SB 127: Climate change.

This bill aims to address climate change in California by implementing various energy and transportation policies. The bill would extend the authorization to award follow-on funding for projects that meet specific criteria until January 1, 2028. Additionally, it would require a nonrefundable deposit of $750,000 for application fees and increase the annual certification fee to $70,000. The bill also revises the clean transportation program to include funding for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure. Furthermore, it would authorize the state air resources board to adopt schedules of annual fees for certification, audit, and compliance of vehicles and engines, as well as fees for deficiencies. Overall, the bill aims to incentivize the development and deployment of clean energy technologies and promote the use of electric vehicles in California.<br>The bill aims to increase access to zero-e…