Overview

The Office of Energy and Environmental Sustainability offers assistance to member governments through a variety of programs focusing on water quality, floodplain management, air quality, alternative fuels, hazard mitigation, and energy.

The Office of Energy and Environmental Sustainability manages state, regional and local sustainability programs, including Tulsa Air Quality’s Ozone Alert, Green Country Stormwater Alliance, Tulsa Clean Cities, and OK C-PACE.

We work with state and federal agencies on behalf of all our member governments on a wide variety of environmental, health, and energy issues, and provide grant and education support to help improve the quality of life for the residents of Oklahoma. For more information about our programs, please visit their respective websites or webpages through the links provided on the sidebar menu.

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Primary Climate Action Plan

The EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) initiative allocates $5 billion in grants to support states, local governments, tribes, and territories in crafting and executing robust strategies to curtail greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate adverse air pollution. Authorized under Section 60114 of the Inflation Reduction Act, this dual-phase initiative allots $250 million for noncompetitive planning grants and around $4.6 billion for competitive implementation grants.

The Primary Climate Action Plan (PCAP) for the Tulsa region includes all of the requirements set forth by the EPA, including a greenhouse gas emissions inventory for the region, a benefits analysis for Low-Income and Disadvantage Communities (LIDAC), quantified greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction measures, and a review of authority for implementation.

Click here for the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Climate Pollution Reduction Grant Primary Climate Action Plan

For more information, contact:
Clinton Johnson, Director
Office of Energy and Environmental Sustainability
918-573-9468
cjohnson@incog.org