California Air Resources Board
CARB developed the Funding Guidelines to provide direction for agencies that administer California Climate Investments so they design and implement their programs in a way that facilitates greenhouse gas emission reductions, meets statutory requirements, maximizes and benefits to disadvantaged communities, targets investments to disadvantaged communities, low-income communities, and low-income households to help ensure statutory investment minimums are met or exceeded, provides accountability and transparency; and supports consistency across programs.
California Strategic Growth Council
Tested policy models for equitable outcomes in under-resourced communities. Provides case studies, lessons, and scalable templates to support program administrators and funders in designing programs to achieve equitable and transformative outcomes in communities in California and beyond.
California Air Resources Board
Whether you are applying for funds, designing a new program, or are interested in understanding the foundational elements of California Climate Investments, the Resource Portal is designed to support participants, policymakers, and program administrators in incorporating lessons learned, promising practices, and other insights into all stages of California Climate Investments. Explore foundational elements of California Climate Investments and to help you in developing a funding application or designing a program, understand reporting requirements and how California Climate Investments provides transparency and accountability, and more.
California Energy Commission
This project aimed to address the acute shortage of skilled workers in California's ZEV sector by delivering a tailored training program focused on the technology and maintenance of electric vehicles and the installation and diagnostics of electric vehicle chargers. The final report highlights the efficacy of targeted training programs in bridging the skills gap in the green economy, highlighting the need for continued and expanded efforts to meet the surging demand for electrification and clean energy skills.
California Climate Investments
Programs fund affordable housing, transit, electric vehicle rebates, planning and technical assistance, land conservation and restoration, clean energy, climate smart agriculture, composting and recycling, urban greening, and so much more. Funding is available throughout the year. Each program may have a different solicitation timeline. To view current funding opportunities, explore programs by applicant type.
