EERE Project Management Center

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EERE Project Management Center

• Program Support and Assignments
• Update on Program Activities

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Office of Intergovernmental Programs and Outreach
(IPO)
Doing Business w/PMC

• Provide project management and outreach to EERE
  programs.
• Provide targeted technical assistance, training
  and program development assistance in partnership
  with customers and stakeholders in the field.
• Provide states and other customers with tools to
  analyze energy, environmental and economic
  impacts.
• Serve as a resource, catalyst and customer broker
  for market transformation and partnerships.

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Intergovernmental Team / GO NETL
Doing Business w/PMC

• Responsibilities
• Manage and monitor formula grant activities
  awarded to States for
• State Energy Program (SEP), and
• Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP).NETL is
  responsible for SEP WAP procurement.
• Provide Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP)
  outreach and technical assistance nationally to
  federal agencies implementing energy efficiency
  and renewable energy projects (GO only).

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Intergovernmental Team
Doing Business w/PMC

• Jeff James, Team Leader/GO
• State Energy Program
• Barbara Alderson
• Molly Dwyer
• Stephanie Sung
• Weatherization
• Rob Desoto
• Carole Gates
• Michael Peterson
• FEMP
• Randy Jones
• Melinda Latimer
• Greg Moore

• Greg Davoren, Team Leader/NETL
• State Energy Program
• Sheila Edwards
• Darren Stevenson
• Teresa Jones
• Weatherization
• Eric Bell
• Magda Rivera
• Vacant

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Building Technologies
Doing Business w/PMC

• Responsibilities
• Manage all EERE Buildings research and market
  transformation project implementation activities.
• Buildings RD
• Buildings Market Transformation
• ENERGY STAR
• Building America
• Rebuild America
• Building Energy Codes
• Zero Energy Homes

Eddie Christy, Division Director/NETL Buildings
Market Transformation Tim Eastling Paul King Gary
Sames Evelyn Dale (Acting) Vacancies
(NETL) Vacancy (GO)
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Building Technologies PMC Zones

• New zones created to better manage the workload
  and provide better service to the States and
  Territories
• New zones, for DOE assignments, based on
• Climate
• Location of Energy Efficiency Partners
  Building Allies
• Population Housing Growth
• Balance PMC Market Transformation Workload

New zones do not preclude States from working
with States in other zones
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Building Technologies TVMI Initiatives

• Application Centers
• Creates a permanent sustainable presence to
  ensure the transfer of efficient building
  technologies into local markets
• Builders Challenge
• Construction of 100,000 homes to Building America
  levels by 2009
• Moving building market progressively toward zero
  energy home potential
• Commercial Lighting Challenge
• 30 improvement in lighting energy use in 5.5
  billion square feet of office space by 2009
• EnergySmart Schools
• 800 new schools built to be 50 better than code
  and 30 improvement in 3,200 existing schools by
  2009
• ASHRAE Commercial Building Challenge
• Increase number of States to Adopt 30 Upgraded
  Commercial Buildings Code

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FreedomCAR Vehicle Technologies Team
Doing Business w/PMC

• Responsibilities
• Manage all EERE FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technology
  research and market transformation project
  implementation activities
• FreedomCAR RD
• FreedomCAR Market Transformation
• Clean Cities

Chuck Zeh, Division Director FreedomCAR Market
Transformation Mike Scarpino Mike Bednarz Steve
Richardson Neil Kirschner Ernie Oakes, National
Parks/GO Vacancies
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Clean Cities Project Alignments
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FCVT Clean Cities Priorities for 2007

• E-85 Infrastructure Development
• Increased Fuel Displacement
• 2.0 billion gallon displaced by 2008
• 7.5 billion gallons by 2012
• 30 displacement of current gasoline use with
  renewable fuels by 2030
• Continue support of local Clean Cities coalitions
• Increase coordination among complimentary
  programs FCVT, Biomass, FEMP, other federal
  agencies

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Clean Cities Increased Use and Availability of
Alternative Fuels
Refueling Infrastructure for E-85 and Other
Alternative Fuels

