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{{#Wiki_filter:Andrew M. Cuomo, GovernorFrancis J. Murray, Jr., NYSERDA President and CEO SearchNYSERDA >About NYSERDA  
{{#Wiki_filter:Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene... Page 1 of 2 ENT000486 Submitted: March 30, 2012 Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor                                                          Search Francis J. Murray, Jr., NYSERDA President and CEO Energy Efficiency and          Energy Innovation and                Energy Education and                    Energy and the            Energy Data, Planning Renewable Programs              Business Development                Workforce Development                    Environment                    and Policy Home              About              Events              Funding Opportunities                Publications            Contractors          All Programs Contacts            Newsroom NYSERDA > About NYSERDA > Newsroom > 2011 Announcements > Governor Cuomo Announces $191M for Renewable Energy June 02, 2011 Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Energy in New York State NYSERDA funding will increase use of hydroelectric, wind and biofuel energy, creating up to $500 million in economic benefits to state and enough clean energy to power 145,000 homes Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the Public Service Commission (PSC) have awarded $191 million to 17 power projects across the state that will produce and deliver renewable electricity to New Yorkers.
>Newsroom >2011 Announcements > Governor Cuomo Announces $191M for Renewable Energy June 02, 2011 Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Energy in New York State NYSERDA funding will increase use of hydroelectric, wind and biofuel energy, creating up to $500 million in economic benefits to state and enough clean energy to power 145,000 homes Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the Public Service Commission (PSC) have awarded $191 million to 17 power projects across the state that will produce and deliver renewable electricity to New Yorkers. In addition to producing clean, renewable energy, NYSERDA estimates that these power projects will produce nearly $500 million in economic benefits over the expected 20-year life of the facilities. The projects will be funded through the state's Renewabl ePortfolio Standard (RPS), which is tasked with obtaining at least 30 percent of New York's electricity come from renewable sources by 2015. The projects competitively selected include four wind projects, four hydroelectric projects, seven landfill gas-to-electricity projects, and two anaerobic digester projects located at dairy farms. Once operational, the 17 projects will add 315 megawattsof renewabl ecapacity to New York's generator resource base and produce about 1 million megawatt-hours per year of clean renewable energy. That's enough clean energy to supply approximately 145,000 homes per year. "For New York to lead the way in innovation and technology, we must provide the resources and support necessary to enhance clean energy projects today," Governor Cuomo said. "New York has one of the most ambitious and responsible renewable energy targets in the nation: 30 percent by 2015. These projects represent the future of energy in New York State and will result in a grid that is efficient, affordable, clean and reliable for generations to come. I congratulate the recipients of these awards and thank NYSERDA and the PSC for administering this important program." Wind projects selected in this solicitation include: Howard Wind Farm, Canisteo, Steuben County Stony Creek Wind Farm, Wyoming, Wyoming County Allegany Wind Farm, Great Valley, Cattaraugus County Marble River Wind Farm, Churubusco, Clinton County Hydroelectric projects include: An expansion at the Stewarts Bridge facility, Corinth, Saratoga County Three repowered hydro facilities - Wave Hydro, Baldwinsville, Onondaga County; Wiscoy, Allegany County; and Black Brook, Fillmore, Clinton County Landfill gas-to-electricity projects include: Albany 2 project, Colonie, Albany County Hyland, Angelica, Allegany County DANC, Rodman, Jefferson County Home About Events Funding Opportunities Publications Contractors All Programs Contacts Newsroom Energy Efficiency and Renewable Programs Energy Innovation and Business Development Energy Education and Workforce Development Energy and the Environment Energy Data, Planning  and Policy Page 1of 2 Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene
In addition to producing clean, renewable energy, NYSERDA estimates that these power projects will produce nearly $500 million in economic benefits over the expected 20-year life of the facilities. The projects will be funded through the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), which is tasked with obtaining at least 30 percent of New York's electricity come from renewable sources by 2015.
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The projects competitively selected include four wind projects, four hydroelectric projects, seven landfill gas-to-electricity projects, and two anaerobic digester projects located at dairy farms. Once operational, the 17 projects will add 315 megawatts of renewable capacity to New York's generator resource base and produce about 1 million megawatt-hours per year of clean renewable energy.
...ENT000486 Submitted:  March 30, 2012 Accessibility l Web Policies l Disclaimer l Internet Privacy Policy l Board and Committee Meetings l Job Opportunities at NYSER DA lCopyright 2011 NYSERDA - New York State Energy Research & Development Authority     Chautauqua, Jamestown, Chautauqua County Modern, Youngstown, Niagara County Ontario, Stanley, Ontario County Seneca, Seneca Falls, Seneca County Anaerobic digester projects include: Bergen Farms, Odessa, Schuyler County Windsor Acres, LLC, Harpursville, Broome County Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA said, "The RPS has been instrumental in attracting private investment in renewable energy and supporting the state's clean energy agenda. Thanks to Governor Cuomo's commitment to clean-energy investment, we will help create jobs, improve our environment and strengthen our energy security in New York." Garry Brown, Chairman of the PSC said, "The generation of electricity from renewable sources increases energy diversity and promotes a better environment for us all. Renewable energy, along with our energy efficiency efforts, provides our best hope toward ending dependency on fossil fuels, improving regional economies, and reducing harmful emissions." Created in 2004 to promote the development of new renewable energy resources, the RPS is funded by a surcharge collected from ratepayers served by investor-owned utility companies. To date, the RPS has supported the development of 56 large-scale projects, including 18 wind farms, 25 hydroelectric facility upgrades, eight landfill-gas projects, three power plants that will partially displace coal with biomass and two anaerobic digester gas facilities. In total, these facilities will represent more than 1,883megawatts of new renewable capacity. More information about the RPS program, including the 2010 Annual Performance Report, can be found at New York Renewable Portfolio Standard
That's enough clean energy to supply approximately 145,000 homes per year.
.The weighted average price in today's solicitation is $22.01 per megawatt-hour of production. In addition, NYSERDA is currentlyseeking proposals for the first round of the RPS regional program (PON 2156), a five-year, $150 million solicitation to fund customer-sited renewable energy projects in the downstate market. Eligible projects for this funding include solar photovoltaic(PV) and biogas-to-electricity technologies. More information can be found at PON 2156 Renewable Portfolio Standard Customer
                                "For New York to lead the way in innovation and technology, we must provide the resources and support necessary to enhance clean energy projects today," Governor Cuomo said. "New York has one of the most ambitious and responsible renewable energy targets in the nation: 30 percent by 2015. These projects represent the future of energy in New York State and will result in a grid that is efficient, affordable, clean and reliable for generations to come. I congratulate the recipients of these awards and thank NYSERDA and the PSC for administering this important program."
-Sited Tier Regional Program.About NYSERDA NYSERDA, a public benefit corporation, offers objective information and analysis, innovative programs, technical expertise and funding to help New Yorkers increase energy efficiency, save money, use renewable energy, and reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. NYSERDA professionals work to protect our environment and create clean-energy jobs. NYSERDA has been developing partnerships to advance innovative energy solutions in New York since 1975.
Wind projects selected in this solicitation include:
Contact(s)Dayle Zatlin, Assistant Director of Communications Phone : 518-862-1090, Ext. 3359 Email : dez@nyserda.orgLast Updated: 02/15/2012Page 2of 2 Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene
z    Howard Wind Farm, Canisteo, Steuben County z    Stony Creek Wind Farm, Wyoming, Wyoming County z    Allegany Wind Farm, Great Valley, Cattaraugus County z    Marble River Wind Farm, Churubusco, Clinton County Hydroelectric projects include:
...3/30/2012 htt p://www.n y serda.n y.g ov/About/Newsroom/2011-Announcements/2011-06-02-Cuomo-
z    An expansion at the Stewarts Bridge facility, Corinth, Saratoga County z    Three repowered hydro facilities - Wave Hydro, Baldwinsville, Onondaga County; Wiscoy, Allegany County; and Black Brook, Fillmore, Clinton County Landfill gas-to-electricity projects include:
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z    Albany 2 project, Colonie, Albany County z    Hyland, Angelica, Allegany County z    DANC, Rodman, Jefferson County http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/About/Newsroom/2011-Announcements/2011-06-02-Cuomo-...                                                                             3/30/2012
 
Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene... Page 2 of 2 z     Chautauqua, Jamestown, Chautauqua County z    Modern, Youngstown, Niagara County z    Ontario, Stanley, Ontario County z    Seneca, Seneca Falls, Seneca County Anaerobic digester projects include:
z    Bergen Farms, Odessa, Schuyler County z    Windsor Acres, LLC, Harpursville, Broome County Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA said, "The RPS has been instrumental in attracting private investment in renewable energy and supporting the state's clean energy agenda. Thanks to Governor Cuomo's commitment to clean-energy investment, we will help create jobs, improve our environment and strengthen our energy security in New York."
Garry Brown, Chairman of the PSC said, "The generation of electricity from renewable sources increases energy diversity and promotes a better environment for us all. Renewable energy, along with our energy efficiency efforts, provides our best hope toward ending dependency on fossil fuels, improving regional economies, and reducing harmful emissions."
Created in 2004 to promote the development of new renewable energy resources, the RPS is funded by a surcharge collected from ratepayers served by investor-owned utility companies. To date, the RPS has supported the development of 56 large-scale projects, including 18 wind farms, 25 hydroelectric facility upgrades, eight landfill-gas projects, three power plants that will partially displace coal with biomass and two anaerobic digester gas facilities. In total, these facilities will represent more than 1,883 megawatts of new renewable capacity. More information about the RPS program, including the 2010 Annual Performance Report, can be found at New York Renewable Portfolio Standard.
The weighted average price in today's solicitation is $22.01 per megawatt-hour of production. In addition, NYSERDA is currently seeking proposals for the first round of the RPS regional program (PON 2156), a five-year, $150 million solicitation to fund customer-sited renewable energy projects in the downstate market. Eligible projects for this funding include solar photovoltaic (PV) and biogas-to-electricity technologies. More information can be found at PON 2156 Renewable Portfolio Standard Customer-Sited Tier Regional Program.
About NYSERDA NYSERDA, a public benefit corporation, offers objective information and analysis, innovative programs, technical expertise and funding to help New Yorkers increase energy efficiency, save money, use renewable energy, and reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. NYSERDA professionals work to protect our environment and create clean-energy jobs. NYSERDA has been developing partnerships to advance innovative energy solutions in New York since 1975.
Last Updated: 02/15/2012 Contact(s) z    Dayle Zatlin, Assistant Director of Communications Phone : 518-862-1090, Ext. 3359 Email : dez@nyserda.org Accessibility l Web Policies l Disclaimer l Internet Privacy Policy l Board and Committee Meetings l Job Opportunities at NYSERDA l Copyright 2011 NYSERDA - New York State Energy Research & Development Authority http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/About/Newsroom/2011-Announcements/2011-06-02-Cuomo-...                                                                                     3/30/2012}}

