New York State Contract Reporter #PON 6161

NYSERDA Solicits Proposals for Large-Scale Non-Combustion Alternative Fuel Energy Systems in New York

This opportunity is issued by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) for large-scale, non-combustion alternative fuel energy systems in New York State. - Government Buyer: - Agency: New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) - Sub-agency: Innovation - Adv. Fuels and Thermal Energy Storage - Office: Contract Management - Products/Services Requested: - Development, scale-up, and demonstration of large-scale, non-combustion alternative fuel-based energy systems and supporting infrastructure - Focus on integrated production, storage, distribution, and end-use systems for hydrogen and other non-drop-in fuels - Applications include industrial and grid-support use cases - Project Requirements: - Proposals must include a technology developer, an EPC firm or system integrator, a New York-based host site owner/operator, and relevant partners for fuel supply, infrastructure, or system integration - Demonstration projects must be located in New York State - Proposals must provide a detailed scope of work, technoeconomic analysis, and quantified performance and emissions outcomes - Emphasis on technical feasibility, system integration, and compatibility with New York's regulatory and operational environment - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - No set-aside goals for MWBE, SDVOB, or DBE participation

Description

This solicitation seeks proposals for the development, scale-up, and demonstration of large-scale, non-combustion alternative fuel-based energy systems and supporting infrastructure in New York State. The focus is on hydrogen and other non-drop-in fuels, covering integrated production, storage, distribution, and end-use systems that improve cost, performance, safety, and scalability for industrial and grid-support applications. Demonstration projects must occur within New York State and demonstrate technical feasibility, system integration, and compatibility with New York's regulatory, safety, and operational environment. The solicitation requires a team including a technology developer, an engineering/procurement/construction firm or system integrator, a host site owner/operator in New York, and relevant partners supporting fuel supply or infrastructure. Proposals must include a detailed scope of work addressing technology development or demonstration, system integration, technoeconomic analysis, and quantified performance and emissions outcomes.

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