# Presentation: 335854

## EERE Project Management Center

- Program Support and Assignments
- Update on Program Activities

## Office of Intergovernmental Programs and Outreach (IPO)

- 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.

*Doing Business w/PMC*

## Intergovernmental Team / GO & NETL

_**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).

*Doing Business w/PMC*

## Intergovernmental Team

**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**

*Doing Business w/PMC*

## Building Technologies

**Building Technologies**

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

*Doing Business w/PMC*

**Responsibilities:**
- Manage all EERE Buildings research and market transformation project implementation activities.
- Buildings R&D
- Buildings Market Transformation
- ENERGY STAR
- Building America
- Rebuild America
- Building Energy Codes
- Zero Energy Homes

## 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**

## 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

## FreedomCAR & Vehicle Technologies Team

**FreedomCAR & Vehicle Technologies Team**

**Responsibilities:**
- Manage all EERE FreedomCAR and Vehicle Technology research and market transformation project implementation activities
- FreedomCAR R&D
- 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**

*Doing Business w/PMC*

## Clean Cities Project Alignments

**Clean Cities Project Alignments**

## 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

- 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

**FCVT Clean Cities Priorities for 2007**

## 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

-   $26.3 million ($8.6 million DOE)
-   200+ locations in 28 states
-   32 Clean Cities Coalitions

**Clean Cities – Increased Use and Availability of Alternative Fuels**

## Outreach Team/Deployment

**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.

*Doing Business w/PMC*

**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**

## 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**_[ ](http://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

## 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

## Wind Powering America

## Solar America Initiative

- Solar America Mission:
- Achieve cost-competitiveness and broad commercialization of solar electric technologies by 2015 across all market sectors.

- 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-R&D 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)

- FY 2007 Funding Opportunities:

## 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

## Biomass Program

- 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.

## 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

- 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

## 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@ee.doe.gov

## 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.

## Technical Assistance Project (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@go.doe.gov
-  Copy James Ferguson (DOE NETL) at james.ferguson@netl.doe.gov

## EERE/Air Quality Integration

**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)

- Market Transformation Opportunities

## 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@go.doe.gov