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West Coast Collaborative: Partnering to Reduce Diesel Emissions

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Background

EPA funds diesel emissions reduction projects throughout the West Coast region as part of its collaborative efforts with West Coast Collaborative (WCC). The most longstanding grant program EPA has administered is the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) authorized by the 2005 Energy Policy Act. As stipulated in the Act, this funding is appropriated towards both national competitive grants (National DERA) as well as state, territory, and tribal allocations (State DERA and Tribal DERA).

Programs

Newsletter

WCC maintains a monthly newsletter called The Communicator that shares relevant resources, funding opportunities, news, and tools to subscribers to help share diesel emission reduction information. Outside of our newsletter, WCC also sends out occasional messages to keep our subscribers up to date.

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EPA is currently administering three temporary programs that aim to reduce diesel emissions in the US. Visit the following program pages to learn more:

  • Clean School Bus Program
  • Clean Ports Program
  • Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program

WCC has administered other grant programs in the past along with a variety of other DERA projects.

If you’d like to learn more about any of these older projects, please contact us.

Project Fact Sheets

Recent DERA project fact sheets are available below, organized by sector, state, year, funding program, and grantee.

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West Coast Collaborative Projects
Year DERA Program State Applicant EPA Funding Sector Project Description Project Fact Sheet
2022 State CNMI Northern Marianas Islands’ (CNMI’s) Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality (BECQ) $129,114 Agriculture Replace one Tier 1 diesel nonroad agricultural tractor with a Tier 4 tractor. Reducing Ag Tractor Emissions in the CNMI; Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands (CNMI) Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality (BECQ) (pdf) (174.36 KB, February 2023)
2021 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,789,518 Agriculture Replace 73 diesel-powered agricultural tractors with Tier 4 or cleaner tractors. Replacing Diesel Agricultural Equipment in the San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (197.7 KB, November 2021)
2020 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $3,250,000 Agriculture Replace 85 diesel-powered agricultural tractors with Tier 4 or cleaner tractors. Replacing Diesel Agricultural Equipment in the San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (121.19 KB, June 2020)
2020 State CNMI CNMI Department of Land and Natural Resources $81,441 Agriculture Replace one Tier 1 agricultural tractor with a Tier 4 tractor Agricultural Tractor Replacement Program: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) (pdf) (189.06 KB, September 2020)
2019 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,350,000 Agriculture Replace 103 diesel-powered agricultural tractors with Tier 4 or cleaner tractors. Replacing Diesel Agricultural Equipment in the San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (97.88 KB, June 2019)
2022 State Alaska Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) $519,069 Construction and Distributed Generation Replacement of up to 10 non-certified and lower tier diesel engines with Tier 2 and 3 marine engines and low PM emitting nonroad engines Alaska Clean Diesel Project; Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) (pdf) (184.27 KB, October 2022)
2021 State Alaska Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) $506,679 Construction and Distributed Generation Replacement of up to 10 non-certified and lower tier diesel engines with Tier 2 and 3 marine engines and low PM emitting nonroad engines Prime Power Diesel Engine Replacement Program; Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) (pdf) (117.48 KB, February 2023)
2020 State Alaska Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) $491,217 Construction and Distributed Generation Replacement of up to 10 non-certified and lower tier diesel engines with Tier 2 and 3 marine engines and low PM emitting nonroad engines FY20 Alaska Clean Diesel Project; Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) (pdf) (93.73 KB, April 2021)
