Green Funding Opportunities [FLERA]

7/31/2019 Green Funding Opportunities [FLERA]

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New Gr een Fu n d in gOp p o r t u n i t i es t h r o u g h

En er g y Ef f i cien cy &Con ser v a t ion Block Gr an t(EECBG) & other programs

NewNew GreenGreen Fund ingFund ingOp p o r t u n i t i es t h r o u g hOp p o r t u n i t i es t h r o u g h

En er g y Ef f i cien cy &En er g y Ef f i cien cy &Con ser v a t ion Block Gr an tCon ser v a t ion Block Gr an t(EECBG) & other programs(EECBG) & other programs

May 29 , 20 09

Flo r ida Loca l Env i r on m ent a l Resou r ce Agenc ies


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Florida Local EnvironmentalResources Agencies

Ou r Miss ionFLERA aims to strengthen the role of these localenvironmental programs and to encourage theformation of new programs. FLERA provides for

enhanced communication of informationregarding local environmental protection effortsand promotes delegation of state and federal

operations to local programs.


Ou r Miss ionFLERA aims to strengthen the role of these localenvironmental programs and to encourage theformation of new programs. FLERA provides for

enhanced communication of informationregarding local environmental protection effortsand promotes delegation of state and federal

operations to local programs.


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Pr esen t at i on Ou t l in ePr esen t at i on Ou t l in ePr esen t at i on Ou t l in e

Gr an t o p p o r t u n i t i es

En er gy Po l i cy Act Tax Benef i t s

Flo r ida Gr een Loca l Gov er n m ent

Discuss ion

Gr an t o p p o r t u n i t i es

En er gy Po l i cy Act Tax Benef i t s

Flo r ida Gr een Loca l Gov er n m ent

Discuss ion


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Gr an t Oppo r t u n i t i esGr an t Oppo r t u n i t i esGr an t Oppo r t u n i t i es

Weathe r i za t i on W o r k f or ce- g r een j ob s Sm ar t Gr id En er gy St ar App l iance Rebat es EECBG Gr een Gover n m ent Ru le

Rur a l Ener gy fo r Am er i ca

Clean Ci t ies Var iou s EPA gr an t s and r esou r ces

Weathe r i za t i on W o r k f or ce- g r een j o bs Sm ar t Gr id En er gy St ar App l iance Rebat es EECBG Gr een Gover n m ent Ru le

Rur a l Ener gy fo r Am er i ca

Clean Ci t ies Var iou s EPA gr an t s and r esou r ces


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W eat he r i zat ion ( W AP)W eat h er izat ion ( W AP)W eat h er izat ion ( W AP)

Weatherization Assistance Program $5B

Per dwelling unit limit raised to$6,500

Training/Tech Assist 10 to 20% Income level raised from 150 to 200%

of poverty level

Matching funding waived

Weatherization Assistance Program $5B

Per dwelling unit limit raised to$6,500

Training/Tech Assist 10 to 20% Income level raised from 150 to 200%

of poverty level

Matching funding waived

$1 75 M t o Flo r i da


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W o r k f o r c eW o r k f o r c eW o r k f o r c eAre you looking for summer help?

$3 million in stimulus funds

WORKFORCE CENTRAL FLORIDA -

the Summer Job Connection

program will pay the wages of

1,200 young adults ages 16 - 24 towork with local employers.

H ot l i n e : 4 0 7 - 5 3 1 - 1 2 8 6

w w w .W o r k f o r ceCen t r a lFl or i d a.co m / Su m m er W o r k


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Sm ar t Gr idSm ar t Gr idSm ar t Gr id

DOE -$4.5 billion

Competitive grants.

No detailed guidance issued, RFP postedfor Smart Grid Clearinghouse.

Uses of these funds could go towards: advanced utility metering,

demand-response technologies,

advanced transmission, distribution, andcontrol technologies,

planning and analysis efforts,

and other purposes.

DOE -$4.5 billion

Competitive grants. No detailed guidance issued, RFP postedfor Smart Grid Clearinghouse.

