The Utah Inland Port Authority has been awarded a $2,398,790 Project Grant from the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Ports Program (CFDA 66.051) to conduct emissions inventory and planning activities, engage with stakeholders, and assess the feasibility of zero-emissions technologies at the Salt Lake City Intermodal Terminal.
Specific activities include developing a baseline emissions inventory for vehicles and equipment, assessing diesel emissions reduction strategies, launching a stakeholder engagement process, engaging the workforce, and publishing the results. Additionally, the Utah Inland Port Authority will provide a $200,000 subaward to PacifiCorp over three years to conduct planning, site design, and engineering studies for zero-emissions technology feasibility. The overall expected outcomes include increased transparency, stakeholder participation, and the ability to incorporate community perspectives into port decision-making, as well as improved understanding of current emissions to inform future planning efforts and investments in emission reduction technologies.
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