Climate Commitment Act: Ways to engage

There are no events scheduled at this time.

After registering, you'll receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Please contact CCAQuestions@ecy.wa.gov if you need assistance registering or additional accommodations for a meeting.

We don't have any Tribal government events scheduled at this time.

If you're with a Tribal government and would like to be added to our CCA email list, please email CCAQuestions@ecy.wa.gov with your name and contact information.

Current comment periods:

We don't have any comment periods open at this time.

Ongoing rulemakings:

• Air Quality in Overburdened Communities (Chapter 173-448 WAC)

Visit the Rulemaking at Ecology webpage to view all open rulemakings and to learn more about the rulemaking process. The CCA rulemakings are listed under "Air & Climate."

Find tips on how to submit comments.

Sign up for notifications about engagement opportunities and announcements. Click on the links below for updates on specific topics. 

• Climate Commitment Act (CCA): Primary email list for updates about the CCA.
• Cap-and-Invest public events and comment periods: Only shares information about public engagement opportunities within the Cap-and-Invest Program.
• Emissions-intensive, trade-exposed industries (EITEs): All updates related to EITEs.
• Cap-and-Invest offset program: All updates related to offset projects and credits. 
• Carbon capture: All updates related to carbon capture, removal, utilization, and storage within the Cap-and-Invest Program.
• Initiative to improve air quality in overburdened communities: Information on our work to improve air quality in 16 Washington communities and participating Tribes, including updates on the rulemaking.

• Tribal Carbon Offset Assistance Grants: Provide funding for Tribes to plan, design, and assess the feasibility of carbon offset projects on federally recognized Tribal lands in Washington.  
• Tribal Climate Capacity Grants: Provide support for federally recognized Tribes with lands and territories in Washington state to engage in a range of climate-related activities, including developing clean energy projects; consulting on spending decisions; engaging in clean energy siting processes; applying for state or federal grant funding; and activities supporting climate resilience and adaptation.
• Air Quality in Overburdened Communities Grants: Provide funding to organizations serving communities identified as overburdened and highly impacted by air pollution, as well as participating Tribes, to conduct community engagement and develop projects to reduce air pollution.
• Landfill Methane Emissions Reduction Grants: Provide funding to help municipal solid waste landfill owners comply with standards in the Landfills-Methane Emissions law (Chapter 70A.540 RCW).

For information on incentive and rebate programs, visit climate.wa.gov. To find funds you or your community might be eligible for, visit FundHubWA.