Federal grant · project grant (b)
Award Purpose This Project Funds the Construction and Installation of Shore Power Infrastructure at Cruise Terminals F and V at Portmiami Which Is Owned and Operated by the Recipient Enabling Vessels to Access the Local Electricity Grid Rather Than Relying on Onboard Diesel Engines. Activities to Be Performed the Project Will Be Completed in One Component With the Following Elements. Installation of an Electrical Duct Bank System to Support the Electrical Connection Between a Dedicated Feeder From the Local Power Company and the Shore Power Switch for Cruise Terminals F and V. the Duct Bank Will Contain Multiple Conduits and Span Over Approximately 500 Linear Feet. the Duct Bank Will Be Constructed Using the Open Trench Method Along N. America Way Located South of Parking Garage G. Utility Conflict Manholes/resolution. Identify and Address Discrepancies and Avoid Minimize or Mitigate Impacts to Utilities. Full Pavement and Roadway Striping Restoration and Any Landscaping Work Necessary to Restore Conditions Along the Main Road for the Eastern Cruise Terminals at Portmiami. Deliverables Expected Outcomes From Schedule G Page 10 of the Grant Agreement. Measure Cold Ironing Usage. Category and Description Economic Competitiveness and Opportunity Mobility and Community Connectivity Number of Ships Utilizing Shore Power Connections Cold Ironing at Portmiami Annually. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Measure Cold Ironing Time. Category and Description Environmental Sustainability Total Time Vessels Are Connected to Shorepower Hours. Cold Ironing Is Defined as the Total Time All Vessels Are Connected to Shore Power Instead of Idling.. Measurement Frequency Quarterly. Intended Beneficiary Miami Dade County. Subrecipient Activities None.
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$3.0 Million
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