Zero Emissions Vehicle Equity Training Project |
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Notice of Awards |
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| Project Applicant | Energy Commission Awards |
Bay Area |
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| Los Medanos College | $174,432 |
Central Valley/Mother Lode |
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| Fresno City College | $180,547 |
Inland Empire | |
| Mt. San Jacinto College | $163,179 |
| San Bernardino Valley College | $188,239 |
Los Angeles/Orange County |
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| Golden West College | $136,283 |
| Santa Ana College | $180,503 |
San Diego/Imperial | |
| Southwestern College | $186,818 |
Total Awarded | $1,210,000 |
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The California Energy Commission’s Clean Transportation Program provides funding to support innovation and accelerate the development and deployment of advanced transportation and fuel technologies.
The Zero Emissions Vehicle High School Pilot Project increased career awareness in the clean fuels transportation field for high school students in underserved communities — regions impacted by poor air quality and those serving minority populations.
Project Overview: Click here.
Complete CEC Final Project Report: Click here.
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