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Project	Initiative/Award	Awardee	Status	Date
Pilot Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Deployment for Municipal Solid Waste Collection	2020 Innovative Vehicle Technologies Projects	The Department of Solid Waste Services for the Municipality of Anchorage	In progress	Sep 2020
States impacted: Alaska	Pilot Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Deployment for Municipal Solid Waste Collection In partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy, the Department of Solid Waste Services (SWS) for the Municipality of Anchorage is implementing a pilot demonstration of two heavy-duty electric refuse trucks and an electric box truck. In addition, SWS will partner with the Alaska Energy Authority and eCamion, Inc., to install and test a battery-tied fast charging station that will charge both refuse trucks while mitigating costly demand charges. For more information on this project, check the Technology Integration 2021 Annual Report or the 2022 Annual Merit Review presentation and the 2023 Annual Merit Review presentation. Learn more about the 2020 Innovative Vehicle Technologies Projects.	$16,000 award from DOE $551,000 matching funds (cost share)

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Initiative/Award

Awardee

Status

Date

Pilot Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Deployment for Municipal Solid Waste Collection

2020 Innovative Vehicle Technologies Projects

The Department of Solid Waste Services for the Municipality of Anchorage

In progress

Sep 2020

States impacted:

Alaska

Pilot Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Deployment for Municipal Solid Waste Collection

In partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy, the Department of Solid Waste Services (SWS) for the Municipality of Anchorage is implementing a pilot demonstration of two heavy-duty electric refuse trucks and an electric box truck. In addition, SWS will partner with the Alaska Energy Authority and eCamion, Inc., to install and test a battery-tied fast charging station that will charge both refuse trucks while mitigating costly demand charges.

For more information on this project, check the Technology Integration 2021 Annual Report or the 2022 Annual Merit Review presentation and the 2023 Annual Merit Review presentation.

Learn more about the 2020 Innovative Vehicle Technologies Projects.

$16,000 award from DOE

$551,000 matching funds (cost share)

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