|
In This Toolkit
Web Resources
Local Media
State Contacts
Select Energy Projects
State’s Utilities
WEB RESOURCES
Delaware Recovery Website
Delaware Energy Office
Delaware Bid Solicitation Directory
Delaware Energy Plan 2009-2014
Delaware Public Service Commission
DSIRE Energy Incentives -- DE
LOCAL MEDIA
Sussex Countian
Delawareonline.com
Philadelphia Business Journal
Delmarvanow.com
Reuters
The Delaware Business Ledger
STATE CONTACTS
.
Delaware Energy Office
1203 College Park Drive
Suite 101
Dover, DE 19904
Phone: 302.735.3480
Fax: 302.739.1840
Website: www.delaware-energy.com
Suzanne E. Sebastian
Energy Program Planner IV
302.735.3480 fax: 302.739.1840
suzanne.sebastian@state.de.us
Charlie T. Smisson, Jr.
State Energy Coordinator
302.739.5644 fax: 302.739.6148
Charlie.Smisson@state.de.us
..
.
SELECT ENERGY PROJECTS
State Energy Program
Total Delaware funds: $24,231,000
- The state and local governments, municipal utility and school districts will award contracts using their currently established procedures. The priority will be for projects that are “shovel/project ready;” those that can be rolled-out quickly, putting individuals back to work. This means that small businesses must be “contract ready,” i.e., registered/certified to do business with the State and local governmental entities. Primary focus areas:
- Home Energy Efficiency – funds will be used to conduct home energy audits and implementation of retrofitting for HVAC, windows, insulation, air stripping and other materials. Start-up expected late 2009.
- Business, Commercial and Manufacturing Energy Efficiency – funds will be used for energy audits, installation of efficient lighting, updated refrigeration systems, HVAC and motor and process efficiency improvements. Start-up expected June.
- Renewable Energy Funding – funds will be used to assist with installation of renewable energy technology such as solar, wind, or geothermal systems. Green Energy Fund currently operational.
- Energy Efficiency in Schools and State facilities – funds will be used to enter into performance contracts or in other mechanisms for upgrades in certain state buildings. Timelines to be determined.
Contact:
Charlie Smisson
charlie.smisson@state.de.us
Energy Coordinator
Delaware Energy Office
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program
Total Delaware funds: $9,953,500
· Grantees under the CSBG Recovery Act funds are limited to private, nonprofit entities that provide services in New Castle, Kent or Sussex County, Delaware. Non-profits can find information at http://www.recovery.delaware.gov/non-profits.shtml. Opportunities will be listed on the website as more information becomes available. Also check the federal Recovery site (www.recovery.gov) and the Federal Grant Announcement site (www.grants.gov) for updates and other postings.
Contact:
Charlie Smisson
charlie.smisson@state.de.us
Energy Coordinator
Delaware Energy Office
Alternative Fuel and Advanced Technology Vehicle Pilot Program
Anticipated Award Size: $5M minimum to $15M maximum.
- The Delaware Energy Office seeks applications for projects that expand the use of alternative fueled vehicles and advanced technology vehicles. The installation or acquisition of infrastructure necessary to directly support an alternative fueled vehicle or advanced technology vehicle is also eligible. Prospective applicants are limited to State or local governments or a metropolitan transportation authority, or combinations of these AND a designated Clean Cities Coalition in order to apply to the program funding. Special preference shall be given for “Shovel Ready” applications which can rapidly implement vehicles and/or support fueling infrastructure projects while accelerating job creation and economic benefit. Round 2 COB is September 15, 2009.
Contact:
Suzanne Sebastian
302-735-3480
UTILITIES
Regulatory Authority
Delaware Public Service Commission
Private Utilities:
Delmarva Power
The Delaware Public Service Commission does
not have ratemaking authority over the following:
Cooperatives:
Delaware Electric Coop Inc
Municipals:
City of Dover
|
Twitter
Facebook
Linkedin
RSS
Talk Back
