Clean air incentives report for ports and construction

March 18, 2005
Clean air incentives report for ports and construction

The Associated General Contractors of America and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a preliminary report that examines emissions reduction incentives for off-road diesel equipment used in ports and construction work.

The report focuses on grant programs, tax incentives, modified contracting procedures and non-monetary incentives implemented at the state, regional, and local level. The report reviews incentive programs from public agencies, includes interviews from public and private stakeholders, and covers other related material.

A final report is expected in at the end of April 2005 and will supplement the related efforts of a “federal advisory committee” charged with advising EPA on air pollution issues.

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