EERE: Deployment Home Page

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Clean Cities TV

Check out Clean Cities TV, featuring videos on alternative fuel and vehicle deployment success stories; first responder, vehicle safety, workforce development, and Clean Cities Coordinator training; and new, emerging technologies.

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Largest Caribbean Solar Project

A 450-kilowatt photovoltaic system, installed by the U.S. Virgin Islands Port Authority with $2.9 million in Recovery Act funding from DOE and technical assistance from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, will generate approximately 15% of the energy needed to operate the airport.

Learn more about this and other projects in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Fire Island Wind

Representatives from DOE's Integrated Deployment program provided technical assistance that helped re-invigorate Alaska's Fire Island Wind Project, which will be the largest wind farm in Alaska when completed.

Learn about other projects in Alaska.

The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's (EERE) deployment efforts facilitate adoption of commercially available renewable energy and energy efficient technologies in the marketplace. Deployment projects, programs, and initiatives help stimulate market demand for EERE technologies, increase economic development through private sector investment, and create jobs.

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Deployment Areas

Integrated Technology Deployment
Integrates energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies in federal agencies, tribal nations, states, local communities, and international locations.

Energy Efficiency Technology Deployment
Facilitates widespread adoption of energy efficiency in areas such as buildings, industry, and vehicles.

Renewable Energy Technology Deployment
Reduces barriers to deployment of renewable energy technologies including solar, wind, geothermal, green power, and hydrogen and fuel cells.