• Advanced Transit Dynamics, Inc. will receive $249,194 to demonstrate its active flow control technology to improve the fuel economy of Class 8 tractor-trailers by 6-10%, and cutting greenhouse gas emissions toward the AB 32 Scoping Plan adopted by the Board in December.

• Eaton Corp. will receive $214,401 to demonstrate its series hybrid hydraulic drivetrain on a package delivery vehicle to cut greenhouse gas emissions generated from commercial vehicles.

• Sacramento Municipal Utility District will receive $246,309 to demonstrate the use of a system using dairy digester gases that will significantly reduce emissions from stationary biogas engines.

At least 50% of a project’s total cost must come from matching funds and 10% must be committed by the grantee.

Since its inception in 1993, the Innovative Clean Air Technologies program has provided 63 grants, for a total of approximately $12.7 million, including the new grants.