Alternative Fuel Corridors - Kentucky

Alternative Fuel CorridorsNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE ENERGY OFFICIALSNATIONAL ENERGY POLICY AND PROGRAM INSTITUTEJUNE 18, 2019WASHINGTON, DCBERNADETTE DUPONT U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

NationalAlternativeFuelCorridorsTo improve the mobility of alternative fuel vehicles, theU.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) hasdesignated national corridors in strategic locationsalong major highways for: Plug-in electric vehicle charging Hydrogen fueling Propane (LPG) fueling Natural gas (CNG, LNG) fueling

Benefits of a National System Allows for inter-city, regional, andnational travel using clean-burning fuels Addresses range anxiety Integrates with existing transportationplanning processes Accelerates public interest andawareness of alternative fuel availability

Corridor-Ready CriteriaEVDCFC only50 milesbetweenstations5 miles fromhighwayPublicstationsonly (noTesla)CNG150 milesbetweenstations5 miles fromhighwayPublicstations onlyFast fill, 3,600psiLNGHydrogen200 milesbetweenstations100 milesbetweenstations5 miles fromhighwayPublicstations only5 miles fromhighwayPublicstations onlyPropane150 milesbetweenstations5 miles fromhighwayPublicstations onlyPrimarystations only

Combined ResultsRounds 1-3 Designations . 79 nominationsIncludes portions/segments of 100 Interstates,along with 76 US highways/state roadsComprise 46 states plus D.C.Covers over 135,000 miles of the NationalHighway System (all fuels combined)

Federal Highway AdministrationRegional Alternative Fuel CorridorConvenings3 Regional Convenings to Date Team to hold 5 regional convenings: To Date: Midwest (MN), Southeast (SC) and SouthCentral (TX) Next Up: Northeast/Mid-Atlantic (RI) and REV West (SaltLake City)Strengthen coordination b/w states, public andprivate partnersEvaluate regional priorities & needs, programs,and resources to expand corridorsIdentify critical infrastructure gapsDiscuss a regional strategy to promote cleanvehicle adoption and corridor growthFoster partnership developmenthttp://altfueltoolkit.org/Midwest AFCSt. Paul, MNJune 12, 2018Southeast AFCCharleston, SCSeptember 25, 2018South CentralAFC Arlington, TXApril 9, 2019

Highway Signage MUTCD Memorandum – Signing for Designated Corridors Provides guidance to State DOTs First corridor signs installed on I-94 and I-26 FHWA developed FAQs to addresscommonly asked questions (see AFCwebsite)I-94 (Minnesota)I-26 (South Carolina)Pictured from left, Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Secretary Tom Harris, Louisiana Department ofTransportation and Development (DOTD) Secretary Shawn Wilson, Gov. John Bel Edwards and #LDEQ SecretaryChuck Carr Brown.

Alternative Fuels Data Centerafdc.energy.gov

Embeddable Applicationafdc.energy.gov/corridors1Alternative Fuels DataCenterThe corridor mapping tool will beavailable as a third tab on theAlternative Fueling Station Locator.2Federal HighwayAdministrationThe corridor mapping tool can beembedded as a standalone applicationon the FHWA website or any otherwebsite.

Resources for Nominating Corridorsafdc.energy.gov/corridors Shapefiles Interactive maps CSV downloads

Interactive Mapafdc.energy.gov/corridors

Stations Layer - FLafdc.energy.gov/corridors

Future of AFC Program Request for Nominations on an annualbasis under life of FAST Act Possible inclusion in the nexttransportation reauthorization bill orother legislation Enhanced coordination efforts withClean Cities Program/NREL Enhanced collaboration withstakeholders including industry

Rounds 1-3 EV Map –Corridor Ready & Pending

HI EV Corridors - Rounds 1&2

Rounds 1-3 CNG Map –Corridor Ready & Pending

Rounds 1-3 LNG Map –Corridor Ready & Pending

Rounds 1-3 LPG Map –Corridor Ready & Pending

Rounds 1-3 H2 Map –Corridor Ready & Pending

For More InformationDOT Alternat

Chuck Carr Brown. Alternative Fuels Data Center afdc.energy.gov. Embeddable Application 1. Alternative Fuels Data . 2. Center. The corridor mapping tool will be available as a third tab on the Alternative Fueling Station Locator. Federal Highway Administration.