Clean Air Roadshows Birmingham Speaker Presentations by Motor Transport

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BRUM BREATHES BIRMINGHAMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S JOURNEY TO CLEAN AIR Councillor Waseem Zaffar Cabinet Member for Transport & Environment

The Clean Air Zone is just part of a wider approach to the challenge of poor air quality The amount of journeys that need to be made â&#x20AC;&#x201C; or at least that travel through locations with the poorest air quality

1 REDUCE

Clean up the emissions of the trips which are essential â&#x20AC;&#x201C; stimulating take up of cleaner vehicles

IMPROVE

SHIFT

Journeys to public transport, walking and cycling.

Our journey towards clean air Beyond the clean air zone

Brum Breathes achievements

 Launch of the Car free School streets scheme  New two-way blue cycle routes offering safe access into the city centre  Big Birmingham bike scheme: providing cycling provisions  Bike bank: additional resource to support children with cycling

Other measures to support the introduction of the CAZ Ongoing exemptions GROUP Vehicles with disabled or disabled passenger tax class Motorcycles Show vehicles Historic vehicles (over 40 years old) Specialist vehicles (e.g. emergency vehicles)

Short term exemptions GROUP

DURATION

Commercial vehicles registered within the CAZ (max 2 vehicles per company)

1 year

Commercial Vehicles with existing finance agreement beyond 2020, registered within Birmingham (max 2 vehicles per company)

1 year

Individuals travelling into the CAZ for work and earning less than ÂŁ30,000 a year

1 year

Residents within the CAZ (private vehicles registered within the CAZ)

2 years

Visitors to hospitals in the CAZ

1 year

Community and School Transport (vans and minibuses classifies for Section 19 operation in Birmingham)

1 year

BIRMINGHAM CLEAN AIR ZONE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; SUPPORTING BUSINESS FLEETS Sylvia Broadley Energy & Sustainable Transport Manager Birmingham City Council

The challenge for Birmingham The composition of our vehicle fleet and the emissions created provide Birmingham with a significant challenge

83%

The majority of Birminghamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vehicle fleet are cars

46%

Diesel cars account for almost half of the NOx emissions in the city

Clean Air Zone (CAZ D) Government Funding Confirmed: £14.2m – Implementation Fund £37.9m – Clean Air Fund Daily Charge:  £8 for Cars, Taxis (Hackney Carriages & Private Hire)  £50 for HGVs, coaches and buses

Brum Breathes Delivery Stage Programme Structure Programme

Brum Breathes Programme Programme Communications and Engagement

Sub-Progs

Early Measures

Projects

Clean Air Zone (CAZ)

Developing Infrastructure

AQ Policy Environment

Behaviour Change

Mitigations

Technology AQ Monitoring

Full Business Case

Refuelling Infrastructure

BCC Clean Air Strategy

Schools NOx Monitoring

Network Signing Strategy

M1a Support for People Working in CAZ

ANPR Procurement

Retrofit Solutions

BCC HR Policies

Clean Air Cops

VMS

CAZ Implementation

Hydrogen Market

BCC Procurement Policies

Business Travel Network

Bus Lane Priority

Additional Measures

BCC Fleets

BCC Planning Policies

Community Engagement

Traffic Signal Upgrade

Mitigation Measures

Customer Experience Monitoring

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Business Fleet Transition

BCC Transport Policies

Make Every Contact Count

AQAP

BCC Operations Travel Plan

Evaluation and Monitoring

M2a Hackney Carriage Support M2b Hackney Carriage Leasing Scheme M2c Private Hire Vehicle Upgrade M4 HGV & Coach Compliance Fund

Mitigations â&#x20AC;˘

Mitigation targeted at those groups least able to cope with the changes brought by the CAZ.

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Financial incentives to support businesses and enhanced infrastructure to support the transition to compliant modes of transport to be met from the Clean Air Fund (CAF).

Mobility support for low income households (residents of CAZ)

Hackney carriage financial support Hackney carriage leasing scheme Private hire vehicle upgrade support

Mobility support for low income households (CAZ workers) HGV/coach compliance fund Marketing and engagement campaign

Target Group

Exemption

Duration

Commercial vehicles registered within the CAZ

LGV/HGV/Coaches registered within the CAZ (max 2 vehicles per company)

1 year

Commercial Vehicles with an existing finance agreement

LGV/HGV/Coaches registered in the Birmingham City area travelling to the CAZ with an existing finance agreement beyond 2020 (max 2 vehicles per company)

1 year

Residents of the CAZ (private vehicles registered within the CAZ)

Private non-compliant vehicles registered within the CAZ

2 years

Individuals travelling into the CAZ for Work

Individuals with non-compliant vehicles registered outside of the CAZ who travel into the CAZ for work and earn less than ÂŁ30k

1 year

Hospital Visitors

Visitors to select hospitals in the CAZ

1 Year

Community, Schools and Disabled Vehicles

Vans and Mini buses registered as providing essential community and school transport services and those classified as Section 19 operators registered for operation in Birmingham

