108+ MW Wind Energy Farm in NE Colorado In Logan County, Colorado
|
|
- Janel Sarah Taylor
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 108+ MW Wind Energy Farm in NE Colorado In Logan County, Colorado Phase 1: $200,000,000 wind farm venture to produce 40 to 46 MW per year of clean renewable energy at roughly 6 cents per KW. Projection of $560,000,000 income via clean energy over 20 years. Phase 2: Similar farm size in Montana 120 MW at $200,000,000 Submitted By: Daniel Cardillo Founder of the NECO Energy Solutions Fax Submitted with: Contact: Byron Larson (303) byron.larson@toltecenergy.com Page 1
2 1. Introduction The purposed projectis to develop wind energy generation farm in North East Colorado (start in Eastern Logan County, East of Sterling CO approx. 15 miles). Colorado ranks 11 th windiest state in the United States and especially this part of the Colorado has high potential to generate huge capacity of wind power. Large amounts of wind capacity (100s of MW) are in operation or under construction in the northern part of the same county. The proposed project intents to start the process to develop the parameters and scope of the full phase project. Economic analysis will be provided as part of the study as well. Our intentions is to utilize the God given winds and produce life changing green energy throughout the US. Page 2
3 Potential Impact Colorado has some unique aspects related to renewable energy generation. Generation of wind power as renewable energy resources will result in a greater potential participation of Colorado s Renewable Portfolio Standard which requires Investor Owned Utility (IOU) to use specific percentage of energy sales from renewable energy. According to which IOU should use their energy sales 20% by On a grander scale the Department of Energy is driving a program to have 20% wind energy for the entire US and we are proud to be part of that program. A much larger set of farmers and landowners would be able to participate in producing and using clean renewable energy from their non-irrigated farms which helps to sustainable the local economy. Page 3
4 Objectives of a Wind Farm: The goals and objectives of the program would be: Deliver green renewable energy to the grid using 1.8 or 2.5 MW wind turbines Helping land owners with constant and sustained income Build 60 to 120 turbines in the favorable eastern portion of Colorado (Phase 1) Deliver $26,000,000 to $30,000,000 worth of revenue to the project yearly Utilize.4% of funds to complete study and permitting for Phase 2, a similar size wind farm in windy lower Montana and/or beyond to other desirable locations Expanding project to continue our goal as part of the 20percentwind.org program and build and produce 300MW or more of clean wind energy to the grid and help US get to its 20% renewable energy goal by 2030 to help the planet Page 4
5 Project Location Phase 1: North East Colorado (start in Eastern Logan County, East of Sterling CO approx. 15 miles). Disclosure: Byron Larson, President of Toltec Energy has family that owns property in this region. The property is currently not leased and resides on the south rim of the South Platte River valley. Mr. Larson has an intimate knowledge of this region as he grew up on a ranch in this county. See the attached wind map. This can be found at: b=co Page 5
6 Studies and Schedule: The schedule for this feasibility study is proposed to take approximately 2 months and is being worked on as we speak. Delivery date to be determined. Cost will be applied using a time/materials method. Estimates are provided for planning purposes but note that only actual project hours will be invoiced. For the project, the primary anticipated resource is: Prakash Neupane, Project Engineer: Prakash is an electrical engineer with both bachelor s and Master s degree in Electrical Engineering. His professional background lies in engineering and architecture as well as power and energy industries. He has experience in various aspects of engineering, including renewable energy and industrial engineering. He was employed as a research assistant with Colorado School of Mines, where he gained power system design and engineering experience. He worked with the Engineering Department to develop small renewable energy projects for senior design students. More recently, he has been directly involved in renewable energy programs for the State of Colorado that have involved policy and cost recovery mechanism, utility compliance plans and retail rate impacts, and the study of economic impacts of energy policies. He has work experience in United States, Pakistan, and Nepal working on solar, wind, bio-waste energy, geothermal energy, and research projects for sustainability renewable energy. Page 6
7 3.0 Budget and loan structure for the farm: Typically a wind farms costs are roughly $1,750,000 to $2,000,000 per MW to construct the towers, permitting and have all transmission lines and land costs in place. Any run over or expected extra monies will be used to add additional towers on this site and/or diverted to start phase two. We seek grant money or an equity or non-equity loan partner who will work with us throughout the project to it s completion of 100+ Megawatts of power and beyond to phase two and beyond. We seek incremential partners who can fund parts of the project throughout it s life cycle. $30,000,000 via grants, loans or lines of credit to fund A-Z project tasks including permiting, building of roads, payroll, insurance, enironmental studies, erecting and building bases of towers, signing interconnection agreements and purchase power agreements. All or parts of this portion are needed right away. This can be process in bits and can be structured in many different ways. Ideally interest only or interest and payments deferred till project starts producing it s electricity and income. $30,000,000 this is the approximate down payment we will need for the order of the turbines and the tower. This can be colateralized by the order. This will be needed 60 to 120 days from now. Page 7
