PHEV Energy Bill
We've had the people in our shop go over the new energy bill with an eye for Plug Ins and electric transportation in general. Here is the outline of what the bill intends to do:
SECTION 131 TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION
SEC 131 Transportation Electrification
SEC 131 Transportation Electrification
DOE to establish competitive grants for electric vehicles and PHEVs to encourage early widespread use and advance production of electric (And PHEV) vehicles in USA. $90 million per year authorized (2008-2012). One third of funds reserved for local governments.
DOE to provide grants for electric transportation projects such as truck stop electrification, airport ground support equipment, electric rail, etc. $95 million per year authorized (2008-2012)
Electric Drive Transportation technology high school and college level education program established by DOE including a “Dr. Andrew Frank PHEV Competition” and financial assistance to support engineering degree programs.
SEC 132 Domestic Manufacturing Conversion Grant Program
Grants to auto makers, suppliers, component manufacturers to encourage PHEVs, EVs, and advanced diesels. Priority given to recently closed facilities or facilities in danger of closing
SEC 133 Inclusion of Electric Drive in Energy Policy Act of 1992
Adds PHEVs, hybrids, and Neighborhood Electric Vehicles to list of those vehicles receiving credit under Epact fleet requirements.
SEC 134 Loan Guarantees for Fuel Efficient vehicles including electric and PHEVs
SEC 135 Advanced Battery Loan Guarantee Program
Guarantees of loans for construction of battery manufacturing facilities including electrical systems and software.
SEC 135 Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Incentive Program
Direct loans ($25 billion authorized) to entities producing advanced vehicles that have Bin 5 Tier II Emissions standards and at least 125% of fuel economy of similar vehicles
SEC 136 Federal Vehicle Fleet Requirements
EPA to provide list of low GHG emitting vehicles.Federal agencies must use low GHG emitting vehicles
SEC 142 Federal Fleet Conservation Requirements
Federal agencies to reduce petroleum use by 20% by 2015
SEC 206 Study of Credits for use of Renewable Electricity in Electric Vehicles
EPA to study feasibility of providing credits under renewable fuel standard for electric vehicles using renewable power.
Sec 641 Energy Storage for Transportation and Electric Power
Vehicle Demonstrations
Directs DOE to carry out a program of electric drive vehicle energy storage technology demonstrations though a consortia. Consortia may include investor owned utilities (IOUS) and municipal utilities, state and local governments, mass transit authorities, manufacturers, and institutions of higher education.
SEC 132 Domestic Manufacturing Conversion Grant Program
Grants to auto makers, suppliers, component manufacturers to encourage PHEVs, EVs, and advanced diesels. Priority given to recently closed facilities or facilities in danger of closing
SEC 133 Inclusion of Electric Drive in Energy Policy Act of 1992
Adds PHEVs, hybrids, and Neighborhood Electric Vehicles to list of those vehicles receiving credit under Epact fleet requirements.
SEC 134 Loan Guarantees for Fuel Efficient vehicles including electric and PHEVs
SEC 135 Advanced Battery Loan Guarantee Program
Guarantees of loans for construction of battery manufacturing facilities including electrical systems and software.
SEC 135 Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Incentive Program
Direct loans ($25 billion authorized) to entities producing advanced vehicles that have Bin 5 Tier II Emissions standards and at least 125% of fuel economy of similar vehicles
SEC 136 Federal Vehicle Fleet Requirements
EPA to provide list of low GHG emitting vehicles.Federal agencies must use low GHG emitting vehicles
SEC 142 Federal Fleet Conservation Requirements
Federal agencies to reduce petroleum use by 20% by 2015
SEC 206 Study of Credits for use of Renewable Electricity in Electric Vehicles
EPA to study feasibility of providing credits under renewable fuel standard for electric vehicles using renewable power.
Sec 641 Energy Storage for Transportation and Electric Power
Vehicle Demonstrations
Directs DOE to carry out a program of electric drive vehicle energy storage technology demonstrations though a consortia. Consortia may include investor owned utilities (IOUS) and municipal utilities, state and local governments, mass transit authorities, manufacturers, and institutions of higher education.
This shall demonstrate storage performance, energy management systems, integration with vehicular platforms, and integration of advanced vehicle technology with electric distribution systems. Authorizes $30 million per year 2009-2018
Secondary Application and Disposal of Electric Drive Batteries
Directs DOE to carry out research, development, and demonstration of secondary application of vehicle batteries, and Research, development and demonstration of recycling, and disposal of batteries. Authorizes $5 million per year 2009-2018
Stationary Energy Storage Demonstrations
Directs DOE to carry out program of advanced energy storage demonstrations of integration with “self-healing grid , integration with renewable energy sources, optimization of transmission and distribution, peak load management, feasibility of microgrids or islanding.
Secondary Application and Disposal of Electric Drive Batteries
Directs DOE to carry out research, development, and demonstration of secondary application of vehicle batteries, and Research, development and demonstration of recycling, and disposal of batteries. Authorizes $5 million per year 2009-2018
Stationary Energy Storage Demonstrations
Directs DOE to carry out program of advanced energy storage demonstrations of integration with “self-healing grid , integration with renewable energy sources, optimization of transmission and distribution, peak load management, feasibility of microgrids or islanding.
Directs DOE to include wide range of stakeholders including MOUs, manufacturers, state energy offices, and institutions of higher education.Authorizes $30 million per year 2009-2018
Advisory Council
Establishes Energy Storage Advisory Council consisting primarily of energy storage industry representatives to be appointed by DOE based on recommendations of National Academy of Sciences.
Energy Storage Research Centers
Directs DOE to establish at least 4 Energy Storage Research Centers to translate basic research into applied technologies for vehicles, stationary applications, and electric transmission and distribution.
Advisory Council
Establishes Energy Storage Advisory Council consisting primarily of energy storage industry representatives to be appointed by DOE based on recommendations of National Academy of Sciences.
Energy Storage Research Centers
Directs DOE to establish at least 4 Energy Storage Research Centers to translate basic research into applied technologies for vehicles, stationary applications, and electric transmission and distribution.
Clearly, this bill will accelerate the development of Plug Ins and energy storage in general.
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