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1 The New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation Energy Management and Funding Sources at Water Infrastructure Facilities SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY October 6, 2010 David Paterson, Governor Pete Grannis, Chairman Matthew J. Driscoll, President & CEO
2 The Environmental Facilities Corporation Providing Low-cost Financing and Technical Assistance to Municipalities, Businesses, and NY State Agencies for Environmental Projects A Public Benefit Corporation Accountability Transparency Clean Water State Revolving Fund (1987 Clean Water Act Amendments) Clean Water Program: 50% Interest Subsidy Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (1996 Safe Drinking Water Act) Drinking Water Program: 33.3% Interest Subsidy
3 Brief History of Water Finance 1 st Generation: CWA Construction Grants Program ( ) Large Federal grants (75%) Successful but not sustainable 2 nd Generation: SRF Programs CW (1987 present); DW (1996 present) Loan program (reduced interest rate) Successful but not always affordable/ feasible/ accessible
4 Two Years Ago $3.0 Federal Wastewater Treatment Funding Historic declines in federal funding Growing need CW/$36 Billion: 20 yrs DW: $38 Billion: 20 yrs Appropriations ($ billion) Threat of defunding by 2011 $0.5 Many projects stalled $0.0 Impending water quality Fiscal Year declines An EPA study estimated that $335 Billion would be needed simply to maintain the nation s drinking water systems in coming decades* $2.5 $2.0 $1.5 $ *Source: USEPA Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs Survey and Assessment
5 National Water and Sewer System Numbers 850 Billion gallons of untreated wastewater discharged annually 32 years average useful life of water treatment equipment $390 Billion to replace and build new wastewater systems over next 20 years $10,000 per household cost of replacing water mains and treatment plants 3% of US electricity demand accounted for by water systems Power is the second largest operational cost for wastewater treatment plants
6 What Did We Do About It? Governor forms Clean Water Collaborative Challenges: Gather baseline information on existing conditions Get people s attention & educate the public/lawmakers Make water finance a funding priority Propose Sustainable Water Finance Solutions Use the SRFs to demonstrate communities will Fix it First and Build it Better. Modify IUP requirements of engineering reports to identify increased energy efficiency features Ultimately: Establish a New Generation of Water Finance.
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8 Our Plan 3 rd Generation = Take the best of both! Loans + Grants Embrace Green priorities/ energy efficiency Establish asset management as priority Fair (Not Full) Cost Pricing Continue Federal/State/Local partnerships
9 The 3 rd Generation Arrived!
10 February 17, 2009 Vice President Joe Biden stands with President Barack Obama as he signs the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science in Denver, Colorado, on February 17, 2009.
11 How Did NY Do? CWSRF: $4 Billion Nationally $11.9 Million CWSRF Admin. $420 Million in principal forgiveness & grant $157 Million for Green Reserve 80 Projects $573 Million in Assistance Agreements $432,564, b Admin Grant GI
12 How Did NY Do? DWSRF: $2 Billion Nationally $5.2 Million State Set- Asides $71 Million in principal forgiveness & grants $29 Million GI 30 Projects $141 Million In Assistance Agreements $86,811,000 Program Set-Asides Grants GI
13 Green Project Reserve The GPR requires 20 % of clean and drinking water funds be reserved for projects that use innovative approaches to energy, water efficiency, and green infrastructure. Water Efficiency Green Wet Weather Infrastructure Energy Efficiency Environmental Innovation EFC created the Green Innovation Grant Program (GIGP) as part of its effort to distribute the GPR portion of the ARRA funds New York was the only State to apply their green dollars in this way USEPA awarded the NYS CWSRF the 2009 PISCES Award for this groundbreaking program
14 The ARRA Experiment
15 Wastewater Efficiency Program Jointly administered by NYSERDA/EFC Promote inclusion of energy efficiency technology in CW infrastructure Build off existing NYSERDA s Flex Tech program Established Baseline Standard Practices Benefits from Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
16 Typical Savings Measures Fine Bubble Diffusers Solar Hot Water Panels Building Insulation/Lighting High Efficiency Motors Variable Frequency Drives Water Meters (CWSRF/DWSRF) Reed Bed Sludge Treatment Low Pressure/High Intensity UV
17 Partnership Dividends Award Winning Program Received the "States Stepping Forward: Best Practices for State-Led Energy Efficiency Programs Award in 2010 from the American Council on an Energy Efficient Economy 25 Capital Projects RGGI Investment = $720,000 EFC obtained EPA approval for $98 Million in GPR funding for Energy Efficiency improvements (embedded and added) 2009 ARRA GPR requirement for NY CW was $86.5 Million