• FY 2006 Competitive Awards
• 13 Projects E-85 and Alternative
  Fuels
  
  
• (E-85, biofuels, CNG, LNG)
• 1 Project Incremental Cost
• for Alternate Fuel Vehicles
• 2 Projects Idle Reduction
• Training and Awareness for
• School Districts

Virgin Islands

• 26.3 million (8.6 million DOE)
• 200 locations in 28 states
• 32 Clean Cities Coalitions

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Outreach Team/Deployment
Doing Business w/PMC

• Responsibilities
• Provide outreach and project management
  nationally for the following EERE program areas
• Biomass
• Geothermal
• Green Power/Air Quality
• Hydrogen
• Industrial
• Solar
• Wind
• Identify and define project outreach
  opportunities for EERE Program Offices.
• Administer technical aspects of selected awards
  and projects.
• Analyze and report cost and performance of
  outreach projects and project portfolios.

Gary Nowakowski, Team Leader, GO Biomass Ernie
Oakes Dave Waltzman Green Power/Air Quality
Jerry Kotas Solar/Hydrogen Margie Bates
Steve Palmeri Wind/Geothermal Roxanne Dempsey
Curtis Framel Keith Bennett Steve
Palomo Dwight Bailey (NETL) Industrial
Technologies Bill Orthwein (NETL) Sandy
Glatt Jamey Evans Brian Olsen
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Industrial Technologies Market Transformation
2007
Save Energy Now Energy Savings Assessments

• Performing 250 assessments in CY 2007 (200 in
  2006)
• On-line application open from now until January
  at www.eere.energy.gov/industry/saveenergynow
• 5 energy systems eligible process heating,
  steam, compressed air, pump, fan systems
• Targets large medium size industrial facilities
• Will inform companies when a State Energy Office
  has an industrial effort

Training on Best Practice Software Tools

• Performing trainings in 2007
• Scheduling of trainings is on-hold until spring
  due to budget issues

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Industrial Technologies Program Field Staff
Assignments

• Northeast, Mid-Atlantic Midwest Regions
• Brian Olsen, 303-275-4834
• Southeast Region Training (nationally)
• Sandy Glatt, 303-275-4857
• Central Region Allied Partnerships
• Jamey Evans, 303-275-4813
• Western Region
• Christine Carter, 303-275-4755

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Wind Powering America
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Solar America Initiative
Solar America Mission Achieve cost-competitivenes
s and broad commercialization of solar electric
technologies by 2015 across all market sectors.
FY 2007 Funding Opportunities

• Technology Partnership Pathways (TPP)
• Phase 1 New PV components, systems, and
  manufacturing equipment 50-65 M
• Market Transformation (MT) (Reduce market
  barriers promote market expansion of solar
  energy technologies through non-RD activities)
• Solar Codes and Standards 2.3 M
• Solar State / Utility Technical Partnerships
  0.6 M
• Solar City Strategic Partnerships 1.6 M
• Solar America Showcases Large Scale
  Installations (Technical Assistance Only - no
  funding)

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Two Key Funding Opportunities For States

• State Technical Outreach
• DOE is soliciting for an organization to
  facilitate a targeted dialogue between DOE and
  key state decision-makers on solar issues.
• Solar City Strategic Partnerships
• DOE will provide financial and technical
  assistance to selected cities to promote
  strategic partnerships to develop a city-wide
  approach to solar integration into city energy
  planning and processes.

For more detailed information on funding
opportunities, please visit the Solar America
Initiative website at www1.eere.energy.gov/solar
/solar_america/foa.html
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Biomass Program

• Two primary objectives
• Reduce dependence on foreign oil by developing
  biomass
• based liquid fuels
• 2. Foster the domestic biomass industry
• Mission Statement
• Partner with U.S. industry to foster research and
  development on advanced
• technologies that will transform our abundant
  biomass resources into clean,
• affordable, and domestically produced biofuels,
  biopower, and high-value bioproducts.
• The results will be economic development, energy
  supply options, and energy
• Security. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
  Biomass Program develops
• technology for conversion of biomass
  (plant-derived material) to valuable fuels,
• chemicals, materials and power, so as to reduce
  dependence on foreign oil and
• foster growth of biorefineries.
• The goal is to foster new industries converting
  lignocellulosic biomass into a
• wide range of products, including ones that would
  otherwise be made from
• Petrochemicals.

