1 January 13, 2015 Tim Olsen Advanced Energy Systems, LLC 1428 South Humboldt Street Denver, CO 80210 303-777-3341 www.windtechnology.com Small Wind Foundation.

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1 January 13, 2015 Tim Olsen Advanced Energy Systems, LLC 1428 South Humboldt Street Denver, CO Small Wind Foundation Challenges Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

2 Small Wind Foundation Challenges A. Pricing Challenge B. Cases: 1.Bean, Fort Lupton, CO 2.Thorne, Boulder, CO 3.Storage Masters, Denver, CO 4.Stratton HS, Stratton, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

3 Small Wind Foundation Challenges A.Pricing Challenge: 1. Competition with Solar PV: Solar PV: rapid decline from $10 to $3/W at 17% CF in CO Wind, 200W-10kW: still holding at $7W+ at 20-35% CF Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

4 Small Wind Foundation Challenges A.Pricing Challenge: 2.Field Quotes: Rating Ideal Realistic 2.5 kW $13,000 $18, kW $45,000 $70,000 Every case is custom! Project management rate: ~$10/hr Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

5 Small Wind Foundation Challenges B. Cases Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

6 Bean Project, Ft Lupton, CO Turbine: Endurance S250 Tower: 126’ guyed, tilt, tube Foundations: 5 unique pads Materials: $3000 of rebar, concrete, and forming Labor: 4 people, 6 days Excavation: 6 mo old, partial cave-ins, no safety taper Conditions: ice, snow, mud Solutions: simple shapes, dirt- formed, free-standing? Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

7 Bean Project, Ft Lupton, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

8 Thorne Project, Boulder, CO Turbine: Skystream 3.7 Tower: 35’ freestanding monopole Soils Report: wet mush 50’ away Foundation: 2’Ø x 26’ pier Excavation: $3500 to drill and case Soils Actual: hard, dry Class 4 Materials: $2000 rebar, concrete Labor: 3 people, 2 days Issues: OSHA: driller can’t lift rebar Solutions: cheaper soils testing Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

9 Thorne Project, Boulder, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

10 Thorne Project, Boulder, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

11 Storage Masters Project, Denver, CO Turbine: Bergey Excel 10 kW Tower: 80’ freestanding monopole Soils Report: wet sand 10’ deep Foundation 1: pedestal on 15’ square pad Excavation: undercut buildings; soils engineer says NO Foundation 2: 6’Ø x 17’ pier Excavation: drill with polymer fluid to stabilize soil, $10,000 Challenges: continuous cave-in; 10’ alley, drilling-rig access, dirt removal Solutions: new ARE ballasted steel? Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

12 Storage Masters Project, Denver, CO Coggins and Sons: Watson 2500 TM with 6’Ø bit Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

13 Stratton HS Project, Stratton, CO Turbine: Skystream 3.7 Tower: 45’ freestanding monopole AHJ: State of Colorado (school) Soils Report: bentonite 6’ deep Excavation: 12’Ø x 7’, OSHA Foundation: 6’Ø x 4’ SMarT Form: barrel Base: structural fill 12’Ø x 3’: CDOT class 5-6, 9” lifts compacted to 98% max dry, moisture 15% +/-2% with testing! Solutions: deeper concrete, put the civil engineer on the compactor? Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

14 Stratton HS Project, Stratton, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

15 Stratton HS Project, Stratton, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC

16 Thank You Timothy L Olsen Advanced Energy Systems, LLC 1428 South Humboldt Street Denver, CO Copyright (c) 2015, Advanced Energy Systems, LLC