8 $140,000,000 via grants, loans or other investemnt instruments. This money is needed for the final payment for the turbines and towers. This is the final stage of our program and the loan can be colateralized by the hardware. 4.0 Wind predictions and probabilities. For NE CO: 5000 acres of land is secured for the 60 wind turbines. The retail energy price of electricity is $ KWh is what residential customers pay in Colorado. Wholesale pricing is lower than that based on the utilities expenses and profits. We believe $ $.08 per KWh is possible price we can sell our energy to the local utilities. 100 MW plant producing at 33% would produce 36 MW of power at $.06 would produce roughly $21,000,000 in income. 22% is to be used for land leases and upkeep. Probably 33% of rated capacity is a reasonable, conservative assumption at these sites. Based on the wind turbine specifications, you could assume approx.8 MW (800 KW) if the winds were always 7.6 m/s. Further, this appears to be a very efficient turbine based on historical products/historical performances that I have seen! That is partly why we believe that 33% is conservative. We could see up to 44% capacity which shifts the numbers as so: $28M income and $21.2M profit per year after operating expenses. Page 8
9 Many 3 rd party wind verification models were used and is detailed below. You need to reach approximately 13 m/s in order for the rated (1.65 MW) power to be generated. Average wind velocity in the Colorado location is approximately m/s based on the wind map shown at NREL s web site. See Page 9
10 The Montana location appears to be in a m/s band based on a similar map at NREL ps/mt_50m_800.jpg. Page 10
11 We are using well proven technologies and a staff of people driven to deliver which is familiar with the industry and the land to be used. 5.0 Key players on the project! Byron Larson: Mr. Byron Larson is President and cofounder of the Toltec Energy division of Toltec International Inc. Mr. Larson has a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Colorado State University and an MS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado. Mr. Larson is a registered professional engineer in the State of Colorado. Mr. Larson s industry experience has spanned 21 years in the medical device and renewable energy industries. Mr. Larson is named on 4 US patents. Industry experience includes several engineering projects (including project management roles) for international and multi-site project teams with primary locations in the US, Italy, Germany, Hungary, and Sweden. Roy Hovland: Mr. Roy Hovland is Vice President and cofounder of the Toltec Energy division of Toltec International Inc. Mr. Hovland has a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Montana State University and an MS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado. Mr. Hovland s industry Page 11
12 experience has spanned 19 years in the medical device and renewable energy industries. Mr. Hovland is named on 7 US patents. Industry experience includes several engineering projects (including lead technical roles and project management roles) for international and multi-site project teams with primary locations in the US, Italy, Germany, Hungary, and Sweden. Daniel Cardillo: Mr. Cardillo is President and founder of NECO Energy Solutions a division of NJ Tele-Com Consultants Inc. A successful 10 year old company founded and headed by Mr. Cardillo since 1997.Now we are looking at green projects to help the globe. With over 20 years of delivering unique and powerful all around solutions to business owners, it is a natural fit for Mr. Cardillo to team up with companies like Toltec Energy to deliver clean, green energy for years to come. Blessed with the ability to think outside the box and have the professional where abouts to put it all together. Page 12
13 6.0 Company Information: Name: NECO Energy Solutions 33 Wood Ave South Suite 600 Iselin, NJ Tel: Fax: Web: Established in 1997 Name: Toltec Energy, Division of Toltec International 938, Quail Street Unit A Lakewood, Colorado USA Tel: Fax: Web: Year Established: 2000 Toltec Energy (Toltec) is an engineering consulting firm that provides clients with renewable energy engineering services and energy conservation services for energy related projects. Toltec provides services across the energy spectrum electrical power production via wind, solar, bio waste energy, biomass generators; bio-fuel process engineering for ethanol and bio-diesel production. Toltec's headquarters are located on the eastern slope of the Colorado Rocky Mountains in Lakewood, Colorado. Toltec Energy benefits its clients in the renewable energy industry by assisting in their renewable energy development efforts. With extensive experience in renewable energy engineering services, project management, engineering design services in mechanical, electrical, software, and civil engineering disciplines, we add value to those companies undertaking new energy projects or improving existing energy producing systems already in use. Toltec is located in close proximity from to nation s premier federal renewable energy research laboratory the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). This close proximity provides Toltec a unique possibility for following the leading research done in the renewable energy field. See For detail information, please visit the Page 13
