
doi: 10.2172/821606 , 10.2172/821287 , 10.2172/821286
Public Technology Inc. (PTI) engaged in a cooperative agreement, DE-FC26-01NT41107, with the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Rebuild America Program to provide energy efficiency and energy conservation technical assistance to local governments across the United States. The first year of the cooperative agreement dated from April 2, 2001 to April 1, 2002, at a funding level of $375,000. This technical report covers the period of October 2001--March 2002. PTI appreciates the support that it has received from Rebuild America and plans to continue, with DOE and Rebuild America support, to serve in a strategic capacity, lending the technical experience of its staff and that of the Energy Task Force on approaches to increasing program efficiencies, furthering program development, and coordinating information sharing to help ensure that energy programs are responsive to the needs of local governments.
Energy Conservation, Joint Ventures, Technology Transfer, Local Government, Consumption, 330, Energy Efficiency, 29 Energy Planning, Policy And Economy, And Utilization, Buildings, 32 Energy Conservation
Energy Conservation, Joint Ventures, Technology Transfer, Local Government, Consumption, 330, Energy Efficiency, 29 Energy Planning, Policy And Economy, And Utilization, Buildings, 32 Energy Conservation
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