Ask Rose Consulting Service, Inc. to prepare your
applications for projects in the following qualifying areas:
 | | Energy Efficiency Improvements (max. grant request |
| | $250,000), including some Geo-Thermal and Solar Thermal projects
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 | | Grain Dryer projects
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 | | Irrigation system projects
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 | | Building envelope improvements
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 | | Lighting improvements
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 | | Energy-source conversion projects
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 | | Renewable Energy Technology purchase and installation |
| | (max grant request up to $500,000) including:
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 | | Wind Turbines
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 | | Solar Photovoltaic
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 | | Solar Thermal
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 | | Bioenergy (Biomass / Biogas)
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 | | Anaerobic Digesters
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 | | Geo-Thermal
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 | | Hydrogen projects |
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The application for FY 2009 was 31July, 2009. Rose Consulting
Service Inc prepared and submitted 32 total REAP applications on
behalf of clients. A variety of technologies were represented in
these applications - Small and Large Wind, Small and Large
Geothermal (Ground Source Heat Pump), Biomass, Solar PV and Grain
Dryers. Awards were announced 10Aug on some of the earliest grant
submissions and 4 out of 4 of RCS submissions have been funded to
date.
Start your 2010 project application now! REAP is now funded at
~$60 Million a year for the next 5 years, with Congress
contemplating adding funds into the program for Fiscal Year 2010.
The $60 Million for REAP is allocated between a number of different
programs, with funds set-aside for Combination Guaranteed
Loans/Grants, Feasibility Study work, and Renewable Energy
Assistance.
The Notice of Funding Availability (with stipulated deadlines for
2010) has not yet been released. However, the National USDA
office has advised applications will be accepted on a "rolling" basis
- meaning one can apply year-round. This moves you forward
towards project completion quicker. 2010 applications are already
being accepted! CALL RCS Inc. today for assistance getting your
share of these funds.
kellye (at) roseconserve.com
Local 952.808.0315 Tollfree 1.866.357.4315
Rose Consulting Service has an 76% success rate on these applications across all technologies, with a 95% success rate on small wind applications!!!
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