Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for Community and Project Development in California Workshop
Here are presentations from a Tribal Energy Program workshop on Jan. 21-28, 2008, in Sacramento, California, about developing renewable energy and energy efficiency projects within the state's tribal communities.
- Course Overview: Energy in a Changing World
Roger Taylor - Community Strategic Energy Planning
Roger Taylor - Introduction to Energy and Market Terminology
Scott Haase - Demand-Side Options
Roger Taylor - Weatherization Overview
Roger Taylor - EPA-Certified Wood Stoves
John Crouch - Project Development Steps for Community- and Commercial-Scale Projects
Scott Haase - Wind Energy
- Ewiiaapaayp Wind Project
William Micklin - Overview of Biomass Energy
Scott Haase - Biomass Power Plant Development in California
Tad Mason - The Biofuels Opportunity
Scott Haase - Solar Thermal (Heating) Technology and Applications
- Solar Electric Technologies / Photovoltaics (PV)
Sandra Begay-Campbell - Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians — PV Project
Jack Whittier - Concentrating Solar Power: Technologies and Applications
Sandra Begay-Campbell - Concentrating Solar Power: Economics
Sandra Begay-Campbell - Hydroelectricity: Overview and Case Study
Faline Haven - Hydroelectricity: Glossary of Terms
Faline Haven - Hoopa Valley Tribe — Micro-Hydro Feasibility Study
Curtis Miller - Geothermal Energy: Beneficial Uses of Heat from the Earth
Roger Taylor - Introduction to Project Finance Analytic Methods
Jack Whittier - Business and Legal Issues in Tribal Energy Projects
Douglas C. MacCourt - New Market Tax Credits: A Financing Opportunity for Tribal Energy Projects
Jack Whittier - USDA Rural Development Energy Programs
Ben Higgins - Financing Tribal Energy Projects
Kevin O'Connor - Renewable Energy in California
Dora Yen-Nakafuji