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Illinois EPA seeks fleet partners for up to $12M diesel emissions grants

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The Illinois EPA is seeking public and private partners that operate diesel-powered fleets to propose replacing older medium- and heavy-duty vehicles or equipment with cleaner models under the 2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act program. The federal program has $180 million available nationwide, with awards of up to $12 million; projects are to prioritize the greatest diesel-emissions reductions. Applicants must describe the equipment and replacements, estimated costs and requested funding, and identify eligible matching funds.

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