Uses of these funds could go towards: advanced utility metering,

demand-response technologies,

advanced transmission, distribution, andcontrol technologies,

planning and analysis efforts,

and other purposes.


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En er g y St a r Rebat esEn er g y St a r Rebat esEn er g y St a r Rebat es

$300 million

States to receive funds on a formula basis

Provide rebates or other incentives forENERGY STAR-certified residentialproducts.

$300 million

States to receive funds on a formula basis

Provide rebates or other incentives forENERGY STAR-certified residentialproducts.

Fl o r i d a - $ 1 8 M, 2 0 % r eb at es i n f a l l


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EECBGEECBGEECBG

Purpose Reduce fossil fuel emissions; Reduce the total energy use of

the eligible entities; Improve energy efficiency in thetransportation, building, andother appropriate sectors; &

Create and retain jobs.

Purpose Reduce fossil fuel emissions; Reduce the total energy use of

the eligible entities; Improve energy efficiency in the

transportation, building, andother appropriate sectors; &

Create and retain jobs.


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EECBG ov er a l l f u n d in gEECBGEECBG ove ra l l f u n d ingove ra l l f u n d ing

$ 3 .2 B t o t a l

$ 2 .7 B v i a f o r m u l a $1 .9 B t o ci t i es & coun t i es

$ 7 7 0 M t o st a t es & t er r i t o r i es

$ 5 4 M t o t r i b al g o v er n m en t s

$ 4 5 0 M v ia co m p et i t i v e g r a n t s

$ 3 .2 B t o t a l

$ 2 .7 B v i a f o r m u l a $1 .9 B t o ci t i es & coun t i es

$ 7 7 0 M t o st a t es & t e r r i t o r i es

$ 5 4 M t o t r i b a l g o v er n m en t s

$ 4 5 0 M v i a co m p et i t i v e g r a n t s


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EECBG Flo r ida f u n d in gEECBGEECBG Flo r i da fu n d in gFlo r i da fu n d in g

FL EECBG: $1 68 .6 M

Cities/Counties must file its spending plan to the FederalGovernment by June 25th

$73.6 M to 17 Counties with population > 200,000 $64.5 M to 69 cities with population >35,000

$37,000 to Tribal Governments: Miccosukee + Seminole $30.4 M to the State Energy Office $18 M (60%) of this money must go to cities and counties that did

not receive direct funding from the Federal Government

$12 M is discretionary spending consistent with Federal Guidelineswhich target these dollars to reduce fossil fuel consumption

FL EECBG: $1 68 .6 M

Cities/Counties must file its spending plan to the FederalGovernment by June 25th

$73.6 M to 17 Counties with population > 200,000 $64.5 M to 69 cities with population >35,000

$37,000 to Tribal Governments: Miccosukee + Seminole $30.4 M to the State Energy Office $18 M (60%) of this money must go to cities and counties that did

not receive direct funding from the Federal Government

$12 M is discretionary spending consistent with Federal Guidelineswhich target these dollars to reduce fossil fuel consumption


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$73.6 M to 17 Counties$73.6 M to 17 Counties

$ 2,411,200VolusiaCounty$ 2,925,100

Seminole

County

$ 2,524,800SarasotaCounty

$ 4,448,600PolkCounty

$ 3,791,300PinellasCounty$ 4,216,900

Pasco

County

$ 6,587,600PalmBeachCounty

$ 7,522,900OrangeCounty

$ 12,523,700MiamiDadeCounty $

$ 2,452,400

MarionCounty

$ 2,404,200ManateeCounty

$ 3,046,600LeeCounty

$ 2,807,500LakeCounty

$ 7,665,200

HillsboroughCounty

$ 2,361,900EscambiaCounty

$ 3,036,000CollierCounty

$ 2,939,700BrevardCounty


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EECBGEECBGEECBG

State Energy Program: $126 M State must file with the Federal Government This money is designed to reduce reliance on

foreign fuels by enhancing renewable energygeneration throughout the state and by increasing

energy efficiency

Federal Government: $400 M

Competitive solicitation All states apply

No guidance as to date, and no date forapplications to file

State Energy Program: $126 M State must file with the Federal Government This money is designed to reduce reliance on

foreign fuels by enhancing renewable energygeneration throughout the state and by increasing

energy efficiency

Federal Government: $400 M

Competitive solicitation All states apply No guidance as to date, and no date forapplications to file


