California Center for Sustainable Energy: PEV Benefits and Incentives
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The document announces a workshop on electric vehicles (EVs) to take place on July 21 in Modesto. The workshop will include presentations on the basics of EVs, local and state incentives for purchasing EVs, how EVs impact the electric grid and utility bills, and a panel of local EV drivers sharing their experiences. Speakers will come from the California Center for Sustainable Energy, the Mayor of Ceres, the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District, and Modesto Irrigation District. The goal is to educate attendees on the benefits and opportunities of electric vehicles.
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California Center for Sustainable Energy: PEV Benefits and Incentives
- 1. The Future is Electric: Plug In and Get There! Modesto | July 21 | 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Introduction Colin Santulli, California Center for Sustainable Energy (CCSE) Introduce the topics, speakers and describe the format of the workshop Opening Remarks Chris Vierra, Mayor of Ceres PEV 101 and Benefits Colin Santulli, CCSE Basics of PEVs including environmental, public health and economic benefits Local PEV Incentives David Lopez, San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Overview of the Drive Clean! Rebate Program for San Joaquin Valley residents State & Federal PEV Incentives Amy Willis, CCSE Emphasis on the state rebate application process, project funding and frequently asked questions PEV Impact to Grid and Utility Bills Bob Hondeville, Modesto Irrigation District Grid reliability, rate programs and how MID can help customers prepare their homes for PEV fueling Lunch and PEV Drivers Panel Enjoy lunch and hear about the PEV experience from your neighbors www.energycenter.org 1
- 6. www.energycenter.org 6 Source: California Air Resources Board
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- 8. Source: California Air Resources Board www.energycenter.org 8
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- 22. 25 • Funding in $ (Millions) 20 15 • • 10 5 • 0 FY '09- '10 FY '10- '11 FY '11- '12 FY '12- '13 • www.energycenter.org 22
- 25. CVRP Rebates CA: ~8,500 Central Valley: ~110 www.energycenter.org 25
- 26. Individual, business, nonprofit or government entity based in California or has a California based affiliate Purchase or Lease a NEW eligible vehicle Vehicle must be 2010 model or NEWER MUST own/lease for a MINIMUM of 36 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS www.energycenter.org 26
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- 32. Email Address Personal Information Mailing Address www.energycenter.org 32
- 33. Vehicle Owners Name Date of Purchase/Lease Vehicle Information Dealer Information www.energycenter.org 33
- 35. • • • www.fueleconomy.gov www.energycenter.org 35
Editor's Notes
- Top US Cities Polluted by Smog (Ozone) (5 of top 10 in San Joaquin Valley)Los Angeles – Long Beach – Riverside, CABakersfield – Delano, CAVisalia – Porterville, CAFresno – Madera, CA Sacramento – Arden-Arcade, CAHanford – Corcoran, CASan Diego – Carlsbad, CAHouston, TXMerced, CACharlotte, NC
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- Zero Emissions Motorcycles$1,500Neighborhood Electric Vehicles$1,000-$1,500
- Energy Tax Credit of Electric VehiclesEV/PHEV tax credits range from $2,500 to $7,500Battery Capacity at least 4 kilowatt-hours (minimum $2,500)Additional $417 per kWh in excess of 5 kWhNissan LEAF 24 kWh battery capacity ($7,500)Chevrolet Volt 16 kWh battery capacity ($7,500)www.fueleconomy.gov