Virginia Information Source for Energy VISE www.deq.virginia.gov/p2/vise/homepage.html.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
IPED Financing Solar Energy Conference Leveraging the Solar Tax Credit Virginia ARRA Example Stephen A. Walz Senior Advisor for Energy Policy.
Advertisements

Renewable and Alternative Energy Leon County Schools 8 th Grade Comprehensive Science.
Grenada Sustainable Energy Plan Stakeholders Meeting April 5, 2002.
Sustainability: What Does It Mean for Mechanical Engineers?
Diesel Hybrid Renewable Energy Eco-Home. Vocabulary Active Solar Heating System: a system that uses solar collectors to capture energy from the sun and.
DEQ Mission By the end of the decade, Virginians will enjoy cleaner water available for all uses, improved air quality that supports communities and ecosystems,
Progressive 15 Burlington, Colorado April 17, 2009 Bob Mailander.
1 WGA Clean and Diversified Energy Advisory Committee Briefing Brian Horii Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc
Decent Work for All ASIAN DECENT WORK DECADE Green Jobs for Green Growth International Conference on Green Industry in Asia Manila, 9-11 September.
GREEN GROWTH ‘Reducing the impact on our environment’ Fabienne Poulet Environment Agency, UK.
Objectives - Nonrenewable  Describe nonrenewable energy consumption.  Describe the production of energy from oil and natural gas.  Describe nonrenewable.
Enduring Energy through Renewable Energies. Renewable Energy is any energy generated naturally such a sunlight, wind, tides, and geothermal heat.
Sustainable Energy at the World Bank: Policies and Experiences Anil Cabraal Lead Energy Specialist Energy and Water Department The World Bank Norway-World.
Today’s lesson will focus on Renewable Energy. So, what is Renewable Energy? Renewable Energy 2.
H2 FLORIDA Energy in Florida Scott A. Goorland Senior Assistant General Counsel Power Plant Siting and Energy Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Federal Energy and Environmental Regulation Agencies and Laws
COSTS AND BENEFITS OF A BIOMASS-TO-ETHANOL PRODUCTION INDUSTRY IN CALIFORNIA Pat Perez- Energy Commission May 8, rd Symposium on Biotechnology for.
Less is More: SEE Action and the Power of Efficiency Hon. Phyllis Reha Commissioner, Minnesota PUC Co-Chair, SEE Action Customer Information and Behavior.
Page 1 3/13 – Lynchburg 4/23 – Fredericksburg 3/28 – Charlottesville 4/12 – Danville.
Section 15.3: Energy Resources
Center for International Climate and Environmental Research-Oslo: Research Priorities and Interest in China Lin Gan SINCIERE Member Workshop October 19,
Energy Policy and Smart Growth American Planning Association 2003 Legislative and Policy Conference May 11-13, 2003.
Overview Enacted July 9, 2008 Provides $650 Million in Funding and Tax Credits for Alternative Energy and Conservation Creates Two Funding Streams: –$500.
Ayrshire Business Environment Partnership Sponsors : A new service provided through the Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Vermont’s Green Hotels in the Green Mountain State Program By Gary Gulka, VT DEC and Peter Crawford
Renewable Energy Resources Direct Solar –Electricity –Heating (Passive Solar/Solar Hot water Wind Power Hydropower Biomass Geothermal Power.
The Environment Global energy and environmental problems.
Alternative Fuels By David Byland, Alex Larson Period 7.
Climate Change and Renewable Heat; The Importance of Biomass Use Green Heat Wood Fuel for the Construction Industry.
Measuring Our Progress Process, Tools and Resources for Local Governments Garrett Fitzgerald Director of Programs ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability.
Autumn Million Jen DePaoli
Energy & Its Impact on Global Society Jerome K. Williams, Ph.D. Saint Leo University Dept. Mathematics & Sciences.
US Priorities for New and Renewable Energy Technologies Cary Bloyd Argonne National Laboratory APEC Expert Group on New and Renewable Energy Technologies.
[Legislative] [American policy] Passing of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) in Introduced competition within the supply sector.
Renewable Energy and Conservation Chapter 13. Direct Solar Energy Solar energy distribution over the US.
Ventura County Civic Alliance Fossil Free By ‘33 A New Energy Direction Community Environmental Council.
The Status and Future of Transportation Fuel Technologies for Wisconsin Maria Redmond Wisconsin State Energy Office 2013 Sustainability Summit and Exposition.
America’s Energy Future Presented to: 2006 BIO World Congress America’s Energy Future- Role of Agricultural and Forestry Community July 14, 2006 Toronto,
Earth’s Changing Environment Lecture 15 Energy Conservation.
3.00 Understand employment, agency, environmental, energy, and intellectual property law environmental and energy law.
Target: Describe each type of fossil fuel. Explain how it forms, is removed, and is processed. Discuss where it is found and the supply of the fossil fuel.
How do you think you could make a difference in conserving energy?
Non-Renewable Resources Fossil Fuels (coal, oil, petroleum) take millions of years to form. (They form from dead plants and animals.) In the U.S. these.
September 17, 2002 Van Jamison, POWAIR and Global Environment and Technology Foundation POLLUTION PREVENTION TEMPLATES WESTAR Technical Conference Snowbird,
Energy Use, Final Demand, 2001 GPI Atlantic. Electricity Use GPI Atlantic.
Livable Delaware Energy Task Force - the Key to Energy and Environmental Co-Benefits.
Chapter 13 Renewable Energy and Conservation. Overview of Chapter 13  Direct Solar Energy  Indirect Solar Energy  Wind  Biomass  Hydropower  Geothermal.
EMS Effectiveness in the Federal Community A Summary of Agency Responses to the “un scored” Metrics for Federal EMS Progress and Performance Reporting.
Energy Efficiency = changing current devices so they 1) do more useful work 2) not converting into low-quality(heat) 84% of all commercial energy used.
Alternative energy sources. Why the need?. Alternative energy sources. For global development to be both fair and sustainable, the rich world may need.
Biofuels Biomass is a renewable energy source because its supplies are not limited. We can always grow trees and crops, and waste will always exist. Environmentally,
AIR CLIMATE & ENERGY RESEARCH PROGRAM B U I L D I N G A S C I E N T I F I C F O U N D A T I O N F O R S O U N D E N V I R O N M.
Today we’re going to learn more about Renewable Energy
Chapter 8 Energy Sources and the Environment
ENERGY RESOURCES: PREDICTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES Kristin Clark ENERGY RESOURCES: PREDICTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES Kristin Clark.
Global Energy Issue: Impact on Industry and Communities Rosario “Chato” S. Calderon Senior Technical Advisor Energy Environment U.S. Agency for International.
Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical power Wind energy is a free, renewable resource, so no matter how much is used today,
1 Per capita Energy Consumption National Energy Policy Declaration 1. Providing Basic Energy Needs 2. Ensuring Energy Security 3. Promoting Energy.
Economics project draft. Jarred Mongeon.  Issues : Coal; Oil; Natural Gas. Fossil fuel dependency Greenhouse gasses (Climate Alteration) Contamination.
Joint Service Pollution Prevention and Sustainability Technical Library (JSP2STL) An Inter-Service And Inter-Agency.
Encourage the trade of Energy Efficient Goods Implication for Climate Change September 23, 2009.
Market-Oriented Brownfields Prevention “Working Ourselves Out of a Job” Brownfields 2008 Conference.
Wrapping Up Week 3 Understanding Energy Systems Fossil Fuels, Nuclear Power, and Renewable Energy.
A sustainable energy future. How can we make sure we have energy in the future? 1)Conserve energy - we use twice as much as most other developed countries.
Mickey Oros Altergy Systems Sr. Vice President – Business Development Chairman, Industry Advisory Panel National Hydrogen Association Keynote Session 2:
About Us Overview Off Grid Technologies is a premier engineering & consulting firm that specializes in renewable energy projects in commercial, industrial,
Standard 5 Objective 2 Study Notes. 1. Five major kinds of pollution include garbage, chemicals, high- powered wastes, and _______ and noise. gases Pg.
Non-traditional energy sources PURPA “alternative” sources efficiency “clean” sources Renewables How do we promote renewables nowadays?
Renewable Energy and Conservation
Renewable Energy and Conservation
Presentation transcript:

