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Support programs and policies in civilian agencies and in Congress that bolster opportunity for commercial weather services generally. These programs and policies can save the Federal government lots of money, improve efficiencies, and help protect the public with extreme weather information and preparedness. Specifically support commercial weather investments and program or policy expansion within NOAA and NASA, such as National Mesonet program, and NESDIS. Also advocate for passage of a new "Weather Act" by House Science and Senate Commerce Committees and Congress to improve a variety of activities and modernize the Federal government response capabilities to more common extreme weather events and impacts, to help save lives, and property. HR 5089, S. 3923, respectively. Also for other agencies that have not had weather (and/or weather industry export) programs or unique commercial weather support systems in place, or policies to date, to consider expanding policies, programs, efficiency and capabilities, such as potentially at USDA (e.g., HR 4414), FEMA, etc.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 5089

Support programs and policies in civilian agencies and in Congress that bolster opportunity for commercial weather services generally. These programs and policies can save the Federal government lots of money, improve efficiencies, and help protect the public with extreme weather information and preparedness. Specifically support commercial weather investments and program or policy expansion within NOAA and NASA, such as National Mesonet program, and NESDIS. Also advocate for passage of a new "Weather Act" by House Science and Senate Commerce Committees and Congress to improve a variety of activities and modernize the Federal government response capabilities to more common extreme weather events and impacts, to help save lives, and property. HR 5089, S. 3923, respectively. Also for other agencies that have not had weather (and/or weather industry export) programs or unique commercial weather support systems in place, or policies to date, to consider expanding policies, programs, efficiency and capabilities, such as potentially at USDA (e.g., HR 4414), FEMA, etc.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: S. 3923

Support in general energy title programs of the farm bill, PL 115-334 (and prior investments in for example the Inflation Reduction Act). Primarily focus on 3 "core" programs within the title, "REAP," "Biopreferred" and the "Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical and Biobased Products Program". Advocate for effective implementation at USDA, as well as full appropriations via annual appropriations. Request REAP program be properly and consistently supported, including lifting the "freeze" on grants and loans. Also expressing concerns regarding staffing, loss thereof, potentially impacting effective program(s) support for farmers, rural small businesses and rural communities. Requesting consideration and review of recent August Rural Development guidance for the aforementioned REAP program. Support a strong energy title in the new, pending farm bill before the House (HR 7567).

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 7567

Support programs and policies in civilian agencies and in Congress that bolster opportunity for commercial weather services generally. These programs and policies can save the Federal government lots of money, improve efficiencies, and help protect the public with extreme weather information and preparedness. Specifically support commercial weather investments and program or policy expansion within NOAA and NASA, such as National Mesonet program, and NESDIS. Also advocate for passage of a new "Weather Act" by House Science and Senate Commerce Committees and Congress to improve a variety of activities and modernize the Federal government response capabilities to more common extreme weather events and impacts, to help save lives, and property. Also for other agencies that have not had robust weather (or industry export) programs or unique commercial weather support systems in place, or policies to date, to consider expanding policies, programs, efficiency and capabilities, such as potentially at USDA (e.g., HR 4414), FEMA, etc.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 4414

Support DOE Wind program office for wind power development particularly for distributed wind power market segment. This is a long-standing office and program, which is effective, and helps small wind businesses (and by extension customers) across the US. Support relevant and growing appropriations for the office and program, as well as distributed wind power in particular. Distributed wind power helps farmers, rural businesses, and many others lower energy costs, and improve the bottom line, as well as improve environmental quality, typically for rural communities. Advocate, to degree possible, for reinstatement or revised wind power investment and production tax credits, as well as workable rules related to those (mostly former) tax credits (48E, 45Y etc.), in the "OBBBA" or HR 1 going forward. Support reasonable implementation and guidance for said legislation.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Support USDA REAP program, section 9007, of the farm bill (PL 115-334), including re-authorization of new farm bill (pending in House HR 7567). Promote strong implementation of said program at USDA including opening up grants and loans from the current pause(s). Support provision in law from the IRA that enables under-utilized technologies to more fully participate including in pending farm bill consideration. Advocate for Administration to continue support for small and mid-sized farmers and rural small businesses to access distributed wind power (and other technologies) thru USDA support generally.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 7567

Support programs and policies in civilian agencies and in Congress that bolster opportunity for commercial weather services generally. These programs and policies can save the Federal government lots of money, improve efficiencies, and help protect the public with extreme weather information and preparedness. Specifically support commercial weather investments and program or policy expansion within NOAA and NASA, such as National Mesonet program, and NESDIS. Also advocate for passage of a new "Weather Act" by House Science and Senate Commerce Committees and Congress to improve a variety of activities and modernize the Federal government response capabilities to more common extreme weather events and impacts, to help save lives, and property. Also for other agencies that have not had robust weather programs or unique commercial weather support systems in place, or policies to date, to consider expanding policies, programs, efficiency and capabilities, such as potentially at USDA (including HR 4414), FAA, FEMA etc.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 4414