All Years

Other

Specialist emergency vehicles, vehicles with historic tax class, military vehicles, showmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vehicles, recovery vehicles, agricultural vehicles, vehicles within the disabled class

All Years

Mitigation Measure

Business Support

Individuals who work in Choice of mobility credit or scrappage scheme (£2k) offered to non-compliant car owners working within the CAZ the CAZ- eligibility based on individual annual income up to £30k

HGV’s & Coach Compliance Funds

Fleet/Business operators either located with in the CAZ, or do business in the CAZ can apply for a cash payment towards; • CVRAS accredited retrofit technology- £15k x 2 vehicles • compliant vehicle - up to £15k x 2 vehicles

Clean Air Fund £10.84 m

£10.05m

Developing ‘Infrastructure’ to support Business     

Re-fuelling Infrastructure – Tyseley Energy Park, Erdington…. Retrofit Solutions – CVRAS & access to CAZ business support grants Hydrogen Bus/Re-fuelling - market development EV charge point network development Business Fleet Transition – ‘Business Breathes’ -Technology options, low/zero emission re-fuelling network, FAQs, case studies & resources.  Collaboration with Birmingham & Solihull Chamber of Commerce, FTA, BVRLA, RHA…  Business Travel Network- travel planning (Mode Shift Stars for business), ‘Brum-Breathes’ Business Network & ‘Birmingham Connected’.

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brumbreathes.co.uk @BhamConnected

@birminghamconnected

Session 1 Clean Fuels & Rental Potential Headline Partner:

Our partners:

Emissions

• Oxides of Nitrogen NOx - NO , NO2 • Particulates • CO2 • CO • Methane

Emissions - Impact

• Oxides of Nitrogen NOx – Local Air Quality • Particulates – Local Air Quality • CO2 – Global warming • CO – Local Air Quality • Methane – Global warming

Emissions Reductions Heavy vehicles

Source of data SMMT

Replacement candidates

Electric

Hybrid

Diesel

Ethanol

Biodiesel

CNG LNG

1. Must be as efficient as diesel  Total Cost of Ownership  Reliability & Safety  Payload & Versatility  Comfort & performance 2. Must be low environmental impact  Reduced CO2 emission  Reduced air pollutants  Reduced noise  Reduced oil dependency 3. Requires efficient distribution network  Widespread availability  Ongoing, easy access supply

Replacement candidates Alternative technologies Full Electric

Plug-in Hybrid

CNG Bio CNG

LNG Bio LNG

Parallel Hybrid

+++

Regional

Short distance only

No benefit

+++

Off-Road

Impractical 10 years +

No benefit

+++

National

Impractical 10 years +

No benefit

Long Haul

Impractical 10 years +

No benefit

Missions

Urban

+++ Rigids only

Difficult

+++ +++

What does it take to beat the diesel solution ?

BATTERY Supplies energy to the eaxle

FUEL CELL POWERTRAIN FOR LONG HAUL TRANSPORT

MULTIMODAL E-AXLE Generates the driving force

FUEL CELL Converts chemical energy into electricity

HYDROGEN TANKS Stackable tanks to ensure vehicle autonomy

What is the carbon footprint of the Hydrogen?

What’s available? - Electric  3.5t GVW and below

• • • • • •

Renault Nissan LDV Iveco Citroen / Peugeot BD Auto

 Coming soon

• • • • •

Mercedes Volkswagen / MAN Fiat LEVC Ford

What’s available? - Electric  3.51t - 7.5t GVW

• • • • •

Renault LDV Iveco BD Auto Fuso

 Coming soon

• • • •

Mercedes Volkswagen / MAN Ford Fiat

What’s available? - Electric  Above 7.5t GVW

• • • •

Tevva (also range extended) Electra EMOS (also range extended) E Force

 Coming soon

• • • • • • •

Mercedes MAN DAF? Iveco Scania Volvo / Renault Arrival

What’s available? - Hybrid

 Fuso Canter  Ford Transit Custom

What’s available? – Natural gas  3.5 to 7.2 t GVW CNG

• Iveco Daily  7.5 to 26t GVW rigids CNG with a few LNG variants

• • • • •

Iveco Eurocargo and Stralis Scania Volvo FE Renault Mercedes Econic and Actros

 Artics

• Iveco – 4x2 and 6x2 – CNG and LNG • Scania - 4x2 – CNG and LNG • Volvo - 4x2 and 6x2 – LNG only

What’s available? – Bio Diesel

 HVO and GTL are accepted by most manufacturers with no impact on warranty. Availability is poor in the UK  FAME usually limited to 7%  PPO not generally accepted in Euro VI engines  Advanced synthetic fuels are in development

The Dilema • • • • • • •

Urban Car and Light Commercial Short distance Construction Equipment (diggers etc) City Bus Air Quality Zero emission

Electric or H2 Fuel Cell

• • • • • • •

Extra Urban Medium and Heavy Commercial Long distance Agricultural Equipment (Tractors etc) Intercity Bus and Coach Global warming Low Carbon

Internal Combustion with Bio Fuel

The role of rental in clean air zone compliance Matt Watson Head of Fleet, Dawsongroup Truck & Trailer Headline Partner:

Our partners:

Early Adopter of Alternative Fuels • • • •

LNG / CNG Trucks Direct Drive Refrigeration Dearman Refrigeration Supplemental Solar Charging

Accessible Technology • • • •

Continually investing in “green” technology Accelerated learning No risk to capital “Dawson Group” initiative – Bus & Coach – Vans – MHE, etc.

