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State, Local, and Tribal Technical Support Services Agreement

Weber, Elizabeth·Jeromin, Kerrin
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This fact sheet summarizes the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL’s) State, Local, and Tribal Technical Support Services Agreement contract mechanism. The service extends the benefits of national laboratory expertise to state and local energy project decision makers and planners charting the course to a clean energy future.

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Weber, Elizabeth, Jeromin, Kerrin. 2021-07-30. State, Local, and Tribal Technical Support Services Agreement. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1812197

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