14 7.0 Summary and Exit Strategy We intend to do our part in helping the planet with our cooperation in the 20% by 2030 program. That is why we intend to build a very similar farm size in a Montana in 2011 to 2014 location know for even better wind speeds. That farm will mirror in size, cost and capacity and will be started once the extensive wind study is completed. Montana Wind Farm Cost $200,000,000 output 120MW Projected income over 20 years $580,000,000. Overall we are looking at two wind farms producing over $1.4 billion in CLEAN ENERGY FOR THE NEXT 30 YEARS AND BEYOND. Our exit strategy is open, but one possibility is to sell the entire project once the construction is completed and the farm is producing electricity. Another possibility is to keep the project for the entire 20 to 25 years and retrofit with newer high tech turbines that should produce twice the amount of green power at the same price or less. This allows for the initial outlays to be spread out over 40 to 50 years instead of 20 or so. We are open to other possibilities as long as it helps clean up the planet. Page 14
Outline. Introduction to Wisconsin. Barriers to Generating Electricity from. Incentives and Regulations Intended to
Experience of the United States in the Application of Incentives and Regulations for the Supply of Renewable Energy Chairperson Eric J. Callisto Public Service Commission of Wisconsin 20 May 2010 Outline
More informationCommercial Project Management Services
Introduction Rod Jané President, New England Expansion Strategies Former Executive Director, MOBD Former Senior Executive with Honeywell, Inc. Former Selectman in Westborough 1 Commercial Project Management
More informationChapter 4. Introduction to the Toolkit
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Toolkit This table explains which sections of the Plan are completed in each chapter of the toolkit: Toolkit Chapters: Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Plan Section
More informationIncreasing Renewable Energy Generation in Kansas
Increasing Renewable Energy Generation in Kansas The Feasibility and Economic Impacts of Achieving 50% Renewable Energy Generation June 2016 Executive Summary Increasing wind and solar development would
More informationClean Energy Policy Opportunities For New Mexico. November 28, 2018
Clean Energy Policy Opportunities For New Mexico November 28, 2018 Center for the New Energy Economy http://cnee.colostate.edu/ Why Clean Energy? Rural Economic Opportunity Especially in rural areas, clean
More informationWind Power and the Iowa Economy
Executive Summary Wind Power and the Iowa Economy David Osterberg Elaine Ditsler October 2003 A report for The Iowa Policy Project 318 2nd Avenue North, Mount Vernon, Iowa 52314 319-643-3628 (phone) 319-895-0022
More informationOpportunities to Grow Small and Community Wind
Opportunities to Grow Small and Community Wind Christa Shute Vice President, Business Development Earth Turbines, Inc. February 2009 Better Buildings By Design Conference Burlington, VT Overview Earth
More informationInstitute for Energy and the Environment Vermont Law School Presenters: Matthew Stern Johnathan Hladik
Institute for Energy and the Environment Vermont Law School Presenters: Matthew Stern Johnathan Hladik Special Thanks to David Contrada and Danielle Changala Ag Efficiency: Good for the Farm, Good for
More informationThe Economics of Wind Energy. Charles Vaughan Regional Director, Eastern United States Clipper Windpower, Inc.
The Economics of Wind Energy Charles Vaughan Regional Director, Eastern United States Executive Summary Wind Energy Has Developed Substantially as a Result of the Economics of Wind Wind is Predictable
More informationUtility Scale Solar Development Scenarios for Arizona Amanda Ormond, Principal, Ormond Group LLC for use by the Sonoran Institute February 2010
Utility Scale Solar Development Scenarios for Arizona Amanda Ormond, Principal, Ormond Group LLC for use by the Sonoran Institute February 2010 Introduction As national and state energy priorities change,
More informationRenewable Energy Plan 2011 Biennial Review Lansing Board of Water & Light MSCP Case No. U-16619
Renewable Energy Plan 2011 Biennial Review Lansing Board of Water & Light MSCP Case No. U-16619 This Biennial Review filing by the Lansing Board of Water & Light (LBWL) complies with Public Act 295 of
More informationCommunity- Based Wind Power:
Community- Based Wind Power: A New Crop for the Nation s Small Farmers Dan Thiede The Minnesota Project Who is The Minnesota Project? Basics: 30-year-old nonprofit organization serving Minnesota & Midwest
More informationWind Energy Development for rural communities of color.
Wind Energy Development for rural communities of color. ENERGY DEMOCRACY USING Wind ENERGY Development Upepo Energy Group Paul Reeves Upepo Energy Group Agenda Introduction UPEPO What is Energy Democracy?
