2014 Distributed Generation Contracts Program – Recommended Megawatt Allocation Plan November 27, 2013.

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2014 Distributed Generation Contracts Program – Recommended Megawatt Allocation Plan November 27, 2013

2014 Program - Megawatts Available Scenario MW available for the 2014 DG Program. The capacity number will be subject to a final adjustment by the docket filing to the Public Utility Commission on December 16 th. There could be additional MW made available in This will be dependent on the projects awarded contracts 2012 and 2013.

2014 Allocation Plan - Recommendations The OER will be recommending to the DG Board the following: 1.Establish an annual target, instead of a per enrollment target. 2.An annual target provides flexibility to the program, and was utilized with the 2011 and 2012 programs. 3.Maintain the rollover rule of kW for technologies from the 2013 DG program rules for the first 2 enrollments in If there are no applications received in the final enrollment for a given technology/class, then those kW shall be committed to projects where there is the greatest demand.

2014 Annual Goal TechnologyEligible System Sizes 2014 Allocation Potential Number of Projects Contracts History Small Solar kW400 kW2-85 Medium Solar kW4,100 kW Large Solar501-1,000 kW3,000 kW3-66 Wind50-1,500 kW3,000 kW1-22 Small Scale Hydropower kW1,000 kW2 0* Anaerobic Digestion kW1,000 kW20 Total12,500 kW 2014 is the first year that small hydropower is eligible to participate.

First Enrollment TechnologyAllocation Small Solar ( kW DC) 200 kW* Medium Solar ( kW DC)1,400 kW Large Solar (501-1,000 kW DC)1,000 kW Wind (50-1,500 kW)1,500 kW* Small Hydropower ( kW)500 kW* Anaerobic Digestion ( kW)500 kW* Total5,100 kW *These technologies allocations will be allowed to rollover until the 3 rd enrollment. If no applications are received in the last enrollment for a particular class, those kW will be awarded to projects where there is the greatest demand.

Additional Capacity in 2014 Program National Grid shall notify the OER and DG Board of any additional capacity that becomes available for the 2014 program. The DG Board in consultation with the OER will determine where that additional capacity is allocated to for the different technologies. Project demand and ceiling price results through the first two enrollments will determined where that additional capacity is allocated. National Grid and the OER shall notify the Public Utility Commission of any additional capacity added to the program prior to the last 2014 enrollment.