State Assembly Takes a Pass on AB 1550
No vote was taken so the bill failed to meet the deadline to advance.
No vote was taken so the bill failed to meet the deadline to advance.
The bill threatens to severely delay hydrogen production and use in California.
The bill’s provisions took a heavy-handed approach on dairy digesters.
Becoming a “two-year” bill means they may be considered during the next legislative session.
AB 1012 will require CARB to include a lifecycle analysis into the consideration of future mobile source regulations.
SB 709 will severely restrict LCFS incentive programs targeted at reducing dairy methane.
AB 377 will further improve career technical education (CTE) delivery and program options in California.
AB 1012 will require CARB to include a lifecycle analysis into the consideration of future mobile source regulations.
CRTA President Nicole Rice delivered remarks during public comment.
The bill will extend provisions of the Carl Moyer Program to January 1, 2034. The Governor has until September 30th to sign or veto the bill.
Assembly Member Medina celebrates the advancements made by CARB while announcing changes to the status of his legislation.
The two measures were overwhelmingly approved by the State Assembly and are now headed to the State Senate for consideration.