2020 Tribal Alaska Buckland IRA Tribal Council (BTC) $484,923 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace two stationary diesel generators; One non-tiered Caterpillar with a John Deer Tier 3; and replace a Tier 2 Caterpillar with a Tier 3 John Deer Diesel Generator Replacement in Buckland, Alaska; Buckland IRA Tribal Council (BTC) (pdf) (95.67 KB, April 2021)
2020 Tribal Alaska Kawerak Inc. $155,000 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace a tier 2 diesel-engine generator set (gen-set) with a certified Tier 23 marine gen-set and update the manual switchgear Diesel Generator Emissions Improvement Project in the community of Diomede, Alaska; Kawerak Inc. (pdf) (94.55 KB, April 2021)
2020 Tribal Alaska Louden Tribal Council $481,466 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace a non-tiered diesel-engine generator set (gen-set) with a certified Tier 2 gen-set Diesel Engine Generator Replacement and Powerhouse Upgrade in Galena, Alaska; Louden Tribal Council (aka Galena Village) (pdf) (95.37 KB, April 2021)
2019 Tribal Alaska Louden Tribal Council $468,230 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace one Tier 0 diesel generator with one low-emission Tier 2 generator, and upgrade the switchgear from a manual to automatic system in the Galena powerplant Generator and Switchgear Replacement Project; Louden Tribal Council (aka Galena Village) (pdf) (95.57 KB, November 2019)
2020 Tribal Alaska Tanana Chiefs Conference $519,716 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace two unregulated diesel generators Diesel Emissions Reduction Project (Manley Hot Springs Village) in Alaska; Tanana Chiefs Conference (pdf) (94.38 KB, April 2021)
2019 State Alaska Alaska Energy Authority $473,262 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace up to 25 prime power diesel generator engines in rural Alaska communities Alaska Clean Diesel Project; Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) (pdf) (95.26 KB, November 2019)
2019 Tribal Alaska Tanana Chiefs Conference $149,528 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace five stationary, non-road diesel generators with low-emission, higher Tier generators Generator Replacement Project; Tanana Chiefs Conference (pdf) (95.7 KB, November 2019)
2019 Tribal Alaska Village of Chefornak $396,580 Construction and Distributed Generation Replace two stationary, non-road Tier 0 generators at the Naterkaq Light Plant with two Tier 2 generators Generator Replacement Project; Village of Chefornak, Alaska (pdf) (95.4 KB, November 2019)
2021 National California Cajon Valley Union School District $304,500 Freight Replace five class 6 diesel trucks with three zero battery electric trucks Zero Emission Battery Electric Trucks Project; Cajon Valley Unified School District (pdf) (166 KB, November 2021)
2021 State Guam Guam Environmental Protection Agency (Guam EPA) $126,609 Freight Replace two diesel nonroad yard tractors with new Tier 4 Final emission engines Reducing Yard Tractor Emissions in Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Port of Guam (pdf) (164.47 KB, November 2021)
2021 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,806,448 Freight Replace 33 older engine model year, class 5 through 8 heavy-duty diesel trucks with 2019 or newer model year engines that meet or exceed the California Air Resources Board Low-NOx emissions standards Reducing Heavy-Duty Truck Emissions in the San Joaquin Valley, CA; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (178.33 KB, November 2021)
2021 National Arizona Columbia Willamette Clean Cities Coalition (CWCCC) $1,380,770 Freight Replace one diesel yard truck, seven diesel insulated refrigerated trailers and truck transport refrigeration units (TRU) with one electric yard truck, seven all electric refrigerated trailers and truck TRUs, and install 108 electrified parking spaces Electrification of Transport Refrigeration in Arizona; Columbia Willamette Clean Cities Coalition (CWCCC) (pdf) (176.75 KB, November 2021)
2021 National California City of Los Angeles Harbor Department (LAHD) $2,025,000 Freight Replace an existing Tier 0+ switcher locomotive with a switcher locomotive that uses battery electric technology Replacing a Diesel Switcher Locomotive to a Zero Emissions Switcher Locomotive; Los Angeles Harbor Department’s (LAHD) (pdf) (165.85 KB, November 2021)
