From:
Thomas, Susan [SMTP:smt@mme.state.va.us]
To:
Allan Baer
Cc:

Subject:
FW: Solicitations (Issue 55)
Sent:
4/13/99 5:44 AM
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Alan,
FYI - Did you see this yet - #2 FundingOpp for PV in Schools?
Susie Thomas
____________________________________________________
Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy
202 North 9th Street, 8th Floor
Richmond, Virginia 23219
tel# (804) 692-3226
fax# (804) 692-3238

>-----Original Message-----
>From: LAURIE.BROWN@hq.doe.gov [SMTP:LAURIE.BROWN@hq.doe.gov]
>Sent: Monday, April 12, 1999 2:51 PM
>To: funding@listserv.energy.wsu.edu
>Subject: Solicitations (Issue 55)
>
> The Seattle Regional Support Office of the U.S. Department of Energy
> has compiled the following funding opportunity newsletter. We'd like
> to thank Washington State University Energy Programs for distributing
> these newsletters through their listserv system.
>
> Please consider and also pass this info on to those contacts in your
> state, region, or elsewhere who you think may be interested.
> Partnering opportunities may exist.
>
> Full text of many of these announcements can be accessed at the
> following internet sites:
>
> Federal Register announcements:
> http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/index.html
>
> Commerce Business Daily (CBD) announcements can be queried (under
> "simple search") on CBDNet: http://cbdnet.access.gpo.gov/
>
> 1) Energy Efficient Industrialized Housing
> The U.S. Department of Energy anticipates the release of Supplemental
> Announcement #11, titled "Energy Efficient Industrialized Housing
> (EEIH)," under the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Broad
> Based Solicitation Involving Research, Development and Demonstration.
> Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: 1. R&D and
> training, 2. Promotion of EEIH within affordable housing programs
> such as Habitat for Humanity, 3. Incorporation of EEIH into
> innovative building programs such as "Rebuild America," and "ENERGY
> STAR." DOE anticipates 1 - 2 awards, FY99 funding NTE $800K. 20%
> cost share required. This announcement expected to open on or about
> 4/15/99. For more info, contact John R.Golovach at
> john_golovach@nrel.gov. Once open, the solicitation will be
> accessible at: http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html.
> Refer to Sol# DE-PS36-99GO10383. (CBD 4/8/99)
>
> 2) PV and Schools
> The U.S. Department of Energy has released Supplemental Announcement
> #12, titled "Photovoltaics for Schools" under the Energy Efficiency
> and Renewable Energy's Broad Based Solicitation Involving Research,
> Development and Demonstration. DOE seeks proposals to develop and
> demonstrate a model for integrating photovoltaics (PV) into middle
> school and high school buildings and education programs. The PV
> installations are intended to produce electricity for the reduction of
> utility costs and serve as teaching aids for the introduction of
> renewable energy into each school's science program. Applicants are
> encouraged, but not required, to form partnerships with school
> district(s), the U.S. photovoltaic power industry, National
> Laboratories, the utility industry, academic institutions, and
> community groups. $100K available, 1-2 cooperative agreements
> expected. 50% cost share required. Proposals due 6/10/99. For more
> info, contact John P. Motz at (303) 275-4788 or go to:
> http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html. Refer to Sol#
> DE-PS36-99GO10383. (CBD 4/9/99)
>
> 3) Broad Based Solicitation for Info. Dissemination, etc.
> The U.S. Department of Energy has extended the deadline for Round II
> of the Broad Based Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy solicitation
> in the areas of information dissemination, public outreach, training,
> and related technical assistance activities. Proposals are now due
> 5/6/99. For more info, contact Ms. Jackie Kniskern, DOE, at
> jacqueline.kniskern@hq.doe.gov. or go to:
> http://www.pr.doe.gov/solicit.html. Refer to Sol# DE-PS01-99EE10649.
>
> 4) Investigator-Initiated Grants
> The Environmental Protection Agency announces the availability of FY99
> investigator-initiated research grants in the following areas:
> Combustion Emissions (due 5/19/99); Computing Technology for Ecosystem
> Modeling (due 5/12/99); Airborne Particulate Matter Health Effects
> (due 6/2/99); Drinking Water (due 5/19/99); Exploratory Physical
> Science and Engineering Research (due 6/9/99). For more info, call EPA
> at 1-800-490-9194 or go to http://es.epa.gov/ncerqa/. Look under
> "announcements." (Federal Register 4/5/99)
>
> 5) Solar Ventilation
> The U.S. Department of Energy is conducting a competitive procurement
> for Solar Ventilation Air Preheating System Energy Savings Performance
> Contracting Services (ESPC). Proposals due 5/11/99. For more info,
> contact Beth Peterman, DOE, at BPeterma@tcplink.nrel.gov. Refer to
> Sol# DE-RP36-99GO10343 or go to:
> http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html.
>
> 6) Clean Cities
> The U.S. Department of Energy's Boston Regional Support Office is
> soliciting proposals for work that will increase the concentration of
> alternative fuel vehicles in local designated Clean Cities Coalitions,
> thereby stimulating investment in the alt. fuel vehicle refueling
> infrastructure and the manufacture of original equipment manufacturer
> vehicles. DOE designated Clean Cities Coalitions within the states of
> CT, ME, NH, MA, NY, RI, VT are eligible to apply. Several awards of
> at least $25K are anticipated. 25% cost share required. Responses
> due 4/19/99. For more info, contact Lynda Keammerlen at
> lynda.keammerlen@hq.doe.gov or go to
> http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html.
>
> 7) Clean Cities
> The U.S. Department of Energy's Atlanta Regional Support Office is
> soliciting proposals for work that will increase the concentration of
> alternative fuel vehicles in local designated Clean Cities Coalitions,
> thereby stimulating investment in the alt. fuel vehicle refueling
> infrastructure and the manufacture of original equipment manufacturer
> vehicles. DOE designated Clean Cities Coalitions within the states of
> AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
> and the U.S. Virgin Islands are eligible to apply. Several awards of
> at least $25K are anticipated. 25% cost share required. Responses
> due by 4/22/99. For more info, contact Robert Brown at
> robert.brown@hq.doe.gov or go to
> http://www.eren.doe.gov/golden/solicitations.html.
>
>
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