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Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene... Page 1 of 2 ENT000486 Submitted: March 30, 2012 Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor Search Francis J. Murray, Jr., NYSERDA President and CEO Energy Efficiency and Energy Innovation and Energy Education and Energy and the Energy Data, Planning Renewable Programs Business Development Workforce Development Environment and Policy Home About Events Funding Opportunities Publications Contractors All Programs Contacts Newsroom NYSERDA > About NYSERDA > Newsroom > 2011 Announcements > Governor Cuomo Announces $191M for Renewable Energy June 02, 2011 Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Energy in New York State NYSERDA funding will increase use of hydroelectric, wind and biofuel energy, creating up to $500 million in economic benefits to state and enough clean energy to power 145,000 homes Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the Public Service Commission (PSC) have awarded $191 million to 17 power projects across the state that will produce and deliver renewable electricity to New Yorkers.

In addition to producing clean, renewable energy, NYSERDA estimates that these power projects will produce nearly $500 million in economic benefits over the expected 20-year life of the facilities. The projects will be funded through the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), which is tasked with obtaining at least 30 percent of New York's electricity come from renewable sources by 2015.

The projects competitively selected include four wind projects, four hydroelectric projects, seven landfill gas-to-electricity projects, and two anaerobic digester projects located at dairy farms. Once operational, the 17 projects will add 315 megawatts of renewable capacity to New York's generator resource base and produce about 1 million megawatt-hours per year of clean renewable energy.