2021 National California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) $2,349,995 Freight Replace 14 diesel yard hostlers with all-electric hostlers at 4 distribution centers, and replace five diesel intermodal box connector (IBC) carts with all-electric IBC carts Electrification of Cargo Handling Equipment; South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) (pdf) (177.63 KB, November 2021)
2020 National Oregon Columbia Corridor Association (CCA) $348,320 Locomotive and Rail Replace a switch locomotive with a Tier 4 locomotive Switch Locomotive Replacement; Columbia Corridor Association (CCA) (pdf) (94.03 KB, April 2021)
2019 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,246,080 Locomotive and Rail Replace 3 diesel locomotives with new Tier 4 diesel locomotive switchers Replacing Diesel Locomotive Switchers in the San Joaquin Valley, CA; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (97.98 KB, September 2019)
2018 National California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) $719,500 Locomotive and Rail Replaced one Tier 2 diesel switcher locomotive, operating at the Port of Long Beach, with a new Tier 4 diesel switcher locomotive, and transferred the replaced Tier 2 unit to displace a Tier 0 switcher locomotive within the Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District (MDAQMD) Near-Zero Emissions Locomotive Replacement at the Port of Long Beach; South Coast Air Quality Management District’s (SCAQMD) (pdf) (171.3 KB, June 2022)
2019 National Oregon Columbia Willamette Clean Cities Coalition (CWCCC) $504,606 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace four diesel-only powered refrigerated trailers with zero-emission all-electric refrigerated trailer swith solar panels and install 30 electrified parking spaces Electrification of Transport Refrigeration in the Pacific Northwest; Columbia Willamette Clean Cities Coalition (CWCCC) (pdf) (143.5 KB, November 2019)
2019 State Washington Washington Department of Ecology $486,939 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace four Pre-Tier or Tier 1 marine diesel propulsion engines and six Pre-Tier or Tier 1 marine diesel auxiliary engines on tugboats Tugboat Repower Project; Washington Department of Ecology (pdf) (137.04 KB, November 2019)
2018 National California Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) $1,160,311 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace six diesel powered material handlers with five new Tier 4 diesel material handlers and one zero-emission electric material handler Non-Road Vehicle Replacements: Bay Area Air Quality Management District’s (BAAQMD) (pdf) (112.06 KB, October 2018)
2018 National California City of Los Angeles Harbor Department (LAHD) $279,750 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace one diesel sweeper with two engines with a Tier 4 diesel sweeper and four Tier 2 diesel auxiliary engines with new Tier 4 diesel engines Tugboat Engine Replacements and Non-Road Equipment Replacement; Los Angeles Harbor Department (LAHD) (pdf) (111.86 KB, November 2016)
2019 Tribal Washington Lummi Tribe $416,418 Marine Vessels and Ports Repower nine tribal marine vessels with nine new, low-emission diesel engines Marine Engine Replacement Program (Phase 5); Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation (pdf) (95.84 KB, November 2019)
2019 Tribal Washington Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) $171,407 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace three Tier 0 marine engines with new, low-emission Tier 3 diesel engines Marine Diesel Engine Repower Project; Quinault Indian Nation (pdf) (95.08 KB, November 2019)
2019 Tribal Washington Swinomish Indian Tribal Community $542,733 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace six Tier 0 and three Tier 1 marine engines with new, low-emission Tier 3 marine engines The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community (Phase 4) Marine Engine Repower and Fish Plant Shore Power Project (pdf) (102.99 KB, November 2019)
2019 National Washington Northwest Seaport Alliance $1,000,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Installation of marine shore power connection systems at two ship berths to provide auxiliary power to category 3 container vessels while at berth Husky Terminal Shore Power Project (2019); Northwest Seaport Alliance (pdf) (107.53 KB, November 2019)
