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1、CLEAN ENERGY DEMONSTRATIONSTHE OFFICE OFNative CDFI Network Policy SummitEnergy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas(ERA)ProgramOffice of Clean Energy DemonstrationsU.S.Department of EnergyDecember 12,2024DisclaimerOnly publicly available information provided in the OCED Notice of Funding Opportuni

2、ty is discussed in this session.Attending the session is completely voluntary and will not impact an applicants selection.This session is not a rule or regulation.If there are any inconsistencies between the Notice of Funding Opportunity and the statements in this webinar,the Notice of Funding Oppor

3、tunity is the controlling document.Todays Session Will CoverERA Program OverviewNotice of Funding OpportunityNext Steps and Resources4OCED MandateEnergy Improvements in Rural or Remote AreasNotice of Funding Opportunity($400 million)August 22,2024:Notice of Intent October 3,2024:Notice of Funding Op

4、portunityCurrent ERA projects:August 2024:OCED began awarding projects under two separate funding opportunities*Rural or remote areas are defined as cities,towns,or unincorporated areas with 10,000 or fewer peopleThe Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act,commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infra

5、structure Law(BIL)authorizes DOE to invest$1 billion in the Energy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas Program,managed by OCED.6Current ERA Projects*$444Mto be distributed among23States and Territories40+Tribal Nations36community-driven energy projects across11types of clean energy*Does not includ

6、e an additional$15M distributed to ERA Prize recipients.7Scope of ERA ProgramCooperative AgreementsFixed Award GrantsEnergizing Rural Communities PrizesPhase 1 Selections announced Jul 2023Selections announced Feb 2024Selections announced Apr 2024$15 million in federal funding$100K for Phase 1 and a

7、n additional$200K for Phase 2 selectees.67 projects selected for Phase 133 projects selected for Phase 231 states,1 territory,and 19 tribal nationsNo cost shareNo cost share12 states and 13 tribal nations19 projects selected$78 million in federal funding20-50%federal cost share20 states and 30 triba

8、l nations17 projects selected$366 million in federal fundingPhase 2 Selections announced Sept 2024Energizing Rural Hopi and Navajo with Solar Powered Battery-Based SystemsKey Facts Electrify up to 300 tribal homes by installing 2.5 kW off-grid solar photovoltaic(solar PV)and battery energy storage s

9、ystems on the reservations of the Navajo Nation and Hopi Tribe.Reduce greenhouse gas emissions from kerosene and propane lanterns and gasoline generatorsCommunity Benefits Providing ongoing education for participating households on solar electric energy systems and best practices to ensure longevity

10、 of solar PV and battery energy storage systems.Engaging with tribal,chapter,or health officials to identify potential beneficiaries.Providing technical training opportunities for tribal members to grow the local solar workforce and sustain jobs that offer benefits like on-the-job professional devel

11、opment.Project OverviewLeadApplicant:Native RenewablesLocation:Hopi and Navajo NationsFederal Cost Share:Up to$8 millionTechnology:Solar PV and Battery Storage8Mashkiiziibii MinigridKey Facts Hybrid minigrid(solar PV and battery storage)to power the reservations Odanah,Aspen Acres,Franks Field,and B

12、irch Hill communities.Project aims to help the Bad River Band reach its goal of net zero carbon emissions with 100%renewable electricity generation by 2027.Community Benefits Organizing Community Discovery Workshops,public meetings,presentations,and surveys to understand the communitys priorities,su

13、pport two-way learning,and inform project decisions.Partnering with the University of Wisconsins Clean Energy Community Initiative to distribute a clean energy focused curriculum and skills training to higher and professional education institutions serving tribes and communities in northern Wisconsi

14、n.Creating quality jobs that offer competitive salary packages and hourly wages,comprehensive benefits,and support for professional development,and offering opportunities for current employees to reskill or upskill for project-related opportunities.Project OverviewLeadApplicant:Bad River Band of Lak

15、e Superior Tribe of Chippewa IndiansLocation:Bad River Reservation,WIFederal Cost Share:Up to$14.1 millionTechnology:Solar PV,Battery Storage,and Mini-Grid9Yakama Tribal Solar Canal&Hydro ProjectKey Facts Install solar photovoltaic(solar PV)and micro-hydropower on an irrigation system converted from

16、 open canals,demonstrating responsible siting of renewable energy generation using land that does not risk disturbing cultural and ecological resources.Intends to lower energy costs for members of the Yakama NationCommunity Benefits Creating 10 construction jobs and three apprenticeships.Implementin

17、g a tracking system to monitor project benefits and ensure both project funds and community benefits remain within the reservation.Engaging with local schools,farmers,businesses,and non-Native utility customers to provide project updates and workforce development opportunities.Project OverviewLead A

18、pplicant:The Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama NationLocation:Yakama Indian Reservation,WAFederal Cost Share:Up to$32 millionTechnology:Solar PV and Hydropower Irrigation System10ERA Notice of Funding Opportunity12ERA Notice of Funding Opportunity SummaryTotal DOE Funding:Approximately$400