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EECBGEECBGEECBG

Energy Efficiency

New jobs & retained jobs

Accelerated deployment

Improved air quality & health indicators

Coordination across jurisdictions

Increased energy security

Leveraging of resources

Transform markets

Energy Efficiency

New jobs & retained jobs

Accelerated deployment

Improved air quality & health indicators

Coordination across jurisdictions

Increased energy security

Leveraging of resources

Transform markets

I m p or t an t Ou t com es


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EECBG El ig ib le Act i v i t iesEECBG El i g ib le Act i v i t ies


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Pr o j ect Ex am p lesPr o j ect Ex am p lesPr o j ect Ex am p les

Co m m u n i t y Pr o j ect s

Tr anspo r t a t i on Pro j ect s

En erg y Ef f i ciency in Cou n t y Bu i ld in gs

Capt u r e o f Met han e

Adm in i st r a t i ve Cost s

Co m m u n i t y Pr o j ect s

Transpo r t a t i on Pr o j ect s

En erg y Ef f i ciency in Cou n t y Bu i ld in gs

Capt u r e o f Met han e

Adm in i st r a t i ve Cost s


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Co m m u n i t y Pr o j ect sCo m m u n i t y Pr o j ect sCo m m u n i t y Pr o j ect s

Lau n ch i n g Co m m u n i t y - w i d eCl im at e Ch ang e Pr og r am

More Ef f i c i en t Ligh t i ng a tCou n t y Bal l f i e lds

Co m m u n i t y I n cen t i v e Pr o g r a m s

W ast e Reduct i on Plan ClassI I I & C& D

Phot ovo l t a i c a t Cooper a t i veEx tens ion

Science Cen t e r - ene rgy

ef f icien t A/ C

Lau n ch i n g Co m m u n i t y - w i d eCl im at e Ch ang e Pr ogr am

More Ef f i ci en t Ligh t i ng a tCou n t y Ba ll f i e lds

Co m m u n i t y I n cen t i v e Pr o g r a m s

W ast e Reduct i on Plan ClassI I I & C& D

Pho t ovo l t a i c a t Cooper a t i veEx tens ion

Science Cen t e r - ene rgy

ef f ici en t A/ C

$ 2 , 5 2 2 , 9 0 0


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Tr an spo r t a t i on Pr o j ect sTr an spo r t a t i on Pr o j ect sTr an spo r t a t i on Pr o j ect s

Upgr ade r em a ind er o ft r a f f i c sign a ls t o LED

1 0 0% g r een t r a f f i c l ig h t s

LED sav es

ene rg y and l abo rcos ts

Upgr ade rem a inde r o ft r a f f i c sign a ls t o LED

1 00 % g r een t r a f f i c l ig h t s

LED sav es

ene rg y and l abo rcos ts

$ 1 M


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En er g y Ef f i ciency Pr o j ect sEn er g y Ef f i ciency Pr o j ect sEn er g y Ef f i ciency Pr o j ect s

En er gy Ef f i ciency & LED l igh t in gr et r o f i t s i n Coun t y Bu i l d i ngs

So f t w ar e m o n i t o r in g

En er gy Ef f i c ien cy & LED l igh t in gr et r o f i t s i n Coun t y Bu i l d i ngs

So f t w ar e m o n i t o r in g

$ 3 M


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Met h ane Cap t u r e Pr o j ectMet h ane Cap t u r e Pr o j ectMet h ane Cap t u r e Pr o j ect

Biog as Pr o j ect

W W Pl an t

Capture methane gas for energy

Install grease receiving station

Cogeneration system - electricity on-site

Cost savings to pay for project

Biog as Pr o j ect

W W Pl an t

Capture methane gas for energy

Install grease receiving station

Cogeneration system - electricity on-site

Cost savings to pay for project

$ .5M


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Pr o j ect Ex am p lePr o j ect Ex am p lePr o j ect Ex am p le