2021 Tribal and Insular Area Guam Port Authority of Guam $250,000 Agriculture Replace two higher diesel non road yard tractors with new, cleaner Tier 4 ultra-low sulfur diesel emission tractors Reducing Yard Tractor Emissions by the Port Authority of Guam; Guam Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) (pdf) (175.45 KB, February 2023)
2020 National Washington Northwest Seaport Alliance $782,482 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace six existing diesel tractors that are Tier 2 and Tier 3 nonroad diesel engines with battery electric equivalents Electrical Terminal Tractors Project; Northwest Seaport Alliance (pdf) (125.9 KB, April 2021)
2020 State Washington Washington Department of Ecology $522,450 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace six Tier 2 or Tier 3 diesel yard trucks and one Tier 1 diesel lift truck with battery electric equivalents Lift & Yard Truck Replacement Project; Washington Department of Ecology (WDOE) (pdf) (119.12 KB, April 2021)
2020 National Washington Port of Seattle $323,773 Marine Vessels and Ports Installation of marine shore power connection systems to provide auxiliary power to cruise ships while at berth Pier 66 Cruise Shore Power Project; Port of Seattle (pdf) (125.91 KB, April 2021)
2020 National California San Diego County Air Pollution Control District (SDAPCD) $2,017,660 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace one Tier 2 diesel-powered tugboat with a new tugboat powered by zero-emission electric propulsion systems Tugboat Electrification Project; Port of San Diego (pdf) (210.12 KB, September 2020)
2019 National California City of Long Beach Harbor Department (COLBHD) $1,500,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace three uncontrolled tiered RTG cranes with hybrid RTG cranes Hybrid Rubber-Tired Gantry Crane Replacements; City of Long Beach, Harbor Department's (COLBHD) (pdf) (192.11 KB, October 2022)
2021 National Washington Northwest Seaport Alliance $1,000,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Expansion of a shore power system at Husky Terminal supporting reduced emissions and improved air quality Husky Terminal Shore Power Expansion (2021); Northwest Seaport Alliance (pdf) (95.76 KB, February 2023)
2020 Tribal Washington Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) $200,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace one (1) Tier 0 diesel marine engine and one (1) Tier 0 diesel Auxiliary engine on one vessel with Tier 3 diesel engines Marine Diesel Engine Repower Project; Quinault Indian Nation (pdf) (92.1 KB, August 2021)
2020 Tribal Washington Swinomish Indian Tribal Community $199,330 Marine Vessels and Ports Replace one Tier 2 auxiliary engine and one Tier 2 propulsion engine with Tier 3 low-emission diesel auxiliary engines Phase 5 Marine Engine Repower Project; Swinomish Indian Tribal Community (pdf) (102.73 KB, April 2021)
2018 National Oregon Columbia Corridor Association (CCA) $576,419 Marine Vessels and Ports Repower and replace heavy-duty diesel-powered trucks with cleaner trucks Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Replacement in Trucks Serving Ports: Columbia Corridor Association (pdf) (105.52 KB, March 2019)
2022 State Hawai'i Hawai'i Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch $522,536 Multiple Sectors Replace old diesel vehicles with battery-electric vehicles Diesel Transit Bus Replacement Rebate Program; Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch (CAB) (pdf) (246.69 KB, February 2023)
2021 State Oregon Oregon Department of Environmental Quality $516,957 Multiple Sectors Replace or upgrade 12 diesel-powered school buses and construction equipment with cleaner vehicles School Bus and Construction Equipment Replacement Program; Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (pdf) (119.93 KB, February 2023)
2021 State Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $509,502 Multiple Sectors Replace 5 school buses, 1 transit bus, 10 tractor trailer trucks, 6 freight trucks, and 1 refuse vehicle with cleaner vehicles Vehicle Replacement Program; Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) (pdf) (136.61 KB, February 2023)
2022 State Arizona Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) $549,890 School Buses, Trucking, Public Fleets Replace seven Class 8 short haulers, eight school buses and four class 8 refuse haulers with cleaner vehicles Replacing School Buses & Trucks in Arizona; Maricopa County Air Quality Department’s (MCAQD) (pdf) (245.44 KB, February 2023)
