Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program (CPRG) is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program (CPRG) – Washington State Department of Commerce 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) ) 繁體中文 ( Chinese (Traditional) ) Tiếng Việt ( Vietnamese ) Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Program (CPRG) Washington state received $3 million for climate action planning. Visit the Washington Climate Partnership website for more information about this work.

The Comprehensive Climate Action Plan The Washington Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (CCAP) is now available. Download the Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (PDF) This plan was developed by the Washington State Departments of Commerce and Ecology, with extensive input from tribes, communities, workers, businesses, subject matter experts and others.

The plan provides a comprehensive assessment of where the state is today and outlines pathways to meet required greenhouse gas reduction limits through 2050.

Access the appendices and other supporting materials below: Comprehensive Climate Action Plan Executive Summary (PDF) Translated Documents in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian and Ukrainian (Box) Sector-specific focus sheets (Box) The CCAP identifies strategies across all sectors of the economy to reduce emissions, improve air quality and public health, strengthen the economy, and ensure an affordable, reliable, and equitable future, while mitigating our state’s contribution to climate change.

Climate action planning activities Washington will be responsible for three deliverables as part of planning activities. Access the latest updates on CRPG progress (on Box) .

Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP) – Due March 1, 2024 List of priority GHG reduction measures Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities (LIDAC) benefits analysis PCAP will define all activities that are eligible for implementation grants View the: Priority Climate Action Plan (PDF) Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (CCAP) – Due December 2025 This plan was developed by the Washington State Departments of Commerce and Ecology, with extensive input from tribes, communities, workers, businesses, subject matter experts and others.

Analysis of all significant sources and sinks of greenhouse gases in Washington Existing and recommended greenhouse gas reduction strategies across all economic sectors Explanations of the benefits/impacts of recommended actions for Washington state, with a focus on overburdened communities Analysis of workforce needs and job trends View the Comprehensive Climate Action Plan (PDF) Status Report and Update – Due Summer 2027 Updates on all CCAP analysis Status of GHG reduction measures Status of benefits analysis Next steps for key metrics moving forward Washington was awarded $3 million for Phase 1 on June 30, 2023.

The Seattle/Tacoma/Bellevue Metropolitan Statistical Area was awarded $ 1 million to support climate planning for King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish counties. Additionally, EPA Region 10 received 22 Tribal CPRG planning grants. The Washington state departments of Commerce and Ecology received financial support from the EPA under an Assistance Agreement.

Washington will provide quarterly updates for the public to track the progress of planning activities. Access meeting links, agendas, slide decks, materials, and recordings (on Box). Monthly CPRG Tribal Workgroups are held the third Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Register for any of the meetings below at the Washington Climate Partnership website . We will engage with federally recognized tribes, government entities, port authorities, labor organizations, community and faith-based organizations, private sector and industry representatives, urban, rural, and underserved or disadvantaged communities, and the general public.

We will work together to create climate action plans that benefit your community, along with the state of Washington.

Community- driven solutions Address environmental injustice To ensure meaningful engagement, we will offer the following opportunities: Monthly tribal workgroups Quarterly public meetings Informative website updates & surveys for input In person community meetings Business, local government & subject matter expert collaboration ‣ Access access additional resources and information (on Box) .

CEJST – Climate & Economic Justice Screening Tool (GeoPlatform. gov) EPA CPRG Formula Grants for Planning (PDF) EPA CPRG Implementation Grants NOFO (PDF) EPA CPRG Training, Tools and Technical Assistance (EPA. gov) EPA CPRG Frequently Asked Questions (PDF) EPA EJScreen – Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool (EPA.

gov) Commerce – 2021 State Energy Strategy EV Council – 2024 Transportation Electrification Strategy WSDOT – 2023 Transportation Carbon Reduction Strategy Ecology – Washington’s Climate Resilience Strategy Priority Climate Action Plans for States, MSAs, Tribes, and Territories | US EPA Washington Climate Partnership Washington Climate Partnership The Washington Climate Partnership is a collaboration between various state agencies, tribes and other organizations to develop strategies that meet Washington’s climate goals for 2030 and beyond.

Please visit Washington Climate Partnership website for updates. Federal Funding for Clean Energy Dina Geiszler, CPRG Program Manager Dina. Geiszler@Commerce.

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