Maine Wont Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action

Maine Won’t Wait is a four year climate plan packed with actionable strategies and goals to emit less carbon, produce energy from renewable sources and protect our natural resources, communities and people from worst case scenarios.

Recommended by Maine's four-year climate action plan, Maine Won't Wait, the Partnership offers communities support for both climate mitigation and adaptation activities. It is administered by the Governor's Office of Policy Innovation and the Future.

Maine Community Resilience Partnership

The Fund, first announced by Governor Mills in December 2021, was a recommendation of the state’s climate action plan, Maine Won’t Wait, to support community efforts to build climate resilience in Maine.

Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund

This dashboard tracks numerical targets included in Maine Won’t Wait to inform the public and help evaluate whether evidence-based adjustments, enhancements or replacements to policies are needed in pursuit of the plan’s climate objectives. Over time, the dashboard will expand to include other key Maine Won’t Wait metrics as updated data becomes available, new programs are established, and state and federal climate investments are realized.

Maine Won't Wait Dashboard

Maine Won't Wait set VMT reduction targets through 2030 for both light- and heavy-duty vehicles.

2030 Vmt Reduction Target

Maine's Climate Action Plan released in 2020 established goals to put 41,000 light duty EVs on the road by 2025 and 219,000 by 2030.

Electric Vehicle Registrations By 2030

the Industrial Innovation Task Force will help Maine’s industrial sector meet the state’s goal of holding industrial greenhouse gas emissions flat in Maine through 2030 and reducing them through 2050, while encouraging continued economic growth

Maine Wont Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action

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