More informationRenewable Energy Feasibility Study for Ione Band of Miwok Indians
Renewable Energy Feasibility Study for Ione Band of Miwok Indians By: Community Assessment of Renewable Energy and Sustainability & The Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory Contents i. About CARES
More informationHouse Energy and Public Utilities Committee March 8, Kendal Bowman Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Policy
House Energy and Public Utilities Committee March 8, 2017 Kendal Bowman Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Policy At A Glance North Carolina 112 years of service 3.3 million retail customers in 83
More informationRenewable Energy Financial Support in Canada. M. Stumborg, AAFC SPARC Swift Current, Saskatchewan Canada
Renewable Energy Financial Support in Canada M. Stumborg, AAFC SPARC Swift Current, Saskatchewan Canada The Future?? 2 Office of Energy Efficiency ecoenergy Programs 2007/2008 2011/2012 1. ecoenergy Retrofit
More informationHouse Energy and Public Utilities Committee March 15, Kendal Bowman Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Policy
House Energy and Public Utilities Committee March 15, 2017 Kendal Bowman Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Policy At A Glance North Carolina 112 years of service 3.3 million retail customers in 83
More informationENERGY BLUEPRINT. Energy
Energy ENERGY BLUEPRINT Energy stands as one of the traditional strengths of West Virginia s economy. The state has long been and remains today one of America s leading electricity producers. Two-thirds
More informationEnergy Policy 2013 Annual Update
Energy Policy 2013 Annual Update August 2014 Energy Policy Update This report provides an update of 2013 activities and results related to the City of Fort Collins Energy Policy, adopted in January 2009.
More informationRenewable energy (RE) is any energy source that naturally replenishes and cannot be exhausted. Renewable energies include:
What is Renewable Energy? With greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions as the the primary contributor to human-caused climate change, one countermeasure that can be taken to limit our impact on the climate is by
More informationNY s New 50% Renewable Energy Standard
NY s New 50% Renewable Energy Standard What will it take to get there? Scenic Hudson, March 27, 2018 1 Electricity Mix in NY: 2014 Snapshot; 25.9% renewables Wind 2.4% Solid Waste 1.3% Solar 0.4% Biomass
More informationAgricultural Outlook Forum Presented: February 26-27, 2009 U.S. Department of Agriculture. Commercial Wind Energy Development in Wyoming
Agricultural Outlook Forum Presented: February 26-27, 2009 U.S. Department of Agriculture Commercial Wind Energy Development in Wyoming Grant Stumbough Southeastern Wyoming RC&D Coordinator Commercial
More informationPowering Beyond. Europe Investor Meetings March 20 22, 2018
Powering Beyond Europe Investor Meetings March 20 22, 2018 Safe Harbor This presentation contains statements that may be considered forward looking statements, such as management s expectations of financial
More informationWind Energy. Evaluating the International Renewable Energy Market for the Creation of a Longstanding and Secure Energy Policy 12/29/10
Evaluating the International Renewable Energy Market for the Creation of a Longstanding and Secure Energy Policy GCC Solar Power Meeting 13-14 Dec 2010 Doha, Qatar US Keynote Presentation Prof. Saifur
More informationFinding Pennsylvania s Solar Future. 5 th Stakeholder Meeting March 8, 2018 Pittsburgh
Finding Pennsylvania s Solar Future 5 th Stakeholder Meeting March 8, 2018 Pittsburgh Overview How modeling is used to support the study Executive Summary modeling results What makes PA Solar Future viable?
More informationSupporting Solar Success in Ontario. 10 th February 2010, Milano, Italy Richard Todd Ontario Ministry of Economic Development & Trade
Supporting Solar Success in Ontario 10 th February 2010, Milano, Italy Richard Todd Ontario Ministry of Economic Development & Trade Agenda 1. Introduction to Ontario 2. Context of energy sector 3. Supporting
More informationPortfolio Wide Renewable Energy Opportunity Screening
Helping Clients Succeed Portfolio Wide Renewable Energy Opportunity Screening 11 May 2011 This document is business proprietary and is intended solely for the use and information of the recipient(s) 0
More informationCCA. Paul Fenn, President
CCA Paul Fenn, President September 18, 2018 Laws cover ⅓ of U.S. pops 100M Americans Soon ½ of U.S. pops 142M Americans 1300 Cities are CCAs today N P E C / C L C H L L N S C A L F R N A N E W Y R
More informationRenewable Energy ~ A Utility Perspective
28 th USAEE/IAEE North American Conference Unveiling the Future of Energy Frontiers Renewable Energy ~ A Utility Perspective Thomas MacLean, Manager Customer Renewable Energy Programs December 5, 2008
More informationIDYLWILDE PROJECT FEMA REIMBURSEMENT & POSSIBLE SOLAR PROJECT LOVELAND UTILITIES COMMISSION. July 16, 2014
IDYLWILDE PROJECT FEMA REIMBURSEMENT & POSSIBLE SOLAR PROJECT LOVELAND UTILITIES COMMISSION July 16, 2014 COLORADO RENEWABLE ENERGY STANDARD Applies to municipal utilities serving more than 40k customers
More informationLeading Insights into Solar
Leading Insights into Solar Fong Wan Senior Vice President, Energy Procurement Pacific Gas and Electric Company CalSEIA - SolarTech Summit May 7, 2009 Agenda California s Clean Energy History Renewable
More informationEnergy-Environment Relationship: How Much Does Environmental Regulation Affect Investment in Energy Infrastructure?