That's enough clean energy to supply approximately 145,000 homes per year.

"For New York to lead the way in innovation and technology, we must provide the resources and support necessary to enhance clean energy projects today," Governor Cuomo said. "New York has one of the most ambitious and responsible renewable energy targets in the nation: 30 percent by 2015. These projects represent the future of energy in New York State and will result in a grid that is efficient, affordable, clean and reliable for generations to come. I congratulate the recipients of these awards and thank NYSERDA and the PSC for administering this important program."

Wind projects selected in this solicitation include:

z Howard Wind Farm, Canisteo, Steuben County z Stony Creek Wind Farm, Wyoming, Wyoming County z Allegany Wind Farm, Great Valley, Cattaraugus County z Marble River Wind Farm, Churubusco, Clinton County Hydroelectric projects include:

z An expansion at the Stewarts Bridge facility, Corinth, Saratoga County z Three repowered hydro facilities - Wave Hydro, Baldwinsville, Onondaga County; Wiscoy, Allegany County; and Black Brook, Fillmore, Clinton County Landfill gas-to-electricity projects include:

z Albany 2 project, Colonie, Albany County z Hyland, Angelica, Allegany County z DANC, Rodman, Jefferson County http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/About/Newsroom/2011-Announcements/2011-06-02-Cuomo-... 3/30/2012

Governor Cuomo Announces $191 Million in Project Awards to Increase Renewable Ene... Page 2 of 2 z Chautauqua, Jamestown, Chautauqua County z Modern, Youngstown, Niagara County z Ontario, Stanley, Ontario County z Seneca, Seneca Falls, Seneca County Anaerobic digester projects include:

z Bergen Farms, Odessa, Schuyler County z Windsor Acres, LLC, Harpursville, Broome County Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA said, "The RPS has been instrumental in attracting private investment in renewable energy and supporting the state's clean energy agenda. Thanks to Governor Cuomo's commitment to clean-energy investment, we will help create jobs, improve our environment and strengthen our energy security in New York."

Garry Brown, Chairman of the PSC said, "The generation of electricity from renewable sources increases energy diversity and promotes a better environment for us all. Renewable energy, along with our energy efficiency efforts, provides our best hope toward ending dependency on fossil fuels, improving regional economies, and reducing harmful emissions."

Created in 2004 to promote the development of new renewable energy resources, the RPS is funded by a surcharge collected from ratepayers served by investor-owned utility companies. To date, the RPS has supported the development of 56 large-scale projects, including 18 wind farms, 25 hydroelectric facility upgrades, eight landfill-gas projects, three power plants that will partially displace coal with biomass and two anaerobic digester gas facilities. In total, these facilities will represent more than 1,883 megawatts of new renewable capacity. More information about the RPS program, including the 2010 Annual Performance Report, can be found at New York Renewable Portfolio Standard.

The weighted average price in today's solicitation is $22.01 per megawatt-hour of production. In addition, NYSERDA is currently seeking proposals for the first round of the RPS regional program (PON 2156), a five-year, $150 million solicitation to fund customer-sited renewable energy projects in the downstate market. Eligible projects for this funding include solar photovoltaic (PV) and biogas-to-electricity technologies. More information can be found at PON 2156 Renewable Portfolio Standard Customer-Sited Tier Regional Program.

About NYSERDA NYSERDA, a public benefit corporation, offers objective information and analysis, innovative programs, technical expertise and funding to help New Yorkers increase energy efficiency, save money, use renewable energy, and reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. NYSERDA professionals work to protect our environment and create clean-energy jobs. NYSERDA has been developing partnerships to advance innovative energy solutions in New York since 1975.

Last Updated: 02/15/2012 Contact(s) z Dayle Zatlin, Assistant Director of Communications Phone : 518-862-1090, Ext. 3359 Email : dez@nyserda.org Accessibility l Web Policies l Disclaimer l Internet Privacy Policy l Board and Committee Meetings l Job Opportunities at NYSERDA l Copyright 2011 NYSERDA - New York State Energy Research & Development Authority http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/About/Newsroom/2011-Announcements/2011-06-02-Cuomo-... 3/30/2012

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