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American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Workshop

American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Workshop. Roya Stanley April 27, 2009. There is no status quo in energy. OEI Recovery Efforts. $40,546,000 for the State Energy Program $9,593,500 for the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grants Program Energy Efficient Appliance Rebates Program

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American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Workshop

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  1. American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Workshop Roya Stanley April 27, 2009

  2. There is no status quo in energy.

  3. OEI Recovery Efforts • $40,546,000 for the State Energy Program • $9,593,500 for the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grants Program • Energy Efficient Appliance Rebates Program • More than $19.4 billion in competitive energy funding can be sought

  4. State Energy Program Goal

  5. State Energy Program • Funding will be used to ramp up the BE Smart Iowa Program • Former DNR Energy Bank Program • Provides financing and technical assistance for building energy management • $19 million for buy-down of public sector projects

  6. State Energy Program • $2 million for technology demonstration • Examples: • Rooftop solar systems • Solar thermal water heating • Small wind systems for off-grid locations

  7. State Energy Program • $6 million in a revolving loan fund for non-profit entities

  8. State Energy Program • $10 million in a revolving loan fund for agricultural, commercial, and industrial facilities

  9. State Energy Program • $1 million for training • Collaboration with other state agencies receiving training funding

  10. State Energy Program • All projects must use commercialized technology • Criteria will include: • Jobs created • Funds leveraged • Energy saved • How quickly a project can be started • OEI has submitted our initial application and is awaiting DOE’s approval

  11. Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grants • Larger cities and counties will be funded directly through DOE • Smaller cities and counties will be able to apply through OEI • Funds may be used for audits, incentive programs, retrofitting, energy efficient traffic signals and street lighting, among others • OEI will submit our program application to DOE by May 26, 2009

  12. Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grants • Example: Smart Traffic Systems • Provides “real-time feedback” to prevent drivers from sitting in traffic • Reduced fuel consumption • Reduced emissions

  13. Energy Efficient Appliance Rebates • Guidance from DOE is yet to be released • Will likely focus on Energy Star products • Will require a 50% state match • OEI will work with all of Iowa’s utility organizations for the program’s best implementation once guidance is released

  14. Competitive Opportunities • There is more than $19.4 billion in competitive energy opportunities • Guidance has been released for just under $2.5 billion of the programs • Both the public and private sectors will be able to compete for these opportunities • Opportunities include smart grid, transmission, and innovative technology, among others

  15. OEI Recovery Website • www.energy.iowa.gov/ARRA09/ • Provides summaries for OEI’s Recovery programs and all of the competitive energy opportunities • Provides a sign-up form for OEI’s Recovery mailing list • Recovery mailing list provides all federal guidance as soon as it is received

  16. Thank you For more information: Office of Energy Independence 515-281-0187 http://www.energy.iowa.gov

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