This document summarizes transportation fuel use and alternative fuel development efforts in Wisconsin. It notes that Wisconsin consumers spent $11.8 billion on gasoline and diesel in 2013, with over 2.47 billion gallons of gasoline and 726 million gallons of diesel used. The document outlines Wisconsin's portfolio of alternative fuels including ethanol, biodiesel, natural gas, propane, and electric vehicles. It provides data on the number of alternative fueling stations in the state and describes state programs that aim to expand alternative fuel accessibility and reduce petroleum use through partnerships with local groups. The document concludes by emphasizing the need for continued development partnerships, addressing technology limitations, and supportive public policy to advance alternative fuel efforts in Wisconsin.

1. Future of Transportation
Fuel Technologies in
Wisconsin
Maria Redmond
Wisconsin State Energy Office
Future of Alternative Fuels Workshop
July 29, 2014

2. Source: WI State Energy Office, * As of 4/2014
• 2013 On-road diesel consumption: 726.3 million gallons
• 2013 On-road gasoline consumption: 2.47 billion gallons
• Cost WI consumers $11.8 billion for gasoline and diesel
• ~$1.3 million (~11%) stays in WI
www.stateenergyoffice.wi.gov
Wisconsin Alternative Motor Fuel Consumption -
(Millions of Gallons)
2012 2013 2014*
LPG 1.63 1.97 0.80
CNG 1.42 3.64 1.93
LNG 0.09 0.23 0.09
Ethanol 297.49 294.68 106.15
Wisconsin Vehicle Fuel Consumption

3. Wisconsin’s Fuels Portfolio
• E85 (85% ethanol, 15% gasoline)
• Biodiesel (B5, B20, B100)
• Natural Gas (CNG, LNG, Bio-Gas)
• Propane Autogas (LPG)
• Hybrid Electric
• Plug-In Hybrid Electric
• Electric
• Hydrogen
Source: Alternative Fuels and Biofuels Use Report 2013

4. Biofuels - E85 and Biodiesel Stations
E85 = 131
Biodiesel= 4

5. Natural Gas Stations
Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center
• 42 public CNG
stations throughout
the state.
• 11 private CNG
stations
• 2 private biogas
stations
• 1 public LNG station

6. Propane Stations
Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center
• 53 public
• 3 private

7. Electric Vehicle Charging Sites
Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center
135 publically and 26
private charging points
throughout the state

8. State Programs to
Support Advances
in Transportation
Fuels and Vehicles

9. Forwarding Wisconsin's Fuel Choice
 $500,000 award from USDOE Clean Cities Grant Program
 ProgramTeam – SEO, Wisconsin Clean Cities andWI
Technical College System
 Goals to expand alternative fuels use by:
- Expand accessibility to alternative fuels off highways;
- offer training for first responders, public safety officers,
and permitting officials; and
- assist public fleets in developing and implementing
petroleum reduction strategies and policies.

10. Biofuels Programs
 BRAIN (Biofuels Retail Availability Improvement Network(BRAIN)
– ($1 million)
• For fuel retailers capable of locating the E85 or biodiesel refueling
outlets available to consumers
• Funding for fuel terminals to install biodiesel blending equipment
• Supported installation of two biodiesel blending terminals, five
biodiesel stations and 10 E85 stations

11.  Governor directed stakeholder initiative
organized by the SEO andWI Clean Cities
to promote the use of CNG, LNG and
Biogas as transportation fuels inWI
Natural Gas ForTransportation
 Continue to cover issues such as policy, maintenance,
conversions, infrastructure development, vehicle
deployment, trends

12. Continued Growth in WI
 Develop Partnerships
- smoother transition to new technologies with wider knowledge base
- wider acceptance of advanced vehicle technologies and clean fuels
- Ability to secure funding
 Address availability and limitations of technology
– both infrastructure and vehicles
 Sound public policy to support development
efforts
 SEO will continue to develop programs to
support alternative fuels efforts

13. Questions?
(608) 266-1521
maria.redmond@wisconsin.gov