Support DOE Wind program office for wind power development particularly for distributed wind power market segment. This is a long-standing office and program, which is effective, and helps small wind businesses (and by extension customers) across the US. Support relevant and growing appropriations for the office and program, as well as distributed wind power in particular. Distributed wind power helps farmers, rural businesses, and many others lower energy costs, and improve the bottom line, as well as improve environmental quality, typically for rural communities. Advocate, to degree possible, for reinstatement or revised wind power investment and production tax credits, as well as workable rules related to those (mostly former) tax credits (48E, 45Y etc.), in the "OBBBA" or HR 1.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Support programs and policies in civilian agencies and in Congress that bolster opportunity for commercial weather services generally. These programs and policies can save the Federal government lots of funding, improve efficiencies, and help the public with extreme weather information and preparedness. Specifically support commercial weather investments and program or policy expansion within NOAA and NASA, such as National Mesonet program, and NESDIS. Also advocate for passage of a new "Weather Act" by House Science and Senate Commerce Committees and Congress to improve a variety of activities and modernize the Federal government response capabilities to more common extreme weather events and impacts, to help save lives, and property. Also for other agencies that have not had robust weather programs, or policies to date, to consider expanding policies, programs, efficiency and capabilities, such as potentially at USDA (including HR 4414), FAA, FEMA.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 4414

Promote solar policy generally at the Federal level, particularly for small solar (mostly rooftop) and storage businesses, and more specifically continuation of the vitally important investment tax credits (ITCs), sections 48E, 25D, in the tax code (as extended in PL 117-169), in budget reconciliation negotiations, for a fair "phase down" in HR 1, or "OBBBA" as well as strong solar policy at DOE and the Solar office/program or related agencies, and continued support and strong implementation of the USDA REAP program (from the farm bill, PL 115-334).

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Support DOE Wind program office for wind power development particularly for distributed wind power market segment. This is a long-standing office and program, which is effective, and helps small wind businesses (and by extension customers) across the US. Support relevant appropriations for the office and program, as well as distributed wind power in particular. Distributed wind power helps farmers, rural businesses, and many others lower energy costs, and improve the bottom line, as well as improve environmental quality for rural communities. Advocate for retention or fair "phase-down", to degree possible, of wind power investment and production tax credits, workable rules related to the implementation of those tax credits (48E, 45Y etc.), in the "OBBBA" or HR 1.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Promote solar policy generally at the Federal level, particularly for small solar (mostly rooftop) and storage businesses, and more specifically continuation of the vitally important investment tax credits (ITCs), sections 48E, 25D, in the tax code (as extended in PL 117-169), in budget reconciliation negotiations, for a fair "phase down" in HR 1, or "OBBBA" as well as strong solar policy at DOE and the Solar office/program or related agencies, and support the USDA REAP program (from the farm bill, PL 115-334).

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Support DOE Wind program office for wind power development particularly for distributed wind power market segment. This is a long-standing office and program, which is effective, and helps small wind businesses (and by extension customers) across the US. Support relevant appropriations for the office and program, as well as distributed wind power in particular. Distributed wind power helps farmers, rural businesses, and many others lower energy costs, and improve the bottom line, as well as improve environmental quality for rural communities. Advocate for retention or fair "phase-down", to degree possible, of wind power investment and production tax credits, workable rules related to the implementation of those tax credits (48E, 45Y etc.), in the "OBBBA" or HR 1.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 1

Maintain and grow the budgets for commercial weather data at NOAA, NASA, and advocate for better or improved public-private partnerships in private weather data and weather "intelligence" to support the government's leadership in weather information, nationally and globally. Tomorrow.io supports with other related private sector companies a coalition advocating for technology neutrality in weather data collection, allowing the Federal government to use the best technologies available, as well as further and growing investments in this scientific area. Also "TIO" and the Commercial Weather Alliance, or "CWA," are engaging in the upcoming review and re-authorization of the Weather Act (HR 6093 etc.) this year and any related legislation that is important to the private sector weather industry. We recommend greater focus on public-private partnerships in this legislation. Look at the upcoming farm bill, re-authorization of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, for potential weather science improvement language, including consideration of a USDA commercial weather data program or similar initiative within existing programs to support sub-agencies such as the National Institute for Food and Agriculture, and/or Forest Service. Also engage with US international agencies and sub-agencies to educate about weather intelligence services from the private sector, and encourage public-private partnering for improved constituent services.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 6093

