CoE Fueling the “Green Innovation Ecosystem” in Central Upstate New York Ed Bogucz

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Fueling the “Green Innovation Ecosystem”
in Central Upstate New York
Ed Bogucz
Executive Director
SyracuseCoE
Presented at
Agenda in Action
CNY’s Response to Energy & Climate Change Challenges:
Is it Sustainable?
October 16, 2008
SYRACUSECoE
SYRACUSE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY SYSTEMS
Envision 2028
“In the last 20 years, the
world changed dramatically,
in many ways.
For one, the Green
Revolution transformed our
lives.
Thanks to innovations in
products and services,
humanity’s future
generations now look
forward to a sustainable,
resilient relationship with the
planet’s ecosystems.”
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Central Upstate New York, 2028
“One of the internationally
recognized hotspots for
green innovations is in the
center of Upstate New York.
Firms and institutions
across the region function
as a vibrant ‘innovation
ecosystem’ — including
research, development,
commercialization, and
education as interdependent
components —
that fuels
the region’s economic,
social and environmental
health.”
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SyracuseCoE
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Industry-university collaborative enterprise
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Members create innovations for a sustainable future
ƒ Indoor environmental quality (1998-date)
ƒ Water resources (2001-date)
ƒ Clean & renewable energy (2004-date)
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200+ firms, institutions, and organizations
ƒ Extraordinary “Community of Experts”
ƒ Unique facilities for research, development, & demonstration
ƒ A signature strength of Central Upstate, NY’s Creative Core
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$200+ million committed since 2000
ƒ $100M+ via state & federal sources
• $60M for investments in facilities, equipment
• $40M+ for projects: R&D, commercialization, education, outreach
ƒ $100M+ by member firms and institutions
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An “innovation ecosystem”
Market Drivers
IEQ
Markets
Energy
Needs
Water
Products
Jobs
Innovation
Knowledge
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The “innovation environment”
Products
Markets
Commercialization
Jobs
Innovation
Development
Ideas
Research
Knowledge
Facilities
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SyracuseCoE “innovation platform”
Products
Jobs
Partners &
Outside Experts
“CAP”
Commercialization
“TAD”
Forums
Development
Ideas
“CARTI”
Research
Education & Outreach
Facilities
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Major accomplishments to date
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Innovation environment achieving results
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190+ jobs created to date at member firms, institutions
New products and services commercialized
Start-up companies created and/or supported
Knowledge transfer: Symposiums, Workshops, Forums, …
Media coverage: Stories on NPR, Voice of America, …
#1 in US (#2 in world) in IEQ R&D capabilities
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State, partner funds used to create premier, one-of-kind facilities
$20M+ in federal R&D funds since 2000, highest in US
Recruited world’s leading experts for collaborative projects
Won competition to host major international conference:
9th International Healthy Buildings Conference
Sept 13-17, 2009 Oncenter, Syracuse NY USA
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Example of IEQ R&D facilities
Building Environmental & Energy Systems (BEES) Lab
(Syracuse University, Link Hall)
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Example R&D project:
Effectiveness of air cleaners
“Healthy Offices” project
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Funded by Niagara Mohawk
& NYSERDA
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16 commercial air cleaners
tested in BEES Lab
Volatile Organic Compounds
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Ubiquitous in indoor air
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Sources: furniture, finishes,
air “fresheners”
Outcomes:
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New test methodology
Needs/opportunities for new products
Needs/opportunities for recognized standards
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Example R&D project:
LEED for Homes pilot
Elet & John Callahan
Northeast Natural Homes, CDH Energy
Syracuse University, SUNY ESF
First LEED-H Gold home in NYS
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“SALT District” in Syracuse’s Near Westside
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Examples of energy R&D facilities
SUNY ESF
Tully Willow Plantation
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Energy Conversion
on the Diary Farm (Cornell U)
Farm in Candor, NY used as model
for applications of technologies
suitable for small to large farms
(from 100 to 5000+ cows)
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Example water resources R&D site
CNY Aquatic Robot Network
(Upstate Freshwater Inst. & SU)
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Syracuse CoE Headquarters
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“Hub” for collaborations
ƒ “War rooms” for project teams
ƒ Laboratory space for R&D
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Testbed
ƒ 55,000gsf building designed to field test prototype
energy and environmental quality systems
• On-site power generation: PVs, fuel cells, wind power, …
• Combined heating, cooling, and power generation
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Showcase
ƒ Facilities for teaching, learning, outreach
ƒ Visible, highly instrumented building systems
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10/15/08
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SyracuseCoE “innovation platform”
Products
Jobs
Partners &
Outside Experts
“CAP”
Commercialization
“TAD”
Forums
Development
Ideas
“CARTI”
Research
Education & Outreach
Facilities
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New CARTI Solicitation
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“Collaborative Activities
for Research and Technology Innovation”
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4th round of competitively awarded funds
ƒ $1,000,000 available
ƒ Targeted research in IEQ and Water Research
ƒ Projects led by SyracuseCoE Charter Member academic and
research insitutions
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Two levels of awards:
ƒ $100,000, 1-year projects
ƒ $300,000, 2-year projects
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2-step application process:
ƒ Preproposals: Due 10/31/08
• Invitations to submit full proposals: 12/10/08
ƒ Invited full proposals: 1/9/09
• Decisions by: 3/19/09
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Project start date: 6/1/09
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New TAD Solicitation
‰ “Technology
‰ 3rd
Application and Demonstration”
round of competitive awards
ƒ $580,000 available
ƒ IEQ and Water Resources projects
‰ Project
funding up to $150,000
ƒ 12-month project
ƒ Led by SyracuseCoE industry partner
and/or New York State firm
‰ Application
process:
ƒ Proposals Due 12/2/08
• Decisions by: 1/28/09
‰ Project
start date: 3/1/09
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Syracuse CoE
Intermodal Transportation Center
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Transportation hub at SyracuseCoE HQ campus
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Pedestrian, bike, bus, car
Portal to Connective Corridor
Testbed for Clean & Renewable Energy systems
Demonstration of Green Infrastructure systems
$4.3 million project
ƒ 80% from US DOT
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Design team
selection process
underway
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Lincoln Supply Redevelopment
Green Engineering Design Services RFQ
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4-story former warehouse,
30,500sf; 1-acre site
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Envisioned redevelopment:
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2 floors commercial, 2 residential
Demonstration of Green Infrastructure
Testbed for energy technologies
LEED Gold
$3.6 million budget
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Seek firms for design of green
energy and environmental
systems
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Letters of qualifications due:
10/22/08
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