ELEVATE NV NOFO ATTACHEMENT_FINAL_03.05.2025.docx
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This document is a Program Description from the Nevada Governor's Office of Energy (GOE) for the Energy Load Expansion & Viability for Advanced Technology & Evaluation in Nevada (ELEVATE NV) initiative. The program seeks large load customers and developers, such as data centers, transportation operators, and manufacturers, as collaborators for a Department of Energy (DOE) Partnership Intermediary Agreement. The performance period is estimated from Summer 2025 to Winter 2026, with a total subaward funding amount of $4,000,000 and an anticipated 2-5 awards. GOE will serve as the lead applicant and pass-through entity, with interested collaborators required to be "point load proponents" submitting their interest for the full DOE grant application.
The funding will be disbursed incrementally based on milestone completion, with invoices submitted for review and payments aligned with negotiated deliverables approved by the DOE. Collaborators must certify they are not owned or controlled by governments of countries deemed as risks. Reporting requirements include regular meetings, monthly progress reports, and reimbursement requests tied to DOE/GOE milestones. Interested participants should contact Nicole Kelleher, Energy Program Manager at nrkelleher@energy.nv.gov, with their collaboration intent. The program emphasizes supporting energy-intensive industries through collaborative technological development and evaluation.
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Program Description:
The Nevada Governor’s Office of Energy (GOE) is seeking large load customers/developers (e.g., data centers, transportation operators, manufacturers) as collaborators for its Energy Load Expansion & Viability for Advanced Technology & Evaluation in Nevada (ELEVATE NV) Eligibility Criteria:
1. Applicant must be a “point load proponent” (i.e., data center user, data center developer, data center operator, and energy-intensive manufacturer) to perform the work as a collaborative.
1. Applicant must certify it is not owned by, controlled by, or subject to the jurisdiction or direction of government of Country of Risk[2] Award Information (subject to change):
Period of Performance (POP): TBD per DOE (estimated Summer 2025-Winter 2026) Subaward funding amount: $ 4,000,000.00 (variable based on collaboration) Anticipated number of awards/collaborators: 2-5 Application Process:
The DOE application is a Partnership Intermediary Agreement, GOE will be Lead Applicant and act as the pass-through entity to the required collaborators. Interested collaborators as “point load proponents” (i.e., data centers user, data center developer, data center operator, and energy-intensive manufacturer) submit interest Please notify the GOE of your interest in being a collaborator for the full DOE grant application.
Reporting Requirements:
Upon completion of milestones, invoices will be submitted for review. Incremental payments to the performer will be made in accordance with the established milestones and deliverables as written (and approved by DOE POR) in the B2B agreements. The payment schedule for each project is to be determined based on negotiated milestones and deliverables. Please be aware, additional documentation and support for expenditures may be requested as determined by DOE. The GOE will require regular meetings, monthly progress reports, and request for reimbursements tied the DOE/GOE required milestones and schedule.
Contact Information:
Nicole Kelleher, Energy Program Manager, Governor’s Office of Energy, nrkelleher@energy.nv.gov
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