Virginia Information Source for Energy VISE

VISE website VISE (Virginia Information Source for Energy) is a web-based clearinghouse for information on both industrial and domestic energy efficiency opportunities, financial incentives, and renewable energy related issues and projects in Virginia.

Why VISE? Energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies are important to Virginia's environmental and economic health as well as to the health of Virginians. Conventional energy produced from the burning of fossil fuels results in pollutants being emitted to the air. These emissions can be health hazards and contribute to the deposition of pollutants on land and in water.

Air Pollution

Why VISE? Improved efficiency and the use of cleaner renewable energy technologies can reduce the environmental impact of Virginia's energy needs and help reduce dependence on fuels from foreign countries. For these reasons, the Department of Environmental Quality's Office of Pollution Prevention is committed to promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies.

What is available on VISE? The VISE website includes information on: energy efficiency techniques and programs applicable to the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors energy efficiency techniques and programs applicable to the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors renewable energy topics: wind power, hydropower, solar power, energy from biomass, waste, and geothermal renewable energy topics: wind power, hydropower, solar power, energy from biomass, waste, and geothermal alternative fuels: biodiesel, ethanol, compressed natural gas, hydrogen alternative fuels: biodiesel, ethanol, compressed natural gas, hydrogen

What is available on VISE? The VISE website includes information on: financial incentives from the Federal government, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and private sources to promote the use of alternative fuels in vehicles and transit, the use of renewable energy, and energy efficiency technology by businesses and homeowners financial incentives from the Federal government, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and private sources to promote the use of alternative fuels in vehicles and transit, the use of renewable energy, and energy efficiency technology by businesses and homeowners

VISE, VEEP, and your EMS VISE can be used as a resource for facilities in the Virginia Environmental Excellence Program (VEEP) that have the reduction in energy use as one of their objectives Facilities that have energy efficiency or renewable energy success stories are encouraged to share their information on the VISE site

Where is VISE headed? “Energy success stories” to highlight Virginia facilities that are leading the way in improving energy efficiency, using renewable energy, or using alternative fuels Information on the recommendations from the Virginia Energy Plan and the Governor’s Commission on Climate Change

Additional Assistance The Office of Pollution Prevention offers free, voluntary, non-regulatory visits intended to identify cost-effective opportunities for facilities to conserve energy and resources. These visits are available to all Virginia businesses and local government. If you are interested in one of these visits or have a question about energy conservation, renewable energy technologies or pollution prevention, please contact: Rachel Bullene

What are your energy needs?

Rachel Bullene Office of Pollution Prevention Department of Environmental Quality