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Beam Global — How to Capture FEMA Funds for Resilient EV Charging Deployments webinar (November 2023)
33 slides from Beam Global's conference presentation, Nov 9, 2023
Slide 1: How to Capture FEMA Funds for Resilient EV Charging Deployments
How to Capture FEMA Funds for Resilient EV Charging Deployments November 9, 2023 Amanda Wood Sandra Peterson Ryan Ogan Sr. Government Affairs VP of Sales and Marketing Clean Mobility Expert Consultant, Becker Beam Global Beam Global
Slide 2: Today we'll cover…
Today we’ll cover… Why emergency preparedness is gaining priority Beam EV ARC™ sustainable EV charging Federal funding’s shift to hazard mitigation and preparedness DHS and FEMA programs and timelines Key indicators of FEMA funding success Q&A 2
Slide 3: Emergency preparedness is gaining priority
Emergency preparedness is gaining priority 3
Slide 4: State of the Grid
State of the Grid +64% $200B $2T Increase in major power Cost of blackouts for U.S. Cost of grid maintenance outages over the past 10 businesses every year from 2010-2030 to support years current reliability Whitepaper: THE GRID PANDEMIC WILL MAKE COVID- 19 LOOK LIKE A SIDE SHOW https://www.american
Slide 5: Climate Disasters' Increasing Frequency & Intensity
Climate Disasters’ Increasing Frequency & Intensity 83% +78% 100% Major grid outages in US Increase in annual weather- Considering all weather- were weather-related over related power outages in related outages: 22% winter past 20 years the past 10 years, compared weather, 15% tropical to the previo
Slide 6: America's Magnificent Machine
America’s Magnificent Machine Supporting the pace of EV adoption will strain the US grid • Hub-and-spoke structure vulnerable to mass-scale grid loss • Vulnerable to nefarious actors, internal and external, physical and cyber • Vulnerable to increasingly frequent and intense climate disasters • Disa
Slide 7: EV ARC 2020
EV ARC™ 2020 Sustainable EV Charging | Energy Resiliency | Emergency Preparedness 7
Slide 8: EV ARC 2020 Rapid Deployment, Off-Grid
EV ARC™ 2020 Rapid Deployment, Off-Grid No Construction, No Electrical Work, No Utility Bill • 100% renewably powered • Fastest and easiest to deploy • The EV charger brand and service of your choice • Avoided costs = Lowest TCO • Off-grid EV charging and emergency power • Highly visible sustainabil
Slide 9: EV ARC 2020 Off-Grid Emergency Power
EV ARC™ 2020 Off-Grid Emergency Power Energy when and where you need… • Charge during blackouts, utility outages, weather events • Relocate to high-risk locations, hospitals, shelters… • Wind-rated up to 160 mph • Flood-proof up to 9.5 feet • Working asset during emergencies • Integrated emergency p
Slide 10: Address preparedness, resilience and sustainability
Address preparedness, resilience and sustainability Solar plus battery storage delivers energy during grid outages, emergencies, nighttime and inclement weather for energy resiliency • Charge EVs during grid outages • Emergency power for first responders • Generates and stores its own electricity •
Slide 11: EV ARC 2020 Fits in a Standard Parking Spot
EV ARC™ 2020 Fits in a Standard Parking Spot • Maintain full parking capacity • Cars park on the base pad • ADA compliant • Reach as many as 12 parking spaces • Charge up to 6 vehicles at the same time • Transportable but permanent 11
Slide 12: EV ARC 2020
EV ARC” 2020 Solar Generation Optional Emergency Power Panel Electronics and Energy Storage Enclosure BeamiTrak™ Sun Tracki Add EV Charger(s) of Your Choice canvas rae Articulating Curved Column Engineered Ballast and Traction Pad ay\s BEAM ‘ 12
Slide 13: EV ARC 2020 video
https://vimeo.com/487335252 EV ARC™ 2020 13
Slide 14: FEMA Funds for Resilient EV Charging Deployments
FEMA Funds for Resilient EV Charging Deployments Amanda Wood Senior Government Affairs Consultant 14
Slide 15: Over 1,000 federal grant programs providing more than $400 billion
In a typical year there are over 1,000 federal grant programs through 26 federal agencies providing more than $400 billion to public agencies. 15
Slide 16: $7 Trillion in New Spending in Just 30 Months
$7 Trillion in New Spending in Just 30 Months • CARES Act in April 2020 -- $2.2 trillion Funding to public agencies including cities, counties, transit agencies, local law enforcement, and tribal governments ($150 billion to states and locals, $25 billion to transit, $10 billion to aviation) • CRRSA
Slide 17: Shift to Federal Investment in Hazard Mitigation and Preparedness
Shift to Federal Investment in Hazard Mitigation and Preparedness • Flood Mitigation Assistance Grant—$800 million • Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Grant—$1 billion • Hazard Mitigation Grant Program—depends on disaster declarations • Emergency Management Performance Grant—$355 mil
Slide 18: Preparedness
