Vehicle-Grid Integration: A Vision for Zero-emission Transportation Interconnected Throughout System, California Public California’s Electricity Utilities Commission (October 2013) ) Refer to the link below for information about past Energy Commission research projects and activities: There is up to $26.5 million available for grants awarded under this solicitation. The total, minimum, and maximum funding amounts for each project group are listed below. Amount Available and Minimum/ Maximum Funding Amounts Project Group Available Minimum award Maximum award funding amount amount Group 1: Demonstration of $20,500,000 $500,000 $5,000,000 Low-Carbon-Based Microgrids for Critical Facilities Group 2: Demonstration of High-Penetration Renewable-Based Microgrids Group 3: Demonstration of $6,000,000 $500,000 $200,000 $2,000,000 Advanced Smart and Bidirectional Vehicle Charging Match Funding Requirement Match funding is required in the amount of at least 25% of the requested funds. Applicants that provide more than this amount will receive additional points during the scoring phase (See Part IV). in “Match funds” include: (1) “cash hand” funds; (2) equipment; (3) materials; (4) information technology services; (5) travel; (6) subcontractor costs; (7) contractor/project partner in-kind labor costs; and Match (8) “advanced practice” costs. funding sources include the prime contractor, subcontractors, and demonstration sites (e.g., test site staff services). do not include Energy Commission awards, “Match funds” EPIC funds received from other sources, future/contingent awards from other entities (public or private), or the cost or value of the project work site or structures or other improvements affixed to the project work site permanently or for an indefinite period of time. in funds means funds that are in the and “Cash hand” recipient’s possession are reserved for the proposed project, meaning that they have not been
Vehicle-Grid Integration: A Vision for Zero-emission Transportation Interconnected Throughout California’s Electricity System, California Public Utilities Commission (October 2013) ) Refer to the link below for information about past Energy Commission research projects and activities: There is up to $26.5 million available for grants awarded under this solicitation. The total, minimum, and maximum funding amounts for each project group are listed below. Amount Available and Minimum/ Maximum Funding Amounts Project Group Available funding Minimum award amount Maximum award amount Group 1: Demonstration of Low-Carbon-Based Microgrids for Critical Facilities $20,500,000 $500,000 $5,000,000 Group 2: Demonstration of High-Penetration Renewable-Based Microgrids Group 3: Demonstration of Advanced Smart and Bidirectional Vehicle Charging $6,000,000 $500,000 $200,000 $2,000,000 Match Funding Requirement Match funding is required in the amount of at least 25% of the requested funds. Applicants that provide more than this amount will receive additional points during the scoring phase (See Part IV). “Match funds” include: (1) “cash in hand” funds; (2) equipment; (3) materials; (4) information technology services; (5) travel; (6) subcontractor costs; (7) contractor/project partner in-kind labor costs; and (8) “advanced practice” costs. Match funding sources include the prime contractor, subcontractors, and demonstration sites (e.g., test site staff services). “Match funds” do not include Energy Commission awards, EPIC funds received from other sources, future/contingent awards from other entities (public or private), or the cost or value of the project work site or structures or other improvements affixed to the project work site permanently or for an indefinite period of time. “Cash in hand” funds means funds that are in the recipient’s possession and are reserved for the proposed project, meaning that they have not been
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