New York State Energy Research and Development

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New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
NYSERDA
Large Scale Renewable Projects, Low Income Population and CHP
Program Opportunity Notices 2586 and 2701
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NYSERDA
Programs and Services
Advanced Submetering Program
Agricultural Energy Efficiency Program
Assisted Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
Buildings Research and Development Program
ChargeNY
Clean Energy Certifications and Accreditation Program
Clean Energy Workforce Development
Clean Power Technology Innovation
Cleaner, Greener Communities
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Acceleration
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
Commercial Existing Facilities Program
Commercial New Construction Program
Commercial/Industrial HVAC Business Partners
Commercial/Industrial Lighting Business Partners
Commercial/Industrial Motor Systems Business Partners
Community Energy Resource
Demand Management Program
Economic Development Growth Extension (EDGE) Program
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
in the Commercial/Institutional Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
in the Multifamily Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization in
the Residential Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
Program
EmPower New York
Energy Codes Training and Support Initiative
Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program
Environmental Research Program
FlexTech
Fuel Cell Programs
Gas Station Back-Up Power Program
Home Energy Efficiency Programs
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Low-rise
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program - Data Centers
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program - Manufacturers
Low-Income Forum on Energy (LIFE)
Multifamily Performance Partners
Multifamily Performance Program: Existing Buildings
Multifamily Performance Program: New
Construction
New York State Compressed Natural Gas
Infrastructure Program (CNG for Delivery Trucks
and Refuse Haulers)
New York State Strategic Fuel Reserve
NY Green Bank
NY Prize
NY Truck Voucher Incentive Program
NY-Sun (Solar Electric)
On-Bill Recovery Financing Program
Portable Emergency Generator Program
Renewable Heat NY
Renewable Portfolio Standard Main Tier
Residential New Construction Program
REV Campus Challenge
Small Business and Not-for-Profit Financing
Small Commercial Energy Assessments
Small Wind Turbine Program
Smart Grid Program
Solar Thermal (Hot Water) Program
76 West Clean Energy Competition
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Project Name
County
Baron Winds
300 MW EverPower Wind Holdings
Steuben
Wind
Black Oak Wind Farm
11.9 MegaWatt (5000 homes) community-owned
wind farm
Tompkins
Wind
Endicott Community Microgrid
Broome
CHP, Solar,
Smart Grid
Bath Electric/Gas/Water Microgrid
Steuben
Waste to Energy
Village of Sherburne Microgrid
Chenango
City of Binghamton Microgrid
Broome
CHP, Solar,
Smart Grid
Elmira College/City of Elmira Microgrid
Chemung
CHP, Soalr
Lockheed Martin/Concord Blue Facility
Tioga
Bates Troy Combined Heat & Power System
Broome
Center Ithaca
Tompkins
City of Hornell Water Pollution Control Plant
Update
Hazlitt Winery Solar Farm
Steuben
Water aeration
Schuyler
2.5 MW PV
Watkins Glen/Montour Falls Joint Water Treatment Schuyler
Plant
Village of Newark Valley
Tioga
Project Name
Energy
Technologies
NYSERDA
Chemung County Landfill Anaerobic Digester
Chemung
Ithaca Waste Water Treatment Plant Net Zero
Tompkins
Plan
Smart Energy Research and Development Facility Broome
Binghamton University
Cornell Energy Institute
Solar
County
Tompkins
research with commercial applications in a dozen categories
Micatu
Steuben
Electrical Power worX (EPX)
Steuben
Town of Walton Municipal and Community Solar
Project
South Hill Business Park
Delaware
Waste to Energy
CHP w/natural
gas
250kW CHP
w/natural gas
Aerobic digestion
1.2 MW PV
NY Prize
Community Solar
Shared Renewables
Town of Walton Municipal Micro Hydro Project
Next Generation Transportation & Energy
Infrastructure for Agriculture & Tourism
Forge Cellars Net Zero Winery
Chemung County Airport
Energy
Technologies
Anaerobic
digestor, CHP
Anaerobic
digester, CHP
Energy efficiency,
solar PV, thermal,
battery storage,
fuel cell and
ulttracapacitor
technologies
Solar PV array,
CHP trigen,
geothermal, solar
thermal, others
Tranformer Stray
Voltage Detector
Supercapacitor,
battery storage
Solar PV
Tompkins 500 kW CHP
Trigen
Delaware Micro Hydro
Delaware EV and EV
charging stations
Schuyler Solar PV, thermal
Chemung CHP, Solar,
Battery Storage
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NYSERDA
Serving Low Income Populations
Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate
PON 2112 The NY-Sun Solar Electric
Incentive Program
PON 3082 The NY-Sun Commercial
Industrial Incentive Program
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power
Performance Program
PON 3010 Renewable Heat NY Biomass
Boiler Program
PON 3011 Community Solar NY
NY Prize
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NYSERDA
Serving Low Income Populations
Energy efficiency measures have
to increase by five times
Proposed 2016 LMI Program $75.5 million dollars allocated
www.eceee.org/all-news/news/news2015/2015-03-13
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NYSERDA
Serving Low Income Populations
Fast Trak:
Earlier project start and
completion
Before Permitting and
Final Planning
Local Government and
Municipal Reach Out:
Enable “can do” spirit
Maintain momentum
Minimize stall points.
