2-MIF Task 3 Project Pipeline RFI YOUR ORG NAME.xlsx

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Energy Saving Technologies - Project Pipeline Development
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265X901157
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Hamilton County, Ohio

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This is a Project Pipeline Request for Information (RFI) template issued by the City of Cincinnati's Office of Environment & Sustainability seeking project ideas from developers, institutions, nonprofits, houses of worship, community development corporations, utilities, and other entities interested in energy efficiency, zero-emissions transportation, and clean energy development. The RFI solicits information at the project or portfolio level for near-term pipeline initiatives with maximum specificity available at submission. Organizations are required to provide basic information including proposed structure, project titles and overviews (limited to 150 characters), the offeror's relationship to the investment, project addresses with 11-digit census tract codes, and descriptions of capital providers and financing structures. The template provides three illustrative examples: Cincinnati Commons (46 units of new construction multifamily affordable housing with all-electric, high-efficiency features totaling $13.2 million with an $850,000 financing gap); Level 2 EV Chargers (20 charging stations across Kentucky and Ohio with a $45,000 total cost and $30,000 financing gap); and Community Resilience Hub (30kW rooftop photovoltaic with 250kWh battery storage totaling $350,000 with a $275,000 financing gap). The template accommodates multiple project categories including distributed energy resources, buildings, transportation, transmission, and other technologies.

The RFI template captures financing details including total project costs, financing gaps, and sources of other capital. Respondents must identify their relationship to investments as either developers, project proponents, land owners, or building owners. The file includes extensive capacity for portfolio submissions with rows for up to 50 projects, allowing organizations to present multiple initiatives simultaneously. No specific response deadline, award date, or contract term is provided within this template document; these parameters would be contained in the formal RFI announcement. The initiative targets the Cincinnati metropolitan area with potential inclusion of projects throughout Ohio and Kentucky based on the illustrative examples provided.

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Pipeline

NOTE: provide information at the project or portfolio level for your near term pipeline with as much specificity as possible/available at the time of submission
Basic informationProposed structure
Title and Overview of Investment (150 characters max, i.e. 1-2 sentences)Offeror Relationship to the InvestmentPortfolio or Single Project? (Note: Portfolio should be a collection of like investments)Project Address(es) (Street Address, City, State, Zip)Project Location (census tract 11 digit code)Financing Gap Size (enter full number with all zeros)Total Project or Portfolio Cost (enter full number with all zeros)Description of Other Capital ProvidersNotes
Example:
Cincinnati Commons: 46 units of new construction multifamily affordable housing. All-electric, high-efficiency.DeveloperProject1234 Ohio Street, Cincinnati, OH, 4520239061026900$ 850,000.00$ 13,156,123.00$3.2M Senior - City, $2.5M equity, $6.6M other funding/subsidyFinancing gap is the cost premium to build all-electric/high efficiency.
Example:
Level 2 EV Chargers: 20 charging stations for fleet electrification at offices across KY/OHLand owner and Project ProponentPortfolio350 Kentucky Ave, Newport, KY 41071; 1250 Main Street, Florence, KY 41073; 425 Thomas Dr., Blue Ash, OH, 45913; 711 Spring Street, Milford, OH 4521541073809422$ 30,000.00$ 45,000.00$15,000 owner fundsBest financing we can find for this project is 7.5% interest
Example:
Community Resilience Hub: 30kW rooftop PV and 250kWh battery (12 hours)Building ownerProject13501 N James Way, Covington, KY 4107139061035885$ 275,000.00$ 350,000.00$75,000 capital campaign
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DER (Utility scale - 5-10MW)
DER (Commercial - behind the meter)
DER (Community solar)
DER (Community wind)
DER (Residential)
DER (Standalone Energy storage)
Buildings (Commercial & Industrial)
Buildings (Residential)
Buildings (Software solutions)
Buildings (Other)
Transport (Personal EVs)
Transport (Commercial EVs)
Transport (Charging/infrastructure)
Transport (Micromobility)
Transport (Other)
Other (Transmission)
Other (Coal conversion)
Other (Offshore wind)
Other (Financial instrument)
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