Joins Washington with a dozen other states adopting California's Zero Emissions Vehicle requirements.
Publicly available scientific tool to help cities estimate their emissions, thereby guiding decarbonization policy accurately.
Program approved in May 2021 would see the state adopt low- and zero-emissions vehicle rules similar to those adopted first in California.
The Washington Climate Commitment Act establishes a cap-and-trade system that puts a price on carbon emissions.
Requires the capture of 98% of all natural gas waste by the end of 2026 and prohibits venting and flaring except in emergencies.
Provides 12 cents per kg of hydrogen in tax incentives for the first two years of a new hydrogen production facility's life.
Gives the State Air Pollution Control Board power to regulate emissions from low emissions vehicles (LEV) and zero emissions vehicles (ZEV).
Makes Rhode Island the ninth state to pass legislation requiring comprehensive GHG neutrality by 2050.