The Path to Clean Air: Importance of Good Data in South Coast Air Basin

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Good data is essential in addressing air quality issues in the South Coast Air Basin. With a population of 17 million and significant sources of pollution, implementing regulations is crucial to reduce health risks and improve overall air quality, impacting public health and the environment positively.


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  1. The Path to Clean Air Requires Good Data Matt Miyasato, Ph.D. Deputy Executive Officer Science & Technology Advancement

  2. South Coast Air Basin 44% Population 2

  3. South Coast Air Basin 40%US Freight 44% Population Import 3

  4. South Coast Basin 17million residents 6thlargest cargo gateway +10 million passenger cars +1.5 million heavy-duty trucks 4

  5. Cancer Risk Cancer Risk 6 6

  6. +5,000 deaths year Additional costs include Hospitalizations Cases respiratory illness School absences Lost workdays 7 7

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  8. Top NOx Sources in the Region 350 Heavy-Duty Diesel Trucks 300 Off-Road Equipment Maine Vessels 250 RECLAIM (Large Stationary) Light-Duty Cars & SUVs 200 Tons/Day Locomotives Aircraft 150 Manufacturing and Industrial 2023 100 Heavy-Duty Gasoline Trucks 2032 Medium-Duty Trucks 50 Residential Fuel Combustion Other 0 9 In 2023 with all regulations implemented

  9. Top NOx Sources in the Region 70-90% 350 Heavy-Duty Diesel Trucks 300 Off-Road Equipment Maine Vessels 250 RECLAIM (Large Stationary) Light-Duty Cars & SUVs 200 Tons/Day Locomotives Aircraft 150 2023 Manufacturing and Industrial 100 Heavy-Duty Gasoline Trucks 2032 Medium-Duty Trucks 50 Residential Fuel Combustion Other 0 10 In 2023 with all regulations implemented

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  11. Past NG Engine Development Cummins Westport 8.9L ISL-G NGNGV2 Initiated ~2001 Certified in 2007 Westport Innovations 15L ISX (HPDI) Development in 2004 Certified in 2010 Westport HD 15L Natural Gas Engine 12

  12. Success Stories LAMTA Transit Buses California s largest transit agency (3rd largest in Nation) 100% CNG in January 2011 School Buses Replaced close to 1,000 pre-1987 buses with new CNG buses since 2001 Largest number of replacements in CA ($150 million) Refuse Haulers 34% alternative fuel Waste Management has largest NG fleet in the nation 13

  13. Current Engine Projects ISX 12L Cummins Westport Successfully completed and certified at: 0.15 g/bhp-hr NOx Less than 0.01 g/bhp-hr PM Commercially launched in 2013 Now offered by OEMs in Class 8 trucks applications 11L Doosan Southwest Research Institute Engine development work is on-going Anticipated completion date is 2015 14

  14. Heavy-duty Natural Gas Applications Economics driving turnover to NG Domestic fuel supply Develop power-plant equivalent tailpipe emission technologies Electric Vehicle Equivalent High-horsepower engines 15 15

  15. Next Generation NG Engines Targeting order of magnitude NOx reduction 0.02 g/bhp-hr Awarded October 2013, $3.5M each Cummins 15L Cummins Westport 8.9L Partnering with CEC and SoCalGas Both using TWC and combustion mods 16

  16. In-use Emissions Study As with fuel use, emissions believed to be highly dependent on duty-cycle Natural gas and diesel school buses, transit buses, refuse haulers and class 8 drayage trucks West Virginia University and University of California, Riverside Chassis dynamometer duty cycles 18

  17. Vocational Comparison 2.5 Natural Gas 3.4x 2.0 Diesel 1.5 NOx (g/mile) 3.9x 1.0 0.5 0.0 Refuse Drayage 19 UDDS

  18. Duty-Cycle Comparison 10 14.9x Natural Gas 8 Diesel 11.5x Diesel highly dependent on SCR temperature 6 NOx (g/mile) 4 2 6.6x 0 Regional Local Near-Dock 20

  19. Takeaways Emission solutions needed now in South Coast Basin Duty-cycle specific emission advantages Need to get to next level of NOx reductions and address lifecycle GHG issues Need to measure and confirm criteria and GHG emissions reductions 21

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