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- Gasoline Gallon Equivalent (gge) - A unit for measuring alternative fuels so that they can be compared with gasoline on an energy equivalent basis. This is required because the different fuels have different energy densities.
- Non-Road Vehicle (off-road vehicle) - A vehicle that does not travel streets, roads, or highways. Includes construction vehicles, locomotives, forklifts, tractors, golf carts, and so forth.
- Particulate Matter (PM) - A generic term for a broad class of chemically and physically diverse substances (pollutants) that exist as discrete particles over a wide range of sizes.
- A. Action Items
- 3. Integrate pro-AFV policies into day-to-day operations and processes to support sustained AFV operations at PHL
- 5. Develop both an internal Airport and a general public Outreach Plan to increase awareness and support for AFVs and the Airport’s AFV Program
- B. KEY OUTCOMES AND IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINES
- A. Clean Fuel Plan
- B. Goals and Objectives
- IDENTIFICATION OF STAKEHOLDERS
- 1. Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program
- 2. City of Philadelphia
- 3. PECO Energy/Philadelphia Gas Works
- 4. Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
- 5. Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
- 6. Airport Fleet Operators (Landside and Airside)
- 7. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
- 8. Other Potential Partners and Stakeholders
- B. AFV Working Group
- B. Prioritization of Individual Fleet targets
- 1. First Tier Targets
- Taxis
- Airside GSE and Service Trucks
- Construction equipment
- C. Outcomes and Implementation Schedule
- V. INFRASTRUCTURE
- 1. Traditional Engineering Design/Bid/Build Contract
- 2. Service Performance Contract
- POLICY DEVELOPMENT
- A. PHL Controlled Fleets and Operations
- B. Tenant and Related Airport Fleets
- C. Regional Fleets and General Outreach
- D. Outcomes and Implementation Schedules
- FUNDING AND BUDGETS
- A. Alternative Fuels Incentive Grant
- C. State Energy Program – Special Projects Solicitation
- D. Broad Area Announcements
- F. Outcomes and Implementation Schedule
- VIII. EMISSION REDUCTION BENEFITS AND OFFSETS
- APPENDICES
- Regional Hotel Locations and Possible Consolidation Routes
- APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
- I. GENERAL INFORMATION (Pages 1 and 2)
- III. BUDGET INFORMATION (Pages 10, 11, 12 and 13)
- APPENDIX D:
- MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT – NORTH CAROLINA
- Purpose
- The NC DAQ
- MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT – SEATLE / TACOMA AIRPORT
- The Agency
- Agreement
- Port of Seattle
- Disclaimer
- 4. Should I Register? (or What’s in it for Me?)
- 6. How Can I Use My Registered Emission Reductions?
- 7. Other Issues
GPCCP – The Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program, established to promote and support the use of AFVs and supporting infrastructure in the Philadelphia region. GVWR – Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
OEM – The original manufacturer of a vehicle or engine. Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) – Regulated air pollutants that are precursors to the formation of smog. They also contribute to the formation of acid rain.
PENNDOT – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. PHL –
The Clean Fuel Project will expand the current Airport AFV Program by achieving the following action items. The goal is to expand the Airport’s Environmental Stewardship activities, specifically through the expansion of its AFV Program. The primary strategies to fulfill this goal are: 1. Convert the Airport’s own fleet to AFVs, where feasible, dem...
The foundation of any AFV Program is the set of policies put in place to support it over time. These policies, supported by top management champions and integrated into all aspects of an organization, provide the direction and guidance for a successful and sustainable AFV Program. The Airport will begin reviewing existing policies and developing ...
A key element of the AFV Program will be to communicate the existence, accomplishments and benefits of the Airport’s AFV activities. Every effort will be made to publicize these activities internally, to airport tenants and passengers, and to the general public to promote greater Program involvement and demonstrate the Airport’s concern for the co...
To leverage the current opportunities available to the Airport for expanding its AFV Program, several tasks must begin immediately. Only by undertaking these critical elements now will the Airport be able to develop an aggressive, successful AFV Program that will better position the Airport environmentally, economically, and in the public’s percep...
The purpose of this Plan is to provide the framework for Philadelphia International Airport’s expanded AFV Program. The Plan for AFV implementation addresses the fleets controlled by the Division of Aviation (DOA), defines how the implementation can be expanded to other fleets serving the Airport, and describes how the infrastructure to support the...
One of the key outcomes of the AFV planning process was the establishment of Airport goals and objectives for development of the AFV Program. The primary goal is to develop the AFV Program into an integrated piece of the environmental picture and day-to-day operations at the Airport. This will be done by addressing three interconnected concepts a...
The Airport will provide the leadership and general direction for the Airport’s AFV Program, including focusing initial efforts on converting its own fleet to alternative fuels. However, the Airport also realizes that a variety of partners will play critical roles in the success of this AFV Program. These partners will assist the development of t...
