4/16/2018 WebGen’s Intelligent Use of Energy (IUE) ™ Systems Integrating Industry Expertise with Smart Technology.

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4/16/2018 WebGen’s Intelligent Use of Energy (IUE) ™ Systems Integrating Industry Expertise with Smart Technology

WebGen’s Mission Minimize Energy Consumption While Maximizing Comfort 4/16/2018 WebGen’s Mission Minimize Energy Consumption While Maximizing Comfort By Integrating Industry Expertise And Knowledge of Building Systems With Established Artificial Intelligence Control Technology Equipped with the understanding of how IUE works, we will now illustrate the 4 ways in which is realizes its savings.

Representative Customers 4/16/2018 Representative Customers                                                                 Hobbs Brook Management Trizec Properties Bank of America American Ventures NYSERDA, State of New York State of California, DGS University of Miami, Florida Fidelity Investments 400 + Buildings Contracted

WebGen’s IUE™ Technology IUE™ Employs Proven Neural Networking Technology Based on Building Management ‘Best Practices’ To Regulate And Control Energy Usage In Real Time.

The Result 15-25% Energy Use Reduction 4/16/2018 The Result 15-25% Energy Use Reduction With Minimal Impact on Tenant Comfort Through Always-Active Permanent Load Reduction Full-Time Peak Load Management (Avoidance & Reduction) Curtailment & Sale Back to Grid Authority Virtual Meter Aggregation, D-Gen & Procurement Equipped with the understanding of how IUE works, we will now illustrate the 4 ways in which is realizes its savings.

IUE Allows Building Managers To Monitor Consumption of Energy Consuming Devices & Meters Aggregate Data for Buildings, Portfolios, Divisions, etc. Correlate Consumption Data with Energy Prices, Occupancy, Current Internal and External Environmental Conditions and Real-Time Satellite Weather Forecasts Continuously “Learn” Device Consumption Patterns and Their Reactions to Change Forecast Usage & Execute Smart Conservation Strategies Intelligently Control Devices Optimize Equipment Settings Demonstrate, Report & Account for Results in Real Time

IUE Technology Enhances Building Automation Systems BAS Proactive Reactive Acts based on Forecasts Acts after Events Intelligent Learning Pre-Programmed Multiple-Goal-based One-dimensional Feedback Loop Portfolio-Focused Building-Focused Continually Optimizing Savings Follows Rules Until Changed Auto-Curtails Across Portfolio Each Building Follows Plan Creates New Earnings Stream No New Earnings Stream

Figure 3.5 Web-Based Energy Monitoring and Control Systems (LBNL) Web-Based EMCS Figure 3.5 Web-Based Energy Monitoring and Control Systems (LBNL)

Network Prediction and Agent Control

Connecting to IUE IUE Connects Existing Building Automation Systems (BAS) to the Internet If No BAS Exists, Equipment is Connected Directly Via WebGen’s Wireless Connectivity Solution Building Equipment & Meters are Mapped to WebGen’s IUE Servers Data Exchange Begins, Real-Time Monitoring & Control Signals are Sent Via Secure Internet Connection

Logging In Access system through any standard Web browser with password-protected, encrypted log-in.

Detailed Analysis of Consumption Consumption Analysis Detailed Analysis of Consumption kWh consumption over time Cyclical kw demand Selectable From and To Dates

Actions Taken

Savings Detail Detailed Savings

Daily Savings by Agent Strategy

System Benefits Tenant/Guest/Employee Satisfaction & Security Increases Perceived Value and Reduces Costs Provides Consistent Comfort (space temp, air quality) Heightens Safety (chemical and substance “sniffer” options) Stakeholder/Management Bottom Line Reduces Energy Costs Eliminates Uncertainty of Energy Price & Capacity Leads in Conservation & Technology Increased Asset Value Lowers Costs--Delivers Higher Capitalized Value

WebGen’s Value to Customers 4/16/2018 WebGen’s Value to Customers A Summary WebGen Combines Talented & Experienced Technical Experts with Cutting-Edge Technology To: Quickly Reduce Energy Consumption Automatically Maintain “Best Practices” Provide Energy Bill Audits Provide Alerts When Additional “Tuning” Needed Correlate Actions Taken with Dollars Saved Provide Real-Time Reporting Provide Detailed Analysis of Results Account for Capacity & Energy Revenues

Energy Curtailment For The California Energy Commission June 27, 2002 Bank of America Energy Curtailment For The California Energy Commission June 27, 2002

California Energy Commission Pilot Test On June 27, 2002, WebGen Systems Intelligent Use of Energy product curtailed 2 Megawatts of power, in 78 Bank of America properties, within the state of California. The total load of the 78 properties was approximately 9 Megawatts The time duration was four hours. The test commenced at 2:00 PM, and completed at 6:00 PM, PDST The following slides display the demand trends for Northern & Southern California, and the aggregate for the pilot test.

