There are 16 funding notices included below my signature block. Please check each for eligibility as many may not be specific to Tribes. Questions should be directed to those identified for that specific notice. Information courtesy of Laurie Brown. Thank you, Laurie.

Regards,

Lizana Pierce, Project Manager
DOE's Tribal Energy Program
Golden Field Office
1617 Cole Boulevard
Golden, CO 80401-3393
Phone: (303) 275-4727
Fax: (303) 275-4753
lizana.pierce@go.doe.gov

For information on the Program and our "Guide to Tribal Energy Development", see www.ere.energy.gov/tribalenergy

There are 16 funding notices included in this Issue. Full text of many of these funding notices can be accessed at the following internet sites:

Grants.gov notices: http://www.grants.gov

FBO notices: Loren Data Corporation: http://www.fbodaily.com/ or

FedBizOpps: http://www.fedbizopps.gov/

1) Federal PV Panel Roof

The U.S. General Services Administration announces its intent to seek a contractor to perform design/build of a Building Integrated Photovoltaic Roof at the C.S. Fisher Federal Courthouse, Trenton, NJ. The roof shall be an Energy Star rated single-ply cool roof at the upper-most tier of the courthouse which integrates flexible, amorphous PV panels directly into the roofing system. The rooftop area is 4,063 square feet. Total estimated cost between $100K and $250K. GSAexpect to post the RFP on or about 9/2/08 with proposals due 10/2/08.

For more info, contact Diana McLain at diana.mclain@gsa.gov or go to: https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=02cc9e9f9b1ccc0b2f0f9fcad336895d&tab=core&_cview=0

Refer to Sol# GS03P0308011. (FBO 8/15/08)

2) Industrial Energy Efficiency Programs

The U.S. Department of Energy requests proposals for Save Energy Now: State, Regional and Local Delivery. This initiative will support the development and delivery of industrial energy efficiency programs implemented at the local, state and/or regional level. $9.5 million expected to be available, up to 16 awards anticipated. State and Territorial Energy Offices must be the lead applicant. A Letter of Intent is requested but no required and is due 9/15/08. Final proposals due 10/16/08. For more info, contact Margo Gorin at ITP_State@go.doe.gov or go to:

https://e-center.doe.gov/iips/faopor.nsf/UNID/6033DD40BB42CF468525749600668DC3?OpenDocument

Refer to Sol# DE-PS36-08GO98033. (Grants.gov 7/30/08)

3) Global Climate Change Education

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) requests proposals for the Global Climate Change Education (GCCE) project. The GCCE is designed to improve the quality of global climate change and Earth system science education at the elementary, secondary, and undergraduate levels. Funded projects are expected to take advantage of NASA's contributions in climate science to enhance students' academic experiences and/or to improve educators' abilities to engage and stimulate their students. Up to 24 awards anticipated, award range $150K to $500K. A Notice of Intent is required and is due 8/29/08, final proposals due 10/24/08.

For more info, contact Diane Clayton at diane.clayton-1@nasa.gov or go to: http://nspires.nasaprs.com/external/solicitations/summary.do?method=init&solId=%7bA0A2FB8B-E96B-7579-5530-2709EE450F3F%7d&path=open

Refer to Sol# NNH08ZNE005N. (Grants.gov 7/18/08)

4) Global Climate Change Modeling and Early Career Projects

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requests proposals, under a joint solicitation, for 1) Adaptation for Future Air Quality Analysis and Decision Support Tools in Light of Global Change Impacts and Mitigation, and 2) Early Career Projects. Through this initiative, EPA seeks the development of modeling capability to provide: Insights to the air-quality-planning community; a capability to account for uncertainty and variability in the projections of a future world that includes global change and; an evaluation of the robustness of predictions made with improved tools when applied to relevant scientific and policy questions. This research must link from local to the global scale and back for predictions out to 40 years into the future. Addtionally, this initiative includes the opportunity for early career projects. $5 million expected to be available, up to 7 awards anticipated. Repsonses due 10/21/08.

For more info, contact Bryan Bloomer at bloomer.bryan@epa.gov or go to: http://es.epa.gov/ncer/rfa/2008/2008_star_adaptation.html

Refer to Sol# EPA-G2008-STAR-J1 and EPA-G2008-STAR-J2. (Grants.gov 7/22/08)

5) Transportation, GHG and Decision Making

The National Academy of Sciences, Transportation Research Board, requests proposals for Incorporating Greenhouse Gas Emissions into the
Collaborative Decision Making Process. The objective of this initiative is to develop a transportation project evaluation process to
help stakeholders balance the need to reduce delays caused by conflicting demands with the need to produce transportation solutions
that support community, economic, and environmental goals. Responses due 9/9/08.

For more info, contact Stephen Andrle at sandrle@nas.edu or go to: https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=92932e54b64e248af4e75a043c53f419&tab=core&_cview=0

Refer to Sol# SHRP2C09. (FBO 7/31/08)

6) Emerging Clean Diesel Technologies

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requests proposals for the Clean Diesel Emerging Technologies Program, for projects that reduce
emissions from existing diesel engines through the development and commercialization of emerging technologies. Through this initiative,
awardees will consult with a manufacturer of an emerging technology and will install a technology on an appropriate fleet. Awardees will
assist manufacturers with its development by providing the means to capture real world data and gain valuable operating experience,
ultimately leading to the commercialization of the emerging technology $3 million expected to be available, up to 5 award anticipated.
Responses due 9/21/08.

