Federal Grant for Smart Grid Information Clearinghouse Development

The FOA has been revised to provide some additional technical details as
well
as clarify the registration process.
As a result, the following sections have been revised 1) Section I-Funding

Opportunity Description 2) Section IV-Application and Submission
Information,
and 3) Section V-Application Review Information.
Since these changes do not effect the overall objectives of the FOA, the
closing date for receipt of applications remains unchanged.

YOU MUST REGISTER IN FEDCONNECT TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION, ASK QUESTIONS,
VIEW
PUBLIC ANSWERS, AND RECEIVE NOTIFICATION OF FUTURE UPDATES AND AMENDMENTS
TO
THE FOA.

The purpose of this work is to develop, populate, manage, and maintain a
Smart
Grid Information Clearinghouse website (i.e. the Clearinghouse). The
Clearinghouse is envisioned as the first-stop shop for public Smart Grid
information. It will contain technical, legislative, and other information
on
Smart Grid development and practices. It will also direct website users to

other sources for additional information; both sources in the United States
and
those from other nations leading in Smart Grid development and
implementation.
Through direct sharing and dissemination of information on knowledge
gained,
lessons learned, and best practices, the Clearinghouse will serve to
promote
and facilitate coordination and collaboration in Smart Grid development and

practices. It will also serve as a decision support tool for both State
and
Federal Regulators, serve as a public forum for information outreach to all

interested parties including the general public, and in general, will
support
the advancement of the Smart Grid for the benefit of the United States.

All questions must be submitted through FedConnect. Application
preparation
Instructions are included in the body of the Funding Opportunity
Announcement
(FOA) which can be located in the upper right Hand corner of the FedConnect

Home Page for this FOA.

The FOA has been revised to provide some additional technical details as
well as clarify the registration process.

As a result, the following sections have been revised 1) Section
I-Funding Opportunity Description 2) Section IV-Application and Submission
Information, and 3) Section V-Application Review Information.

Since these changes do not effect the overall objectives of the FOA, the
closing date for receipt of applications remains unchanged.

YOU MUST REGISTER IN FEDCONNECT TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION, ASK QUESTIONS,
VIEW PUBLIC ANSWERS, AND RECEIVE NOTIFICATION OF FUTURE UPDATES AND
AMENDMENTS TO THE FOA.

The FOA has been revised to provide some additional technical details as
well as clarify the registration process.

As a result, the following sections have been revised 1) Section
I-Funding Opportunity Description 2) Section IV-Application and Submission
Information, and 3) Section V-Application Review Information.

Since these changes do not effect the overall objectives of the FOA, the
closing date for receipt of applications remains unchanged.

YOU MUST REGISTER IN FEDCONNECT TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION, ASK QUESTIONS,
VIEW PUBLIC ANSWERS, AND RECEIVE NOTIFICATION OF FUTURE UPDATES AND
AMENDMENTS TO THE FOA.

All questions must be submitted through FedConnect. Application
preparation
Instructions are included in the body of the Funding Opportunity
Announcement
(FOA) which can be located in the upper right Hand corner of the
FedConnect
Home Page for this FOA.

All questions must be submitted through FedConnect. Application
preparation
Instructions are included in the body of the Funding Opportunity
Announcement
(FOA) which can be located in the upper right Hand corner of the
FedConnect
Home Page for this FOA.