Programs for the business community include:
- financial incentives for implementing cleaner technologies from non-toxic dry cleaning machines to new or retrofit engines for heavy-duty on-road trucks,
- emission reduction through innovative regulations,
- raising the profile of clean products such as solvents and commercial products through certification,
- identification of other clean air products and equipment that can be used by businesses large and small to help improve air quality,
- compliance assistance through AQMD-sponsored training
- small business assistance to help those businesses with regulatory requirements
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One of the Rule 2202 compliance options that employer may choose to implement.
Products, training and services to promote clean air, and enhance understanding of regulations & compliance requirements
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Rule-compliant equipment, and very low-polluting solvents, commercial cleaning products, and fume suppressants
Approved laboratories and source testing firms that collect and analyze emission samples for reporting to the SCAQMD
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Lists of Aqueous waste haulers, and cleaning materials, equipment, and super compliant architectural coatings
The Regional Clean Air Incentives Market is the world's first comprehensive market program for reducing air pollution.
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Requires employers with 250 or more employees at a worksite to reduce mobile source emissions resulting from employee commutes
Services to help small businesses determine and comply with SCAQMD rules and regulations, permit conditions, and recordkeeping requirements
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Financial incentives, grants for incremental funding, subsidies, or vouchers designed to promote voluntary introduction of new technologies on an accelerated schedule