IREC/NCSC/DSIRE: Solar in the stimulus: analysis of state energy program spending

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Solar in the Stimulus: An Analysis of State Energy Program Spending State Energy Program Spending American Solar Ener gy Society: Sizing Up State Programs May 20, 2010 Ty Gorman N C Solar Center / DSIRE N. C. Solar Center / DSIRE

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Ty Gorman, NCSC, discusses how much money is being invested in solar under stimulus-funded state energy programs, and which states have allocated the most money for solar.

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Solar in the Stimulus: An Analysis of State Energy Program SpendingState Energy Program Spending

American Solar Energy Society: Sizing Upgy y g pState Programs

May 20, 2010

Ty GormanN C Solar Center / DSIREN.C. Solar Center / DSIRE

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DSIRE O iDSIRE Overview– Created in 1995 by theNC Solar CenterNC Solar Center

– Funded by U.S. DOE(EERE), administeredby NREL

– ~2,392 RE & EEfinancial incentives &financial incentives &regulatory policies

– Federal, State, Local,UtilityUtility

– ~ 250,000 uniquevisitors/monthwww dsireusa orgwww.dsireusa.org

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I t d tiIntroduction• Impetus for this research• Questions:– 1) How much money is being invested in solar* underthe stimulus funded State Energy Program (SEP)?

– 2) Which states have allocated the most money tosolar under the stimulus funded SEP?solar under the stimulus funded SEP?

– 3) How much stimulus funded SEP is still available topossibly fund solar?

*Solar includes: PV and Solar Thermal (usually for water heating with a few spaceheating projects)g p j )

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M th d lMethodology• Reviewed SEP ARRA PlansReviewed SEP ARRA Plans– Excluded EECBG, WAP, Treasury Grants, EPA funds,regular SEP fundingregular SEP funding

• Contacts at SEOs

R i d SEO d th St t W b it• Reviewed SEO and other State Websites(Governors�’ press releases)

• Recorded and categorized the $ amounts

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Categorizing the $$$

Degree of Certainty

• Explicitly Allocated and Planned for Solarp y f

• RE Funding (solar funding possible)

• EE Funding (solar funding possible)g ( f g p )

SEP Funding Unavailable for SolarSEP Funding Unavailable for Solar

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RESULTSAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment Act

SEP:

$3 1 B$3.1 B

STILL POSSIBLYAVAILABLE L $575 MAVAILABLE:$1.14 BSOLAR:

Loans: $575 MRE Grants: $146 MEE Grants: $423 M

SOLAR:

$310 M Solar Grants: $246 MSolar Rebates: $64 M

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States Solar $ States Solar $

Top 10 States March 8, 2010 Top 10 States May 14, 2010

TN $ 61.5 MNY $ 29.7 MFL $ 24 4 M

TN $ 61.5 MTX $ 46.8 MNY $ 44 3 MTime lapse =FL $ 24.4 M

VA $14.4 MMA $12.2 M

NY $ 44.3 MFL $24.4 MPA $19.7 M

Time lapse =2 months

$MD $ 9.75 MPA $ 9.6 M

$MA $ 18.5 MVA $ 14.4 M

4 Top TenStates withChanges

PR $ 7.8 MGA $ 7.78 MOH $ 7 6 M

MD $ 9.75 MPR $ 7.8 MGA $ 7 78 MOH $ 7.6 M GA $ 7.78 M

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MAY 14 2010

Top 10States

SolarSpending

MAY 14, 2010

TN $ 61.5 MTX $ 46.8 M

$NY $ 44.3 MFL $24.4 MPA $19 7 MPA $19.7 MMA $ 18.5 MVA $ 14.4 MMD $ 9.75 MPR $ 7.8 M

$GA $ 7.78 M

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16Solar Rebates by State

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12 Renewable Energy Rebate Funding (in Millions)

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8Allocated and Planned Solar Rebates (in Millions)

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AR CT CO DC

DE FL GA

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MN PR UT VT

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IVA Total: $88.4 M

STATE13 states +

PR, DC, USVI STATEoffer rebates

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Solar Grants by Sector$0 2$0.2

$26 MResidential Grants

Commercial Grants$59.7 M

Commercial Grants

Public Sector Grants

$160.1 M Multiple Sector Grants

Total: $246 M$

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Grants by SectorEE G t ($423 M t t l)RE G t ($145 6 M t t l)

$16.8 M$21 3 M $8 MEFFICIENCY

EE Grants ($423 M total)RE Grants ($145.6 M total)

Residential EER id i l EER id i l RE

$$21.3 M ResidentialSector RE Grants

Commercial

$8 M

$

$68 M

RESIDENTIALGRANTCommercialSector EE GrantsCommercial EE

Commercial RE

Residential EEResidential RE

$51.2 M$21.3M

Sector RE Grants

Public Sector REGrants

$107 M

$239 M

Public Sector EEGrantsPublic EE

Public RE

Other Sector REGrants

Other Sector EEGrantsOther RE

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Loan FundingFunding for Loan Program(s), in Millions

$120$140$160

$60$80

$100

$10 $7 $3.5

$$20$40

TX CA INOH AL

WA AK

NC

WI

KY CO IA PA NE AR VT

MI

FL NV NJ

MD

OR PR NH

USV

IUT

ME

MT

Possibly Solar, Payback Has to Meet Criteria

Solar Specific

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C t tContacts

Ty GormanN C Solar Center / DSIRE

Amanda Zidek VanegaN C Solar Center / DSIREN.C. Solar Center / DSIRE

[email protected]

N.C. Solar Center / DSIREwww.DSIREusa.org

[email protected]