Sacramento PM 2.5 Emissions:
Sacramento PM 2.5 Emissions Sacramento PM 2.5 Emissions 90 Total Tons Per Day Mobile Source PM 2.5 Emissions 8 Total Tons Per Day Notes:
Includes all sources of dust and several burning processes
Includes vehicles, trucks, marine vessels, trains, aircraft, and other off-road equipment
Includes fuel combustion activities, waste disposal, cleaning and surface coatings, petroleum production, and industrial processes
Includes light and medium duty passenger and commercial cars and trucks, and buses
Includes Medium Heavy and Heavy Heavy Diesel trucks
Includes industrial equipment such as forklifts and cargo handling equipment, commercial equipment such as generator sets, and lawn and garden equipment
Source: California Air Resources Board 2004 Estimated Annual Average Emissions– http://www.arb.ca.gov/aqd/almanac/almanac.htm
Sacramento NOx mobile source emissions:
Sacramento NOx mobile source emissions Sacramento NOx Mobile Source Emissions 209 Total Tons Per Day Notes:
Includes light and medium duty passenger and commercial cars and trucks, and buses
Includes Medium Heavy and Heavy Heavy Diesel trucks
Includes industrial equipment such as forklifts and cargo handling equipment, commercial equipment such as generator sets, and lawn and garden equipment
Source: California Air Resources Board 2004 Estimated Annual Average Emissions – http://www.arb.ca.gov/aqd/almanac/almanac.htm
Sacramento PM 2.5 mobile source emissions:
Sacramento PM 2.5 mobile source emissions Sacramento PM 2.5 Mobile Source Emissions 8 Total Tons Per Day Notes:
Includes light and medium duty passenger and commercial cars and trucks, and buses
Includes Medium Heavy and Heavy Heavy Diesel trucks
Includes industrial equipment such as forklifts and cargo handling equipment, commercial equipment such as generator sets, and lawn and garden equipment
Source: California Air Resources Board 2004 Estimated Annual Average Emissions – http://www.arb.ca.gov/aqd/almanac/almanac.htm
Therefore, for diesel sources in Sacramento:
Therefore, for diesel sources in Sacramento Trucks, Trains and Construction Equipment are the drivers of NOx, and
Farm Equipment, Construction Equipment and Trucks are the drivers of PM2.5.
Collaborative Projects that would have the greatest impacts include:
Idle reduction strategies along major trucking corridors
Truck engine retrofit program for large fleets and owner operated vehicles
Green contracting agreements for public contracts
Construction equipment retrofits through rental companies
Idle reduction technologies for switcher rail engines
Auxiliary engines for heating ventilation and air conditioning on passenger trans
Cleaner fuels, retrofits, replacements, and repowers for farm equipment
Electrification and efficiency improvements for agricultural pumps
California NOx Emissions:
California NOx Emissions California NOx Emissions 3333 Total Tons Per Day Mobile Source NOx Emissions 2708 Total Tons Per Day Notes:
Includes all sources of dust and several burning processes
Includes vehicles, trucks, marine vessels, trains, aircraft, and other off-road equipment
Represents non-anthropogenic sources, primarily wildfires
Includes fuel combustion activities, waste disposal, cleaning and surface coatings, petroleum production, and industrial processes
Includes light and medium duty passenger and commercial cars and trucks, and buses
Includes Medium Heavy and Heavy Heavy Diesel trucks
Includes industrial equipment such as forklifts and cargo handling equipment, commercial equipment such as generator sets, and lawn and garden equipment
Source: California Air Resources Board 2004 Estimated Annual Average Emissions– http://www.arb.ca.gov/aqd/almanac/almanac.htm
California PM 2.5 Emissions:
California PM 2.5 Emissions California PM 2.5 Emissions 860 Total Tons Per Day Mobile Source PM 2.5 Emissions 102 Total Tons Per Day Notes:
Includes all sources of dust and several burning processes
Includes vehicles, trucks, marine vessels, trains, aircraft, and other off-road equipment
Represents non-anthropogenic sources, primarily wildfires
Includes fuel combustion activities, waste disposal, cleaning and surface coatings, petroleum production, and industrial processes
Includes light and medium duty passenger and commercial cars and trucks, and buses
Includes Medium Heavy and Heavy Heavy Diesel trucks
Includes industrial equipment such as forklifts and cargo handling equipment, commercial equipment such as generator sets, and lawn and garden equipment
Source: California Air Resources Board 2004 Estimated Annual Average Emissions– http://www.arb.ca.gov/aqd/almanac/almanac.htm