What kinds of vehicles can generate credits?
Under the CFP, fuel producers or users of low-CI natural gas, propane, electricity and hydrogen used for transportation are eligible to generate credits. This can include businesses that own electric vehicle charging stations, natural gas fueling stations, or dispensers for propane, among others. Utilities that supply electricity for electric vehicles, charging station owners, or producers […]
Under the CFP, fuel producers or users of low-CI natural gas, propane, electricity and hydrogen used for transportation are eligible to generate credits. This can include businesses that own electric vehicle charging stations, natural gas fueling stations, or dispensers for propane, among others. Utilities that supply electricity for electric vehicles, charging station owners, or producers of ethanol and biodiesel, also earn credits.
Electric transportation applications are a common source of CFP credits. Examples of electrified vehicle credit generation opportunities include providing electricity for:
- Battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell electric forklifts
- Passenger Cars via EV campus charging and public DC Fast Charging
- Electric buses and shuttles
- Electric Yard trucks/tractors and other off road cargo handling equipment
- Electric cargo handling equipment
- Electric cargo and delivery vans and box trucks
- Battery and hydrogen fuel cell electric medium and heavy duty trucks and tractors
- Shore powered refrigerated trailers run on electricity
