California SB298 mandates a plan for alternative fuel needs at seaports to meet emissions reduction goals.
California SB298 requires the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission to develop a plan for alternative fuel needs at California's seaports. This plan must identify significant trends, needs, and issues related to alternative fuel infrastructure and equipment, barriers to permitting alternative fuel facilities, and seaport facilities available for alternative fuel deployment. The plan should also forecast demand and supply of alternative fuels and provide estimated costs and timelines for transitioning oceangoing vessels to lower emission fuels.
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