Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects
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The purpose of the Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects is to help accelerate the next generation of advanced technology vehicles, equipment, or emission controls which are not yet commercialized. Typically, local air districts, other public agencies, and California-based non-profit organizations would be eligible to apply for these projects to demonstrate promising technologies to reduce emissions. For more information regarding Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects, see the Low Carbon Transportation and AQIP Funding Plans or contact Earl Landberg at (916)-287-0171.
All projects below have been funded from fiscal years 2014/15 through 2019/20 and are either located in or will benefit disadvantaged communities. For Low Carbon Transportation Investment projects, project titles are linked to web pages with more information on the project scope, location, information on partners and stakeholders, lessons learned and potential emission benefits. Solicitation materials for each project are available in the Grant Solicitations section. View Project Map
Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects Snapshot as of June 2022:
Total Funding Encumbered: $482,000,000
Total Funding Implemented To-Date: $401,490,000
Project Implementation Timeframe: 2015 – Ongoing
Percent Benefitting Low-Income Residents/Disadvantaged Communities: 99% (DAC)
Overall Demographics of Communities Served by Project Category: Not Available
Low Carbon Transportation Investments (LCTI)-
Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects
The tables below show the list of all Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects funded by LCTI .
Clean Urban Transit Buses
| Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Fuel Cell Electric Bus Commercialization Consortium Project* Fiscal Year (FY) 2016-17 | Center for Transportation and the Environment | Alameda, Contra Costa and Orange Counties | $22,267,218 | $22,981,357 |
Porterville Transit Electrification FY 2016-17 | City of Porterville | Porterville | $9,516,422 | $7,437,280 |
The San Joaquin Valley Transit Electrification Project* FY 2016-17 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | City of Visalia, City of Modesto, Fresno County | $13,414,215 | $8,764,606 |
FY 2016-17 | SunLine Transit Agency | Coachella Valley | $12,586,791 | $6,166,424 |
Clean School Buses
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Rural School Bus Pilot Project FY 16-17, 17-18, 18-19, 19-20 | North Coast Unified Air Quality Management District | Statewide | $61,550,000 | N/A |
Sacramento Regional Zero-Emission School Bus Deployment Project* FY 2016-17 | Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District | Greater Sacramento Region | $7,535,643 | $6,949,826 |
Clean Delivery Trucks
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Goodwill Industries Electric Delivery Vehicle Project* FY 2016-17 | Bay Area Air Quality Management District | San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin | $2,738,557 | $1,697,362 |
The Green On-Road Linen Delivery Project* FY 2016-17 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | Stockton, Merced, Fresno, and Bakersfield | $7,125,515 | $5,818,168 |
United States Postal Service Advanced-Drive Transport and Delivery Vehicle Demonstration* FY 2016-17 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | Stockton and Fresno | $4,555,670 | $2,222,903 |
Clean Drayage Trucks
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
California Collaborative Advanced Technology Drayage Truck Demonstration Project FY 2014-15 | South Coast Air Quality Management District | Port of Long Beach, LA, Stockton, Oakland, San Diego | $23,658,500 | $16,463,972 |
Joint Electric Truck Scaling Initiative (JETSI) FY 2019-20 | South Coast Air Quality Management District | Ontario and South El Monte | $16,019,316 | $46,824,684 |
NorCAL Zero-Emission Regional and Drayage Operations with Fuel Cell Electric Trucks FY 2019-20 | Center for Transportation and the Environment | Port of Oakland | $11,979,914 | $41,183,725 |
Clean Trucks at Rail Yards & Freight Distribution Centers
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
FY 2014-15 | San Bernardino County Council of Governments | San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Fontana | $9,100,800 | $10,216,172 |
Opposed Piston Engine Class 8 Heavy-Duty On-Road Demonstration FY 2016-17 | CALSTART | Central Valley and Los Angeles Area | $6,994,601 | $9,705,267 |
San Joaquin Valley Electric Tractor Development & Demonstration FY 2016-17 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | City of Visalia, City of Modesto, Fresno County | $13,414,215 | $8,764,606 |
Multiple Clean Technologies Used in Goods Movement
