We welcome your comments and ideas whether you are new to California Climate Investments, have received project funding in the past, or are an interested party. View featured public participation opportunities and open comment periods below.
Active Public Participation Initiatives
Call for Technical Experts to guide California Climate Investments Benefits Quantification Methodologies!
Applications due by May 18, 2026, by 5 P.M. Pacific Standard Time.
California Climate Investments in partnership with scholars from the Institute for Social Transformation at the University of California, Santa Cruz, is working to improve the development and update process of quantification methodologies that estimate the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions and co-benefits from funded projects. We are looking for technical experts to serve on a Technical Review Team to help ensure that California Climate Investments quantification methodologies reflect the best methods and latest science. Specifically, the Technical Review Team will provide guidance on methods that quantify the GHG and related emissions reduction benefits of electric charging and hydrogen refueling infrastructure for zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and equipment.
See the Technical Review Team Solicitation for more information and to apply for this paid opportunity. En Español.
Technical Review and Community Feedback for California Climate Investments Quantification Methodologies
CARB in partnership with scholars from the Institute for Social Transformation at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC-IST), is working to improve the development and update process of quantification methodologies that estimate the greenhouse gas emissions reductions and co-benefits from California Climate Investments projects.
CARB and UCSC-IST are convening technical and community experts on Technical Review Teams and a Community Insight Team, respectively, to help ensure that California Climate Investments quantification methodologies reflect the best methods and latest science, as well as community realities and equity principles.
Open Comment Periods
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