Organic Materials Management

June 2009 Economic Incentives Workshop

June 15, 2009

California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters
Sacramento, California

The California Integrated Waste Management Board (Board) hosted a June 15, 2009, workshop on economic incentives that could be used to increase diversion of material from California’s landfills. The goal of the workshop was to exchange information with stakeholders about existing and potential economic incentives for the purpose of increasing diversion of material from California’s landfills. Board staff sought additional information on economic incentives to assist jurisdictions and businesses in implementing programs and expanding or siting facilities. The workshop was intended both to educate stakeholders about non-Board incentives that we are aware of and to seek information on other incentives that could be used or developed in diverting and using more organic and recyclable materials.

For additional information, contact Brian Larimore.

Agenda, Handouts, and Presentations

Topic	Presenter or Author/ Organization
Agenda (PDF, 180 KB)	Brian Larimore, Board
Workshop Handout (PDF, 810 KB)	Brian Larimore, Board
Attachment 1 (PDF, 410 KB)	Brian Larimore, Board
Workshop Introduction (PDF, 380 KB)	Brian Larimore, Board
California Pollution Control Financing Authority (CPCFA) Overview (PDF, 540 KB)	Michael Paparian, CPCFA
Funding Opportunities for Waste-to-Energy Facilities (PDF, 600 KB)	Mike Leaon, California Energy Commission
AB 32 Cap and Trade (PDF, 2.3 MB)	Lucille van Ommering, Air Resources Board
Climate Action Reserve (CAR) Organic Waste Digestion Project Protocol (PDF, 1 MB)	Syd Partridge, CAR
Q & A Session Transcript (PDF, 420 KB)	Multiple

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