Northeast Clean Energy Application Center

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The Northeast Clean Energy Application Center encourages the deployment of the following clean energy technologies in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York,  Rhode Island and Vermont through educating prospective end-users and policymakers and through providing project support:

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DOE Boiler MACT Technical Assistance

On December 20, 2012, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalized the Clean Air Act pollution standards, National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Major Sources: Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process HeatersPDF (known as ICI Boiler MACT). This standard applies to large boilers in a wide range of facilities and institutions. DOE will offer technical assistance to ensure that major sources burning coal or oil have information on cost-effective clean energy strategies for compliance, such as natural gas combined heat and power (CHP), and to promote cleaner, more efficient boilers to cut harmful pollution and reduce operational costs. This technical assistance effort is in accordance with the August 2012 Executive Order on accelerating investment in industrial energy efficiency, including CHP. The Northeast Clean Energy Application Center is offering this supplemental Technical Assistance. Contact Beka Kosanovic at the Northeast Clean Energy Application Center for more information.

April 16, 2013

10:00 – 11:00 am EST

Webinar on

“Combined Heat & Power as a Boiler MACT Compliance Strategy"

 

On December 20, 2012, the US EPA finalized the Clean Air Act pollution standards known as ICI Boiler MACT. This standard applies to large boilers in a wide range of industrial facilities and institutions. 

 

The DOE Northeast Clean Energy Application Center is hosting this webinar on April 16, 2013 from 10:00-11:00 am EST to inform stakeholders of DOE's Boiler MACT technical assistance program to ensure that major sources burning coal or oil have information on cost-effective clean energy strategies for compliance, such as natural gas-fueled combined heat and power. 

 

On the webinar, Beka Kosanovic, NE-CEAC Director for technical assistance, will provide an overview of the program and discuss CHP as a compliance strategy option.

 

 

 

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Announcements

NYSERDA PON 2157.Renewable Portfolio Standard Customer -Sited Tier Fuel Cell Program. Up to $1 million available for fuel cell systems rated larger than 25 kW and $50,000 available for fuel cell systems rated at 25 kW or less. Proposals due December 31, 2015. PON 2157.

NYSERDA PON 1746. The FlexTech Program Opportunity Notice seeks customers interested in receiving cost-shared analysis of energy efficiency technical evaluations, process improvement analysis, energy master plans, retrocommissioning, and development of peak-load curtailment plans (PLCPs) of their existing facilities as well as combined heat & power (CHP) feasibility studies for implementation within existing facilities. Proposals due December 31, 2015 or until funds are fully committed. PON 1746.

NYSERDA PON 2373.Distributed Generation as Combined Heat and Power (DG-CHP) Proposals due October 4, 2011. PON 2373.

NYSERDA PON 1931 Distributed Generation and Combined Heat and Power (DG-CHP) Funding Opportunity. Proposals due December 23, 2010. $17,000,000 Available.

 

Northeast CHPI 2010 Annual Conference

Northeast CHPI 2010 Annual conference to be held Novemeber 10, 2010 in Madison Oneida - BOCES (Rome, NY) . Registration link available NOW.

EPA Issues CHP/EE RFP

U.S. EPA has isued an RFP for non-construction, market-based approaches to promote energy efficiency. CHP-related activities are eligible. Deadline to apply: Oct. 27. More

NYSERDA/Northeast CHPI Combined Heat and Power Demonstration Program Honored by ACEEE.

 
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