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20252026 Investment Plan Update for the Clean Transportation Program

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The 2025–2026 Investment Plan Update for the Clean Transportation Program outlines California’s strategic direction for advancing climate change mitigation, improving air quality, reducing petroleum dependence, and accelerating the transition to zero-emission vehicles. This update serves as the foundational document guiding funding allocations and program priorities, ensuring that state investments align with broader environmental goals and synergize with existing public and private sector initiatives. It provides transparency on how resources will be distributed to maximize impact across transportation sectors, fostering innovation and equitable access to clean mobility solutions. The plan is administered by the California Energy Commission and is made available to stakeholders through the official project portal, with Benjamin Tuggy, Energy Commission Specialist I, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Although no formal solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, the document is critical for organizations and entities seeking to engage with state-funded clean transportation projects. Announced on December 11, 2025, the update reflects the state’s ongoing commitment to leveraging strategic investment as a catalyst for systemic change in the transportation sector across California.

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California’s 2025–2026 plan directs clean transportation funding to advance zero-emission vehicles and equity.

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California → Energy Commission

NAICS

926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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PostedDec 11

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AgencyCalifornia → Energy Commission

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California → Energy Commission

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Benjamin TuggyEnergy Commission Specialist I

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The Clean Transportation Program plays an important role in achieving Californias ambitious goals on climate change, air quality, petroleum reduction, and adoption of zero-emission vehicles. The annual Investment Plan Update determines program priorities, describes how funding will complement existing public and private efforts, and serves as a guide for funding decisions.

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