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The Janis Group, Inc. The Janis Group, Inc. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Lessons to be Learned – Update No.1 on Green Energy Projects May 12, 2009 By Jim Janis President, The Janis Group, Inc. This is an update briefing I originally presented a briefing on the Recovery Act on April 9 in Santa Fe to the Energy, Technology, and Environmental Business Association meeting This is an update of the original briefing You can find the original briefing at: /arra.aspx, or depending on your browser, click the picture to the right ARRA lessons to be learned In the original briefing, I suggested that anyone interested in working with the stimulus program to fund energy and environmental projects needs to learn four key lessons: Get with the program – understand ARRA’s purpose and objectives Follow the money – know where and how the funds will be spent Understand ARRA’s audit and reporting requirements – there are lots of them Stay flexible and informed – ARRA’s implementation practices will change frequently, and more funds may become available ARRA lessons to be learned (cont.) This update helps fulfill lesson 4 – Stay flexible and informed Lots of things have changed in the past month, especially in the Departments of Energy (DOE) and Defense (DOD) EPA, SBA, and other agencies have posted new opportunities in the energy and environmental areas We will focus here first on DOE, and then move on to EPA, SBA, DOD, and the others Finally, we will review the latest word on energy tax credits in the stimulus ARRA Funding to Date Department of Energy Recovery Act Projects DOE announces major ARRA initiatives In the past month, DOE has announced major Recovery Act initiatives in five areas: Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (Smart Grid) Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Office of Science Environmental Management DOE ARPA-E Initiative DOE announced a $400 million ARPA-E Recovery Act in