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Presentation given at the California Air Resources Board’s third CVRP Workgroup meeting for 2019–20 Funding Plan development (April 4, 2019). The presentation includes updated estimates of rebate funding demand and additional analysis of program-design changes, including cost-effectiveness metrics. It also provides additional contextual information, such as trends in purchase prices, and tallies…
Presentation given to the Connecticut EV Roadmap Technical Meeting (February 8, 2019). Provides an overview of the EV market and its trajectory, and characterizes Connecticut’s CHEAPR EV-rebate program—including rebated consumers and program impacts. Highlights the role of CHEAPR’s MSRP cap in reducing free ridership and promoting equitable access.
Presentation given at the California Air Resources Board’s fourth CVRP Workgroup meeting for 2019–20 Funding Plan development (April 23, 2019). The presentation 1) updates previous estimates of the rebate funding needed using a new “Middle” scenario, 2) analyzes three new program-change designs and their timelines, and 3) provides additional contextual data characterizing leasing trends and…
During the presentation "How to Approach Zero Net Energy for Existing Municipal Buildings", project lead at Center for Sustainable Energy and project partner from the City of San Diego discover what steps need to be taken and procedures followed to retrofit the three libraries to achieve zero net energy. More project details be found on the SD ZN3 project website.
In this presentation, public and private fleet operators and managers can learn about fleet success and how to measure. It covers the criteria, key performance indicators and software used for evaluating fleet utilization, tracking maintenance and operational costs and other critical factors. Featured speakers from the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) are Jacob Berks, fleet manager,…
Provides equity metrics, demographics, program-design features, and outreach strategies from four state-wide incentive programs. Given to the ZEV Alliance webinar “Expanding Access Listening Series.”
CSE has been selected by New York State to assist in its clean transportation programs by administering incentives for a reinstated truck and bus purchase program aimed at removing older, polluting diesel vehicles from the state’s roadways and replacing them with cleaner vehicles. CSE will be the first line of contact for fleet owners and transit agencies interested in the program.
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