Programs

Programs are the specific actions, research areas, or regulatory responsibilities of the California Air Resources Board.

Programs are how the Board works to protect public health by improving and protecting air quality. Programs support all aspects of the work of the CARB, from research and measurements, to policy implementation and regulation enforcement.

14 results found for
PROGRAMSUB PROGRAMTOPICSDIVISION
California E-bike Incentive ProjectN/A Incentives, Simple Solutions to Improve Air QualityMobile Source Control Division
Climate Heat Impact Response Program (CHIRP) - Currently On Hold Until Further NoticeN/A Air Quality Monitoring, Environmental Justice, Air Pollution, Air Quality Plans, Energy, Health, Power EquipmentMobile Source Control Division
Distributed Generation Certification ProgramN/A EnergyEnforcement Division
Electricity Transmission and Distribution Greenhouse Gas EmissionsN/A Energy, Climate ChangeIndustrial Strategies Division
Emergency Backup GeneratorsN/A Energy, Power Equipment, Enforcement, SmokeN/A
Indoor AirN/A Air Pollution, Airborne Toxics, Consumer Products, Environmental Justice, Health, Indoor Air Quality & Exposure, Research, Simple Solutions to Improve Air Quality, SmokeResearch Division
Local Actions for Climate ChangeN/A Sustainable Communities, Climate Change, Simple Solutions to Improve Air Quality, Transit, Air PollutionN/A
Off-Highway Recreational VehiclesN/A Air Pollution, Recreational Vehicles & WatercraftMobile Source Laboratory Division
On-Road MotorcyclesN/A Recreational Vehicles & WatercraftMobile Source Laboratory Division
Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) EventsN/A Smoke, Energy, Power EquipmentN/A
SB 1075 Report: Hydrogen Development, Deployment, and UseN/A Climate Change, EnergyIndustrial Strategies Division
Spark-Ignition Marine WatercraftN/A Recreational Vehicles & WatercraftMobile Source Laboratory Division
Stationary Fuel Cell Net Energy MeteringN/A Energy, Climate ChangeIndustrial Strategies Division
U.S. EPA Clean Power PlanN/A Energy, Climate ChangeIndustrial Strategies Division