19、 millionNumber of Anticipated Projects:20-50 projectsProject Funding:$2M$50M federal awards(5%to 50%non-federal cost share)Eligible Activities:(projects must support at least one)Improving overall cost-effectiveness of energy generation,transmission,or distribution systemsSiting or upgrading transmi

20、ssion and distribution linesReducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy generation in rural or remote areasProviding or modernizing electric generation facilitiesDeveloping microgridsIncreasing energy efficiencyEligible Applicants:Indian TribesState and local government entities Nonprofit organiza

21、tionsFor-profit organizationsTribal organizationsRural electric cooperatives Farming associations and cooperatives Labor unionsInstitutions of higher education Incorporated consortiaUnincorporated consortia13Addressing Barriers to AdoptionOCED seeks projects that demonstrate how to address at least

22、one of the following items:Community perception:Working with community members to choose appropriate technologies,locations,and ownership structures can help create positive perceptions of and relationships with projects.Permitting&siting:Some rural and remote communities are not able to build more

23、renewable energy projects or will soon face limits to new projects,due to challenges with interconnecting to the local electrical grid.Additionally,some rural and remote residents are wary of projects and technologies that may conflict with other uses of land or water,including agriculture.Downstrea

24、m value chain:Ensuring that a clean energy project provides direct benefits to the people who pay the financial,environmental,and social costs of that project can help make the project more successful.14Community&Labor EngagementDiversity,Equity,Inclusion,&AccessibilityInvesting in the American Work

25、forcePrioritizing Community Benefits in OCED ProjectsJustice40 InitiativeOCED requires applicants to include a Community Benefits Plan to help ensure broadly shared prosperity in the clean energy transition.By prioritizing community benefits,we can ensure the next chapter in Americas energy story is

26、 marked by greater justice,equity,security,and resilience.15Topic AreaAward Size per ProjectTotal Expected Award Amount for Topic AreaCost Share from ApplicantCost Share from Applicant:Eligible for Lower Amount*1.Open category$10M$50M$150M50%20%2.Dual use and co-location$10M$50M$175M50%20%3.Smaller-

27、scale community-centered$2M$10M$50M20%5%4.Isolated microgrids&unelectrified buildings$2M$10M$25M20%5%*Indian Tribes,state and local governments,institutions of higher education,and nonprofit primary applicants are eligible for the lower cost share amount.ERA Notice of Funding Opportunity Topic Areas

28、16Projects Not of InterestLarge transmission projects(i.e.,projects 69kV,or proposals of lines 30 miles)Single-campus projects that serve only the regular operation of that facility(e.g.,solar on individual hospitals or schools)For Topic Areas 3 and 4,applicants may propose single-campus projects th

29、at include backup power from emission-free sources for critical community-serving buildings.Electric vehicles(EVs)Projects solely focused on EV chargingEV charging infrastructure may be a component of a broader,otherwise eligible project.Projects including only weatherizationNext Steps&Resources18ER

30、A Technical Assistance for Potential Applicants to this Funding Opportunity18National Renewable Energy Laboratory(NREL)Technical Assistance(TA)Technical assistance became available in October for concept papers and application developmentIncludes up to 12 hours of no-cost telephone conversations wit

31、h each potential applicantExample TA Topics include:Describing the technology and/or systems to be developed,construction activities,and infrastructure developmentDescribing a preliminary development plan and timelineDetailing the qualifications,experience,and capabilities of the proposed project te

32、amDeveloping a Community Benefits PlanApplicants are responsible for completing and submitting their own applications.For more information,please visit https:/www.nrel.gov/state-local-tribal/era-technical-assistance.html or email ERAnrel.gov 19Additional Technical Assistance for Potential Applicants

33、19Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Centers(EJ TCTACs)Federal Energy Funding For Rural or Remote Areas:A Guide For CommunitiesPartnership between EPA and DOE16 technical assistance centers to help remove barriers and improve accessibility for communities to reliable and

34、 safe clean energyEJ TCTACs provide:Direct technical assistanceTrainingCapacity building supportGuidance on community engagement and meeting facilitationTranslation and interpretation servicesEnvironmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Centers ProgramA guide for communities plann

35、ing or building local clean energy projectsPublicly available resource that highlights:Technical Assistance ProgramsRenewables Energy and Efficiency ProgramsTransmission and Distribution Programs Funding Programs that Target Specific CommunitiesOCEDs Federal Energy Funding for Rural and Remote Areas

36、:A Guide for Communities|Department of EnergyApplication Process Timeline20October 3,2024February 27,2025Spring 2025August 28,2025Spring 2026Anticipated Selection AnnouncementApplications Submission DeadlineConcept Paper Encourage/DiscourageNotificationsConcept Paper Submission DeadlineNOFO Release

37、Stay Connected For questions regarding this ERA funding opportunity:email ERA2024hq.doe.gov OCED Website&Newsletter Sign-up energy.gov/ocedScroll to bottom to sign up here:OCED Exchange(RFIs,NOIs,and FOAs)oced-exchange.energy.gov Follow us on LinkedI you!For more information,please visit:energy.gov/OCED