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Capture and Control System for Oil Tankers Project FY 2019-20 | South Coast Air Quality Management District | Port of Long Beach | $10,000,000 | $3,349,000 |
The Commercialization of POLB Off-Road Technology (C-PORT) Demonstration FY 2016-17 | Port of Long Beach | Port of Long Beach | $5,249,820 | $2,532,266 |
FY 2016-17 | Center for Transportation and the Environment | Port of Los Angeles | $6,508,543 | $2,366,159 |
Fast-Track Fuel Cell Truck Project FY 2016-17 | Gas Technology Institute | Port of Los Angeles and the San Diego Region | $5,081,478 | $1,139,950 |
Multi-Source Green Omni Terminal Project FY 2014-15 | City of Los Angeles, Harbor Department | Port of Los Angeles | $14,510,400 | $12,092,000 |
San Joaquin Valley Zero-Emission Cargo Handling Demonstration Project FY 2016-17 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | Port of Stockton | $772,555 | $403,540 |
Zero-Emission Hydrogen Ferry Demonstration Project FY 2016-17 | Bay Area Air Quality Management District | Ports of San Francisco and Oakland | $3,000,000 | $2,465,000 |
Zero and Near Zero Emission Freight Facility Projects
Project Title | Grantee | Location | CARB Contribution | Matching Funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
FY 2017-18 | FY San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | Stockton and San Bernardino | $22,616,647 | $22,620,673 |
Frito-Lay Zero- and Near-Zero Emission Project FY 2017-18 | San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District | Modesto | $15,382,243 | $1,697,362 |
Fuel Cell Hybrid Electric Delivery Van Deployment FY 2017-18 | Center for Transportation and the Environment | Ontario | $4,302,896 | $4,969,429 |
Net-Zero Farming and Freight Facility Demonstration Project FY 2017-18 | Project Clean Air, Inc. | Reedley | $3,283,735 | $3,283,735 |
Next Generation Fuel Cell Delivery Van Deployment FY 2017-18 | Center for Transportation and the Environment | West Sacramento | $5,831,866 | $5,838,236 |
Port of Los Angeles “Shore to Store” Project FY 2017-18 | Port of Los Angeles | Port of Los Angeles | $41,122,260 | $41,426,612 |
Sustainable Terminals Accelerating Regional Transformation (START) Project Phase 1 FY 2017-18 | Port of Long Beach | Port of Long Beach, Oakland and Stockton | $50,000,000 | $54,988,249 |
Volvo Low Impact Green Heavy Transport Solutions (LIGHTS) Project FY 2017-18 | South Coast Air Quality Management District | Port of Long Beach and Los Angeles | $44,839,686 | $45,855,308 |
Zero-Emission Beverage Handling and Distribution at Scale Project FY 2017-18 | The Center for Transportation and the Environment | Los Angeles Region | $5,530,303 | $5,795,866 |
Zero Emissions for California Ports FY 2017-18 | Gas Technology Institute | Port of Los Angeles | $5,788,335 | $6,017,078 |
*Projects have been completed or fully implemented.
Air Quality Improvement Program (AQIP)-
Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects
The table below shows the list of all completed Advanced Technology Demonstration and Pilot Projects funded by AQIP.
| Fiscal Year | Grantee | Project Solicitation | Project Title | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012-2013 | Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach | Zero-Emission Off-Road Equipment | Electric Yard Truck Demonstration (EYTD) | $1,000,000 |
| 2011-2012 | San Diego County APCD | Advanced Hybrid Technology in School Buses | Economical Electric School Bus Project | $503,304 |
| Kings Canyon Unified School District | Central Valley Electric/Hybrid School Bus Demonstration | $421,661.50 | ||
| 2010-2011 | San Joaquin Valley APCD | Cordless Zero-Emission Commercial Lawn and Garden Equipment | Cordless Zero-Emission Commercial Lawn and Garden Equipment Demonstration | $250,000 |
| Mojave Desert AQMD | Can Green Take the Heat? | $15,000 | ||
| South Coast AQMD | Demonstration of Cordless Zero-Emission Lawn and Garden Equipment for Commercial Use | $51,667 | ||
| Bay Area AQMD | Ultra Low-Emitting Locomotive Emission Levels | Tier-4 NREC Genset Switcher | $508,466 | |
| Bay Area AQMD | DPF Retrofit of a Genset Switcher: GTE Device | $229,830 | ||
| Bay Area AQMD | Technologies to Reduce Main Engine Usage or Other Emission Reducing Technology while Maintaining Operational Requirements on Marine Vessels | Wind Assist Marine Demonstration Project for Ferry Districts on San Francisco Bay | $164,250.20 | |
| South Coast AQMD | Retrofit a Tugboat with Hug Nauticlean DPF/SCR System | $439,000 | ||
| 2009-2010 | Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD | Advanced Locomotives After Treatment Technologies | EMD Line-Haul DPF Retrofit | $502,865 |
| Port of Los Angeles | Tier-4 PM Retrofit System for a Genset Switcher: Johnson Matthey Device | $346,178 | ||
| Port of Long Beach | Hybridization of an Existing Marine Vessel | Hybrid Tugboat Retrofit | $1,000,000 |