2022 State Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $524,379 School Buses, Agriculture, Public Fleets Replace 8 school buses, 12 tractor trailer trucks, and 1 refuse vehicle with cleaner vehicles Diesel Emission Reduction Program; Idaho Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) (pdf) (187.69 KB, October 2022)
2020 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $3,615,564 Trucking Replace 23 diesel-fueled Class 7-8 medium- and heavy-duty trucks with 23 electric trucks Zero-Emission Electric Heavy-Duty Trucks in San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (215.14 KB, September 2020)
2018 State Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $411,713 Multiple Sectors Retrofit 35 vehicles; retrofits include the installation of 10 diesel oxidation catalysts, 8 closed crankcase ventilators, 4 fuel operated heaters, 5 diesel particulate filters on non-road and on-road vehicles, and 6 combination low-rolling resistance tire sets and 2 aerodynamic retrofits Diesel-Powered Vehicle Retrofit and Equipment Replacement Program; Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (pdf) (96.55 KB, June 2019)
2018 State Washington Washington Department of Ecology $415,100 School Buses Retrofit and Replace diesel school buses with electric engines and buses School and Transit Bus Retrofit and Replacement Program; Washington Department of Ecology (pdf) (97.46 KB, August 2018)
2019 Tribal California Morongo Band of Mission Indians $283,841 School Buses,Agriculture Replace two school buses and two backhoes with new clean diesel vehicles School Bus and Backhoe Replacements; Morongo Band of Mission Indians (pdf) (95.95 KB, September 2019)
2019 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,368,987 Agriculture Replace 17 diesel-powered yard tractor with electric tractors Electrifying Agricultural Distribution Yard Trucks in the San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (162.49 KB, August 2023)
2024 State Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $416,197 School Buses, Agriculture Replace 11 school buses and 10 tractor trailer trucks with cleaner diesel, Liquid Natural Gas, Compressed National Gas, Propane, Hydrogen, or electric Vehicle Replacement Program; 2024 Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (pdf) (205.3 KB, April 3, 2024)
2022 State American Samoa American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) $129,126 Public Fleets Replace one diesel medium-duty Class5 vacuum truck with a newer diesel truck Reducing Flatbed Truck Emissions in American Samoa; American Samoa Power Authority’s (ASPA) (pdf) (175.1 KB, February 2023)
2021 Tribal and Insular Area Guam Guam Power Authority $250,000 Public Fleets Replace one diesel utility aerial lift truck with a similar cleaner hybrid-electric diesel lift truck Replacing a Hybrid-Electric Utility Truck; 2021 Guam Power Authority, Guam Environmental Protection Agency (pdf) (179.01 KB, February 2023)
2022 State Washington State of Washington $552,549 Public Fleets Replace eight diesel fire trucks and replace them with electric fire trucks and associated charging infrastructure Fire Truck Replacement Project; State of Washington (pdf) (300.58 KB, October 2022)
2021 State Hawai'i Hawai'i Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch $508,820 Public Fleets Replace 3 old diesel transit buses with battery-electric buses Hawai'i Transit Bus Zero-Emission Replacement Project; Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch’s (CAB) (pdf) (200.4 KB, November 2021)
2021 State American Samoa American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) $126,269 Public Fleets Replace an older diesel vacuum truck with newer diesel truck Reducing Vacuum Truck Emissions in American Samoa; American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) (pdf) (161.76 KB, November 2021)
2021 State Arizona Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) $525,392 Public Fleets Replace six legacy diesel school buses with alternative fuel buses; one legacy diesel school bus with a battery-electric bus; and nine Class 6-8 legacy diesel trucks with newer diesel trucks Replacing School Buses & Trucks in Arizona; County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) (pdf) (174.24 KB, November 2021)