Max a l l ow ab le ~ $ 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 o v er 3yea rs

Make sure we have resources in place tomeet timetables

Max a l lo w ab le ~ $ 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 o v er 3yea rs

Make sure we have resources in place tomeet timetables

Adm in i st r a t i v e Cost s


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St ra tegyS t ra tegyS t ra tegy

Two Options:

1. Request $250,000 to develop EECS

2. Submit EECS and if approved, obtain50% of allocation.

Due by June 25, 2009

Two Options:

1. Request $250,000 to develop EECS2. Submit EECS and if approved, obtain

50% of allocation.

Due by June 25, 2009

Sub m i t t a l r equ i r es an Ene r gy

Ef f i ciency and Con ser v a t ionSt r at eg y ( EECS)


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Gr een Gover n m en t Gr an t sGr een Gov er n m en t Gr an t sGr een Gov er n m en t Gr an t s

Pend ing r u l e

Ci t ies, Cou n t ies & Sch oo l d is t r i ct s

El ig ib le p r o j ect s m u st be i nco n j u n ct i on w i t h a g r een i n ggov er n m en t i n i t i at i ve ( FGBC,USGBC, GBI , EPA, DOE o r I CLEI )

Pend ing r u l e

Ci t ies, Cou n t ies & Sch oo l d is t r i ct s

El ig ib le p r o j ect s m u st be i nco n j u n ct i on w i t h a g r een i n ggov e rn m en t i n i t i at i ve ( FGBC,USGBC, GBI , EPA, DOE o r I CLEI )


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Ru r a l En er gy fo r Am er i caRu r a l En er gy fo r Am er i caGran t s & Loans & com bos

Due Ju l y 31 , 20 09 $ 1 ,5 0 0 - $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 g r an t s Ann ua l m ax $ 75 0 ,00 0 ( RE & EE) Lo an s $ 5 .0 0 0 - $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

Gr ant fo r En erg y aud i t s an d RE ass is tan ce Due Jun e 9 , 200 9

Max i m u m g r an t aw ar d i s $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 $2 ,20 0 ,000 ava i l ab le na t i on a l l y

Gran t s & Loans & com bos

Due Ju l y 31 , 20 09 $ 1 ,5 0 0 - $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 g r an t s Ann ua l m ax $ 75 0 ,00 0 ( RE & EE) Lo an s $ 5 .0 0 0 - $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

Gr ant fo r En erg y aud i t s and RE ass ist ance Due Jun e 9 , 20 09

Max i m u m g r an t aw ar d i s $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 $2 ,20 0 ,000 ava i l ab le na t i ona l ly


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El ig ib le Ar easEl ig ib le Ar eas

h t t p : / / e l i g ib i l i t y .sc.e g ov .u sd a .g o v / e l i g ib i l i t y / w e lco m e Act i o n .d o


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Clean Ci t ies Gr an t sClean Ci t ies Gr an t sClean Ci t ies Gr an t s

Green job training expected 6/30 Petroleum Reduction Technologies

4 areas of interest

Next available September 30, 2009

Green job training expected 6/30 Petroleum Reduction Technologies

4 areas of interest

Next available September 30, 2009


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Var i ous Gr an t s- Resou r cesVar iou s Gr an t sVar iou s Gr an t s -- ResourcesResources

EPA Source Reduction EPA Wetlands EPA Brownfields Water quality 319 state

Resources:www.grants.govwww.eecbg.energy.govwww.flera.org

EPA Source Reduction EPA Wetlands EPA Brownfields Water quality 319 state

Resources:www.grants.govwww.eecbg.energy.govwww.flera.org


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www.flera.org

2009 FLERA Annual Conference

on July 29-31, 2009 in Sarasota


www.flera.org

2009 FLERA Annual Conference

on July 29-31, 2009 in Sarasota

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