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This Action Approves an Award in the Amount of $1,191,445 to Georgia Ports Authority. the Purpose of This National Diesel Emissions Reduction Act Funded Cooperative Agreement Is to Provide Funds to the Georgia Ports Authority in Its Efforts to Replace 39, 2009 or Older Vintage Dray Trucks With 2015 or Newer Engine Model Year, Class 8, 33,001 Gross Vehicle Weight Rating or Greater That Regularly Dray Containers Through an Innovative Rebate/financing Program. Replacement Trucks Will Be Powered by 2015 Engine Model Years or Newer Heavy-duty Engines With the Older Replaced Trucks Scrapped for Program Income to Reduce Lease Costs, Will Have Lower Diesel Emissions and Greater Fuel Efficiency That Achieve Significant Lifetime Reductions of 10,869.776 Short Tons of Diesel Emissions and an Estimated 871,083 Gallons of Diesel Fuel. the Project Outcomes Sustainability of Decreased Diesel Emissions Is Obvious as the Older, More Polluting Vehicles Destroyed Will Never Generate Diesel Emissions Aga
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$1.3 Million
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