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48 The business case provides a justification for a proposed project or undertaking based on its expected commercial benefit. The business case must be credible and convincing to internal and external stakeholders or its likelihood for success will decrease.
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Engaging Internal and External Stakeholders 49 For renewable energy projects, the FAA's involvement focuses primarily on the preservation of airspace, protection of aeronautical uses, oversight of property rights and value, and authorization of federal funding.31 Airports should initially contact their FAA representative at the airport district office. The discussion should begin with appropriate planning staff to confirm that the project is consistent with the master plan and the airport layout plan and that it does not obstruct the future development of aeronautical uses.
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50 Developing a Business Case for Renewable Energy at Airports On March 19, 2015, President Obama signed Executive Order 13693: Planning for Federal Sustainability in the Next Decade, which includes more specific energy efficiency and renewable energy requirements on federal agencies. The targets for clean energy for building electric and thermal energy that must be met through alternative and renewable sources are listed in Table 5-1.
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Engaging Internal and External Stakeholders 51 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012. These funding mechanisms typically cover 75% of the eligible costs for large or medium hub airports and up to 95% of eligible cost for a small primary, reliever, or general aviation airport.
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52 Developing a Business Case for Renewable Energy at Airports agreements. Tenants may also be interested in partnering with the airport on a renewable energy project if such a project can provide a mutual benefit.
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Engaging Internal and External Stakeholders 53 limited delays and using available amenities to make the best use of down time, the airport also provides a broader experience to travelers. It is in the airport's competitive interest to be the best experience possible.
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