Jim Freihaut: Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster (GPIC)

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Co-Applicants • DOE Co-Applicant: Penn State – $122 million over 5 years • NIST Co-Applicant: DVIRC – $1.5 million over 3 years • SBA Co-Applicant: Wharton SBDC – $1.2 million over 4 years • EDA Co-Applicant: PIDC • -$5 million over 5 years DOE HUB Task Areas 1. Tools for integrated design, verification, and modeling 2. New components, sub-systems, and controls 3. Public policy, behavior, economics, and business 4. Education and workforce development 5. Demonstration, deployment, and IP management Strategic t Market Focus Full-spectrum retrofit of existing average size commercial and multi-family residential buildings. Industrial Member Cost Share Bayer Material Science ,IBM, PPG , Turner Construction, UTC ~ $25 million over 5 years Pennsylvania State Funding Minimum $30 million Years 1-3 Slide: 10
The Navy Yard $30 million of new Commonwealth capital funding for <strong>GPIC</strong> facilities 270 existing buildings and new buildings that can be utilized as test beds Independently owned utilities including electric distribution grid Three new DOE research and education centers on site: DOE Mid-Atlantic Clean Energy Applications Center DOE Northern Mid-Atlantic Solar Training Center DOE GridStar Smart Grid Training Center Strategic location with easy access and support services Zone 4A climate that has four distinct seasons Slide: 11
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