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Missouri State Fleet Efficiency & Alternative Fuel Program

The program aims to reduce fuel consumption and costs for state vehicles by promoting alternative fuels, fleet efficiency, and CAFE compliance. It focuses on increasing AFVs and alternative fuel usage to achieve environmental and economic benefits.

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Missouri State Fleet Efficiency & Alternative Fuel Program

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  1. Missouri State Fleet Efficiency andAlternative Fuel Program August 2013 Division of Energy

  2. Program Objectives: • To reduce total consumption of motor fuel by state government resulting in a corresponding decline in expenditures. • To evaluate environmental and economic effects of using alternative transportation fuels.

  3. Fuel Conservation for State Vehicles Objectives • To increase the number of alternative fuel vehicles in state fleets. • To use alternative fuel in alternative fuel vehicles.

  4. Fleet Efficiency • Must purchase CAFE compliant passenger cars and light trucks. • Must meet or exceed the fuel efficiency that would be achieved if each vehicle met CAFE requirements.

  5. AFV Parameters • 70%percent of all newly acquired eligible vehicles are AFVs. • 30% percent alternative fuel use of total fuel use in AFVs.

  6. Fleet Efficiency 2012 Report Results CAFE Requirements FY 2012 Results Passenger Cars 38.6 27.5 miles/gallons Light Trucks 20.7 miles/gallons 28.7

  7. FY 2012 Fuel Consumption Table 1: Fuel Consumption Throughout FY 2012

  8. FY 2012 Fuel Costs Table 2: Fuel Cost Throughout Fiscal Year 2012

  9. FY 2012 Vehicle Types Table 3: Number of Vehicles Operated Throughout Fiscal Year 2012

  10. Gallons of E-85 Used in E-85 Vehicles

  11. Gallons of B-20 Used in Diesel Vehicles

  12. FY 2011 Alternative Fuel Use

  13. FY 2012 Fuel Usage Summary

  14. FY 2012 AFV Locations

  15. Alternative Fuel Stations (E-85) • Missouri now has more than 100 E-85 stations. • For a listing, please see the following Web sites: • http://www.chooseethanol.com • http://www.afdc.energy.gov/

  16. Alternative Fuel Stations (Biodiesel) • Missouri has several biodiesel suppliers. For a listing, please see the following Web site: • http://www.mosoy.org

  17. Alternative Fuel Stations (Propane) • Numerous propane-refueling sites are located throughout Missouri. • The Missouri Propane Gas Association in Jefferson City has a directory of propane refueling locations. (www.missouripropane.com)

  18. Promoting Alternative Fuels • Identification. • Education. • Incentives.

  19. Alternative Fuels • Energy security. • Environmental benefits. • Economic benefits. • STATE LAW.

  20. Important Websites • http://www.afdc.energy.gov/ • www.fueleconomy.gov • www.dnr.mo.gov/energy/transportation/fleet.htm

  21. Contact Information For more information: E-mail: cindy.carroll@dnr.mo.gov Fax: (573) 751-6860

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