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What do you do to get the Default Value on the Renewable Energy program form?

What is the Renewable Energy program?

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administered by Energy Works Michigan Waitlist Application Form: Renewable Energy (RE) Program Application for Michigan K-12 Schools, Colleges and Universities Issued: December 15, 2010 Email all inquiries to: info@energyworksmichigan.org 1 Sustainable - Equitable - Prosperous Future

Energy Works Michigan 215 E. Washington, #201 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Waitlist Application Form: Renewable Energy (RE) Program Application for Michigan K-12 Schools THE RE PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY WAITLISTED. Please submit this application to be considered when new openings appear. Interested schools are encouraged to review and return the completed Waitlist Application to be considered for the limited number of program openings in the next phase of this program. Energy Works Michigan is concluding the Pilot Program and will be undergoing an evaluation and revision period this spring. Schools will be signed up for newsletter updates and will be notified of the new program launch for Fall 2011. For more information please visit the Energy Works website: www.energyworksmichigan.org. Please submit all inquiries to: info@energyworksmichigan.org INSTRUCTIONS: Note: To check the required boxes, use your mouse to right-click on the box, select properties, and set the Default Value to checked. Applicants may fill out this form in Microsoft Word and submit the completed form as an attachment via email to: info@energyworksmichigan.org. Or, applicants may print this form and submit the copy via fax: (734)661-2678. Or, applicants may print this form and submit the copy via mail to: Energy Works Michigan 215 E. Washington Suite 201 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 734.369.9699 2 Sustainable - Equitable - Prosperous Future

1- PROJECT VALUE The Renewable Energy Program is a program offered to Michigan K-12 public and independent schools. The RE Program will provide an incentive funding for renewable energy systems and additional program benefits to schools that meet the program requirements. RE Program Benefits The development and administrative costs of the RE Program include, but are not limited to, the following components: Solar and/or Wind System Incentive Funding Technical Assistance Online Energy Monitoring Interactive Energy Production Data Charts Program Display Events / Media / Marketing Professional Development (4 teachers w/ sub pay) Lesson Plans Teacher Lab Kits Matching Funds In an effort to include the greatest number of schools in this program, schools are required to invest supplemental matching funds. The Matching Funds amount required for the RE program will be listed in the new application when it is launched in Fall 2011. The Renewable Energy Program is subject to change and Energy Works Michigan reserves the right to change or terminate the program without prior notice. 3 Sustainable - Equitable - Prosperous Future

2- GENERAL INFORMATION Name of School: Adams S.T.E.M. Academy School District: Ypsilanti Public School Address: 503 Oak St. City: Ypsilanti Zip Code: 48198 Phone: 734-714-1652 Email Address: Thompson@ypsd.org Name of Primary Project Liaison: Dave Strenski Title/Position: Engineer/Volunteer Phone: 734-383-9077 Email Address: Dave@Strenski.com How did you hear about this program? Please specify: We learned about the program from a friend in the neighborhood. 3- SCHOOL INFORMATION Year Built: 1960 s (?) Year of last major renovation: 2009 County: Washtenaw Square Feet: approx 75,000 sq ft Grade range at your school: K-6 Electric Utility Provider: DTE Energy % of Students receiving Free and Reduced Price Lunch: 85(?) % Fuel Provider (natural gas, etc.): DTE Energy REQUIRED: Use utility bills to provide energy and water use totals for the past 12 months: 12 mo. Total Consumption 12 mo. Total Cost ($) Electricity 327,120 kwh $33,961.50 Fuel- Natural Gas 19,343 CCF $20,801.15 Fuel- Heating Oil 0 Gallons $0 Fuel- Other Water 4,592.72 Gallons $4,349.80 4 Sustainable - Equitable - Prosperous Future

4- CURRENT GREEN INITIATIVES NARRATIVE Please check the categories that best describe your school s existing green initiatives*: Recycling program Community garden Green Schools member Low-flow water fixtures Extensive use of T-8 or CFL Renewable energy installation Other 5- ADDITIONAL NARRATIVE Please include any additional information below: Participated in energy management programs Power conservation policy Designated carpool parking Native landscaping/xeriscaping Farms to Schools participant Student earth club Other: Safe Route to School Program The full name of the school is: Adams Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Academy. The school had a renovation in the summer of 2009 which included up grading all the ceiling light with higher efficiency fixtures. The school also took part in the Luna Lake restoration project that happened in the City s Prospect Park that adjoins the school. The lake area was completely landscaped with native flowers and plants. Children from the school visit the area during recess and for science and nature classes. You can read more about the project here: http://www.hesna.org/images/20090114-lunalakereportwam.pdf Thank you for your interest! Your school will be added to the waitlist and will receive periodic updates during our evaluation and revision period. The new program will be launched in Fall 2011. It is important to note that there are a limited number of total program openings. Schools are also encouraged to look for updates and answers to FAQs on the Energy Works Web site: www.energyworksmichigan.org. Please submit all inquiries via email to info@energyworksmichigan.org (subject line Inquiries ) or call our office at 734.369.9699 Please submit this WAITLIST APPLICATION via email to info@energyworksmichigan.org (subject line EE Waitlist Application ) 5 Sustainable - Equitable - Prosperous Future