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
 Provides incentives for the installation of
Pre-qualified CHP Systems
Conditionally qualified CHP Systemsa
 CHP Acceleration Program CHP System Catalog at :
 50kW to 1.3 MW size range
www.nyserda.ny.gov/Funding-Opportunities/CurrentFunding-Opportunities/PON-2568-CHPAccelerationProgram.aspx
 The installation site must pay the System
Benefits Charge (SBC)
 Run every day to save energy and save money
 Installation must be made by approved CHP
system vendors
 During grid outages to provide electric power to the
site’s priority loads
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
 Evaluated for reasonable component sizing
 Reputable components
 Demonstrated real-world performance through
long-term monitoring
 Vendors are point of contact for proper
installation and performance
 Warranty/service agreement for a minimum of 5
years for the pre-qualified and conditionally
qualified CHP systems
 Capable of grid-independent operation during grid
outages
 Installed to provide priority power (as determined
by the customer) during grid emergencies
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
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CHP system sizing guidelines for common building types based on combinations of site characteristics
High performance CHP system sizes
Require significantly less engineering analysis and will receive a streamlined review by NYSERDA
Guidelines can be found in NYSERDA’s CHP Acceleration Program CHP System Catalog
http://www.nyserda.ny.gov//media/Files/FO/Current%20Funding%20Opportunities/PON%202568/2568attc.pdf
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
Incentives based on size of the CHP system and the site location
Applications for incentives submitted by the vendor
All incentive payments will be made to the vendor
Maximum incentive per project is $1.5M
Minimum system size 50kW
Maximum system size is 1.3MW
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
To be approved for an incentive:
• An eligible CHP system connected to the building electric system behind an electric meter that is subject
to the SBC surcharge
• The CHP system can be used to support priority electric loads during grid outages
• Electric and thermal load profiles justify the size of the CHP system
• Annual fuel energy utilization expected to exceed 60%
• the proposed CHP system size falls within NYSERDA’s conservative CHP system sizing guidelines.
• Campus settings or large buildings may apply for support of multiple CHP system locations:
• Thermal loads are independent of each other and geographically dispersed
$1.5M incentive limit
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
Data centers and other situations with mission critical loads
• Requiring 100% redundancy
• An install 2 identical, independent, properly sized CHP system
• A reduced incentive (50%) for the second CHP system
• Capable of grid independent operation during grid outages
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NYSERDA
PON 2568 CHP Acceleration Program
Critical Infrastructure Incentive
Bonus of 10% for CHP systems that support critical
infrastructure
- systems and assets essential to the functioning of society
and the economy
Hospitals and nursing homes
Public safety facilities (police, fire, emergency medical services,
emergency management)
Communications facilities (broadcasting, telecommunications)
Utilities (water, wastewater treatment)
Official facility of refuge
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NYSERDA
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
 Aggregate nameplate greater than 1.3 megawatts
(MW)
 Provide summer on-peak demand reduction
 Incentives are performance-based:
Summer-peak demand reduction
Energy generation
Fuel conversion efficiency
On an annual basis over a two-year measurement and
verification period
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NYSERDA
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
Funds installations of CHP Systems using energy, demand, efficiency, and environmental
performance-based payments
Focus
is on clean, efficient, cost effective gas-fired systems that maximize ratepayer benefit and
system operation during summer peak demand periods
60% annualized fuel conversion efficiency
The CHP Performance Program assists end users in developing solutions to the interaction
of variables and uses a performance-based approach to support reliable and persistent
energy, economic and environmental performance
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NYSERDA
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
Applicants can include third parties such as:
Energy Service Companies (ESCOs),
Facility owners,
Management companies,
And/or tenants with the authority to make improvements
See the Attachment A, CHP Performance Program Systems
Manual, for CHP Performance Program definitions
Applicant and/or host site must contribute to the Systems
Benefits Charge (SBC)
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NYSERDA
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
The CHP System must consist of gas-fired reciprocating
engine(s) or turbine-based technologies
The ability to operate during a grid outage
Must be located above the expected flood level.
