Pathway 4.

Energy Efficiency, Conservation, and Fuel Switching in Transportation → Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Freight

4.3.6 Building Necessary Infrastructure to Support Clean HDVs

LPDD Recommendation: “EPA possesses authority to regulate motor vehicle fuels under the CAA. The Agency could construe this authority broadly enough to permit the creation of incentives for the construction of the necessary infrastructure to support battery-electric and fuel cell HDVs.”

LPDD Recommendation: “Individual states – particularly those with air quality concerns related to NOx emissions – should consider funding public infrastructure projects to support battery and fuel cell HDVs.”

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LPDD Best Practices: Hydrogen Fueling Station Siting, Permitting, and Construction

Jurisdiction: Private Entities

How to overcome economic barriers to hydrogen fueling stations, and avoid time-consuming pitfalls in the siting, permitting, and construction processes.

LPDD Model Law: Local Ordinance Adopting NFPA Hydrogen Technologies Code

Jurisdiction: Local Governments

Providing for local adoption of NFPA Hydrogen Technologies Code, a key regulatory step to facilitate the construction of hydrogen fueling stations, which support hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty vehicles.

LPDD Model Law: State Statute on Updating Fire Codes Periodically

Jurisdiction: State Legislatures

Model statute periodically updating fire codes in order to facilitate the construction of hydrogen fueling stations for hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty vehicles.

ZEV Task Force Action Plan for Heavy-Duty Zero-Emissions Vehicles

Jurisdiction: States and State Governments

Policy recommendations for local lawmakers to consider when crafting legislation aimed at boosting adoption of electric trucks and buses.

EVolve NY

Jurisdiction: State Agencies

The New York Power Authority will invest up to $250 million through 2025 to increase charging infrastructure, aiming to put fast electric charging infrastructure every 30-50 miles on major routes.

Southern California Edison Charge Ready Transport Program

Jurisdiction: Public Utilities, State Public Utility Commissions

Will advance the electrification of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, including buses and tractor trailers, by offering to install infrastructure to support charging stations at no charge.