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• Education, Information and Training/State Working
  Group/Communications
• State Working Group development
• State geothermal resource maps (CO, WY, MT, AZ,
  CA, AK, HI -- eventual atlas)
• Educational workshops on geothermal energy
• Support of Renewable Portfolio Standard
  proceedings
• External/Industry Partnership
• Outreach to public power, rural cooperatives, and
  investor-owned utilities for use of geothermal
  energy
• Direct use technical assistance
• Geothermal collaborative support
• Regulatory, environmental, and legislative
  analysis
• Barrier assessments

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Hydrogen, Fuel Cells and Infrastructure
Technologies Program

• Hydrogen production, delivery, and storage
• Fuel Cells
• Technology Validation
• Codes and Standards
• Systems Analysis
• Education
• Educate the public and other key targets that
  play a role in achieving a hydrogen economy
  (Educational publications)
• How to incorporate hydrogen and fuel cells into
  classroom activities contact Christy Cooper at
  EERE HQ, at christy.cooper_at_ee.doe.gov

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Federal Energy Management Program

• Serves Federal agencies across the Nation by
  providing energy services for buildings and
  facilities.
• Supports Federal agencies as they execute E.O.
  13123 and EPAct 2005 to ensure reduction in
  energy consumption.
• Conducts training and workshops for federal
  building operators. FEMP also provides analysis
  and evaluation of Federal legislation.
• Works with agencies to develop renewable
  resources on public lands and to incorporate them
  into the design of Federal facilities.
• Provides a streamlined process for Federal
  agencies to enter into energy saving performance
  contracting.

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Technical Assistance Project (TAP)

• What is TAP?
• Quick access to experts at 3 DOE labs (NREL,
  ORNL and LBNL) for crosscutting policy and
  technical assistance for states (up to 5K level
  of effort)
• Eligible topic areas
• Systems benefit charges or other rate-payer
  funded utility efficiency and renewable programs
• Renewable or efficiency portfolio standards
  (RPS)
• Use of EE/RE technologies to reduce air
  emissions
• Use of renewable energy on state or local public
  lands
• Use of renewable energy for disaster relief,
  mitigation and planning
• Accomplishments 123 requests in 44 states
• How to apply
• E-mail Jerry Kotas (DOE Golden) at
  jerry.kotas_at_go.doe.gov
• Copy James Ferguson (DOE NETL) at
  james.ferguson_at_netl.doe.gov

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EERE/Air Quality Integration
Market Transformation Opportunities

• Purpose
• Leverage state/federal/business environmental/air
  quality resources to help drive new EE/RE
  projects
• Accomplishments (examples)
• NJ Quantified NOx emission reductions from EERE
  projects for credit in SIP supporting state
  EERE project financing contact James Ferguson
  for full report
• Webcast for Eastern States held on October 4,
  2006 on incorporating EERE in SIPs and state CAIR
  rules
• 3 Million to EERE projects in SC (Santee Cooper)
  enforcement settlement (SEP)
• 2 Million in solar PV projects on NY public
  buildings from an enforcement SEP
• Opportunities
• EERE projects in State Implementation Plans
  (SIPs) and in state CAIR rules
• EERE projects funded in state AQ enforcement
  settlements (SEPs)
• EERE projects implemented through state AQ
  permits
• For more information Contact James Ferguson
  (NETL) or Jerry Kotas (Golden)

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Federal Recognition in Voluntary Green Power
Markets

• Plan and organize Green Power Leadership Awards
  event as a platform to create national attention
  and awareness of green power markets
• 2006 press conference utilized 8 corporate
  speakers and garnered 15 media participants and
  over 38 television, print and online news
  stories.
• Since 2000, the amount of renewable energy
  capacity serving green power markets has
  increased more than tenfold.
• In 2005, about 2,400 MW of renewable energy
  capacity attributable to green power markets
• For more information, contact Jerry Kotas
  303-275-4850, or jerry.kotas_at_go.doe.gov