Resources Ohios Energy Future The Ohio Energy Office

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Resources Ohios Energy Future The Ohio Energy
Office

• Residential
• Energy Outreach
• Business Industry

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Vision A robust economy supported by multiple
energy sources, energy efficiency, and advanced
technologies

• Energy efficient technologies
• Best practices
• Advanced Energy Technologies -

Jobs Reduced Risks Positive Public Image
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State Incentives Ohios Advanced Energy Fund
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Ohios Advanced Energy Fund Grants

• NOFA 07-01 Distributed Energy Resources (clean
  burning technologies for electric
  generation)
• NOFA 07-02 Non-residential Renewables
• NOFA 07-04 Manufacturing Facilities Energy
  Efficiency
• Wind Production Incentive (closed)
• NOFA 07-08 Alternative Fuels Transportation
  Grant Program

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Industrial - Distributed Resources Efficiency

• NOFA 07-01 Distributed energy
• 25 project cost up to 100,000
• Cogeneration/combined heat power
• Microturbines
• NOFA 07-04 Efficiency
• 25 project cost up to 50,000
• ELF Linked Deposit up to 500,000

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Wind Production Incentive (currently closed)

• 5 million in grants available
• 0.01/kwh generated
• Plus 0.002/kwh generated for Ohio manufactured
  turbines
• Community-scale projects (500 kw 5 MW)
• Utility-scale projects (gt 5 MW)
• Begin commercial production before June 30, 2008

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Alternative Fuel Transportation Grant Program

• Bring ethanol and biodiesel to retail fuel
  stations throughout the state.
• Conversion of retail facilities up to 5,000
• New installation of retail facilities up to
  20,000
• Facilities may receive up to 2,500 for
  promotional material and activities

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Agricultural Energy Efficiency Program

• Farm Energy Audits EnSave
• Grants for Implementation
• Supplement Grants received from Farm Bill,
  Section 9006
• Administer program through Rural Conservation and
  Development Councils

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State Resources

• Non-Financial Assistance

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New Ohio Wind Power Maps

• High Resolution - down to 200m grid
• Electronic maps at 30, 50, 70, and 100m levels
• GIS overlays (borders, roads, transmission, etc)
• Wind speed frequency distributions
• Wind power density and wind speed

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Ohios Wind Resource Map
Wind Resource Explorer
Bowling Green
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Clean Power Estimator

• Economic analysis tool for renewable energy
  projects
• System performance also predicted
• Available on-line at
• http//www.clean-power.com/ohio/

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Manufacturing Energy Efficiency Program
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EnVintas One-2-Five Energy Program

• One-2-Five Energy is a software based program
  for senior managers which takes a business
  approach to energy management and examines how
  energy is integrated with your business
  management systems.

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What is One-2-Five Energy?

• A diagnostic software tool
• One-2-Five Energy is designed
• to promote change
• to educate and convince management on the
  importance of energy opportunities
• Establish a management framework for energy
  control
• Critical actions definition
• Progress measurement

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Achievement supported by consistent progress in
Key Areas in Management Framework inthe right
sequence.

• Achievement

Plant Equipment
Monitoring Reporting
Finance Management
OM
Supply Management
Leadership
Understanding
Planning
People
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Other Financial Resources Assistance

• SEP - State Energy Plan
• SEP Special Projects Competitive Solicitations
• Conversion Facilities Tax Exemption
• Ohio Air Quality Development Authority

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Ohio Air Quality Development Authority (OAQDA)

• An independent state agency dedicated
• to making Ohio's air cleaner by helping
• businesses, government agencies and
• not-for-profit organizations pay for projects
• that reduce air pollution.

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Ohio Air Quality Development Authority

• Provides financing and tax incentives. Projects
  financed through OAQDA are exempt from
• real property tax assessment for the life of the
  loan
• Ohio's tangible property tax and
• sales and use tax for purchase of equipment to
  reduce air pollution.
• 1-800-225-5051 www.ohioairquality.org/

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Business Industry Team

• Tony Sutor (asutor_at_odod.state.oh.us) - DG,
  Industrial Energy Efficiency, HB 264,
  Interconnection, Fuel Cells
• Tom Maves (tmaves_at_odod.state.oh.us) Renewables
  Solar and Wind,
• Jim Zuber (jzuber_at_odod.state.oh.us) , Biomass,
  Biofuels, Agricultural Energy Efficiency

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The Ohio Energy Office

• 77 S. High St., 26th Floor
• P.O. Box 1001
• Columbus, OH 43216-1001
• [phone]
• www.odod.state.oh.us/cdd/oee/