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gov or 303-413-7095 Boulder County, Colo. — Boulder County’s Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE), in collaboration with the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) and the City of Boulder, has launched a new grant program designed to help mobile businesses electrify their trucks and reduce emissions.
The Food Truck Electrification & Efficiency program combines RAQC’s Engines Off program and PACE’s Refrigeration and Restaurant Equipment Grant allowing food trucks and other mobile businesses to receive up to 80% of the cost of upgrading to electric battery systems and energy-efficient kitchen equipment. Funding is available now for businesses licensed to operate in Boulder County.
“Food trucks are an essential part of our community and culture,” said PACE Programming and Community Relations Specialist Norma King. “We’re excited to launch a program that helps the more than 180 mobile businesses in Boulder County thrive while reducing pollution. ” Traditional food truck generators emit significant carbon dioxide and noise.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, a single gas-powered generator running for eight hours can emit the same amount of carbon dioxide as burning 83 pounds of coal. “Together, we're building a future fueled by clean electricity,” said Susie Strife, Director of Sustainability for Boulder County.
“By electrifying everything we currently run on gas or natural gas — even food trucks — we can create healthier communities, improve air quality, and reduce costs. ” The new grant program enables food trucks and other mobile businesses to replace their gas-powered generators with quiet, zero-emission battery power and solar systems. Funds can also pay for upgrading old, inefficient refrigerators, prep tables, and cooking equipment.
Grants are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis while funding lasts. Two PACE advisors talk with a food truck owner Food Truck Electrification Rally: June 3 To showcase this new program, PACE is hosting a Food Truck Electrification Rally next month. This event will connect food truck owners to vendors, advisors, and other mobile business owners who have already made the switch to clean battery power.
Latino Chamber of Commerce 1925 Pike Rd, Suite 202, Longmont, CO 80501 The event will include electrified food truck demos, advice from experts on food truck electrification, support from the RAQC and PACE teams, and free food and drinks. Vendors and small businesses interested in learning about electrifying their trucks are encouraged to attend. RSVP online .
For more information about the grant program and eligibility requirements, visit the PACE website or contact a PACE advisor at 303-786-7223 or info@pacepartners. com . About Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) is Boulder County’s business sustainability program, offering expert advising and financial incentives to help local businesses save money and reduce their environmental impact.
PACE is housed within the Boulder County Office of Sustainability, Climate Action, and Resilience and is funded by the Boulder County Sustainability Tax and the City of Boulder’s Climate Tax. About the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) The Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) is Colorado’s lead air quality planning agency for the Denver metro/North Front Range region.
RAQC works to improve air quality through collaborative planning, policy, and innovative programs such as Engines Off . Dinero disponible para convertir equipos de gasolina en alternativas eléctricas eficientes Un nuevo programa de subsidios apoya la electrificación de camiones de comida y las mejoras en eficiencia para empresas móviles que operan en el Condado de Boulder.
Los subsidios cubren hasta el 80% de los costos de sistemas eléctricos de baterías, equipos de cocina energéticamente eficientes y energía solar. Rally de electrificación de loncheras para mostrar la tecnología y conectar a los propietarios de camiones de comida con expertos el 3 de junio en Longmont. El programa es una colaboración entre PACE, el Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) por sus siglas en inglés y la ciudad de Boulder.
Condado de Boulder, Colo. – Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) por sus siglas en ingles del Condado de Boulder, en colaboración con Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) y la Ciudad de Boulder, han lanzado un nuevo programa de subsidios diseñado para ayudar a los negocios móviles a electrificar sus loncheras y reducir las emisiones.
El programa de electrificación y eficiencia de loncheras y negocios móviles combina el programa Engines Off de RAQC y el subsidio para equipos de refrigeración y restaurantes de PACE, permitiendo que las loncheras y otros negocios móviles reciban hasta el 80% del costo de la instalación de un sistema eléctrico de baterías y de equipos de cocina energéticamente eficientes.
Los fondos ya están disponibles para las empresas con licencia para operar en el Condado de Boulder. “Las loncheras son una parte esencial de nuestra comunidad y cultura”, afirmó Norma King, especialista en programación y relaciones comunitarias de PACE. “Nos entusiasma lanzar un programa que ayude a los más de 180 negocios móviles del condado de Boulder a prosperar, mientras reducen la contaminación”.
Los generadores tradicionales de las loncheras emiten cantidades significativas de dióxido de carbono y ruido. Según el Departamento de Energía de EE. UU.
, un solo generador de gas funcionando durante ocho horas puede emitir la misma cantidad de dióxido de carbono que quemar 83 libras de carbón. “Juntos, estamos construyendo un futuro impulsado por electricidad limpia”, afirmó Susie Strife, Directora de Sostenibilidad del Condado de Boulder.
“Al electrificar todo lo que estamos actualmente utilizando a gas natural o combustible, incluso las loncheras , podemos crear comunidades más saludables, mejorar la calidad del aire y reducir costos”.
El nuevo programa de subsidios permite que las loncheras y otros negocios móviles reemplacen sus generadores de gas por sistemas de batería y energía solar, silenciosos y de cero emisiones, como también renovar refrigeradores, mesas de preparación y equipos de cocina antiguos e ineficientes. Los subsidios se otorgan por orden de llegada hasta agotar los fondos.
Dos asesores de PACE hablan con el propietario de un camión de comida Rally de electrificación de loncheras: 3 de junio Para presentar este nuevo programa, PACE organizará un Rally de Electrificación de loncheras el próximo mes. Este evento conectará a los propietarios de camiones de comida con proveedores, asesores y otros dueños de negocios móviles que ya han hecho el cambio aun sistema de energía más limpia a baterías.
Latino Chamber of Commerce 1925 Pike Rd, Suite 202, Longmont, CO 80501 El evento incluirá demostración de loncheras electrificadas, asesoría de expertos en electrificación de camiones de comida, y asesoría del equipo de RAQC y PACE, comida y bebida gratis. Animamos a los dueños de loncheras y negocios móviles interesados en aprender sobre como electrificar su camión a que atiendan este evento. Confirme su asistencia en línea .
Para obtener más información sobre el programa de subsidios y los requisitos de elegibilidad, visite la página web de PACE o comuníquese con un asesor de PACE al 303-786-7223 ó info@pacepartners. com .
Acerca de Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) es el programa de sostenibilidad empresarial del Condado de Boulder, que ofrece asesoramiento experto e incentivos financieros para ayudar a las empresas locales a ahorrar dinero y reducir su impacto ambiental.
PACE forma parte de la Oficina de Sostenibilidad, Acción Climática y Resiliencia del Condado de Boulder y está financiado por el Impuesto de Sostenibilidad del Condado de Boulder y el Impuesto Climático de la Ciudad de Boulder.
Acerca de Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) El Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) es la principal agencia de planificación de la calidad del aire de Colorado para la región metropolitana de Denver y la Cordillera Frontal Norte. El RAQC trabaja para mejorar la calidad del aire mediante planificación colaborativa, políticas y programas innovadores como Engines Off.
Mission of the Office of Sustainability, Climate Action & Resilience Our mission is to advance policies and programs that conserve resources, protect the environment, and safeguard our climate in order to build a sustainable, just, and resilient community.
Misión de la Oficina de Sostenibilidad, Acción Climática y Resiliencia Nuestra misión es promover políticas y programas que conserven los recursos, protejan el medio ambiente y salvaguarden nuestro clima para construir una comunidad sostenible, justa y resiliente.
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