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Tribal Transit Presentation April 2011

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Tribal Transit PresentationApril 2011

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Experience with TribesExperience with Tribes                

 

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Overview of WorkshopOverview of WorkshopSave your Operations

Save our Environment

Produce Income

Ab t W ld CNGAbout World CNG

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What is WorldCNG?What is WorldCNG?Family of Companies:

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About WorldCNGAbout WorldCNG Specializes in alternative fuel packaging, applications,

infrastructure and supportP t S d’ l t li f CNG f l t t Puget Sound’s largest supplier of CNG fuel systems to the Northwest’s public and private fleets

Over 25 years of experience in developing, fabricating d i t lli lt ti f l tand installing alternative fuel systems

Provides a full range of fleet consulting services, including:

F li i f t t d h i i t Fueling infrastructure and comprehensive maintenance Cost management Vehicle procurement and financingOff i d t t fl t t bli d Offers service and support to fleet operators, public and private transit groups, state and municipal governments nationwide, including Colorado, Idaho, Texas, and Illinois

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Continuous Success and GrowthContinuous Success and Growth

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Continuous Success and Growth, cont’d.Continuous Success and Growth, cont d.

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Continuous Success and Growth, cont’d.Continuous Success and Growth, cont d.

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WorldCNG Bus ConversionsWorldCNG Bus Conversions

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Two Equally Important TechnologiesTwo Equally Important Technologies

Bi-Fuel Bi-FuelDedicated Dedicated

5.4L V8 6.8L V10 5.3L V8 8.1L V86.0L V85.4L V8 6.8L V10 5.3L V8 8.1L V86.0L V8

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AFVs and Fuel DisplacementAFVs and Fuel DisplacementNumber of AFVs and Fuel Displacement by Fuel Type

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National Renewable Energy Laboratory Innovation for Our Energy Future

Source: Clean Cities Annual Metrics Report 2008, August 2009

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AFVs and GHG ReductionAFVs and GHG ReductionNumber of AFVs and GHG Reduction by Fuel Type

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National Renewable Energy Laboratory Innovation for Our Energy Future

Source: Clean Cities Annual Metrics Report 2008, August 2009

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Pros and Cons of CNG and LPGPros and Cons of CNG and LPGCNG LPG

Pros Cons Pros ConsPros Cons

Low Fuel PriceLittle / Scattered Infrastructure

Consistent Fuel Price Infrastructure Cost

Pros Cons

Conversion Cost LowHigher Fuel Price vs. CNG

Low EmissionsSeasonal Variance in Fuel Price

Very Low Emissions Conversion CostMany Vehicles / Engines

Fuel Tank Placement Range

Low Emissions Fuel PriceMany Vehicles / Engines

Less Grant Opportunities

Liquid Fuel Tanks / Range non-issue

80% Energy Content of Gas

Grants AvailableHuge Operational Savings

Fixed Fuel Cost

Range non issue of GasEasy Fueling Infrastructure

Fixed Fuel CostFi C i

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Sales Tax ExemptionLittle to No Extra MaintenanceSame Energy Content

Finance Conversions into Fuel PriceLittle to No Extra MaintenanceSame Performance as Same Energy Content

as GasSame Performance as Gas

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Technical AdvantagesTechnical Advantages

Lightweight Composite Tanks & Ignition Controlled Electronic Solenoid Valves

Horsepower, torque and added efficiency through ECU calibration and tuning

Increased range and fueling infrastructure!

LOW Pressure Systems, and high tech parts mean less wear and longer engine life

Ballistic polycarbonate panels with injection molded impact foam for maximized safety and storage space!!

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Sample Usage Scenario for CNGSample Usage Scenario for CNG2010/2011 FORD E450 V10 (>14,000 GVWR)

Gasoline CNG

Base Vehicle MSRP $55,000 $55,000

*WA state sales tax exemption applies to new vehicle converted before delivery only.

**Federal Tax Credit on vehicle greater than 14 000lbs GVWR is $20 000

CNG Up-fit (Dedicated System) $0 $26,500

Total Vehicle Cost $55,000 $81,500

State Tax ( WA 9.8% )* $5,390 $0

Sub Total $60,390 $81,500

14,000lbs GVWR is $20,000

*** Incremental cost increase for CNG is $21,110

Based on:10,000 Gallons Per Year / 28 Gallons Per Day

Federal Tax Credit** $0 $0

Net Vehicle Cost *** $60,390 $81,500

Fuel Consumption Overview

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360 Day Year / 30 Day Months

Fuel Consumption OverviewGasoline CNG*

Cost Per Gallon $4.00 $1.89

Day $112.00 $52.92y $ $

Month $3360.00 $1578.60

Year** $40,320.00 $19,051.20

Life $241,920.00 $81,500 $ , $ ,

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Sample Usage Scenario for LPGSample Usage Scenario for LPG2010/2011 FORD E450 V10 (>14,000 GVWR)

Gasoline LPG

Base Vehicle MSRP $55,000 $55,000

*WA state sales tax exemption applies to new vehicle converted before delivery only.

