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MCE Procurement and More

Power Resources: The Big Picture MCE has committed $1.8 billion dollars to buy from new-build renewable energy projects 910 MW of new projects developed in California Projects support over 5,000 California jobs MCE achieved SB100 renewable target 11 years early Exploring methods to get to GHG-free RA in 10 years

Recent Project Completed: Antelope Solar 105 MW Solar PV Lancaster, CA Online: Dec. 2018 20 year term 6,000 Acres Number of homes served: 31,500 4 5

Recent Project Completed: Voyager Wind 42 MW Wind Mojave, CA Online: Dec. 2018 12 year term Number of homes served: 23,000 4 6

MCE received energy products from ~35 unique suppliers in 2018

GHG-Free Goals & Resource Adequacy MCE is targeting a 99% GHG-free supply portfolio for customers by 2022. MCE’s RA purchases are required and purchasing GHG-free RA is difficult: MCE RA purchases currently include solar, wind, landfill gas and hydroelectric Most renewable resource are variable, and have limited reliability value to CAISO There are frequent regulatory changes & uncertainty; including changes after purchasing Low-GHG RA options are limited and come with high costs MCE is now exploring RA opportunities with battery storage systems, pumped hydroelectric systems and demand response products.

Recent RA Transaction Completed: Reducing GHG Emissions Natural gas generator converting its facility to a hybrid battery technology Product provides local and flexible resource adequacy 10 year term beginning in 2021 Projected GHG reduction of 60%

Storage-only vs. Storage-hybrid Case Study Storage-only required 2,200 MW of 4 hour storage (total 8,800 MWh) Storage-hybrid required 464 MW of 30 min storage & 1,444 MW of 4 hour storage (total 6,008 MWh) Benefits of storage-hybrid over storage-only Reduced daily starts of gas fleet by 50% = immediate reduction in criteria pollutants Lower cost due to smaller storage system Lower permitting and development risk Storage-hybrid reduced GHG emissions from remaining gas fleet by 350,000 metric tons a year. Storage-hybrid would allow retirement of the least efficient natural gas facilities in the CAISO fleet (12,055 MW). Storage Only StorageHybrid (Example cases from 2018 Gridwell study of hybrid value using the RESOLVE capacity expansion model. )

MCE’s Storage-Hybrid RA Contract The conversion to storage-hybrid technology will result in: GHG emissions reduced by 60% Particulate emissions reduced by 75% Water usage reduced by 80% This long-term contract allows the natural gas facility to secure financing to convert the facility to a much cleaner and more efficient resource. Storage-hybrid conversion in gas fleet technology is a step towards fully decarbonizing RA in the state.

Financial Stability Two Investment Grade Ratings Fitch BBB (Stable) Ensuring fiscal strength through effective rate setting and program evaluation for over 10 years Two Investment Grade Ratings Fitch BBB (Stable) Moody’s: Baa2 (Stable) Contributed $40.8 M to net position in FY 2018/19 Stock photo ID:1130069469

MCE Contracted Portfolio (GWh 2019-2028) Punch line… We are buying

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