The tool suggests technology costs, calculates performance data, and calculates the economic value, such as levelized cost of energy (dollars per kilowatt-hour), of a project using geospatial site data. FEMP Screening Map: Interactive map examines the viability of three solar technologies in the United States with a high-level annualized economic calculation, with and without potential savings from available renewable energy incentives at the state and federal levels.REopt was used to calculate the levelized cost of energy–price spreads for solar PV and wind at federal facilities.Read about how FEMP uses REopt to screen federal renewable energy project opportunities.Access REopt Lite to evaluate your site’s potential for distributed energy potential.This analysis service identifies and prioritizes distributed energy projects at a single site or for multiple sites across cities, states, or countries, each with its own energy requirements, resources, goals, and constraints. REopt Screening Analysis: NREL's REopt techno-economic decision-support model analyzes and optimizes energy systems for buildings, campuses, communities, and microgrids.
The following distributed energy resource maps, calculators, and screening tools are a good place to start however, be sure to consult an expert for a professional evaluation before implementing a project. Renewable energy is available throughout the United States but resources vary greatly depending on location and microclimate.īefore an agency initiates a distributed energy project, it should measure and verify the local resources.
To help agencies assess the viability of on-site distributed energy projects, the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) offers a variety of renewable energy resource maps and screening tools.
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