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Development and Demonstration of Energy Savings Perform Contracting Methodologies for Hydroelectric Facilities: Cooperative Research and Development Final Report, CRADA Number CRD-08-309
doi: 10.2172/1039823
This CRADA explores the opportunities and challenges of funding federal hydro dam refurbishment projects through ESPCs. It assesses legal authorities for rehabilitating dams through ESPCs; roles and responsibilities of each party including the dam owner, Power Marketing Administration (PMA), ESCO, and preference customers; potential contract structure and flow of money; measurement and verification processes; risk and responsibility allocation; and financial viability of projects.
- University of North Texas United States
- University of North Texas United States
Marketing, Energy Conservation, Viability, 13 Hydro Energy, Hydroelectric Power, Energy Efficiency Crada, Crada, 29 Energy Planning, Policy And Economy, Verification, Dams
Marketing, Energy Conservation, Viability, 13 Hydro Energy, Hydroelectric Power, Energy Efficiency Crada, Crada, 29 Energy Planning, Policy And Economy, Verification, Dams
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