Year 1 CAPP Incentives
In September 2017, the Governor signed AB 134, which provided $250 million statewide to support early actions to benefit disadvantaged and low-income communities. Of these funds, the South Coast AQMD received $107.5 million, including 6.25% for administrative costs. These funds were allocated to reduce emissions from mobile source projects eligible through the Carl Moyer Program, with up to 40% for clean truck projects meeting the criteria of the Proposition 1B-Goods Movement Program, in disadvantaged and low-income communities.
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Year 2 CAPP Incentives
In 2018, the Governor signed SB 856 which provided $245 million statewide to support incentive projects that support the goals of AB 617. Projects that reduce emissions must result in reductions above and beyond those required by law or regulation.
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Year 3 CAPP Incentives
In 2019, AB 74 was signed by the Governor appropriating $245 million statewide for the continue support of AB 617 goals and objectives. Similar to Year 2 CAPP Incentives, Year 3 CAPP Incentive projects that reduce emissions must result in reductions above and beyond those required by law or regulation.
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Year 5 and 6 CAPP Incentives
In 2020, CARB did not receive appropriation of funding for CAPP Incentives and thus, no funding was implemented by South Coast AQMD under Year 4 CAPP Incentives. However, in 2021 and 2022, SB 170 and AB 179 were signed by the Governor appropriating $260 million and $240 million statewide, respectively, for the continued support of AB 617 goals and objectives.
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