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List of AcronymsARPC - Apalachee Regional Planning CouncilARRA - American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009ASTM – American Society for the Testing on MaterialsBtu - British thermal unitCATI – Computer Assisted Telephone InterviewingCEMP – Comprehensive Emergency Management PlanCFRPC - Central Florida Regional Planning CouncilCNG – Compressed Natural GasCOOP – Continuity of Operations PlanDGE – Diesel Gallon EquivalentDOE - U.S. Department of EnergyECFRPC - East Central Florida Regional Planning CouncilEDD – Economic Development DistrictsEIA - U.S. Energy Information Administration (statistical armof U.S. Department of Energy)ENERGY STAR® on first reference, followed by ENERGY STARthereafter. Note: Should be all capitals.EPA – Energy Planning AreaESF – Emergency Support FunctionEV – Electric VehicleFAU – Florida Atlantic UniversityFDACS – Florida Dept of Agriculture and Consumer ServicesFDEM – Florida Division of Emergency ManagementFDEO – Florida Department of Economic OpportunityFEAP – Florida Energy Assurance PlanFEMA - Federal Emergency Management AgencyFGCU – Florida Gulf Coast UniversityFHREDI – Florida’s Heartland Regional Development InitiativeFPSC – Florida Public Service CommissionFRCA – Florida Regional Councils AssociationsFRCC – Florida Reliability Coordinating CouncilFS – Florida StatutesFSEC–Florida Solar Energy CenterFY–Fiscal YearGDP - Gross Domestic ProductGHG - Greenhouse gas (e.g., CO2, methane)GIS - geographic information systemGW - gigawattGWh - gigawatt-hourHERS – Home Energy Rating SystemHF - Hydraulic FracturingHVAC - Heating Ventilation and Air ConditioningIAS–Intermediate Aquifer SystemIFAS – UF Institute of Food and Agricultural SciencesIOU - Investor-owned Utilitykm - kilometerkV - kilovolt6 | ENERGY ASSURANCE STUDY
KVA - kilovolt-ampere (transformer size rating)KVAR - kilovolt-ampere reactiveKW - KilowattKWh - Kilowatt HourLEED–Leadership in Engineering and Environmental DesignLNG - Liquefied Natural GasLPG - Liquified petroleum gas (propane and butane)m (M) - meter, million, mega, milli or thousandMMBTU–Millions of British Thermal UnitsMW - megawatt (million watts)NCFRPC - North Central Florida Regional Planning CouncilNEFRC - Northeast Florida Regional CouncilNG - Natural Gas (mainly methane)NRC - Nuclear Regulatory CommissionNGV – Natural Gas VehiclePACE - Property Assessed Clean Energy (energy financing)PBP - payback periodSERT – State Emergency Response TeamSFRPC - South Florida Regional Planning CouncilSNG - Synthetic Natural GasSRPP – Strategic Regional Policy PlanSWFRPC - Southwest Florida Regional Planning CouncilTBRPC - Tampa Bay Regional Planning CouncilTCRPC - Treasure Coast Regional Planning CouncilTPDE – Third-Party Distributed EnergyUF – University of FloridaU.S. DOE - (United States) Department of EnergyU.S. EPA (not EPA) - United States Environmental ProtectionAgencyU.S. - United StatesU.S. COE - U.S. Corps of EngineersW - WattWRPC - Withlacoochee Regional Planning CouncilWFRPC - West Florida Regional Planning CouncilPV - photovoltaicQCEW – Quarterly Census of Employment and WagesRACEC – Rural Area of Critical Economic ConcernREMI – Regional Economic Model Inc.ROI – Return on InvestmentRPC – Regional Planning CouncilRPS – Renewable Portfolio StandardRSC – Restaurant Support CenterSB - Senate BillENERGY ASSURANCE STUDY | 7
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Allow and encourage third-party ene
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Research, legislate, and implement
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Increase fleet adoption of alternat
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Research the viability of a distrib
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Facilitate modular, off-grid operat
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Encourage and/or develop natural ga
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Conduct a State Energy Infrastructu
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Encourage incentives and/or rebates
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Create and support policies that al
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Create and facilitate a publicly-ac
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Facilitate and encourage distribute
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