Customer partnershipsâ&#x20AC;Ś Customer Trial - Trewithen Dairy

Summary • • • • •

Help protect your capital Access to product vs risk of ownership Whole life vehicle management Specialist vehicle driver training programme Tailored Finance, Contract Hire & Rental products “Try before you buy!”

Tyseley Energy Park update David Horsfall Director, Tyseley Energy Park Headline Partner:

Our partners:

www.tyseleyenergy.co.uk

Tyseley Energy Park

Location

Business and Community Engagement

River Cole

Phase 5 Phase 3

Phase 1

Phase 4

Phase 2

Grand Union Canal

PHASE 1

Phase 2 Low and Zero Carbon refueling

Low and Zero Carbon refuelling Station â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Background

Hydrogen • The hydrogen station will generate the hydrogen on site, eliminating the requirement for deliveries, and therefore providing a clean fuel. • The hydrogen is produced using a 3.5MW ITM Power Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser, which splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen generated is very high purity, meeting all requirements for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs). • The hydrogen is dispensed at 700bar ensuring a very quick refuel and a 300-350mile range, keeping to existing driving habits. • When hydrogen is used in a fuel cell, it returns back to water vapour, meaning hydrogen as a fuel is a very clean fuel option. For more information please see: http://www.itmpower.com/ or email fuel@itm-power.com

PHASE 2

Vehicle Wash

GTL

CNG

Phase 3

Sustainable Workspace

Innovation Hub

Tyseley Energy Park EIZ

Session 2 Preparing for the Clean Air Zone Headline Partner:

Our partners:

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Thank you

Our website is the one stop shop for businesses wanting to know about low emission vehicles and refueling in Birmingham Here are some of the pages you can find on the website: FAQs

Answers a series of questions businesses regularly ask regarding the CAZ

The CAZ

Provides an overview of the CAZ, its motivations and the benefits it will give. There is also an overview of the exemptions available.

For Businesses

Introduces CAZ compliance requirements and low emission technology options. There is a tailored page for both “Selfemployed drivers” and “Fleet Operators”. These have relevant information on the grants and incentives that will be available to businesses.

Low Emission Vehicles

Focusses on electric vehicles, hydrogen vehicles, gas vehicles, LPG vehicles and retrofit solutions. For each it explains how the technology works, the day to day operation, and what vehicles are actually on the market.

Refuelling

Explains how refuelling works for the different alternative fuel vehicles and has an interactive map of CNG, LNG and hydrogen refuelling stations in the UK.

Case Studies Resources

Contains case studies of companies that have already started the transition to low emission vehicles, e.g. taxi fleets switching to electric vehicles. Contains additional relevant resources, e.g. full list of CVRAS approved solutions, infographic providing an overview of Tyseley Energy Park etc.

A quick look at Business Breathes websiteâ&#x20AC;Ś

Options available on Low Emission Vehicles page Home page

Business Breathes has information on the low and zero emission vehicles available on the market

Summary of gas trucks on the market

Summary of electric vans on the market

You can find an up to date map of gas and hydrogen refuelling stations, and typical cost / emission savings associated with low / zero emission vehicles

Typical cost and emission savings you could expect from switching to a Euro VI diesel or gas truck

Typical cost and emission savings you could expect from switching to an electric van

Interactive map of CNG, LNG and Hydrogen refuelling stations 79

Business Breathes is kept up to date with relevant news and events

Selection of events advertised on the website

Selection of news articles posted on the website 80

We also have a growing series of relevant case studies

We post on social media through the Birmingham City Council and Birmingham Connected Twitter and LinkedIn accounts using #BusinessBreathes Several organisations support Business Breathes and promote the campaign too through social media: • Freight Transport Association • Birmingham Chamber of Commerce • Confederation of Passenger Transport • British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association • Federation of Small Business • Road Haulage Association

We are keen for local businesses to be involved with the Business Breathes campaign If you or your business could be featured on Business Breathes then please get in touch. We are looking for businesses that could be suitable for: • Case studies on businesses that are starting the transition to low emission vehicles • News articles on local business activities relating to low emission vehicles and clean energy You can also contact us with any queries on low emission vehicles, refuelling etc. To contact Business Breathes, use the website’s enquiry form.

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