18 Measurable Energy Efficiency Savings $1 of Energy Efficiency evaluation = $135 in GPR verification $1 of Energy Evaluation = $3.60 in annual energy savings for CWSRF clients vs. baseline 16 Million kwh per year when compared to baseline 53,000 MMBTU Emissions avoidance/ reductions of 9,700 tons per year of CO 2
19 A Few Examples Middletown, NY Water Treatment Plant Expansion & Upgrade ARRA CW Recipient CWSRF Financing: $27 million ARRA Principal Forgiveness: $16 million ARRA GPR Funds: $4.2 million Energy-Efficient / Cost-Saving Benefits NYSERDA identified 9 project components to incorporate energy-efficient and cost-saving processes to be funded through the GPR $421,351 in annual cost savings 3.7 million kwh/yr
20 Cayuga County Regional Digester Awarded $6.2 million GIGP ARRA grant Anaerobic digester processes: Local manure Agricultural waste Food waste Environmental Benefits Generate: over 5 million kwh of electricity annually Reduce: nutrient overloading and runoff potential for pathogens to be released into the environment air pollution and uncontrolled emission of greenhouse gas from manure
21 Westcott Reservoir Awarded $753,543 in GIGP ARRA grants Microturbine System 3 rd largest water tanks in the world Expected to generate 438,000 kwh of electricity annually Solar Photovoltaic System Expected to produce 56,000 kwh of power annually The energy generated from the new systems will allow the facility to operate almost entirely off-the-grid
22 2010 And Beyond
23 Life After-ARRA 2010 Intended Use Plans $3.5 Billion in Federal appropriations for both SRFs in 2010! Great Accomplishment! Green Project Reserve continues 20% ($45 million) Principal Forgiveness & Grants continues First time in 20 years for clean water projects Required to distribute at least $33.7 million EFC allocated maximum amount of $112.3 million Maintain focus on energy efficiency
24 2010 CWSRF IUP Principal Forgiveness For Disadvantaged Communities Category Description Amount of PF Awarded A Populations up to 3,500 $7.2 million B Populations 3,500 2 million $30.1 million C Populations over 2 million (New York City) $30 million (all for GPR) D Hardship Communities $30 million G GIGP $15 million (all for GPR) TOTAL PF: $112.3 million
25 NYSERDA/EFC Take 2 EFC/NYSERDA continue to partner on energy efficiency effort (Categories A, B & D projects) 38 projects announced in July 2010 worth $67.2 million in principal forgiveness 100% additional subsidization benefit when energy efficiency study is conducted and implemented No study = max benefit is limited to 80% Drive better outcomes vs. pay for energy efficiency improvements
26 2010 CWSRF Category G GIGP Grants Application period: September 29, 2010 December 3, 2010 Two types of Grants: $15 Million available Construction Grants Grant for up to 90% of construction costs, not exceeding $750,000 Require complete Engineering Report (treatment plant projects) or concept plan and feasibility report for green infrastructure / stormwater projects at time of application. Design Grants Grant for up to 50% of design costs, not exceeding $50,000 per project Require complete Feasibility Study (treatment plants) or Concept Plan (green infrastructure / stormwater projects) at time of application. Projects must comply with USEPA 2010 CWSRF GPR criteria
27 Needs Remain Significant 2011 IUPs Clean Water Drinking Water Total President s Budget $2 Billion $1.3 Billion $3.3 Billion Funds Available in NY $1.1 Billion $390 Million $1.49 Billion Project Demand $6.9 Billion $3.9 Billion $10.8 Billion Projects Listed on IUP
28 Raising The Bar Fighting to Maintain Federal Funding At Current Levels RGGI Benefit Continues Reward Fix-It-First/Build-It- Better.Require later? Update Design Standards March 2010 NYSERDA Best Practices Handbook Enhance Scoring System/Drive Sustainable Solutions
29 What About My Community? List Your Project on the Annual IUP (need technical/engineering report) Develop Strong Plan for Energy Efficiency, Smart Growth and Asset Management Consider Other Green Innovations (Stormwater) Thank Congressional Delegation/Ask To Sustain Funding
30 In Conclusion Green technologies are here to stay The bar will continue to rise Energy efficiency provides multiple benefits to residents NYSERDA/LIPA/EFC/NYPA will continue to collaborate Significant competition for funding Call for Technical Assistance
31 Stay Informed Receive immediate notice of new and updated funding opportunities, programs, and initiatives SRF Newsletter Sign up to receive EFC s quarterly newsletter Webcasts Join EFC live to discuss important issues
32 Timothy P. Burns, P.E. Director of Engineering & Program Management NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation 625 Broadway Albany, NY Financing for a Sustainable Future
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