Financials and Payback Full IUE™ System Cost Summary 4/16/2018 Net Reduction in Energy Spend 10 -15% after payment of all fees, shared savings & revenues One-Time Installation Cost $.04 - $.25 per gross sq ft (higher in small buildings) Annual Maintenance Fee $.09 per gross square foot WebGen Share of Energy Savings 25% of reduction below baseline energy spend WebGen Share of Capacity & Energy Sold 50% of all new ‘demand responsiveness’ revenues generated

Financials and Payback Savings & Revenues ( $ Per Square Foot) 4/16/2018 Financials and Payback Savings & Revenues ( $ Per Square Foot) Annual Energy Savings on $2.50 energy spend* $0.44 10.0% Permanent Load Reduction $0.25 7.5% Peak Load Avoidance & Diversification $0.19 Annual Capacity & Energy Revenues** $0.17 Capacity (.75 W/sq.ft. @ $0.08/W) $0.06 Energy (.75 W/sq.ft. @ $0.15/kWh) $0.11 Total Annual Savings & Revenues $0.61 *Assumes constant baseline data. Any changes in weather patterns, building occupancy, plug load, lighting load, capital projects will impact savings. *WebGen does not participate in savings resulting from reduced maintenance, lower staff costs, energy-efficient capital projects, etc.. **Where applicable, assumes sale of Capacity @ $80,000/MWY and Energy @ $500/MWH (300 hours)

Financials and Payback Savings & Revenues ( $ Per Square Foot) 4/16/2018 Financials and Payback Savings & Revenues ( $ Per Square Foot) Total Annual Savings & Incremental Revenues $0.610 Less: WebGen Maintenance Fee @ $.09/sq. ft. $0.090 Available for Distribution $0.520 WebGen Share of Energy Savings @ 25% of $.44 $0.110 WebGen Share of Revenues @ 50% of $.17 $0.085 Total Customer Share of Savings & Revenues $0.325 Annual Net Savings to Customer $0.325 Total Customer Energy Cost Reduction = 13.0% Customer Payback on Invested Capital* +/-12 months Minimum Energy Savings to Break Even = 4.7% *Assumes $.08/ sq. ft. installation cost, amortized over 3 years, and no mitigating ISO funds are available.

Financials and Payback Market Cap Impact Decreased Operating Costs can have a significant impact on the market value of the Asset Example: Energy Spend/Sq. Ft. $2.50 Savings & Revenue/Sq. Ft. $0.32 7.5 mm Sq. Ft. portfolio X $0.32 $2.4 million After-Tax Impact @40% tax rate $1.4 million Increase in Earnings ($34 to $35.4) 4 % Price-Earnings Ratio 10 X Market Cap Impact $14.0 million

Transaction Structure Alternatives 4/16/2018 Maintenance Fee + Share of Savings and Revenues As described Fixed Fee of $ 0.20 Per Foot Plus 50 % of Sellback Revenues Fixed Fee of $ 0.28 Per Foot Pre-Payment Lease Purchase Licensing Agreement

WebGen History Founded in 1996 as B-W Energy Bid Partner for New England Generating Plants with Con Edison Successor Corporation Established in May 2000 Headquartered in Cambridge, MA Leading Institutional Investors Include: Bank of America EMCOR Facilities Services Greenlight Private Equity Partners Senior Management Experience as: Energy Suppliers & Policy Makers Commercial, Institutional & Industrial Property Owners Facilities Managers and Equipment Installers Certified Energy Managers (CEM) Experts in Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networking

Transaction Structure Alternatives 4/16/2018 Maintenance Fee + Share of Savings and Revenues As described Three –Year System Lease/Purchase Purchase Installation Lease fully-operational system at fixed rate Negotiated Performance Conditions Prepaid System Purchase Purchase Installation and full operation at NPV price