California Sustainable Freight Strategy

Toward a Clean, Efficient, Low Carbon Freight System August 19, 2015

Cynthia Marvin, Chief Transportation and Toxics Division

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Sustainable freight: pathways to zero and near-zero emissions

• Immediate ARB actions • Near-term ARB measures • Vision for the future • Broad-based approaches

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Executive Order B-32-15 Sustainable Freight Action Plan

By July 2016, State agencies, in consultation with stakeholders, will develop action plan that:

• Establishes targets to: – Improve freight efficiency – Transition equipment to zero/near-zero emissions – Increase competitiveness of California system

• Identifies actions to advance State objectives • Defines corridor-level freight pilot projects

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Challenge: envision the system in 2030 & 2050

• Future freight system − Hub locations and modes − Equipment and information technology − Freight and fuel/energy infrastructure

• Resilient and responsive to change − Economic demands and opportunities − Manufacturing and logistics innovation − Government expectations

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Increasing efficiency – the sweet spot

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Air quality/ climate

Economy

Energy Transportation

8 Courtesy of FedEx, LAX

Company efficiency: containers that use all cargo space

Facility efficiency: zero-emission automated terminal

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Shore Power

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Control System

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Low Sulfur Fuel Sampling Sector efficiency:

mega ships

System efficiency: infrastructure to cut delays

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Success: meet data/research needs • Cargo trends, innovations, and forecasts • Metrics for efficiency and competitiveness • Intelligent transportation systems and

technology development/demonstration • Systemwide analysis tools

(performance, energy, emissions, economics)

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Success: recognize regional differences…and opportunities

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Success: connect to national and international freight systems

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Global Shipping Routes at wired.com

Caltrans, 2014

Success: look to industry leadership on sustainability

• All: improve system efficiencies, plus support more ambitious standards

• Logistics providers: use cleaner, more efficient equipment that relies on low carbon energy

• Cargo owners: speak with wallet -- preferences for green transport

• Business: attract investment capital, lead green markets, train & develop workers 15