G LASGOW R EGIONAL L ANDFILL M ETHANE R ECOVERY TO E LECTRIFICATION P ROJECT GOVERNOR’S ENERGY CONFERENCE By Mayor Rhonda Riherd Trautman.

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G LASGOW R EGIONAL L ANDFILL M ETHANE R ECOVERY TO E LECTRIFICATION P ROJECT GOVERNOR’S ENERGY CONFERENCE By Mayor Rhonda Riherd Trautman

Overview History of Project Partnerships Funding Sources Timeline Project Details

HISTORY The Glasgow Regional Landfill has been listed as a “candidate” landfill by the EPA for Methane Recovery for a number of years. The City of Glasgow has looked at options for managing the Methane at the landfill for nearly 10 years. With the partnership between Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative (FRECC) and East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC), the City expects operations to be underway by 2015.

Glasgow Regional Landfill Info Opened 1983 Estimated closure year 2100 Design capacity 9.9 million tons Previously had passive gas venting system with 72 Vents.

In 2012, Cornerstone Environment Group conducted a feasibility study on behalf of the City of Glasgow to assess the content, quality and accessibility of the Methane. Determined at that time there was sufficient, high quality Methane to allow for a successful capture and electrification project.

PARTNERSHIPS

The unique sustainable green energy project involves a partnership between City of Glasgow East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC) Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative (FRECC)East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC) Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative (FRECC), Landfill gas collection system will be installed by the City of Glasgow. The captured gas will be sold to EKPC at a wholesale rate. EKPC will build and operate a generator facility on site and will generate electricity from the landfill gas for sale to FRECC.

FUNDING

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The City’s Investment - $1.3 million Via FRECC the City was able to obtain a $1,000,000 no interest loan from the USDA by way of the Rural Economic Development Loan and Grant Program (REDLG). The REDLG program provides funding to rural projects through local utility organizations. Under the RED Loan program, USDA provides zero interest loans to local utilities which they, in turn, pass through to local businesses (ultimate recipients) for projects that will create and retain employment in rural areas. The ultimate recipients repay the lending utility directly. The City also received $100,000 in grant funds from the Kentucky Energy Cabinet’s Energy Efficiency Grant Program. The balance of the funding will be from the Landfill Fund (City) which is funded by sanitation fees, recycling revenue and tipping charges. NO local tax dollars will be used for the construction. The sale of the methane gas generates cash flow for the City – which will be used to pay off the REDLG Loan over 10 year period. We estimate to generate between $100,000 and $130,000 annually in revenue.

East Kentucky Power Investment The City of Glasgow will lease a plot of land to EKPC to build the facility to house the generator. EKPC will own, operate and maintain the generator. Investment is estimated at $2.5 million including the building, the generator and electrification system.

FRECC The electricity generated will provide FRECC a local sustainable source of power. FRECC initiated the project with the City and has as been a primary partner in getting the project off the ground. FRECC applied to the USDA for the $1,000,000 REDLG funds which in turn is loaned to the City at no interest for 10 years.

Glasgow Water Company – added benefit The City of Glasgow owns the Glasgow Water Company. The Glasgow Water Company’s Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) is located just adjacent to the Landfill. The WWTP is currently undergoing an $8 million upgrade. Plans for upgrade included a emergency generator, estimated to cost approximately $500,000. The WWTP is powered by the Glasgow Electric Plant Board (GEPB) who receives power from the TVA. Via an agreement between FRECC and TVA, a redundant power source will be run to the WWTP to provide backup emergency power from the Methane Generator. This is estimated to save the City of Glasgow’s Water Company approximately $500,000.

TIMELINE

Started talking to Bill Prather at FRECC in Feb after taking office in January. Feasibility Study was finished in Feb Talks between the City, FRECC and EKPC moved forward during 2012 and Plans are finalized December Governor attended official “Kick Off and Check Presentation” on April 9 th, 2014 Drilling on gas collection wells was finished April 25 th Installation of gas collection pipes was started last week of April, 2014 Flare system will be delivered and installed in July 2014 City will take possession of Flare July 25 th 2014 and will start monitoring the gas quality and quantity of the methane. EKPC will begin construction of Generator Facility Fall Anticipated online production April-May 2015

PROJECT DETAILS

Why Renewable Energy? Why Landfill Gas?

From Trash to Power:

Landfill Gas to Electricity Piping systems run throughout the landfill and travel underground to the facility…

Landfill Gas to Electricity Cat 3516 LE Engine/Gensets The landfill gas is used as fuel to spin reciprocating engines and produce electricity 24/7

Electricity 1 megawatt of electricity = enough for 500 homes in Glasgow, Kentucky

Environmental Benefits

Offsetting use of 213 railcars of coal Removing emissions equivalent to 8,338 vehicles Total Equivalent Emissions Reduced: 1,992 tons of methane per year 5,696 tons of carbon dioxide per year Carbon sequestered of 12,500 acres of pine forests CO 2 emissions from 6,600,000 gallons of gasoline consumed CO 2 emissions from 136,500 barrels of oil consumed 1 megawatt of electricity, equivalent to any one of the following annual benefits:

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