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Bay Area Clean Air Foundation Projects (Offsite Mitigation Program) is sponsored by Bay Area Clean Air Foundation. This program is designed to assist lead agencies in addressing air pollution impacts that cannot be fully mitigated with on-site measures, by funding and completing beneficial incentive projects in the San Francisco Bay Area Air Basin.
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Bay Area Clean Air Foundation Bay Area Clean Air Foundation Helping to Protect and Improve Public Health, Air Quality, and the Global Climate Learn about the Foundation The Bay Area Clean Air Foundation is overseen by a group of extraordinary leaders with backgrounds in equity, community empowerment, technology, grants, global climate conservation, health, and air quality.
Clean Air Filtration Program The Air District’s Clean Air Filtration Program helps vulnerable communities that are adversely affected by wildfire smoke and poor air quality obtain high efficiency air filtration units to reduce health impacts and exposure from fine particles in the air.
Donations will fund the purchase of home air cleaners for vulnerable populations and aim to improve wildfire preparedness and health equity across the Bay Area. All proceeds will be allocated to projects identified by the Foundation's Board of Directors.
Offsite Mitigation Program The Bay Area Clean Air Foundation’s Offsite Mitigation Program is designed to assist lead agencies in addressing air pollution impacts identified through the CEQA process that cannot be fully mitigated with on-site measures.
The program, offered on a case-by-case basis, can provide air pollutant emission reductions through the funding and completion of beneficial incentive projects in the San Francisco Bay Area Air Basin.
Zero-Emission Grant Equipment Program The Air District's Zero-Emission Grant Equipment Program awarded funding 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.
Report on Initial Results and Findings for a Zero-Emission Equipment Grant Program (967 Kb PDF, 11 pgs) The Air District, along with other local partners, provided funding to increase the number of Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles in City CarShare's fleet. Under this program, 10 hybrid electric vehicles were converted and added to City CarShare's fleet in San Francisco and Berkeley.
Report on RFG Funded Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicle Carshare Project (1 Mb PDF, 29 pgs) EV Charging Station Demonstration Project The EV Charging Station Demonstration Program provided approximately $1 million in grant funding to install new, publicly available EV charging stations along major transportation corridors, at workplaces, and at key destinations. EV Charging Demonstration Program (4 Mb PDF, 41 pgs)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Lead agencies (on a case-by-case basis) seeking to mitigate air pollution impacts through incentive projects. Small businesses could potentially be involved as implementers of these projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Bay Area Clean Air Foundation Projects (Offsite Mitigation Program) is funded by Bay Area Clean Air Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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