Key Facts : Green Fleet Vehicle
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Key Facts : Green Fleet Vehicle
History: Key Facts : Green Fleet Vehicle From Jan 1st, 2008 to December 31st, 2011 – Evolution Marketing vehicles drove 26,865 miles (approximately 6,716 miles per year), generating approximately 10.5 tons of CO2 (based on average fuel economy of 25 miles per gallon). From Jan. 1st, 2012 to May 31st, 2012 the Evolution Marketing vehicle generated approximately 1.093 tons of CO2 (based on the averages from previous years). In June of 2012 - 12 tons of Carbon offsets were purchased to cover the greenhouse gas emissions generated via vehicle miles driven since Evolution Marketing opened. June 2012 - Evolution Marketing replaced a gas vehicle with an all electric zero emission Nissan Leaf. Because the Leaf is zero emission, it does not produce harmful pollutants such as: particulates (soot), hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, ozone, lead, carbon dioxide and various oxides of nitrogen. The energy that is used to charge the Leaf is purchased from Oconomowoc Utilities Green Power Partner program and it made from 100% renewable energy and is Green E-certified. Cost Benefit Analysis: The majority of Evolution Marketing’s clients are within a 30-mile drive of their Oconomowoc Wisconsin office. The majority of their clients are located within Waukesha, Jefferson, Milwaukee or Washington Counties. Between 2008 and 2011 approximately 26,865 miles were driven in the course of conducting Evolution Marketing business. The chart below shows the monthly average in gas price. 262-354-0341 | evmkting.com Cost Benefit Analysis Continued • T he approximate average for 2008 based on the data above was $3.13 per gallon. In 2008 Evolution Marketing drove 6,393 miles and the fuel economy was approximately 25 miles per gallon. Approximately 255.72 gallons of gasoline were purchase at $3.13 with the overall cost of $800.40. • T he approximate average for 2009 based on the data above was $2.02 per gallon. In 2009 Evolution Marketing drove 6,500 miles and the fuel economy was approximately 25 miles per gallon. Approximately 260 gallons of gasoline were purchased at $2.02 with the overall cost of $525.20. • T he approximate average for 2010 based on the data above was $2.80 per gallon. In 2010 Evolution Marketing drove 6,972 miles and the fuel economy was approximately 25 miles per gallon. Approximately 278.88 gallons of gasoline were purchased at $2.80 with the overall cost of $780.86. • T he approximate average for 2011 based on the data above was $3.45 per gallon. In 2011 Evolution Marketing drove 7000 miles and the fuel economy was approximately 25 miles per gallon. Approximately 280 gallons of gasoline were purchase at $3.45 with the overall cost of $966.00. 2008 – 2011 approximate total expense in gasoline was $3072.46 In 2012 the price of gas has been hovering around $3.50 per gallon. If Evolution Marketing were to drive 7000 miles this year with a gasoline vehicle that has fuel economy of 25 miles per hour, we would expect to purchase approximately 280 gallons of fuel and the cost would be approximately $980.00. Nissan Leaf energy usage chart (based on projected miles driven.) # miles drive a yr # of kWhs to charge Cost* Green blocks** Total 7000 miles 2,380 kWh $204.40 $23.70 $228.10 10,000 miles 3400 kWh $292.00 $33.99 $325.99 12,000 miles 4080 kWh $350.88 $40.80 $391.68 15,000 miles 5100kWh $438.60 $51.00 $489.60 * Cost is based on Oconomowoc Utilities electrical rate of .086 per kWh ** Additional cost of purchasing blocks of green power - penny more per kWh 262-354-0341 | evmkting.com A few other factors which were not included in the above analysis: (1) Charging the Leaf at a Nissan dealership or at one of the many charging stations in Wisconsin that are currently FREE. (2) The only expense for yearly maintenance on the Leaf will be one tire rotation, there are no oil changes, fluid changes etc. (3) If we use eco-friendly driving techniques while operating the Leaf, we could get much better kWh energy use then the estimated 3.4 miles per kWh. To date, the Evolution Marketing Leaf is averaging approximately 4.8 miles per kWh after only 2 weeks of driving. At Evolution Marketing we believe sustainability can only be accomplished by taking a holistic systems wide approach to management of the business. Since 2008 we have taken steps and completed initiatives within nine areas of sustainability: water, waste, energy, climate change, supply chain, governance, workforce , community and transportation. Therefore, when the opportunity arose to add a fleet vehicle to our business, the only question we had was what type of alternative fuel vehicle we would get. After doing our research and investigating the different types of alternatives that exist (i.e. hybrids, electric, bio-fuels, etc..), the Nissan Leaf was at the top of our list. Charging Station Information: Through the Charge Point Network there are 38 active stations in Wisconsin (as of June 19th, 2012). Madison – 24 Milwaukee – 7 Green Bay – 2 Kenosha – 1 Burlington – 1 Elkhorn – 1 Lake Geneva – 1 Sparta – 1 The Nissan dealerships also have charging stations that are accessible for charging. Useful information about Nissan Leaf http://www.nissanusa.com/leaf-electric-car/index http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Leaf http://www.chargepoint.net/ - Charging Information http://www.evmkting.com - look under News tab for electronic press kit information 262-354-0341 | evmkting.com Printed on recycled paper made in Wisconsin from sustainably forested fiber. Interesting Comparison: The average household in Oconomowoc and Wisconsin uses about 750 kWh per month. That means that in one year the average household used 9000 kWh of electricity, which is 56% more energy then the Leaf will use if we drove 15,000 mile in a year.