C2C Expert Match Final Deliverable Ticaboo Utility Improvement District - Ticaboo (UT)

Publication Type	Unpublished

Authors	Jeetika Malik Sharon Smolinski
Abstract	Clean Energy to Communities (C2C) is an innovative, technical program that helps electric utilities, local governments, and community-based organizations meet their progressive clean energy goals. The Expert Match program is designed to provide short-term, no-cost technical assistance for communities seeking to answer a near-term. This document was an Expert Match Overview for the Ticaboo Utility Improvement District (TUID), operated 100% on diesel-powered electricity. The goal is to move to clean energy sources and simultaneously reduce generation costs to achieve a financially and environmentally sustainable operation. TUID has requested knowledge application technical assistance (TA), with successful TA envisioned as a system design and cost assessment for adding solar PV and battery storage to the microgrid, to achieve lower power rates and greater environmental and financial sustainability.
Notes	For a copy of this document please reach out to the authors: Jeetika Malik – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), [email protected] Sharon Smolinski – National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), [email protected]
Institution	C2C: Clean Energy to Communities Expert Match
Organizations	Building Technology and Urban Systems Division
Research Areas	Clean Energy to Communities (C2C)
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