Clean Transportation Program
Funds California transportation projects advancing low-emission infrastructure, including hydrogen and alternative fuel pathways.
The Clean Transportation Program sits under the California Energy Commission and is the state's main deployment program for zero-emission transportation infrastructure and fuel systems. Established by AB 118 in 2007 and extended through July 1, 2035, it is funded by vehicle and vessel registration-related fees, vehicle ID plates, and smog abatement fees rather than the general fund.
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Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.
Funds community electric charging readiness through public transport initiatives to strengthen real-world implementation.
Funds school-bus charging infrastructure for community electrification and mobility to strengthen real-world implementation.
Funds hydrogen fueling infrastructure development for clean transportation networks to strengthen real-world implementation.
Funds electric-vehicle outreach and education activities in California communities to strengthen real-world implementation.