Energy-Environment Relationship: How Much Does Environmental Regulation Affect Investment in Energy Infrastructure? Marji Philips PSEG Energy Resources & Trade LLC 973-430-6893 Marji.philips@pseg.com I
More informationEnergy : Expanding Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Manitoba Helping the World
Energy : Expanding Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Manitoba Helping the World 16 Manitoba is fortunate to have access to many sources of renewable energy. Our provincial greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
More informationNew England Power Sector Overview
USAID/NARUC East Africa Regional Regulatory Partnership Exchange: New England Power Sector Overview Andrew Greene Massachusetts Dept. of Public Utilities Energy Facilities Siting Board Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
More informationGenerating New Funding for Renewable Energy
Generating New Funding for Renewable Energy Monday, April 26, 2010; 9:30 10:45 AM Moderator: Paul Deninger, Vice Chairman, Jefferies & Company Speakers: Rex Northen, Executive Director, Cleantech Open
More informationRENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT STATE TAX POLICIES AND INCENTIVES IMPACTING
RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT STATE TAX POLICIES AND INCENTIVES IMPACTING RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PREPARED BY THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES MARCH 2012 WASHINGTON Contents State Taxes
More informationSupporting a Green Vision with Renewable Energy
Supporting a Green Vision with Renewable Energy RE and Energy Efficiency Partnership Slow energy demand growth Reduced carbon footprint Reduce energy costs Energy Independence Environmental Impact of Buildings
More informationRecent Legislation to Promote Wind Energy in Nebraska
University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Environmental Studies Undergraduate Student Theses Environmental Studies Program Fall 12-2010 Recent Legislation to Promote
More informationProceedings, the Range Beef Cow Symposium XX December 11, 12, 13, 2007 Fort Collins, CO
Proceedings, the Range Beef Cow Symposium XX December 11, 12, 13, 2007 Fort Collins, CO ANTAGONISMS AND PROTAGONISMS OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON RANCHERS By Leanne Stevenson Manager
More informationClean Energy Finance and Investment Authority Linking Clean Energy and Economic Development
Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority Linking Clean Energy and Economic Development Clean Energy States Alliance Fall Meeting October 25, 2011 Before there was Public Act 98-28 subsidizing the
More information2006 Indiana Renewable Resources Study & Indiana s Baseload Resource Needs
2006 Indiana Renewable Resources Study & Indiana s Baseload Resource Needs Presented by: Douglas J. Gotham, Director Purdue University Presented to: Regulatory Flexibility Committee Indiana General Assembly
More informationDistributed Generation Technologies A Global Perspective
Distributed Generation Technologies A Global Perspective NSF Workshop on Sustainable Energy Systems Professor Saifur Rahman Director Alexandria Research Institute Virginia Tech November 2000 Nuclear Power
More informationRural Energy Affordability and Economic Development
Rural Energy Affordability and Economic Development Nebraska Rural Energy Needs & Opportunities David Bracht February 8, 2017 Population 1.9 mil (state rank 37) Omaha metro 915,000 (59 th in US) Lincoln
More informationRural Renewable Energy Development & Promotion Policies in China
Rural Renewable Energy Development & Promotion Policies in China YAO Xiangjun, President of CEEP TIAN Yishui, Senior Engineer International Workshop on Bioenergy Policies, Technologies and Financing 9th
More informationKohl s Road to Renewables. John Fojut Vice President Sustainability Kohl s Department Stores
Kohl s Road to Renewables John Fojut Vice President Sustainability Kohl s Department Stores Who we are Operate 1059 stores in 49 states by year end Headquarters in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin $16 billion
More informationWabash Valley Power 2017 Integrated Resource Plan
Wabash Valley Power 2017 Integrated Resource Plan Executive Summary January 2018 Wabash Valley Power 722 North High School Road Indianapolis Indiana 46214 www.wvpa.com What is an Integrated Resource Plan
More informationNext Generation Energy Technology at Ameren to Help Secure Missouri s Energy and Economic Future
Next Generation Energy Technology at Ameren to Help Secure Missouri s Energy and Economic Future 04.05.13 Warren Wood Vice President, Regulatory & Legislative Affairs Ameren Missouri Powering Missouri
More informationGasification in Stirling Engine. October 2010
Gasification in Stirling Engine Applications October 2010 Stirling DK s Value Proposition Conversion of Low-value Biomass, Biofuel, and Gas Into High-value,Distributed (35-500 kwe) Clean Electricity and
More informationLEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS LARIMER COUNTY
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS LARIMER COUNTY Consumer Guide: Green Energy & Sources in Larimer County November, 2016 The LWV-Larimer County s Environmental Action Renewable Energy team has compiled the following
More informationLEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS LARIMER COUNTY
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS LARIMER COUNTY Renewable Energy Opportunities in Larimer County November 9, 2016 The LWV-Larimer County s Environmental Action -- Alternative Energy team has compiled the following
More informationProviding Safe - Dependable On-Site Energy
Providing Safe - Dependable On-Site Energy 1 DownStream Generation Systems Self Contained Modular Design Natural gas to the box customer utility outputs Below EPA emissions standards Sound management based
More informationChad Martin. Renewable Energy Extension Specialist Ag & Biological Engineering
Chad Martin Renewable Energy Extension Specialist Ag & Biological Engineering Wind Energy On-Farm Energy Efficiency Primary Focus Areas Biofuels & Co- Products Biomass Energy Enhanced Hub of Information
More informationWelcome to Today s NACUBO Webcast. Our program will begin shortly with a brief introduction on how to use the desktop interface.
