Mitigation measure Infrastructure program for zero-emission vehicles* Brief description SCRAP program. British Columbia TI Brief Description BC Transportation Infrastructure Investments Brief Description GHG Reduction Regulations Allowing Utilities to Promote the Use of Natural Gas Vehicles* Brief Description Targeted Sectors Targeted Transportation GHGs Purpose or activity targeted CO, CH. Enable NO deployment of zero-emission vehicles Transport CO, NO Reduce GHG emissions from the transport sector Type of instrument Finance Status of implementation Reduce GHG emissions from the transport sector Measure implemented Start of implementation Implemented Measure implemented 2019 Responsible for implementation Natural Resources Canada Budget 2019 announced investments of $130 million over five years to deploy workplace charging and refueling stations, public parking lots, multi-use commercial and residential buildings, and remote locations. These investments were intended to facilitate the achievement of targets for sales of zero-emission vehicles in Canada. Economy 1996 British Columbia Estimated impact of mitigation in 2020 (kt CO eq) NE NE British Columbia Estimated impact of mitigation in 2030 (kt CO eq) NE The SCRAP-IT program, implemented implemented on and off since 1996, provides owners of eligible vehicles with incentives to remove their older vehicles from the road network rather than sell them. Incentives are offered to encourage the purchase of zero-emission vehicles and other low-carbon forms of transportation. The estimates of emission reductions generated by this measure are grouped together in the estimates for another very important measure. Transportation CO, NO Reduce 2016 Columbia NE NE Implemented British Columbia GHG emissions from the transportation sector British Columbia now requires consideration of climate change impacts in transportation infrastructure design plans, to improve the province&#39;s transportation network as well as the transition to electric propulsion or low-carbon fuels by moving to an all-electric bus fleet within two decades and investing in diesel or electric or dual-fuel hybrid ferries that can run on liquefied natural gas or ultra-low sulfur diesel. Transportation CO, NO Economy Implemented 2012 NE NE NE In 2012, the province introduced the Greenhouse Gas Reduction (Clean Energy) Regulation which allows utility companies to provide incentives for the purchase of natural gas vehicles and to invest in liquefied natural gas and compressed natural gas refueling infrastructure in areas such as transportation using medium-duty vehicles and heavy on the road, on