2020 State Hawai'i Hawai'i Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch $494,592 Public Fleets Replace 3 older, medium/heavy-duty vehicles with fully battery-electric vehicles Hawai'i Transit Bus Zero-Emission Replacement Program; Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch (CAB), Hawaii State Energy Office (HSEO) (pdf) (86.6 KB, September 2020)
2020 National Arizona City of Phoenix $1,096,362 Public Fleets Replace nine Class 8 diesel refuse trucks with compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks Low NOx Refuse Truck Replacements (2020); City of Phoenix Public Works Department (COPPWD) (pdf) (126.65 KB, September 2020)
2019 National Arizona City of Phoenix Public Works Department $1,000,000 Public Fleets Replace ten Class 8 diesel refuse trucks with compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks Ultra-Low NOx Refuse Truck Replacements (2019); Phoenix Public Works Department (COPPWD) (pdf) (168.33 KB, October 2022)
2019 Tribal California Blue Lake Rancheria $78,562 Public Fleets Replace one 1992 wildland fire engine with a new, cleaner diesel model Wildland Fire Engine Replacement; Blue Lake Rancheria (pdf) (107.01 KB, October 2019)
2018 National California Los Angeles World Airports $674,865 Public Fleets Replace three diesel-powered shuttle buses with electric shuttle buses Electric Shuttle Bus Replacements; Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) (pdf) (119.22 KB, October 2018)
2019 State Hawai'i Hawai'i Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch $474,474 Public Fleets Replace one heavy- duty truck and one Zip Mobile/Road Zipper with cleaner vehicles and two diesel transit buses with battery-electric buses Public Fleet Replacements; Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch (CAB) (pdf) (113.51 KB, October 2019)
2018 State Hawai'i Hawai'i Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch $411,578 Public Fleets Replace 2 diesel transit buses with battery-electric buses Transit Bus Replacements; Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) Clean Air Branch (CAB) (pdf) (117.75 KB, August 2018)
2019 National Washington City of Tacoma $542,684 Public Fleets Replace four older diesel-powered refuse collection trucks with compressed natural gas (CNG) powered trucks Refuse Collection Trucks Replacement Project - City of Tacoma (pdf) (105.68 KB, November 2019)
2022 State Guam Guam Environmental Protection Agency (Guam EPA) $129,625 School Buses Replace one legacy diesel school buses with newer diesel vehicles Reducing School Bus Emissions; Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA) (pdf) (176.27 KB, February 2023)
2022 State California California Air Resources Board (CARB) $705,417 School Buses Replace 7 heavy-duty school buses with all-electric and internal combustion engine buses School Bus Replacement; California Air Resources Board (CARB) (pdf) (179.7 KB, February 2023)
2022 State Oregon State of Oregon $535,894 School Buses Replace 14 diesel buses with two battery electric buses and 12 conventional or alternative fuel buses School Bus Replacement; State of Oregon (pdf) (316.97 KB, October 2022)
2021 State California California Air Resources Board (CARB) $627,035 School Buses Replace 10 heavy-duty school buses with all-electric and internal combustion engine buses School Bus Replacement; California Air Resources Board (CARB) (pdf) (172.09 KB, November 2021)
2021 State Nevada Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) $513,234 School Buses Replace four legacy diesel school buses with battery-electric buses Electric School Bus Replacements in Nevada; Nevada Division of Environmental Protection’s (NDEP) (pdf) (195.67 KB, November 2021)
2020 National Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $108,000 School Buses Replace up to 4 school buses with cleaner buses Diesel Emission Reduction Program; Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ) (pdf) (103.19 KB, April 2021)
2020 State Idaho Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) $495,669 School Buses Replace up to 30 school buses with cleaner buses Diesel Emission Reduction Program; Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ) (pdf) (107.76 KB, April 2021)
2020 State Oregon Oregon Department of Environmental Quality $507,425 School Buses Retrofit and replace a approx. 15 diesel-powered school buses with newer, more fuel-efficient buses School Bus Retrofit and Replacement Program; Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) (pdf) (126.98 KB, April 2021)
