Clean Transportation Program: eligible programs and projects: electric vehicle charging stations: vandalism deterrence.
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Transportation
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill amends the Clean Transportation Program to include funding for projects that deter and combat vandalism of publicly available electric vehicle charging stations. It adds this specific category of projects to the program’s eligible activities, aiming to protect this critical infrastructure and encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. The bill also reinforces the program’s goals related to zero-emission technologies and fuels, and expands the types of projects that can receive funding.
Key provisions
- Adds electric vehicle charging station vandalism deterrence as a funded program category.
- Expands the Clean Transportation Program to include funding for projects that prevent vandalism of charging stations.
- Reinforces the program’s focus on zero-emission and near-zero-emission technologies and fuels.
- Requires reporting of data on charging station availability and usage.
- Prioritizes hydrogen applications based on fuel carbon intensity.
Who is affected
- Electric vehicle charging station operators
- State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
- Vehicle and technology manufacturers
- Public agencies
- Consumers
Notable changes
- Introduces a specific focus on preventing vandalism of EV charging stations, a previously unaddressed issue.
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