Expected Ranges of Emissions Benefits Sample Clauses

Expected Ranges of Emissions Benefits. The Agency developed estimates of the expected ranges of emissions benefits to be realized by implementation of EMAs based on the proposed maximum percentage allocations of funds for the overall two categories of projects (on-road, including all-electric school bus projects, and off-road) identified in this draft BMP, a representative sample of EMAs from each category and utilizing the DEQ, AFLEET, and Agency calculations. The Agency developed cost estimates based on independent research and costs of similar projects funded by the Agency in the past under its Illinois Green Fleets Grant Program. Actual emission reductions realized by EMAs will be dependent on the types of projects ultimately selected for funding and final funding percent allocations contained in the final BMP, which may also be revised as goals or market demands change.
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