2020 State Arizona Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) $520,724 School Buses, Public Fleets Replace six school buses with propane and battery-electric, one Class 6, one Class 7 and four Class 8 short-haul trucks with cleaner trucks. School Bus & Truck Replacements in Arizona; Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) (pdf) (128.85 KB, September 2020)
2019 State Arizona Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) $486,183 School Buses Replace eight legacy diesel school buses with newer diesel buses; ten Class 8 diesel trucks with newer diesel trucks; and four diesel refuse trucks with compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks Truck & School Bus Replacements in Arizona; Maricopa County Air Quality Department's (MCAQD) (pdf) (128.58 KB, October 2019)
2020 State California California Air Resources Board (CARB) $680,997 School Buses Replace six school buses with all-electric school buses School Bus Zero-Emission Electric Replacement; California Air Resources Board (CARB) (pdf) (128.26 KB, September 2020)
2020 State Guam Guam Environmental Protection Agency (Guam EPA) $122,709 School Buses Replace three legacy diesel school buses with newer diesel vehicles School Bus Replacements in Guam; Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA) (pdf) (203.97 KB, September 2020)
2020 State Nevada Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) $501,554 School Buses Replace five school buses with all-electric school buses Electric School Bus Replacements in Nevada; Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) (pdf) (128.28 KB, September 2020)
2019 State California California Air Resources Board (CARB) $556,361 School Buses Replace five school buses with all-electric school buses School Bus Zero-Emission Electric Replacement Project; California Air Resources Board (CARB) (pdf) (107.96 KB, October 2019)
2018 National California Cajon Valley Union School District $1,000,000 School Buses Replaced five model year 2006 Type C diesel school buses with battery-electric buses Electric School Bus Replacements in Southern California; Cajon Valley Union School District (CVUSD) (pdf) (81.39 KB, March 2023)
2018 State Arizona Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) $414,882 School Buses Replace 16 legacy heavy-duty diesel vehicles with: 10 propane (LPG) school buses, 4 diesel school buses, and 2 diesel short-haul trucks School Bus & Short-Haul Truck Replacements in Arizona; Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) (pdf) (81.88 KB, May 2020)
2018 State California California Air Resources Board (CARB) $435,149 School Buses Replace five school buses with all-electric school buses School Bus Replacements; California Air Resources Board (CARB) (pdf) (121.08 KB, August 2018)
2019 State Guam Guam Environmental Protection Agency (Guam EPA) $78,849 School Buses Replace three legacy diesel school buses with newer diesel vehicles School Bus Replacements; Guam Environmental Protection Agency (GEPA) (pdf) (36.42 KB, October 2019)
2019 State Nevada Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) $477,788 School Buses, Public Fleets Replace 10 legacy diesel school buses and 5 municipal public works vehicles with model year 2016, or newer diesel vehicles School Bus Replacements; Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) (pdf) (118.66 KB, October 2019)
2018 State Nevada Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) $412,457 School Buses Replaced 18 legacy diesel school buses with model year 2019 diesel buses School Bus Replacements; Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) (pdf) (68.77 KB, August 2020)
2019 State Oregon Oregon Department of Environmental Quality $480,359 School Buses Retrofit and replace approx. 24 diesel-powered school buses with newer, more fuel-efficient buses School Bus Retrofit and Replacement Program; Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) (pdf) (105.84 KB, November 2019)
2018 State Oregon Oregon Department of Environmental Quality $413,199 School Buses Retrofit an estimated 9 diesel-powered school buses and replace 18 diesel-powered school buses with newer, more fuel-efficient vehicles. School Bus Retrofit and Replacement Program; Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (pdf) (104.39 KB, June 2019)
