The agreement provides funding to the american samoa power authority (ASPA) recipient, who will replace eligible two diesel fueled trucks with new equivalent eligible diesel fueled trucks

In accordance with EPA goals of reducing road vehicle emission by converting to cleaner, lower emission vehicles, ASPA is gradually replacing its older inefficient diesel trucks with lower emission and higher fuel efficiency trucks in american samoa. Activities:the activities include the recipient replacing eligible two diesel fueled trucks with new equivalent eligible diesel fueled trucks. New technology in vehicles including light-weight materials, fuel sipping engines, hybridization, advanced energy storage capabilities and the use of global positioning systems and telematics developed will help ASPA reduce fuel use to control costs but also conserve energy resources and reduce greenhouse gas emissions to improve air quality for everyone. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include procuring two new trucks. The outcomes include the following anticipated, estimated emission reductions in tons annually: NOX- 1.027; PM2.5- 0.06; HC- .067; CO- 0.237. The anticipated, estimated emission reductions in tons over the lifetime of the trucks are expected to be: NOX- 10.27; PM2.5- 0.594; HC- .672. The intended beneficiaries include the united states of america territory of american samoa, specifically the main island of tutuila. This agreeement provides partial federal funding in the amount of $152,715. Preaward costs are approved back to 3/1/2024.