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comprising the renewable energy program • managers in State Energy Offices. 2.3 Providing Feedback to the R&D Efforts MSR has made, and continues to make, concerted efforts to link with researchers at SNL and NREL to provide customer-level feedback on market drivers, issues, and real-world system performance. During FY 2005, MSR provided data that was collected as part of the MSR metrics work to FSEC staff to help them identify the best states and utilities to partner with to collect high-quality performance data. The data allowed FSEC to build on existing information to more easily identify those programs that are already monitoring system performance. FY 2005 Task Title Budget ($K) The primary focus of the Brockton (MA) Partnership is its proposed 500-kW solar “Brightfield,” proposed for creation on a brownfields site. Iowa also is working on converting a brownfield to a brightfield. State and Local Partnership Grants 1325 • Technical Assistance through NREL 250 Performance Coordination with SNL 70 Communication and Outreach • Arizona and Nevada are collaborating to explore the potential of solar thermal energy to meet some of their states’ substantial air- conditioning needs. • New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) reports that it is making industry capacity-building its number one priority. • Maine is reaching out to the faith community. • New Hampshire partners with the Low-Income Weatherization Program to provide solar water heating for program-eligible residences and to conduct training for installers. Maryland leverages the resources of BP Solar, which recently expanded its manufacturing plant in Frederick and donated more than $100,000 of PV modules to local schools. • Efforts in San Diego and Marin County (CA) have an important geographical information system (GIS) element. The City of San Diego GIS Department identified 15,157 buildings with more than 194 million square feet of roof space that are good candidates for solar energy systems. Marin County uses GIS tools to identify commercial roofs with promising potential for rooftop PV. It parlays the information into a targeted consumer awareness program, extending site assessments and training to those who respond to a direct-mail offer. Other significant outputs include: Support through IREC 3. Results and Accomplishments 360 During FY 2005, the MSR network continued to grow. Five new Partnerships joined the effort, bringing the total to 94. In addition, a total of 886 businesses, electricity providers, organizations, and agencies make up the Partnerships. Also in FY 2005, the six DOE regional offices awarded 35 grants, worth more than $1.325 million. Each grant was between $10–$50K, with an average cost share well over 20%. Below are a few examples of the varied efforts Partnerships have undertaken in the past year, based on their own unique set of needs and circumstances. • Montana and Chicago are using PV for energy-emergency planning purposes. Montana is placing 2-kW PV systems on fire stations for uninterruptible power. Chicago will host a meeting of 250 regional mayors regarding the role of solar energy in emergency planning and operations. • Delaware has partnered with the state’s poultry industry to incorporate solar thermal energy in its operations. • San Diego partnered with Kyocera Solar to give homeowners affected by recent wildfires larger financial incentives for PV than otherwise are available. • • Technical Assistance: In FY 2005, Segue responded to more than 900 e-mail inquiries from Partnerships. Assistance, which ranges from analysis of hardware problems to analysis of the benefits provided by specific technologies, is typically provided directly to the Partnerships. The results of any assistance and analysis are typically reported back to the research community. Regional Peer-to-Peer Workshops: Since 2002, MSR has conducted 26 peer-to-peer workshops (at least one per year, per region) attended by more than 650 people. Seventy- nine percent of the MSR Partners have participated in at least one workshop. Workshops provided an information-exchange opportunity among Partnerships, offered skills Photovoltaic R&D Technology Development 93PDF Image | DOE Solar Energy Technologies Program
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