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Title: Panama Bartholomy


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The Revolution will be Funded
  • Panama Bartholomy
  • Advisor to Chairman Douglas
  • California Energy Commission

Going Green 8/13/09 Long Beach, CA
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Where We Are Going Today
  • State Condition
  • State Policies
  • Funding opportunities

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  • States preferred energy policy approach since
    2003

2003 Energy Action Plan (http//www.energy.ca.go
v/energy_action_plan/2003-05-08_ACTION_PLAN.PDF)
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Energy Efficiency
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Renewable Energy
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Renewable Portfolio Standard
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Clean Vehicles
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Alternative Fuels
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Water
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Urban Water Use

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Climate Change
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Climate Change Scoping PlanA Framework for Change
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Recommended Reduction Measures Reductions Counted
Towards 2020 Target
  • Million Solar Roofs
  • Medium/Heavy Duty Vehicles
  • High Speed Rail
  • Industrial Measures
  • High Global Warming Potential Gas Measures
  • Sustainable Forests
  • Oil and Gas Extraction and Transmission
  • Additional Reductions
  • California Light-Duty Vehicle Greenhouse Gas
    Standards
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Renewables Portfolio Standard (33 by 2020)
  • Low Carbon Fuel Standard
  • Regional Transportation-Related GHG Targets
  • Goods Movement
  • Recycling and Waste (landfill methane capture)

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What is Coming?
Cleantech Venture Investments in CA and North
America
Cleantech Group Cleantech Investment 2008
Annual Review www.cleantech.com
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What is Coming?
  • Energy Generation is the largest U.S. cleantech
    segment, accounting for 59 percent of total U.S.
    cleantech VC investment
  • Energy Efficiency (8)
  • Energy Infrastructure (7)
  • Energy Storage (7)
  • Energy Infrastructure is the fastest growing
    segment, increasing by 273 million from 2007 to
    2008.
  • Other top growing segments
  • Energy Generation
  • Manufacturing/Industrial

Cleantech Group Cleantech Investment 2008
Annual Review www.cleantech.com
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Federal
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Energy Funding Implications for California
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)
  • 787 Billion in funding appropriations and tax
    relief
  • Nearly 63 billion for energy activities
  • 42 billion in appropriations
  • 21 billion in energy tax incentives

www.energy.ca.gov/recovery
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ARRA Formula Energy Appropriations
  • Total of 11.3 billion in formula-based funding
  • 3.1 billion State Energy Program
  • Energy Commission will receive 226 million
  • 3.2 billion Energy Efficiency and Conservation
    Block Grant Program
  • California local governments are expected to
    receive over 300 of million
  • Energy Commission is expected receive 49 million

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ARRA Formula Energy Appropriations
  • Total of 11.3 billion in formula-based funding
  • 5 billion for Low Income Home Weatherization
  • Community Services and Development Department
    will receive 185 million
  • 300 million nationally for Energy Star Appliance
    Rebates
  • Energy Commission is expected receive 30 Million

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State Energy Program
  • First Tier
  • Green Workforce 20 million
  • State Buildings 25 million
  • Local Government Buildings 50 million

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State Energy Program
  • Second Tier
  • Building Retrofit 96 million
  • Municipal Financing
  • Districts
  • Residential Retrofit
  • Commercial Retrofit
  • Clean Energy 30 million

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Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant
  • 3.2 billion nationally
  • 68 to local governments (directly to cities gt
    30,000 and counties gt 200,000 population)
  • 28 to state energy offices
  • 4 to tribes and competitive grants
  • California local governments are expected to
    receive over 302 million directly
  • Energy Commission is expected to receive 49
    million

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CEC Workforce Development Activities and Plans
  • Transportation
  • Energy and Water Efficiency
  • Renewable Energy
  • 65 Million in Clean Energy Workforce Training
    Funding

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Summation
  • State policy will push
  • electricity and transportation
  • efficiency and renewables at
  • unseen scale
  • Massive government and private investment will
    create opportunity and jobs
  • An educated and well-trained workforce is
    critical to attracting clean energy sector
    investment
  • We will not achieve any of our clean energy
    sector goals unless we develop the workforce

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Thank You!Panama Bartholomy(916)
654-4896pbarthol_at_energy.state.ca.us
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