2021 National Oregon Columbia Corridor Association (CCA) $372,630 Trucking Replace six heavy-duty diesel-powered trucks Ongoing Clean Air Collaborative - Minority, Women and Small Business Support; Columbia Corridor Association (pdf) (107.91 KB, February 2023)
2021 National Washington Puget Sound Clean Air Agency $1,000,000 Trucking Replace 9 diesel-fueled, tier 3 yard trucks with all-electric yard trucks Electrification of BNSF’s South Seattle Diesel Yard Truck Fleet; Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (pdf) (85.37 KB, February 2023)
2020 National Washington Professional Business Development Group (PBDG) $541,234 Trucking Replace one medium-duty and seven heavy-duty diesel-powered trucks with newer, lower-emitting trucks Clean Air Construction Collaborative Heavy- and Medium-Duty Truck Replacement Project; Professional Business Development Group (PBDG) (pdf) (124.22 KB, April 2021)
2020 State American Samoa American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) $121,883 Trucking Replace one truck with a zero-emission battery electric medium-duty truck American Samoa Zero-Emission Battery Electric Trucks; American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) (pdf) (196.61 KB, June 2020)
2020 National California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) $2,240,721 Trucking Replace 26 diesel-fueled Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs) and trailers with 26 hybrid electric units; replace 15 diesel TRUs and trailers with 15 all-electric units with supporting infrastructure; and install 194 electrified parking spaces Electrification of Transport Refrigeration in Southern California Grocery Fleets; South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) (pdf) (204.87 KB, July 2020)
2019 State American Samoa American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) $118,038 Trucking Replace four pickup trucks with zero-emission trucks American Samoa Zero-Emission Battery Electric Trucks; American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) (pdf) (41.11 KB, August 2019)
2018 State American Samoa American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) $102,708 Trucking Replace four pickup trucks with zero-emission trucks American Samoa Zero-Emission Battery Electric Trucks; American Samoa Power Authority (ASPA) (pdf) (525.44 KB, July 2018)
2019 National California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) $2,289,581 Trucking Replace 21 engine model year 2010 or newer Class 8 diesel trucks with 2023 or newer battery-electric trucks Battery-Electric Heavy-Duty Truck Replacements; South Coast Air Quality Management District’s (SCAQMD) (pdf) (52.73 KB, July 2023)
2018 National California San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (SJVUAPCD) $2,200,000 Trucking Replace of 105 model year 1996–2006 class 5-8 heavy-duty diesel trucks with 2018 or newer model year engines Reducing Heavy-Duty Truck Emissions in the San Joaquin Valley; San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District (SJVUAPCD) (pdf) (113.16 KB, August 2018)
2018 National California South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) $1,596,030 Trucking Replaced 31 diesel Class 8 semi-trucks with new model year 2019 compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks Ultra-Low NOx Truck Replacements in Southern California; South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) (pdf) (78.75 KB, March 2022)
2022 Tribal Guam Port Authority of Guam $300,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Replaces 2 diesel yard tractors with cleaner diesel replacements. Yard Tractor Replacement Program: Port Authority of Guam (pdf) (247.05 KB, April 9, 2024)
2019 National California City of Long Beach, Harbor Department $1,500,000 Marine Vessels and Ports Replaces 3 uncontrolled diesel rubber-tired gantry (RTG) cranes with Tier 4 diesel replacements. Hybrid Rubber-Tired Gantry Crane Replacements; City of Long Beach, Harbor Department's (COLBHD) (pdf) (192.11 KB, October 2022)
2022 Tribal Guam Guam Solid Waste Authority $400,000 Public Fleets Replaces 1 diesel fueled refuse truck with a zero-emission battery-electric truck and charging infrastructure. Vehicle Replacement Program: Guam Solid Waste Authority (pdf) (242.6 KB, April 10, 2024)
2022 Tribal Guam Guam Power Authority $400,000 Trucking Replaces 1 diesel aerial lift bucket truck with a battery-electric hybrid replacement Truck Replacement Project: Guam Power Authority (pdf) (251.05 KB, April 9, 2024)

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