Visit nrel.gov to view the eligibility criteria.
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Transitions Initiative Partnership Project (ETIPP) leverages the experience and expertise of a broad coalition of local stakeholders, regional organizations, national laboratories, and DOE offices.
ETIPP's network partners with competitively selected remote and island communities to transform their energy systems and increase energy resilience through strategic energy planning and the implementation of solutions that address their specific challenges.
Partner Network
Funding and support from DOE and its Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) includes:
- EERE's Building Technologies Office
- EERE's Energy Transitions Initiative
- EERE's Geothermal Technologies Office
- EERE's Solar Energy Technologies Office
- EERE's Vehicle Technologies Office
- EERE's Water Power Technologies Office
- EERE's Wind Energy Technologies Office.
Program administration and technical assistance from national lab partners, including:
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
- Sandia National Laboratories.
Stakeholder engagement and capacity building from competitively selected regional partner organizations include:
Technical Assistance
Watch the videos below to learn about specific approaches and examples of technical assistance, tools, and resources—as well as the benefits—that remote and island communities can access through ETIPP and its partner network.
Capacity Expansion
Community Solar
Distributed Wind
Housing
Island and Remote Project Finance
Microgrid Training and Design
Utility Rates and Tariffs
Community-Centered Design
Critical Facilities and Hazards
Environmental Effects of Marine Energy
Integrated Systems
Marine Energy Resource Characterization
Resilience Planning
Contact
If you have questions about ETIPP, contact ETIPP@nrel.gov.