The Air District has several one-time or periodic funding opportunities covering a variety of equipment types, project types, and locations. Learn more about them on this web page.
The program is currently closed and not accepting new applications. The Air District does not have a timeline to reopen this program. Check back periodically for updated program information, or you can request to be added to the email notification list for future solicitation information.
Approximately $1 million in funding was provided by the Funding Agricultural Reduction Measures for Emission Reductions, or FARMER, Program, to demonstrate mobile zero-emission equipment in Bay Area agricultural operations. FARMER is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide program that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment – particularly in disadvantaged communities.
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The Air District has funds available to help owners and operators pay for a portion of the costs of purchasing and deploying new on- and off-road zero-emission vehicles, infrastructure, or other mobile or stationary equipment that will be operated and installed within West Oakland and the surrounding eligible areas.
Examples of eligible new zero-emission vehicles and equipment include:
Interested applicants should contact district staff to discuss their program and apply through the Apply for Funding web page.
Funding from the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust is available statewide to reduce NOx emissions:
The Mobile Source Incentive Fund, or MSIF, provides grants to the public and private sector for projects eligible for the Carl Moyer Program, vehicle scrappage and agricultural assistance programs, and for projects to reduce pollution from school buses. Fund revenues are collected from a $2 fee on vehicles registered in the Bay Area, and generate about $11 million each year.
Last Updated: 2022/9/27