Preparedness Defined by DHS/FEMA as… “…a continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising, evaluating, and taking corrective action in an effort to ensure effective coordination during incident response." 18
Slide 19: National Preparedness Goals
National Preparedness Goals As part of FEMA’s response mission: Provide essential public and private services and resources to the affected population and surrounding communities, to include emergency power to critical facilities, fuel support for emergency responders 19
Slide 20: DHS Strategic National Risk Key Findings
DHS Strategic National Risk Key Findings Many could impact the grid: • Natural Hazards • Technological and Accidental Hazards • Conventional Terrorist Attacks • Cyber Attacks 20
Slide 21: DHS Funding Streams and FY23 Funding Levels
Department of Homeland Security Funding Streams and FY23 Funding Levels • State Homeland Security Program $415million • Urban Area Security Initiative $615 million • Operation Stone Garden $90 million • Tribal Security Grant Program $15 million • Transit Security Grant Program $93 million • Port Sec
Slide 22: Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI)
Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) • Assists high-threat, high-density urban areas, with FEMA selecting 2-3 dozen communities each year to receive funding through this program. • UASI region allocation will come from DHS this winter, but UASI communities are already soliciting project for inclusi
Slide 23: Sample FY23 UASI Allocations
UASI Area Counties Included in Region FY23 Allocation Phoenix Maricopa $5,250,000 Area Anaheim/Santa Ana Orange $5,250,000 Area Bay Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Monterey, Napa, $36,493,265 Area San Benito, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano, Sonoma Los Angeles/Long Beach Los
Slide 24: State Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSP)
State Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSP) • Cities and counties are eligible to make requests through their State Administrative Agency (SAA) for use of SHSP funds, unlike UASIs that determine their own spending plans and submit them through their SAA. • There are no matching requirements, and 80
Slide 25: FEMA Authorized Equipment List
FEMA Authorized Equipment List Use case is emergency preparedness and response focused, so that this day-to-day asset can also be used for emergency power by first responders and others in the event of a grid or other attack. For this For this reason, EV ARCs are on the Authorized Equipment List (AE
Slide 26: DHS Preparedness Grants Timeline
DHS Preparedness Grants Timeline • Fall/Winter 2023 UASI regions and States begin to collect local priorities from regional city and county partners • Fall/Winter 2023 Congress passes Appropriations Bill that funds DHS and the DHS Preparedness Grants • 60 Days Later… DHS announces UASI regional and
Slide 27: Competitive DHS Preparedness Grants
Competitive DHS Preparedness Grants • Operation Stonegarden—provides $90 million to enhance cooperation and coordination among state, local, tribal, territorial, and federal law enforcement agencies to jointly enhance security along the United States land and water borders. • Tribal Homeland Securit
Slide 28: Prior Year Funding
Prior Year Funding • Work with UASI Coordinator or SAA to amend past budget justifications to include your technology purchase • Reprogram unspent formula funding or funds that were awarded through competitive grants 28
Slide 29: Key Indicators of FEMA Funding Success
Key Indicators of FEMA Funding Success • Have a plan to secure a key preparedness asset for the benefit of your community (its about the use case, not the shopping list) • Show a local commitment to this effort, including community partners, both government and non-gov’t • Coordination with other lo
Slide 30: We are here to help
We are here to help • Identify high viability grant opportunities for you • Reprogram prior year funding that has not been expended • Provide draft narratives and budget justifications for your applications • Identify key UASI decisionmakers in your region • Engage your Congressional delegations for
Slide 31: Get Started
GET STARTED WHAT Meeting and report customized for your organization, situation and need of funding for which you qualify. WHO For local and state government organizations, Tribal governments, transit authorities and ports that are building sustainable EV charging infrastructure. WHEN Beam Clean Mob
Slide 32: Q&A Get Started
Q&A Amanda Wood Sandra Peterson Ryan Ogan Get Started Sr. Government Affairs VP of Sales and Clean Mobility Expert Consultant, Becker Marketing, Beam Global Beam Global BeamTeam@BeamForAll.com 858-799-4583 32
Slide 33: ARC Mobility Trailer Deploys in Minutes
ARC Mobility™ Trailer Deploys in Minutes https://vimeo.com/789165491 33