Welcome to Today s NACUBO Webcast Our program will begin shortly with a brief introduction on how to use the desktop interface. Desktop Interface Media Player Element Display Element Toolbar Quick Question
More informationSeizing Opportunities and Removing Obstacles
Seizing Opportunities and Removing Obstacles Mid-Atlantic region has a small percentage of low/medium levels of P. % of Soils with High/very high P levels: MD = 78% (and increasing based on 2001-2005
More informationDeveloping a Wind Farm. Bill Whitlock, June 26, 2008 Bloomington, IL
Developing a Wind Farm Bill Whitlock, June 26, 2008 Bloomington, IL Overview Horizon Wind Energy Overview Project Devlopment Process Developing a Wind Farm, Horizon Wind Energy s Twin Groves Wind Farm
More informationKey Wind Energy Terms
Farmers Guide to Wind Energy Key Wind Energy Terms Any farmer considering investing in a wind energy project will need to be familiar with a few key energy terms. These are not precise legal definitions.
More informationWhat Is Renewable Energy?
What Is Renewable Energy? Renewable energy is energy, which comes from renewable (naturally replenished) resources. Renewable sources of energy are wind power, solar power (thermal, photovoltaic and concentrated),
More informationSolar Photovoltaic Volumetric Incentive Program 2015 Report to the Legislative Assembly
Solar Photovoltaic Volumetric Incentive Program 2015 Report to the Legislative Assembly Prepared by: Oregon Public Utility Commission January 1, 2015 Table of Contents Executive Summary... 2 Background...
More informationPotential of Energy Efficiency in Thai Petrochemical and Food Processing Industry
Potential of Energy Efficiency in Thai Petrochemical and Food Processing Industry Mr. Nutdhapun Ngernbumroong ENSOL Company Limited www.efficiency-from-germany.info Sustainable in Energy Efficiency Save
More informationChapter 5 Renewable Energy. Helping to Sustainably Power the Town of Veteran into the Future
Chapter 5 Renewable Energy Helping to Sustainably Power the Town of Veteran into the Future VISION: The Town of Veteran understands the potential to diversify their energy mix and is encouraging the deployment
More informationAPS Renewable Energy Plans. Brad Albert Spring AG Forum February 26, 2010
APS Renewable Energy Plans Brad Albert Spring AG Forum February 26, 2010 Preview Current projects Renewable Energy Targets Solar Technologies Conclusion APS Renewable Generation Current Portfolio High
More informationRisks And Opportunities For PacifiCorp State Level Findings:
Risks And Opportunities For PacifiCorp State Level Findings: Oregon Author: Ezra D. Hausman, Ph.D. A Risks and Opportunities for PacifiCorp, State Level Findings: Oregon Power Generation at Bonneville
More informationThe Role of the Regulator in the Promotion and Development of Renewable Energy
The Role of the Regulator in the Promotion and Development of Renewable Energy USA / Ohio Guatemala Renewable Energy Forum November 10, 2011 Tim Burgener, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio U.S. Generation
More informationPUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND Annual Report on the Status of Wind-Powered Generating Stations In the State of Maryland Prepared for the Honorable Martin O Malley, Governor of Maryland, the Senate
More informationSUN for a Brighter Future
Presentation to Arizona Chapter of ASFMRA February 26, 2010 Harvesting the SUN for a Brighter Future 0 Overview NextLight Renewable Power, LLC NextLight Renewable Power The largest independent utility-scale
More informationBiomass Power Plant Development in California, Overview and Lessons Learned
Biomass Power Plant Development in California, Overview and Lessons Learned Renewable Energy Conference for California Tribes, January 22, 2008 Tad Mason, Pioneering Efforts Biomass Utilization for the
More informationFrequently Asked Questions
NV GreenEnergy Rider program Frequently Asked Questions Q1. What is the NV GreenEnergy Rider (NGR) program? Ans. A variety of solar, geothermal, wind and other forms of renewable energy serve all NV Energy
More informationImpacts of Grid Regulation Policies in the United States Renewable Energy Market
Impacts of Grid Regulation Policies in the United States Renewable Energy Market Victoria Healey, Project Leader ECOWAS Renewable Energy Investment Forum 09 Oct 2013 NREL is a national laboratory of the
More informationOFFSHORE WIND ENERGY RENEWABLE BULK POWER BUT NO TRANSMISSION? 5 TH CONFERENCE ON APPLIED INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH
OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY RENEWABLE BULK POWER BUT NO TRANSMISSION? 5 TH CONFERENCE ON APPLIED INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH SUSTAINABLE EUROPEAN INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION, ENVIRONMENTAL
More informationEuropean Energy and Nordic Power Partners Presentation kw, Johannesburg, South Africa
European Energy and Nordic Power Partners Presentation 2014 200 kw, Johannesburg, South Africa Introduction to the European Energy Group European Energy Our development activities European Energy A/S was
More informationRenewable Power and Energy Efficiency: Policies in Iowa and Other States
Executive Summary Renewable Power and Energy Efficiency: Policies in Iowa and Other States Matthew D. Ritsema Mark A. Edelman Daniel M. Otto April 2003 A report for The Iowa Policy Project 318 2nd Avenue
More informationRenewable Energy Plan 2013 Biennial Review Lansing Board of Water & Light MSCP Case No. U-16619
Renewable Energy Plan 2013 Biennial Review Lansing Board of Water & Light MSCP Case No. U-16619 This Biennial Review filing by the Lansing Board of Water & Light (LBWL) complies with State of Michigan
More informationAn Energy Bill Proposal for the State of Colorado. BGE Consulting Angela Cook Erica Johnson Nick Goldstein Chris Bunch Jake Walter Kindra Priest
An Energy Bill Proposal for the State of Colorado BGE Consulting Angela Cook Erica Johnson Nick Goldstein Chris Bunch Jake Walter Kindra Priest Introduction The following report contains a realistic balanced
More informationTHERE S SOMETHING IN THE AIR: A PRIMER ON WIND LEASES. by Robert P. Wright
THERE S SOMETHING IN THE AIR: A PRIMER ON WIND LEASES by Robert P. Wright In order to understand the dynamics of a wind lease, it is useful to have some appreciation of the current state of the U.S. windpower
More informationLa Plata Electric Workshop June 8, Brad Nebergall Senior Vice President
Brad Nebergall Senior Vice President Tri-State Background Founded in 1952. 65 th anniversary year Not-for-profit, cooperative wholesale power supplier owned by the 43 distribution cooperatives it serves
More informationABENGOA SOLAR Solar Power for a Sustainable World
Farming the Sun: the Solana Generating Station Project Presented to: The American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers 27 February 2009 Tempe, AZ Index 1 A Little About Abengoa Solar 2 3 The Time
More informationAPWA Congress Solar Feed-in Tariff the Gainesville Way
APWA Congress 2011 Solar Feed-in Tariff the Gainesville Way 1 City population of 124,354 City area: 62 square miles County population of 247,336 County area: 930 square miles Employment Center for the
More informationWind Energy Update. RMLUI 2008 Land Use Conference Ron Lehr, Presenter Presentation by Larry Flowers
Wind Energy Update RMLUI 2008 Land Use Conference Ron Lehr, Presenter Presentation by Larry Flowers National Renewable Energy Laboratory 2 Capacity & Cost Trends Cost of Energy (cents/kwh*) 100 90 80 70
More informationEscanaba Power Plant Purchase Proposal
Escanaba Power Plant Purchase Proposal Presented to Electrical Advisory Committee on 4/28/2009 Traxys-Facts & Figures In FY 2008 Traxys had $4.5 billion turnover 250 employees world wide 25 global offices
More information2018 Candidate Education: Energy
2018 Candidate Education: Energy Matt Privratsky Director of Public Affairs privratsky@fresh-energy.org 651 403 1051 Dylan Sievers Policy and Public Affairs Associate sievers@fresh-energy.org 651 294 7144
More informationGreenhouse Gas Emissions. Climate Change: Taking Action for the Future
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Climate Change: Taking Action for the Future The energy industry across the United States is undergoing a major transformation by seeking lower-carbon energy sources while meeting
More informationMaking Sense of U.S. Energy Markets
Making Sense of U.S. Energy Markets Task Force on Energy Supply National Conference of State Legislators Richard McMahon Vice President, Energy Supply and Finance January 14, 2017 Wholesale Markets RTO/ISO
More informationRocky Mountain Power Docket No Witness: Joelle R. Steward BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF UTAH ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER
Rocky Mountain Power Docket No. 13-035-184 Witness: Joelle R. Steward BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF UTAH ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER Direct Testimony of Joelle R. Steward Cost of Service
More informationIndependent Power Production Policy
ENERGY STRATEGY FOR YUKON Independent Power Production Policy October 2015 BACKGROUND The Government of Yukon (YG) released the Energy Strategy for Yukon in January 2009. The strategy sets out YG s energy
