Maria Redmond, State Energy Office, Mark O'Connell, WI Clean Transportation Program, and Lorrie Lisek, WI Clean Cities, discuss the successful completion of the four year WCTP program.

1. Welcome!
Wisconsin Clean
Transportation Program
Recognition Banquet
Chad Weininger, State Representative

2. Wisconsin Clean
Transportation
Program
Maria Redmond, Wisconsin State Energy Office
Mark O’Connell, WCTP
Lorrie Lisek, Wisconsin Clean Cities

3. Wisconsin Clean Transportation Program
• Program Overview
• Technical Challenges and Success
• Outreach Efforts

4. Program Objectives
• Increase use of alternative-fuel vehicles (AFVs) and
advanced technology vehicles by public/private fleets to:
- Reduce U.S. dependence on imported petroleum,
- Increase fuel economy, and
- Improve emissions, especially in
non-attainment areas
• Install necessary infrastructure
to directly support AFVs or
advanced-technology vehicles
• Ensure vehicles capable of using
alternative fuel do so to the
greatest extent possible

5. Program Overview
Timeline
Barriers
• Start - January 2010
• Finish - December 2013
• Vehicle delivery and deployment
• Infrastructure completion
• Technology availability and
performance
Budget
Partners
• Total project funding
– $15,000,000 – DOE share
– $17,000,000 – recipient
share (via vehicle and
infrastructure purchases)
– $14,478 – Stripper PVE
Funds
• Wisconsin State Energy Office Project Lead, Reporting
• Wisconsin Clean Cities - Outreach
• Technical Consultant – Training,
Technical Issues
• 52 Public and Private fleets –
vehicles and infrastructure
deployment
WCTP Partners will displace over 1.6 million gallons of petroleum annually!

6. Program Overview
• Program portfolio includes: Solar, CNG, Propane, E85, Biodiesel,
Electric, Diesel & Gasoline Hybrid-Electric, Neighborhood Electric,
and Plug-In Hybrid technologies
• Finalizing all US DOE approved vehicles (over 375) purchases and
infrastructure installations (18) by 52 partners!

7. Project Partners
Bayfield County
Madison Gas & Electric
Hribar (We Energies)
Bestway, LLC
Marquette
Transit Express (We Energies)
Brown County
Marshfield Utilities
Oconomowoc Utilities (WPPI )
Chippewa County Highway Dept.
Milwaukee County
Lake Mills Water & Light (WPPI)
City of Bayfield
Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District
Kaukauna Utilities (WPPI)
City of Durand
Oconomowoc Transport
New Richmond Utilities (WPPI)
City of Madison
Riteway Bus
New Holstein Utilities (WPPI)
City of Milwaukee
Stoughton Utilities
Dane County
Sun Power Biodiesel, LLC
City Utilities of Richmond Center (WPPI)
Fox Valley Metro Police Dept.
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Menasha Utilities (WPPI)
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Dept.
We Energies
WI DOA - Enterprise Services
Kenosha County
Paper Transport (We Energies)
WI Department of Corrections
Barnes, Inc.
Great Lakes Community
Conservation Corps
Time Transport
Barnes Power Equipment
Milwaukee County General Mitchell
International Airport
UW - Oshkosh
City of Monona
Pope Transport
Veriha Trucking
Contract Transportation Services
Remy Battery Co., Inc.
Waste Management of Wisconsin
Dart Transit Company
Roehl Transport
Fun Time Bounces
Sheehy Mail Contractors
Cedarburg Utilities (WPPI)
*added in May, 2013

8. Wisconsin Clean
Transportation Program
Technical Successes

9. Advanced Technology and
Alternative Fuel Vehicles
• Worked with Argonne Laboratory to
successfully address charging issues
• Coordinated manufacturers’ upgrades and
developed service protocol for hybrid vehicles
• Developed data to be used to establish
performance benchmarks for CNG fleets
• Worked with fleet to develop trip-planning
protocol, identifying refueling options along
planned routes

10. Wisconsin Clean Transportation Program
Education and Outreach
WCTP featured at nearly 150 Events
WCTP Vehicles featured around the State of Wisconsin

11. WCTP Project Partners in the “Spotlight”!
•Partners featured on Motorweek TV
•YouTube Videos
•Clean Cities TV
•Numerous Magazines and Newspaper Articles
•National and Regional Industry Recognition

12. Project Contacts:
Maria Redmond
WI State Energy Office
(608) 266-1521
maria.redmond@wisconsin.gov
www.stateenergyoffice.wi.gov
Lorrie Lisek
Wisconsin Clean Cities
(414) 221-4958
Lorrie.lisek@wicleancities.org
www.wicleancities.org
Mark O’Connell
WCTP Technical Coordinator
(920) 728-0181
Mark.oconnell@wisconsin.gov

13. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
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Bayfield County
Barnes Power Equipment
Barnes, Inc.
Brown County
Chippewa County Highway Department
City of Bayfield
City of Durand
City of Madison
City of Monona
City Utilities of Richland Center
Dart Transit Co.
Florence Utilities
Fox Valley Metro Police Department
Fun Time Bounce
Great Lakes Community Conservation Corps
Hribar
Kaukauna Utilities
Kenosha County
Lake Mills Light and Water
Madison Gas and Electric
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Marquette University
Marshfield Utilities
Menasha Utilities
Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District
New Richmond Utilities
Oconomowoc Transport
Oconomowoc Utilities
Pope Transport
Remy Battery Co., Inc.
Roehl Transport, Inc.
Sheehy Mail Contractors, Inc.
Stoughton Utilities
Sun Power Biodiesel, LLC
University of Wisconsin – Madison
University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh
Veriha Trucking
Waste Management of Wisconsin, Inc.
WI Department of Administration – Enterprise
Services
Wisconsin Department of Corrections

14. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
CITY OF MILWAUKEE
Award: $4,415,997.26
Fleet Type: Municipal
Technology: Hybrid
Electric, Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicles: 2 Hybrid Honda Insights, 3 Hybrid
Ford Escapes, 2 CNG Crane Carrier Refuse
Packers, 6 CNG Crane Carrier Recyclers, 13
Mack Refuse Packers
Infrastructure: 2 CNG Refueling Stations

15. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
MILWAUKEE COUNTY
Award: $468,000.00
Fleet Type: Municipal
Technology: Hybrid Electric and
Plug-In Hybrid Electric
Vehicles: 35 Hybrid Electric Ford
Fusions, 4 PHEV Odyne
Systems Utility Trucks
Infrastructure: 1 Electric
Charging Station

16. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
CONTRACT TRANSPORT SERVICES
Award: $125,000.00
Fleet Type: Private
Transportation
Technology: Compressed
Natural Gas
Vehicles: 5 CNG Freightliner
Cascadlas

17. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
DANE COUNTY
Award: $549,199.56
Fleet Type: Municipal
Technology: Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicles: 1 CNG Chevy Silverado, 15
CNG Ford F150s, 3 CNG Ford F250s, 5
CNG Ford F350s, 1 CNG Ford Transit
Connect, 1 CNG Ford Fusion
Infrastructure: CNG Fueling Station

18. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
GENERAL MITCHELL AIRPORT
Award: $12,075.00
Fleet Type: Private Transportation
Technology: Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicle: 1 CNG Ford Aerotech

19. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
GO RITEWAY
Award: $2,420,636.84
Fleet Type: Private Transportation
Technology: Hybrid Electric, Compressed
Natural Gas, Propane
Vehicles: 3 CNG Ford E450s, 16 HE
Thomas C2 Safety Liners, 31 Propane Ford
E350s, 10 Propane Ford E450s, 2 HE
International CE300s, 2 HE Chevy Volts
Infrastructure: 1 LPG Refueling Station, 1
Electric Plug-In Station

20. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Award: $144,331.06
Fleet Type: Law Enforcement
Technology: Propane
Vehicles: 5 Propane Chevrolet
Tahoes, 13 Propane Ford
Crown Victorias
Infrastructure: 1 Propane
Fueling Station

21. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
LAMERS BUS LINES, INC.
Award: $457,734.00
Fleet Type: Private Transportation
Technology: Hybrid Electric
Vehicles: 6 HEV Thomas C2s

22. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
PAPER TRANSPORT, INC.
Award: $937,172.00
Fleet Type: Private Transportation
Technology: Compressed Natural
Gas
Vehicles: 23 CNG Freightliner
M2112s

23. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
TIME TRANSPORT, INC.
Award: $125,000.00
Fleet Type:
Private
Transportation
Technology: Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicles: 2 CNG Peterbilt 384s, 3 CNG Kenworth T440s

24. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
TRANSIT EXPRESS
Award: $179,550.00
Fleet Type: Private Transportation
Technology: Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicles: 10 CNG Ford E350s

25. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
WE ENERGIES
Award: $47,655.00
Fleet Type: Utility
Technology:
Compressed Natural Gas
Vehicles: 3 CNG Chevrolet 3500s

26. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program Participants
WPPI ENERGY
Award: $1,057,826.00
Fleet Type: Utility (cooperative)
Technology: Hybrid Electric,
Plug-in Hybrid Electric
Vehicles: 5 Hybrid Electric Eaton Utility
Trucks, 2 PHEV Odyne Systems Utility
Trucks, 8 Hybrid Electric Thomas Built C2
Buses

27. Wisconsin Clean Transportation
Program
Thank you for a great 4 years and
being a part of the Wisconsin Clean
Transportation Program!