Funding Under the Inflation Reduction Act (Ira), Clean Ports Program (CPP) Zero-Emission Technology…
FY2025 · complete year · data as of 2026-09-01
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award 97T27601 is a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to City of Los Angeles, $411.7M obligated, FY2025 to FY2029, for Funding Under the Inflation Reduction Act (Ira), Clean Ports Program (CPP) Zero-Emission Technology…. The work is performed in California. Source
Description
Description:the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Funding Under the Inflation Reduction Act (Ira), Clean Ports Program (CPP) Zero-Emission Technology Deployment (Ze Tech) to the City of Los Angeles Harbor Department. Specifically, the Recipient Will Improve Air Quality and Reduce Pollution at the Port of Los Angeles and in the Surrounding Area Through the Deployment of Zero-Emission Equipment and Infrastructure at the Port. This Assistance Agreement Provides Federal Funding in the Amount of $411,688,296. Activities:the Activities Include the Deployment of Zero Emission Cargo Handling Equipment and Vehicles, Technologies, and Related Infrastructure, as Well as Community Engagement and Workforce Development. Subrecipient:there Will Be Subawards to the 5 Terminals (Yti, Apmt, Everport, Fenix and Trapac), as Well as the Port of Los Angeles,to Ensure All New Ze Tech Equipment Purchased with EPA Funding Can Be Powered Throughout the Project Period. The Short-Haul Battery Electric Drayage Trucks Subaward Will Provide Incentives Through a Subaward for Licensed Motor Carriers Operating Short-Haul Trips to Deploy Ze Trucks Into Drayage Service and Develop the Program. The Harbor Community Benefit Foundation (Hcbf) Subaward, Proposes a Multifaceted Approach to Reduce Air Pollution in a Severe Non-Attainment Area and Advance the Port Toward 100% Ze Ttech Operations While Fostering High-Quality Jobs and Community-Centered Engagement. Outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include Estimated Deployment of 337 Battery Electric Yard Tractors, 250 Zero-Emission Trucks, 56 Battery Electric Top Handlers, and 32 Battery Electric Heavy Lifts, as Well as the Installation of a Vessel Shore Power System. Electrical Infrastructure Will Be Deployed, Including Estimated 143 MWH of Battery Capacity, 307 Chargers, and 10 Battery Energy Solar Systems. Other Deliverables Include Workforce Development and Capacity Building Training Programs and the Creation High-Quality Jobs. The Expected Outcomes Include Reduced CO2, PM2.5 and NOX Emissions; Increased Renewable Power Output and Distributed Energy Storage Capacity; the Delivery of New Skills and Workforce Capabilities; and Increased Access to High-Quality Job Opportunities for Near-Port Communities. The Intended Beneficiaries Include the Port of Los Angeles (Grantee), Terminals Apmt, Everport, Fenix, Trapac, and Yti (Partners), Which Will Support Project Development and Implementation. The Harbor Community Benefit Foundation (Partner) Will Support Community Outreach and Workforce Development Projects. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (Utility Partner) Will Consult on Energy Capacity and Infrastructure and Support Renewable Energy Integration. Indirect Beneficiaries Include Near-Port Communities Which Will Experience Improved Ambient Air Quality.