The total obligation amount of $600,000 is funded directly to the dept

Of energy fermilab. The goal of the fermilab resilience and efficiency project is to mature the efficiency and resiliency of the department of energy's fermilab site operations. The project will utilize the department's enable espc contract vehicle (or a hybrid enable espc) to deploy an aggressive set of energy conservation measures including a solar photovoltaic and energy storage installation at fermilab. These measures will significantly move the fermilab campus toward mitigating climate change impacts of site operations and will improve the operating reliability of campus facility infrastructure to support consistent operations of mission-critical accelerator facilities. Fermilab's goals in executing an affect-supported enable espc are three-fold: 1. Execute energy conservation measures to reduce fermialb's energy consumption by a minimum of 6,000 MWH/year. The standard ecms should have a payback period of 10 years or less. 2. Install a utility-grade solar photovoltaic array with a 2 MW capacity. 3. Install energy storage technology(IES) to store the energy produced by the solar photovoltaic system and a micro- or nanogrid system to enable islanding of one or more of fermilab's mission-critical facilities. These three goals will move fermilab toward creating a network of grid-interactive efficient buildings.