The Clean Ports program is a $3 billion program created by the Inflation Reduction Act and administered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support the port sector’s transition to zero-emissions operations, reduce greenhouse gas and other air pollution emissions at ports and in nearby communities, and to ensure that emissions reduction planning incorporates meaningful community engagement.
Deep Dive into Clean Ports: Applications, Community Engagement, and Project Development
April 24, 2024
- Webinar Recording: Provide clear, actionable steps for developing a competitive application, engaging with surrounding communities impacted by port pollution, and aligning projects with EPA’s program requirements
- Winning Strategies for the Clean Ports Program: Read through the key strategies for submitting a competitive Clean Ports application
- Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation Community Engagement Workbook: A guide for local government applicants to produce an effective and winning community engagement strategy, built on best practices and tailored to the requirements of Federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Funding
Introduction to the Clean Ports Program
April 18, 2024
- Webinar Recording: Review eligibility requirements for ports and details on the two main competitions within the program