Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment Sample Clauses

Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Each Beneficiary may use up to fifteen percent (15%) of its allocation of Trust Funds on the costs necessary for, and directly connected to, the acquisition, installation, operation and maintenance of new light duty zero emission vehicle supply equipment for projects as specified below. Provided, however, that Trust Funds shall not be made available or used to purchase or rent real- estate, other capital costs (e.g., construction of buildings, parking facilities, etc.) or general maintenance (i.e., maintenance other than of the Supply Equipment).
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that the installation of the electric vehicle charging station is complete. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed. Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. NVDEMF 19-13: NEH – Alamo Charging Station‌ Date approved by Trustee: October 15, 2019 Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q3 Funding request type: Advancement Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $264,000.00
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that the installation of the charging station will be completed in late CY2020 Q1, but delays in the construction/installation of the shade structure are possible and could push completion back to Q2. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. Date approved by Trustee: October 15, 2019 ‌ Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q1 Funding request type: Advancement Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $264,000.00
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that construction is in progress at the project site. NV Energy, the GOE’s project partner, is working with the host site representative and the contractor to finalize plans for the location of the transformer pad. The GOE anticipates for the project to be completed by 2020 Q3. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed. Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. Date approved by Trustee: April 20, 2020 ‌ Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q3 Funding request type: Advancement Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $79,291.30
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is continuing to work with their project partner, the Xxxxxxx Power District No. 5, to complete this project. There are no other changes in the scope or schedule of the project at this time. Date approved by Trustee: May 13, 2019‌ Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q4 Funding request type: Reimbursement (to partner) and Advancement (to NDEP) Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $8,225.54 Eligible Mitigation Action Category: Category 7 – Airport Ground Support Equipment Project Status: United Airlines is currently procuring contracts for the final AGSE replacements and is expecting a 12-18 month lead time in finalizing these contracts and receiving the equipment. There are no changes in the scope or schedule of the project at this time.
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is continuing to work with their project partner, NV Energy, to support the completion of this project. The project is expected to be completed in August 2019. There are no other changes in the scope or schedule of the project at this time.
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that the installation of the charging station will be completed in CY2020 Q1. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. Appendix A: Description of Project Funding Processes for the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Agreement for State Beneficiaries‌ Description of Funding Processes for Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Agreement for State Beneficiaries Projects Electric Highway Initiative GOE receives application for funding State Clean Diesel Program NDEP receives notice for Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) award from EPA Diesel Emission Mitigation Fund Competitive Application NDEP receives DEMF application GOE submits funding request to NDEP NDEP commits State Trust funds to match DERA base award and receive the 50% incentive NDEP reviews and scores application and it is selected for funding NDEP reviews request, enters into Subgrant Agreement with GOE, and submits funding request to the Trustee NDEP works with state and municipal fleets to develop DERA program eligible projects NDEP enters into Subgrant Agreement with awardee and submits funding request to the Trustee Trustee provides funding directly to the GOE NDEP submits Workplan to the EPA based on program eligible projects and receives award Awardee submits quarterly progress reports to NDEP Project is completed and unspent funds are returned to the Trustee NDEP enters into Subgrant Agreement with fleet partner and submits DERA program eligible funding requests to the Trustee Awardee completes project Fleet partner completes project NDEP submits reimbursement request and the Trustee pays the awardee directly NDEP submits reimbursement request and the Trustee pays the fleet partner directly Nevada’s Semiannual Beneficiary Report to Wilmington Trust July 31, 2019 Page 27 Appendix B: Nevada Diesel Emission Mitigation Fund 2019 Competitive Application Form‌ Nevada Diesel Emission Mitigation Fund Annual Competitive Application Form For the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Agreement for State Beneficiaries Applications are due by July 31, 2019 Please electronically submit completed applications to Xxx Xxxxxxxx at XxxxxxXXXX@xxxx.xx.xxx and use the subject line: NV Diesel Emission Mitigation Fund 2019 Application Contents‌ Contents i Acronyms and Abbreviations ii General Information 1 How...
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that the charging infrastructure is operational, but construction at the site is not yet complete. Due to an update in code, the GOE’s project partner, NV Energy, has been required to adjust some construction materials and add additional ADA compliance to the site. Project completion is anticipated for 2020 Q3. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed. Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. NVDEMF 20-07: NEH – Orovada Charging Station‌ Date approved by Trustee: April 20, 2020 Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q3 Funding request type: Advancement Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $132,000.00
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Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment. Project Status: The GOE is reporting that the installation of the electric vehicle charging station is complete. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed. Once completed, any unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee. NVDEMF 20-08: NEH – Luning Charging Station‌ Date approved by Trustee: April 20, 2020 Anticipated project completion date: CY 2020 Q4 Funding request type: Advancement Cumulative Trustee payments made to date against project: $72,532.90 Eligible Mitigation Action Category: Category 9 – Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment Project Status: The GOE is reporting that construction is in progress at the site and is anticipated to be operational by 2020 Q4. Once the GOE has provided NDEP with the necessary evidence, this project will be reported as completed. Once completed, unused funds that have already been awarded will be returned to the Trustee.
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