More informationTHE CURRENT STATE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN RUSSIA
THE CURRENT STATE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN RUSSIA A BIT OF HISTORY Since the early nineties November 2007 Jan 2009 May 2013 Interest in Renewables Introduction of a legal basis for the promotion of renewable
More informationGetting Community Wind Off the Ground by Thomas A. Wind, PE Wind Utility Consulting, PC Jefferson, Iowa
Getting Community Wind Off the Ground by Thomas A. Wind, PE Wind Utility Consulting, PC Jefferson, Iowa Kansas Community Wind Summit Kingman High School Kingman, Kansas March 26, 2008 Buffalo Ridge Minnesota
More informationCurrent situation and expected development of renewable energy sources
Tariff (Price) Council of the Republic of Azerbaijan Current situation and expected development of renewable energy sources Kenan Mamishov St. Petersburg Senior adviser to the Secretariat of Tariff (Price)
More informationPutting Together a Wind Project: To Do Items. February 7, 2007
Putting Together a Wind Project: To Do Items Presenter Michael Reese Renville County Renewable Energy Conference February 7, 2007 Solar Rays and Wind The sun drives the hydrologic cycle and also drives
More informationGENEX WELCOMES QLD STATE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCEMENT OF STRATEGIC TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE FOR NORTH QUEENSLAND
5 June 2017 Level 6, 28 O Connell Street Sydney NSW 2000 GPO Box 4626, Sydney NSW 2001 t. + 61 2 9048 8850 e. info@genexpower.com.au w. www.genexpower.com.au ASX Announcement GENEX WELCOMES QLD STATE GOVERNMENT
More informationWind Energy Update. Larry Flowers. National Renewable Energy Laboratory November 2007
Wind Energy Update Larry Flowers National Renewable Energy Laboratory November 2007 Capacity & Cost Trends Cost of Energy (cents/kwh*) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Cost of Energy and Cumulative Domestic
More informationEnergy Policy 2012 Annual Update
Energy Policy 2012 Annual Update May 2013 Energy Policy 2012 Annual Update May 2013 1.0 Energy Policy Update This report provides an update of 2012 activities and results related to the City of Fort Collins
More informationTribal Development of Wind Energy
Tribal Development of Wind Energy 1 Disclaimer The information provided is for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship, and may not apply
More informationPumped Storage Profile
Pumped Storage Profile Table of Contents Brookfield Asset Management Introduction Brookfield Renewable Power Introduction Pumped Storage Profile Brookfield Pumped Storage Projects Conclusion 2 Brookfield
More informationNew Jersey s Clean Energy Program
New Jersey s Clean Energy Program Municipal Technical Training Fundamentals June 11 & 25, 2008 Mark Valori Renewable Energy Technical Director Market Management Team Agenda Presentation Overview Usage
More informationRENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES
Region 5 Renewable Energy Study Summary August 2009 Conservation is the first step. Renewable energy is wasted without energy conservation efforts like insulation, caulking, and energy efficient lighting
More informationOregon Renewable Energy Resources
Background Brief on September 2012 Inside this Brief Overview of Renewable Energy Renewable Portfolio Standard Energy Facility Siting Renewable Energy Legislation Staff and Agency Contacts State Capitol
More informationADB and Renewable Energy
ADB and Renewable Energy A Presentation at the Workshop on Participated in a workshop organized by GIZ on Solar Energy in the Philippines Solar Energy in the Philippines - Opportunities for German Companies
More informationExecutive Summary. CorPower Ocean AB. High Efficiency Wave Power
Executive Summary CorPower Ocean AB High Efficiency Wave Power February, 2014 1 1. Executive Summary CorPower Ocean AB (CPO) is bringing a new type of compact high efficiency Wave Energy Converter (WEC)
More informationDepartment of Legislative Services
Department of Legislative Services Maryland General Assembly 2008 Session HB 377 FISCAL AND POLICY NOTE Revised House Bill 377 (The Speaker, et al.) (By Request Administration) Economic Matters and Ways
More informationThe Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project
The Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project GREENING THE GRID Celebrating California s Progress in Renewable Energy March 2010 Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project: Leading the Way to a Greener Future
More information