trucks

• Replacing or repowering Class 4-8

school buses, shuttle buses, or transit buses

• Purchasing, installing, and

maintaining light-duty electric- vehicle supply equipment (EVSE)

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Class 4-7 Local Freight Trucks

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Class 8 Local Freight Trucks

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Vehicle or Engine Replacements:

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Up to 50% of the cost for new diesel or alternative fuels

• Up to 55% for new vehicles or engines certified to the California Air Resources

Board’s (CARB) Optional Low-NOx Standards

• Up to 65% for new all-electric replacement vehicles or engines
• Charging infrastructure may be included

Light-Duty, EVSE:

• Up to 100% of the cost to purchase, install, and maintain EVSEs available to the

public at government-owned facilities

• Up to 60% of the cost to purchase, install, and maintain EVSEs available at a

government workplace but not to the general public

Available Funding Amounts

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Vehicle/Engine Replacement Projects Minimum Requirements

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• Vehicles/engines must be engine model years 1992-2006 and currently registered

in the State of Utah.

• Vehicles/engines must be operable and have a minimum of three years remaining

in their useful life at the time of replacement. Funding must be used to retire vehicles/engines sooner than they are regularly scheduled.

• Vehicles/engines being replaced must be scrapped
• r permanently disabled within 90 days of being

replaced by drilling a three-inch-by-three-inch hole in the engine block and cutting the chassis rails

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• Replacement vehicles/engines must stay within the same vehicle class and
• perate in the same function and areas as the vehicle being replaced.

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• The facility where the light-duty EVSE is installed must be a government-owned

property.

• Site evaluation must be conducted by electric utility provider and facility

management agency showing that the project is feasible.

EVSE Projects Minimum Requirements

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• Cost-Per-Ton of NOx Reductions: 50 points
• Vehicle/Engine Replacements
• Vehicle Type
• Engine Model Year
• Annual Fuel Usage and Mileage
• Remaining Useful Life
• Amount of VW Settlement Funds Requested
• EVSE

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Usage (hours/day, days/year)

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Charging Capacity (range-per-hour)

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Amount of VW Settlement Funds Requested

• Location: 30 points
• Priority given to non-attainment areas
• Community Benefits: 20 points

Criteria/Scoring

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Application Information

• DAQ will begin accepting applications on Monday, October 1, 2018.
• Applications will be due by November 30, 2018.
• Incomplete applications and/or applications without required

attachments will not be evaluated. Applications may not be revised or supplemental information provided after November 30, 2018.

• Successful applicants will have three years from the time of the award

to complete projects.

• Future funding opportunities through the VW Settlement will depend on

the number and amounts of successful projects that receive awards through this current funding opportunity.

Email Applications to vw@utah.gov Contacts: Lisa Burr: 801-536-4019, lburr@utah.gov

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Courtney Ehrlich: 801-536-4430, cehrlich@utah.gov For EVSE questions, contact Mat Carlile: 801-536-4116, mcarlile@utah.gov