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Circular Economy Current Projects

Current Projects

    REVERSE

  • EVS for Everyone
  • Personalized electric vehicle (EV) purchase guidance to make EV ownership accessible and affordable — including where to charge and how to navigate incentives

    SLO SB VTA

  • E-Bikes
  • Guidance on financial incentives and resources to make e-bike ownership accessible and affordable

    SLO SB VTA

  • EV Charging
  • Guidance on home and business EV charging options, financial incentives, and resources to make charging accessible and affordable

    SLO SB VTA

  • Electric Ride 805
  • CEC-led coalition of nine regional partners dedicated to achieving a rapid, equitable transition to zero-emission transportation

    SLO SB VTA

  • Healthy Refrigeration
  • Energy-efficient refrigeration guidance for California businesses, food rescue organizations, and nonprofits to lower energy costs, extend the life of perishable goods, and promote local, California fresh foods

    SLO SB VTA

  • Plastic Reduction
  • Community education and advocacy to promote comprehensive single-use plastics reduction and circular economy policies

    SB

    REPAIR

  • Central Coast AgLink
  • Regional platform connecting farmers, ranchers, and land stewards to incentives and resources for climate-smart agriculture

    SLO SB VTA

  • Pollinator Habitat Program
  • Support for farms and ranches to attract pollinators, improve soil health, save water, and ensure the continued viability of the agricultural sector

    SLO SB VTA

  • Elderberry Project
  • Community education and advocacy to promote comprehensive single-use plastics reduction and circular economy policies

    SLO SB VTA

  • Climate-Smart Agriculture Demonstration Projects
  • Installation and demonstration of climate-smart practices, such as compost application to rangeland, to accelerate the adoption of carbon sequestration methods

    SB

    PROTECT

  • Climate Leadership Training
  • Climate Stewards certification course and youth workshops that provide tools, resources, and network building to spur a groundswell of community-led climate action

    SLO SB VTA

  • CEC’s Environmental Hub
  • Downtown Santa Barbara community center that sparks inspiration and innovation through free public events, gathering spaces, and non-profit office space

    SB

  • Guadalupe-Lompoc Initiative
  • Community-led climate action planning, project development, and community education to address extreme heat, water supply, food security, air quality, and wildfire risk

    SB

  • Resilient Cuyama Valley
  • Community-led projects that improve access to fresh local food, water infrastructure, walking and biking paths, and home energy upgrades

    SB VTA

  • Community Resilience Hub Accelerator
  • Rapid mobilization of neighborhood-level centers that serve residents who are most vulnerable or at high risk during extreme weather and disaster events such as wildfires, poor air quality, extreme heat, and flooding

    SLO SB VTA

  • Wildfire Resilience Collaborative
  • Advancement of shovel-ready projects to reduce wildfire risk and bolster ecosystem health

    SB