For more info, contact Jennifer Went at went.jennifer@epa.gov or go to: http://www.epa.gov/air/grants_funding.html

Refer to Sol# EPA-OAR-OTAQ-08-06. (Grants.gov 7/18/08)

7) Clean Air School Bus Program

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) requests proposals for the Clean Air School Bus Program Round 2.
Through this program, NYSERDA seeks projects that maximize the environmental and energy benefits of introducing emission-reducing
technology for diesel-fueled buses into school bus fleets and accelerating the introduction of these emission-reduction technologies
into the market. $3 million expected to be available. Proposal due 10/14/08.

For more info, contact Patrick Bolton at ppb@nyserda.org or go to: http://www.nyserda.org/funding/992pon.asp

Refer to PON# 992.

8) Municipal Water and Wastewater RD&D - New York

NYSERDA requests proposals for the Municipal Water and WastewaterResearch, Development and Demonstration Program. Projects should be
designed to reduce and/or optimize energy consumption; reduce energy and other operating costs; and improve environmental performance of NY
State's municipal water and wastewater. Development of products that meet the objectives of the program, and research studies on relevant
energy and environmental issues may also be supported. $2 million expected to be available, award range $250K to $400K. Responses due
9/25/08. For more info, contact Kathleen O'Connor kmo@nyserda.org or go to: http://www.nyserda.org/funding/1171pon.asp

Refer to PON# 1171.

9) Local Food Production - New York

NYSERDA requests proposals for Energy Productivity in Innovative Local Food Production Systems. Through this initiative, NYSERDA will support
RD&D, and commercialization of, or outreach for, energy efficient technologies and/or practices related to innovative NY-based food
production systems, such as Controlled Environment Agriculture, greenhouse technologies, and aquaculture that support a sustainable
economy, lead to sound energy management and can reduce dependence on carbon-based fuels. $1.5 million expected to be available, proposals
due 11/2/08 and 1/8/09.

For more info, contact Diane Clayton at diane.clayton-1@nasa.gov or go to: http://www.nyserda.org/funding/funding.asp?i=2

Refer to PON# 1236.

10) Renewables - Colorado

Black Hills Energy seeks 1 MW of solar on-site renewable energy certificates from non-residential solar resources of greater than
100 kW to meet Colorado RPS requirements. Responses due 9/15/08.

For more info, contact BHEsolarRFP@BlackHillsCorp.com or go to:

http://www.aquilaenergyresources.com/aer/renewable/co-solarREC-RFP.shtml

(Green Power Network 8/15/08)

11) 25 Year Solar Contract - California

The U.S. Coast Guard announces its intent to request bids for a 25 yearcontract to provide solar electrical utility services from a contractor
owned, installed, and operated photovoltaic array to be located on U.S. Coast Guard property in Petaluma, CA. It is anticipated that arrays in
the range of 500kW to 1MW are feasible. The solicitation will be posted on or about 8/22/08.

For more info, contact Mary Myers at mary.k.myers@uscg.mil or go to:

https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=f739711826c3c88da98cf5b99561852f&tab=core&_cview=0.

Refer to Sol# HSCG89-08-R-QE3003. (FBO 8/21/08)

12) Renewables - California

The Northern California Power Agency seeks up to 58 MW of eligible renewable resources and environmental attributes to meet the expected
long-term electric power needs of its members. Responses due 9/23/08.

For more info, contact Dana Griffith at Dana.Griffith@NCPA.com

(Green Power Network 8/15/08)

13) Renewable Energy - Massachusetts

Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant seeks up to 260,000MWh per year of energy and dependable capacity starting in the calendar year 2009 from

eligible renewable resources to meet the Massachusetts RPS requirements. Responses due 12/1/08.

For more info, contact Scott Whittemore at Renewables@TMLP.com or go to:

http://personal.tmlp.com/tmlpesp/RFP08-01-renewable-resource/

(Green Power Network 7/28/08)

14) Wind - Nebraska

The Omaha Public Power District seeks up to 80 MW of wind energy resources, associated energy, and environmental attributes. Notice of
Intent to bid is due 8/29/08.

For more info, contact Cene Bywater at cbywater@oppd.comhrist.

(Green Power Network 8/15/08)

15) Renewables - Ohio

Dayton Power & Light seeks a minimum of 38,000 MWh of eligible renewable energy resources and/or renewable energy certificates (RECs)
to meet Ohio RPS requirements. Preference will be given to Ohio-based resources. Responses due 9/12/08.

For more info, contact Shirish Desai at Shirisai@dplinc.cosh.dem or go to: http://www.dplinc.com

(Green Power Network 8/15/08)

16) Environmental Excellence Awards - K to 12

The SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund request proposals for the SeaWorld/Busch Gardens Environmental Excellence Awards. This
program recognizes the outstanding efforts of students and teachers across the U.S. who are working at the grassroots level to protect and
preserve the environment. $80K expected to be available, 8 awards anticipated. Responses due 11/28/08.

For more info, go to: http://www.swbg-conservationfund.org/projects_Awards.html

(RFP Bulletin 8/8/08)