The Greater Philadelphia Clean Cities Program (GPCCP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the alternative fuels industry in the greater Philadelphia severe ozone non-attainment region. Its members work together to educate the public on alternative fuel technologies and applications, coordinate regional efforts to encourage alternati...
The Airport, which is located in Philadelphia and Delaware Counties, is under the jurisdiction of the City of Philadelphia. To improve the AFV Program, and maximize potential benefits for the City, the Airport must develop its Clean Fuel Project in close cooperation with other City of Philadelphia agencies. Several affected agencies may need to b...
Two separate utilities provide gas service to the Airport: Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW) and PECO Energy. The majority of energy service is provided by PGW, the primary exception being the upper Northeast corner of the Airport. Both of these utilities have direct experience in the area of alternative fuel vehicles, specifically natural gas vehicle...
Established in 1965, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) provides comprehensive, coordinated planning for the orderly growth and development of the Philadelphia region (including nine counties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey). As an interstate, intercounty, and intercity agency, DVRPC advises on regional policy and capital fund...
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is the state agency largely responsible for administering Pennsylvania's environmental laws and regulations and its mission is to protect Pennsylvania’s air, land and water from pollution. In addition, the DEP is committed to general environmental education and encouraging effective pub...
There are numerous fleet operators at the Airport, including fleets of parking shuttles, taxis, hotel shuttles, and airline and fixed-base operators (FBO). Many of these fleet operators will play important roles in the Airport’s AFV Program. As vehicle owners and operators these tenants have opportunities to leverage the Airport’s AFV successes a...
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PENNDOT) owns and operates the nation’s fifth largest state-owned highway system and administers one of the nation’s largest grant programs for mass transit, rail freight and aviation. PENNDOT also processes 30 million driver and vehicle customer service transactions each year, and operates the 12 Pen...
Additional partners and stakeholders are certain to become involved as the Program expands and develops. These new stakeholders will range from public to private entities and fleet operators to technical experts. Their involvement and participation will provide additional insight and experience for the Program and fleet deployments at PHL. These...
In order to develop a stronger Program, the Airport will establish an AFV Working Group. This Working Group will be responsible for developing the Program in a manner that reflects the goals of the Airport and its partners. Initial goals and objectives have been established, as outlined previously, but new goals and objectives will arise in the f...
The fleet activities of the Airport’s AFV implementation plan will initially focus on PHL owned/operated vehicles, primarily due to direct control of purchase and operation decisions. Experience at other airports has shown that this also provides a positive example of leadership and helps to build the critical mass necessary for program success. ...
The Airport will begin targeting Tier 1 fleets for immediate conversion to CNG. Airport light-duty and sweeper fleets will begin replacing existing vehicles with CNG during regular replacement schedules. With light-duty vehicles replaced roughly every five years, approximately 23 LDVs are purchased annually. Financially the Airport may not be ab...
There are numerous taxi companies providing service to the Airport, with nearly two dozen providing frequent daily service. Specific fleet data for these taxi fleets is not available, but taxis are typically very high mileage, high fuel use fleets [the statistics presented above, for comparison purposes, are characteristic of other airport taxi f...
There are an estimated 600 GSE and 200 service trucks operating on the airside of the Airport. These vehicles provide a vast array of services and are often custom built to meet specific fleet needs. The GSE include belt loaders, tugs, pushbacks, and GPUs while the service trucks include catering, fuel, water, and lavatory trucks. These are typi...
There are numerous heavy duty and offroad construction vehicles and equipment operating at the Airport at any given time. This will only increase as the Airport prepares and implements the projects identified in the developing Master Plan. The majority of these vehicles will be diesel-powered, some not leaving the Airport for months or more depen...
The Airport will use a multiyear, three-tier approach to AFV fleet integration efforts. Initial focus will be on fleets the Airport owns and operates, or has direct control over through contract agreements, allowing the Airport to increase its AFV experience while simultaneously demonstrating its AFV and environmental leadership. As these fleets ...
The development of an adequate refueling infrastructure for an alternative fuel program is critical, and the Airport will focus early efforts on ensuring that sufficient infrastructure is successfully established to support the Airport’s AFV initiatives. The Airport currently owns and operates a CNG station located at the fleet maintenance facilit...
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
a. Shifting emissions to another state Emission reductions which result from shifting emissions to another state or country may not be registered in the Wisconsin voluntary emission reduction registry. PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Clean Fuel Project
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Mar 31, 2024 · OPEN. Airport Terminal Maps. Do you know your specific departure or arrival terminal at Philadelphia Airport? Select it from the list of terminal maps below, and use the interactive map to find all available amenities, and even navigate to them, or to another terminal if you're connecting at the airport. PHL Terminal A Map. PHL Terminal B Map.
Welcome to the Philadelphia International Airport careers website. Employment seekers are able to access employment opportunities with the airport through the City of Philadelphia, Department of Aviation, businesses that operate airport food and retail shops, airlines, Transportation Security Administration, and other federal agencies at and ...
