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Over the span of the project, these states have grown into an engaged learning collaborative which ZERO TO THREE continues to host and facilitate. Through in-person convenings, virtual learning opportunities, peer-to-peer connections, and individualized technical assistance, policy leaders and advocates from these states are learning from one another about how to build systems that meet the unique needs of infants, young children, and their families.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law amended the statutory provisions for the Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program (49 U.S.C. 5339(b)) and the Low or No Emission Program (49 U.S.C. 5339(c)) to include a requirement that any application for projects related to zero-emission vehicles include a Zero-Emission Transition Plan.
A: No. The Buses and Bus Facilities and Low or No Emission programs are for capital projects only and general studies or planning efforts are not eligible expenses. The cost of developing a transition plan is eligible under the planning programs (49 U.S.C. 5305) as well as under the Urbanized Area Formula (49 U.S.C. 5307) and Rural Area Formula programs (49 U.S.C. 5311).
Q3: If a state is submitting an application for a zero-emission project to the Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive or Low or No Emission programs on behalf of one or more subrecipients, is a statewide Zero-Emission Fleet Transition Plan required?
Whether an IRR is good or bad will depend on the cost of capital and the opportunity cost of the investor. For instance, a real estate investor might pursue a project with a 25% IRR if comparable alternative real estate investments offer a return of, say, 20% or lower. However, this comparison assumes that the riskiness and effort involved in making these difficult investments are roughly the same. If the investor can obtain a slightly lower IRR from a project that is considerably less risky or time-consuming, then they might happily accept that lower-IRR project. In general, though, a higher IRR is better than a lower one, all else being equal.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) provides direct funding to federal agencies through the Assisting Federal Facilities with Energy Conservation Technologies (AFFECT) program. AFFECT provides grants for the development of energy and water efficiency projects and processes at U.S. federal government-owned facilities.
On March 23, 2023, the Biden-Harris Administration, through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), announced $250 million in funding from President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help federal agencies implement net-zero building projects and set an example in sustainability as the nation works to transition to clean energy and combat climate change.
The AFFECT opportunity seeks applications from federal agencies that would use the funding to make energy and water efficiency upgrades to new and existing federal buildings and help them achieve net-zero through initiatives like efficiency and conservation improvements, electrification, on-site clean energy generation, and sustainable design.
AFFECT funding may be spent on any of the equipment and/or technical assistance and other services related to the planning, development, or implementation of an eligible project. The funding will be disbursed over the next two years, with three separate application submission opportunities.
Applicants are limited to federal government agencies. Federal agencies may opt to be supported by their private sector partners when developing applications for potential projects that meet the FAC application requirements.
If you are interested in exploring this project and would like a quick start, we have put together the superorbital/aws-eks-blueprint-examples Github repository that utilizes the AWS blueprints and can be easily used to give the project a test.
The project has a concept of EKS add-ons that maps directly to the upstream AWS EKS Add-ons and gives you a very easy way to manage which version of these various tools you want to be installed in your cluster. You can see a list of EKS add-ons and which versions work with which K8s versions by running aws --profile=sandbox eks describe-addon-versions.
All other Kubernetes software falls into the category of Kubernetes add-ons. The project comes with a list of currently supported add-ons, but these will grow over time, and there is nothing preventing people from utilizing their own forked repo so that they can more easily add and remove add-ons that they want to use in their environment.
As we have dug into the project, we have learned a few things, while also helping AWS ensure that the project is flexible enough to be used in a variety of ways, despite its naturally opinionated nature.
The project uses KMS3 for the default data encryption, but only gives two roles complete access to the very secure KMS key. This is not necessarily a huge issue on the surface, but it is quite possible to get into trouble during testing because if those roles get deleted somehow, the KMS key will be unmanageable and un-deletable via Terraform or the AWS console, without root access to the AWS account and manual intervention from the AWS support team, which can take a week or more to resolve.
We are continuing to actively work on this project in coordination with AWS and our engineering client, EBSCO. While our focus is on solving the engineering challenges that our client has been facing, we think that it is important to be an active participant in the broader open source ecosystem and to provide as many contributions and actionable feedback to maintaining teams as possible so that the resulting improvements can be enjoyed by everyone.
The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is the discount rate that makes the net present value (NPV) of a project zero. In other words, it is the expected compound annual rate of return that will be earned on a project or investment.
When calculating IRR, expected cash flows for a project or investment are given and the NPV equals zero. Put another way, the initial cash investment for the beginning period will be equal to the present value of the future cash flows of that investment. (Cost paid = present value of future cash flows, and hence, the net present value = 0).
In capital budgeting, senior leaders like to know the estimated return on such investments. The internal rate of return is one method that allows them to compare and rank projects based on their projected yield. The investment with the highest internal rate of return is usually preferred.
If an investor paid $463,846 (which is the negative cash flow shown in cell C178) for a series of positive cash flows as shown in cells D178 to J178, the IRR they would receive is 10%. This means the net present value of all these cash flows (including the negative outflow) is zero and that only the 10% rate of return is earned.
The SAMD21 MCU has a USB device port that can be used to communicatewith a host PC. See the USB device support samples sample applications formore, such as the USB CDC-ACM sample which sets up a virtualserial port that echos characters back to the host PC.
Facilities achieve TRUE certification for zero waste by attaining at least 31 out of 81 credit points on the TRUE scorecard and meeting 7 minimum program requirements. The rating system outlines these certification requirements and credits in detail, and includes important program information. Please use the Addenda table and Redline document in order to have access to the most up-to-date information.
This document is a modified copy of the TRUE Rating System that reflects and demonstrates the changes and improvements made through the TRUE v1 Addenda. This optional resource will be updated annually as a supporting document for projects seeking certification and can be used in conjunction with the TRUE Rating System and the TRUE v1 Addenda, which should still be referenced as the most up to date official guidance for achieving TRUE certification.
An overview of the TRUE for Construction Projects Pilot Guidance, including eligibility; resources to get started; frequently asked questions; and updates on the pilot guidance and participation. Use this page to understand how to use the pilot guidance to certify your construction project; share feedback on the guidance to support its development; and access the pilot guidance directly to understand which requirements and credits can be achieved through current activities or by implementing new policies and practices.
Guidance outlining the requirements and process for projects to achieve TRUE precertification. Review this free document to understand how you can get started on your zero waste and TRUE journey by getting TRUE precertified.
Guidance for organizations that would like to pursue TRUE certification for multiple projects in their portfolio using a more streamlined certification process. The Guide outlines eligibility, requirements, detailed process steps, and how to prepare.
Handbook of the TRUE Advisor certificate program, which provides a comprehensive curriculum for the individual who wants to be trained on the TRUE Rating System and learn about zero waste policies and programs. TRUE Advisors understand the requirements of the rating system, help projects achieve TRUE certification and are committed to advancing zero waste values and policies. The TRUE Advisor certificate program consists of 12 on-demand, self paced modules and the assessment will be delivered online via a computer-based testing platform.
Spread the word about your TRUE certification or TRUE Advisor certificate. TRUE offers several opportunities and resources to help you tell your zero waste story. With template social media and press release language, TRUE's marketing team provides tailored offerings to help continue to get involved with the circular economy community.
Zero-knowledge technology is a subset of cryptography that is helping blockchain projects overcome the scaling and privacy limitations inherent to many layer-1 blockchains. The technology enables blockchain projects to facilitate greater transaction throughput, protect user data while still being able to verify identities, and support complex computation, while also allowing enterprises to adopt blockchain technology while protecting their intellectual property. Underpinning all of these use cases is zero-knowledge proofs.
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