**Federal Tax Credit on vehicle greater than 14 000lbs GVWR is $20 000

LPG Up-fit (Dedicated System) $0 $15,000

Total Vehicle Cost $55,000 $70,000

State Tax ( WA 9.8% )* $5,390 $0

Sub Total $60,390 $70,00

14,000lbs GVWR is $20,000

*** Incremental cost increase for LPG is $9,610

Based on:10,000 Gallons Per Year / 28 Gallons Per Day

Federal Tax Credit** $0 $0

Net Vehicle Cost *** $60,390 $70,000

Fuel Consumption Overview

360 Day Year / 30 Day Months

Fuel Consumption OverviewGasoline LPG*

Cost Per Gallon $4.00 $2.35

Day $112.00 $65.80y $ $

Month $3360.00 $1974.00

Year** $40,320.00 $23,688.00

Life $241,920.00 $142,128.00 $ , $ ,

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Shuttle Usage Scenario for LPGShuttle Usage Scenario for LPG10 Ford E350 5.4L Shuttle Vans

Gasoline LPG

Base Vehicle MSRP $20,000 $20,00

LPG Up-fit (Dedicated System) $0 $12,500

Total Vehicle Cost $20,000 $32,500

State Tax ( WA 9.8% )* $1,960 $0

Sub Total $21,960 $32,500

Federal Tax Credit** $0 $0

Net Vehicle Cost *** $21,960 $32,500

10 Van Fuel Consumption Overview

*WA state sales tax exemption applies to new vehicle converted before delivery only.

**Federal Tax Credit on vehicle greater than 14,000lbs GVWR is $20,000

10 Van Fuel Consumption OverviewGasoline LPG*

Cost Per Gallon $4.00 $2.00

Day $880.00 $440.00

*** Incremental cost increase for LPG is $10,540

Based on:8,000 Gallons Per Year / 22 Gallons Per Day

360 Day Year / 30 Day Monthsy $ $

Month $26,400.00 $13,200.00

Year** $316,800.00 $158,400.00

Life $1,584,000.00 $792,000.00 $ , , $ ,

TOTAL SAVINGS WITH 10 LPG VANS: $792,000.00TOTAL SAVINGS WITH 40 LPG VANS: $3,168,000.00

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CNG Fill StationCNG Fill StationCNG SLOW FILL: $200K

Fill t 200 hi l l lFill up to 200 vehicles slowly over 8 hours, using a small / medium size compressors. No retail sale / card lock ability. y

CNG FAST FILL: $600K – $2M

Designed for fast filling ofDesigned for fast filling of hundreds of CNG vehicles daily with large / industrial compressors. Between 1 and 8 dispensers for 3600 and 3000 psi filling. Retail card lock, mileage tracking, fleet data integrationintegration.

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LPG Fill StationLPG Fill Station

A filling station for every size fl t C t f i f t tfleet. Cost of infrastructure can be absorbed by LPG Supply Company based volume and contract term. co ac e

500 Gallon Tank & Meter: $7500

1000 Gallon Tank Meter &1000 Gallon Tank, Meter & Dispenser: $25,000

1000 Gallon Tank, Meter, Dispenser, Card lock: $35,000

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Fuel RetailingFuel Retailing Fuel for your fleet turns into revenue for your tribe! A distinct

opportunity exists to leverage your own fueling infrastructure to provide alternate fuels for commercial and private customers.

World ALT Fuels interfaces with fleets in your area, and leads them to your station for their alternate fueling needs. World CNG brokers long term fueling contracts between business and tribes.

Revenue opportunities between $0.50 - $1.00 per gallon.

Completely offset operational fuel cost with commercial fuel volumes!

World Alt Fuels offers station maintenance & management.

Stations require no supervision personnel. q p p

Cost of fuel decreases with volume!

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Alternative fuels fully integrated into the transportation sectors best products For questions or comments please see Mark Q or Garret Aproducts. For questions or comments please see Mark Q. or Garret A.

Thank you for your time.

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For more informationPlease visit http://www.worldcng.com