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and produce electricity solely for their own consumption, except for inadvertent unscheduled deliveries to their electric utility. Alternate Energy Revolving Loan Program (ALERP) – Bundestaat: Iowa The AERLP provides loan funds to individuals and organizations that seek to build renewable energy production facilities in Iowa. Eligible renewable energy technologies include solar, biomass, wind and small hydro. Successful applicants will receive a single, low-interest loan that consists of a combination of AERLP funds and matching lenderprovided funds. The AERLP provides 50% of the total loan at 0% interest, with a maximum of $1 million. The remainder of the loan is provided by a lender at market rate. The maximum loan term allowed for the AERLP funds is 20 years. As the loans are paid back to the Iowa Energy Center, those funds are channeled back into the program and are made available to new applicants. Technical applications for projects with a total financed capital cost of $50,000 or less are reviewed on a continuous basis. Higher cost project are reviewed on a quarterly basis according to the following deadlines: Oct. 31, Jan. 31, Apr. 30 and July 31. As of July 2008, the AERLP had provided loans of more than $10.89 million in support of 80 renewable energy projects. Wind and Solar Energy Equipment Exemption – Bundestaat: Iowa This statute exempts from the state sales tax the total cost of wind energy equipment and all materials used to manufacture, install or construct wind energy systems. The exemption does not apply to equipment used to construct a plant to manufacture wind energy systems. As of July 1, 2006, solar energy equipment is also exempt from the state sales tax. Solar equipment means any equipment that is used to convert incident solar radiation to energy, or equipment used to transform the converted energy to storage or to some point of use. Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Systems – Bundestaat: Iowa In Iowa, the market value added to a property by a solar or wind energy system is exempt from the state's property tax for five full assessment years. According to Iowa law, eligible systems include (1) a system of equipment capable of collecting and converting incident solar radiation or wind energy into thermal, mechanical, or electrical energy and transforming these forms of energy by a separate apparatus to storage or to a point of use which is constructed or installed after January 1, 1978; or (2) a system that uses the basic design of the building to maximize solar heat gain during the cold season and to minimize solar heat gain in the hot season and that uses natural means to collect, store and distribute solar energy which is constructed or installed after January 1, 1981. 43
The Iowa Department of Revenue has determined that this exemption can be applied to systems whose "primary purpose" is to store or provide electricity for use at the site where the system is located. This clarifies that systems which periodically export electricity to the grid (e.g., net metered systems) are eligible to claim the exemption as long as they are used primarily to serve on-site electricity demand. KANSAS Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption – Bundestaat: Kansas This statute exempts renewable energy equipment from property taxes. Renewable energy includes wind, solar thermal electric, photovoltaic, biomass, hydropower, geothermal, and landfill gas resources or technologies that are actually and regularly used predominantly to produce and generate electricity. State Energy Program (SEP) – Bundestaat: Kansas All renewable energy technologies are eligible for the Kansas Corporation Commission Energy Programs grants offered each year as part of the State Energy Program (SEP). The Commission's Energy Programs goals are to accelerate the deployment of energy efficiency, renewable energy technologies, and education, and to facilitate the commercialization of emerging and underutilized energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. Grants are available to fund state agencies, counties, municipalities, universities, schools, non-profit organizations, small businesses, consultants, and others. MINNESOTA Renewable Energy Production Incentive – Bundestaat: Minnesota Supported by the state's Renewable Development Fund, Minnesota offers a payment of 1.0¢ to 1.5¢ per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for electricity generated by hydro facilities and onfarm anaerobic manure methane digesters. This incentive is available to hydro facilities located at the site of a dam, if the dam was in existence as of March 31, 1994, and begins generating electricity after July 1, 1994 or generates electricity after substantial refurbishing of a facility that begins after July 1, 2001. In order to receive payments, qualifying hydro facilities must begin operation by December 31, 2011. This is an extension of the previous deadline (2009) as a result of H.F. 1812 of 2008. In May 2007, the REPI was amended to make the actual gas produced by on farm anaerobic digesters eligible to receive the incentive beginning July 1, 2007. In other words, it is no longer required that the gas be used to produce electricity. It has not yet been determined how the incentive will be calculated for this option. 44
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