The total incentive cannot exceed 50% of the project
cost
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NYSERDA
PON 2701 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
Incentive
A 30 % bonus incentive above the base incentive, up to $600,000:
• 10% to those projects serving Critical Infrastructure, including Facilities of Refuge
• 10% to those projects that are within a Targeted Zone as established by a utility as being a load service area of
particular interest
• 10% to those projects that demonstrate superior performance as determined by the measured fuel conversion
efficiency (FCE)
Potential maximum incentives are capped at the lesser of $2,600,000 per CHP Project or 50% of
Total Project Cost
Up to $36,000,000 in funds are available through this PON and will be paid out on a first-come, first served basis
or until funds are exhausted. If additional funds become available, NYSERDA reserves the right to increase the
total available funding under this PON
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NYSERDA
Serving Low Income Populations
The Percentage Of Those
Families Who Live in Poverty
With
Female Heads of Household
and Children Present :
Broome 46.0
Chemung 49.6
Delaware 49.6
Schuyler 46.5
Steuben 43.0
Tioga
29.9
Tompkins 42.0
Southern Tier Average
43.8 %
New York State Average
39.2 %
http://nyscommunityaction.org/
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NYSERDA
Serving Low Income Populations
Advance innovative energy solutions
in ways that improve New York's
economy and environment.
Serve as a catalyst – advancing
energy innovation, technology,
and investment; transforming
New York's economy; and
empowering people to choose
clean and efficient energy as
part of their everyday lives.
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NYSERDA
Programs and Services
Advanced Submetering Program
Agricultural Energy Efficiency Program
Assisted Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
Buildings Research and Development Program
ChargeNY
Clean Energy Certifications and Accreditation Program
Clean Energy Workforce Development
Clean Power Technology Innovation
Cleaner, Greener Communities
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Acceleration
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Performance Program
Commercial Existing Facilities Program
Commercial New Construction Program
Commercial/Industrial HVAC Business Partners
Commercial/Industrial Lighting Business Partners
Commercial/Industrial Motor Systems Business Partners
Community Energy Resource
Demand Management Program
Economic Development Growth Extension (EDGE) Program
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
in the Commercial/Institutional Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
in the Multifamily Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization in
the Residential Sector
Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization
Program
EmPower New York
Energy Codes Training and Support Initiative
Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program
Environmental Research Program
FlexTech
Fuel Cell Programs
Gas Station Back-Up Power Program
Home Energy Efficiency Programs
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Low-rise
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program - Data Centers
Industrial and Process Efficiency Program - Manufacturers
Low-Income Forum on Energy (LIFE)
Multifamily Performance Partners
Multifamily Performance Program: Existing Buildings
Mike Straight
Multifamily Performance Program: New
Construction
New York State Compressed Natural Gas
Infrastructure Program (CNG for Delivery Trucks
and Refuse Haulers)
New York State Strategic Fuel Reserve
NY Green Bank
NY Prize
NY Truck Voucher Incentive Program
NY-Sun (Solar Electric)
On-Bill Recovery Financing Program
Portable Emergency Generator Program
Renewable Heat NY
Renewable Portfolio Standard Main Tier
Residential New Construction Program
REV Campus Challenge
Small Business and Not-for-Profit Financing
Small Commercial Energy Assessments
Small Wind Turbine Program
Smart Grid Program
Solar Thermal (Hot Water) Program
76 West Clean Energy Competition
Regional Outreach Contractor
NYSERDA Southern Tier Economic Development and Growth Extension
STREDC/NYSERDA
2-8 Denison Parkway, East Corning, NY
Phone 607-962-3021 Cell: 607-207-7689
Email: mstraight@redec.us