Share of spending and share of tons cut, by project type
Question: Which types of projects got the money, and which delivered the emission cuts?
Result: Industrial and clean-fuel projects: 2.2% of spending, 13.5% of tons; Ferry hybrid-electric conversion: 12.9% of spending, 49.1% of tons; Farms, soils and waste: 2.4% of spending, 3.2% of tons; Solar and grid: 8.6% of spending, 7.0% of tons; Transit buses and service: 18.4% of spending, 11.6% of tons; Home appliance and electrification rebates: 10.8% of spending, 6.8% of tons; State agency vehicles and buildings: 1.8% of spending, 0.8% of tons; Habitat and forests: 2.8% of spending, 1.1% of tons; Public and commercial building upgrades: 10.1% of spending, 2.5% of tons; EV charging: 17.2% of spending, 4.1% of tons; Walking, biking and e-bikes: 6.4% of spending, 0.2% of tons; Home weatherization: 5.7% of spending, 0.1% of tons; Tribal consultation capacity: 0.7% of spending, 0.0% of tons.
Operation: For each FactHub project type: type spending / total spending, and type tons / total tons. One row per type and measure, types ordered from lowest to highest cost per ton.
Scope: Same 567 fiscal year 2025 line items as fy2025-summary.
- Shares of tons include about 71,000 tons that appear to be counted twice, almost all in the ferry type (see duplicate-sensitivity).