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Fleet

In 2021, state government operations reduced fossil fuel gallons by 16% from the baseline and 3% from 2020. The key drivers of this reduction were decreased use of the heavy fleet, specifically in Metro Transit’s bus service, due to changes in operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Goal

30% reduction in state fleet consumption of fossil fuels by 2027 relative to a 2017 adjusted baseline.

Accomplishments

The light fleet is comprised of 30% hybrid, plug-in hybrid electric, and all electric vehicles, up from 11% in 2017 and 26% in 2020.

Changes in operations due to COVID-19 reduced fossil fuel used in the light fleet by 17% in 2020 and 2021 demonstrating a long-term reduction in the fleet’s fossil use to conduct state business might be possible.

Barriers

Heavy and medium fleet vehicles use nearly 80% of all fossil fuels in the Enterprise. Fuels with increased biocontent and vehicles that use alternative fuels are limited so reducing fossil fuel use remains an ongoing challenge.

Almost 3.5% of the state’s light fleet is electric or plug-in hybrid electric. Insufficient electric vehicle charging infrastructure and vehicle availability are obstacles to the wide-spread adoption of electric vehicles.

Baseline

18.2 million fossil fuel gallons

Current Value

15.4 million fossil fuel gallons

Key Performance Indicators

The Fleet focus area accounts for fossil-based fuel consumed by off-road and on-road vehicles and associated road equipment. Below, the count of vehicle by segment is reported for the Enterprise. The largest segment is Light, which are passenger vehicles under 8,500 pounds. The share of total gallons by segments illustrates the distribution of all gallons. The Heavy fleet consumes the most.

Key Performance Indicators

Count of Vehicles by Segment

Share of Total Gallons by Fleet Segment 2021 (%)