Upcoming "farm bill" re-authorization (of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act) modernization for advanced biofuels, products and chemicals, especially regarding the energy title programs, including but not limited to 9002 or "biopreferred," 9003, otherwise the Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical and Biobased Products program, 9007 or "Rural Energy for America Program," and the Biomass Research & Development Initiative. Maintaining and growing funding in addition to policy improvements.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: H.R. 2

Maintain and grow the budgets for commercial weather data at NOAA, NASA, and advocate for better or improved public-private partnerships in private weather data and weather "intelligence" to support the government's leadership in weather information, nationally and globally. Tomorrow.io supports with other related private sector companies a coalition advocating for technology neutrality in weather data collection, allowing the Federal government to use the best technologies available, as well as further and growing investments in this scientific area. Also "TIO" and the Commercial Weather Alliance, or "CWA," are engaging in the upcoming review and potential re-authorization of the Weather Act (HR 6093 etc.) this year and any related legislation that is important to the private sector weather industry. Look at the upcoming farm bill, re-authorization of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, for potential weather science improvement language, including consideration of a USDA commercial weather data program or similar initiative within existing programs to support sub-agencies such as the National Institute for Food and Agriculture, and/or Forest Service. Also engage with US international agencies and sub-agencies to educate about weather intelligence services from the private sector, and encourage public-private partnering for improved constituent services.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 6093

Upcoming "farm bill" re-authorization (of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act) modernization for advanced biofuels, products and chemicals, especially regarding the energy title programs, including but not limited to 9002 or "biopreferred," 9003, otherwise the Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical and Biobased Products program, 9007 or "Rural Energy for America Program," and the Biomass Research & Development Initiative. Maintaining and growing funding in addition to policy improvements.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: H.R. 2

Maintain and grow the budgets for commercial weather data at NOAA, NASA, and advocate for better or improved public-private partnerships in private weather data and weather "intelligence" to support the government's leadership in weather information, nationally and globally. Tomorrow.io supports with other related private sector companies a coalition advocating for technology neutrality in weather data collection, allowing the Federal government to use the best technologies available, as well as further and growing investments in this scientific area. Also "TIO" and the Commercial Weather Alliance, or "CWA," are engaging in the upcoming review and potential re-authorization of the Weather Act (HR 6093 etc.) this year and any related legislation that is important to the private sector weather industry. Look at the upcoming farm bill, re-authorization of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, for potential weather science improvement language, including consideration of a USDA commercial weather data program or similar initiative within existing programs to support sub-agencies such as the National Institute for Food and Agriculture, and/or Forest Service. Also engage with US international agencies and sub-agencies to educate about weather intelligence services from the private sector, and encourage public-private partnering for improved constituent services.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 6093

Upcoming "farm bill" re-authorization (of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act) modernization for advanced biofuels, products and chemicals, especially regarding the energy title programs, including but not limited to 9002 or "biopreferred," 9003, otherwise the Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical and Biobased Products program, 9007 or "Rural Energy for America Program," and the Biomass Research & Development Initiative. Maintaining and growing funding in addition to policy improvements.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: H.R. 2

Maintain and grow the budgets for commercial weather data at NOAA, NASA, and advocate for better or improved public-private partnerships in private weather data and weather "intelligence" to support the government's leadership in weather information, nationally and globally. Tomorrow.io supports with other related private sector companies a coalition advocating for technology neutrality in weather data collection, allowing the Federal government to use the best technologies available, as well as further and growing investments in this scientific area. Also "TIO" and the Commercial Weather Alliance, or CWA, are engaging in the upcoming review and potential re-authorization of the Weather Act (HR 6093) this year and any related legislation that is important to the private sector weather industry. Look at the upcoming farm bill, re-authorization of the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, for potential weather science improvement language, including consideration of a USDA commercial weather data program or similar initiative within existing programs to support sub-agencies such as the Forest Service. Also engage with US international agencies and sub-agencies to educate about weather intelligence services from the private sector, and encourage public-private partnering for improved constituent services. Support re-authorization and updates of the "Weather Act," including expanding public-private partnering opportunities in that legislation.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: HR 6093

Upcoming "farm bill" re-authorization (of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act) modernization for advanced biofuels, products and chemicals, especially regarding the energy title programs, including but not limited to 9002 or "biopreferred," 9003, otherwise the Biorefinery, Renewable Chemical and Biobased Products program, 9007 or "Rural Energy for America Program," and the Biomass Research & Development Initiative. Maintaining and growing funding in addition to policy improvements.

Client expense: — · Firm income: $20,000

Matched citations: H.R. 2