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Title: Texas Emissions Reduction Plan (TERP) Workshop


1
Texas Emissions Reduction Plan (TERP) Workshop
Air Quality Division

2
TERP Workshop
  • Program Description
  • Grant Programs
  • Grantee Responsibilities
  • Application Forms

3
TERP
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TERP
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TERP
  • Provides incentives for projects that reduce
    nitrogen oxides (NOx)
  • NOx emissions combine with volatile organic
    compounds (VOCs) in the presence of sunlight to
    form ground-level ozone (smog)
  • Certain areas of the state are in noncompliance
    with federal Clean Air Act requirements for
    levels of ozone

6
Map of TERP Eligible Counties
Current RFA Eligible Areas Houston-Galveston-Braz
oria Brazoria Fort Bend Waller Montgomery Liberty
Chambers Galveston Harris Dallas-Fort
Worth Denton Collin Tarrant Dallas Rockwall Kaufm
an Ellis Johnson Parker Beaumont-Port
Arthur Hardin Orange Jefferson
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Grant Programs
  • Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants
  • 126 million
  • Competitive process
  • Non-road equipment, public works projects
  • Rebate Grants Program
  • 10 million
  • Small businesses - 5 million
  • First-come, first-served

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Small Business Eligibility
  • A small business is defined as a person who
  • owns and operates no more than two vehicles or
    pieces of equipment, one of which is
  • - an on-road diesel heavy-duty vehicle with a
    pre-1994 engine model or
  • - a non-road diesel-powered piece of equipment
    with an engine with uncontrolled emissions

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Operate or plan to operate
  • On-road heavy-duty vehicles
  • Stationary engines
  • Locomotives
  • Marine vessels
  • Must operate 75 of the annual usage in the
    eligible areas for a minimum of 7 years
  • Non-road equipment
  • Must operate 75 of the annual usage in the
    eligible areas for a minimum of 5 years

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Eligible Source Categories
  • On-road vehicles with equal to or greater than
    8,500 gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR)
  • Non-road engines equal to or greater than 25
    horsepower (hp)
  • Marine vessels - engines equal to or greater than
    25 hp
  • Stationary equipment - engines equal to or
    greater than 25 hp
  • Locomotives

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Types of Projects
  • New purchases and leases (fleet expansion)
  • Replacement of old vehicles and equipment with
    newer models (limited to 80 of eligible
    incremental costs)
  • Repower existing vehicles and equipment (engine
    replacement)

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Types of Projects
  • Retrofit and add-on devices to vehicles and
    equipment (EPA or CARB certified/verified)
  • Infrastructure for idle-reduction or
    electrification systems, and qualifying fuel
    infrastructure

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Activity must be at least 25 cleaner for NOx
    than baseline vehicle or equipment
  • Grant request must not exceed cost/ton limits
  • Locomotives 2,500
  • Marine 4,000
  • Non-road 10,000
  • On-road 5,500
  • Stationary 5,500

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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Eligibility
  • Grant request may not exceed incremental cost of
    activity
  • Replacements may not exceed 80 of incremental
    costs
  • Retrofits and repowers may be eligible for 100
    of the incremental costs

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Rebate Grants Eligibility
  • Operate or plan to operate
  • On-road heavy-duty vehicles
  • Must operate 75 of the annual usage in the
    eligible areas for 7 years
  • Non-road equipment
  • Must operate 75 of the annual usage in the
    eligible areas for 5 or 7 years

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Rebate Grants Eligibility
  • Eligible Source Categories
  • On-road vehicles with equal to or greater than
    8,500 gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR)
  • Non-road engines equal to or greater than 25
    horsepower (hp)

17
Rebate Grants Eligibility
  • Types of Projects
  • Replacement of old vehicles and equipment with
    newer models
  • Limited to 80 of eligible incremental costs
  • Repower (engine replacement) existing vehicles
    and equipment
  • Up to 100

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Grant Program Projects
  • Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants
  • New purchases and leases
  • Replacements
  • Repowers
  • Retrofit and add-on devices
  • Infrastructure
  • Rebate Grants
  • Replacements
  • Repowers

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Grant Program Source Categories
  • Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants
  • On-road
  • Non-road
  • Marine vessels
  • Locomotives
  • Stationary equipment
  • Rebate Grants
  • On-road diesel
  • Non-road diesel

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Caution
  • Consultants may be available to assist with the
    application process
  • The TCEQ has no relationship with these
    consultants and it is up to you if you want to
    use them
  • Consultant fees may not be paid for from the
    grant, nor can the cost basis for determining the
    total costs include consultant fees, even if
    those fees are to be paid by the dealer

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Caution
  • Do not overstate the annual usage or the
    percentage of use in the eligible counties
  • You will be obligated to return grant funds if
    you do not meet the annual usage commitment

22
Contract
  • Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants
  • a contract will be sent to the selected
    applicant to sign and return
  • a Notice to Proceed will be sent to the applicant
    with the executed contract
  • Rebate Grants
  • the application is the contract form (once
    approved and signed by TCEQ, it is an executed
    contract)

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Reimbursement
  • Grant funds are paid to reimburse expenses
    incurred by the grant recipient
  • Reimbursements are made after the purchase
  • Grant recipients may assign the grant payment to
    the dealer or financing entity
  • Reimbursement forms are provided with the contract

24
Disposition
  • Salvage Only
  • 1,000 default amount for on-road and non-road
  • 90 days payment from TCEQ

25
Usage Commitment
  • For all grants, the recipient is obligated under
    the contract to use the grant-funded equipment
    for at least 75 of the annual usage (miles,
    hours, or fuel) within the eligible counties

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Reporting
  • All recipients must track and report on the use
    and location of all grant-funded equipment
  • Reports will be due semi-annually over the
    activity life

27
TCEQ Monitoring/Enforcement
  • In addition to reviewing the usage reports, TCEQ
    will conduct onsite visits to view the equipment
    and to ensure that usage records are being
    maintained
  • Failure to report or to meet the usage
    commitments may result in the recipient having to
    return a share or all of the grant funds

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Required Information for the Application
  • Baseline Engine (currently operating)
  • Year
  • Engine Family Code
  • New Engine
  • Year
  • Engine Family Code
  • Example 6CPXH0928EBK

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Rebate Grants Application
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Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants Application
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Application Information
  • Calculations to complete forms
  • Calculator at www.terpgrants.org
  • Technical Supplements

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Contacts
  • Web Site www.terpgrants.org
  • Email terp_at_tceq.state.tx.us
  • Toll Free 800-919-TERP (8377)
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