1. AES HUNTINGTON BEACH ENERGY PROJECT
Huntington Beach Southeast Area Meeting
Presented By:
AES Huntington Beach Energy, LLC
March 2, 2016

2. AES in California 3 natural gas power plants Long Beach (Alamitos)
Huntington Beach
Redondo Beach
Approximately 15% of Southern California Edison’s peak demand
AES Energy is an innovative leader in new energy solutions – helping California meet green energy and clean air goals
Over 280 MW of renewable energy sources
Wind
Battery Storage *
Solar power developer
*Coming to Long Beach by 2020

3. Current Project Status
HUNTINGTON BEACH ENERGY PROJECT
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Current Project Status
Permitting and Project Approvals
Application to modernize AES Huntington Beach submitted to California Energy Commission (CEC) June 2012
City of Huntington Beach, state agencies local community and CEC staff reviewed and commented on the Huntington Beach Energy Project
CEC approved Huntington Beach Energy Project license October, 2014
939 MW combined-cycle gas turbine plant
Entire project within the fence line of existing plant
Removal of old boilers and stacks
Offsite parking on Newland Street, PCH and Beach Blvd. and Magnolia storage tank area
CEC approval included 175 Conditions of Certification

4. Current Project Status
HUNTINGTON BEACH ENERGY PROJECT
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Current Project Status
Planning, Procurement and Contracting
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) leads California’s long term electricity planning process
CPUC’s 2012 LTPP authorized Southern California Edison (SCE) to procure new generation to meet future need
AES offered SCE different configurations of generating technology
Southern California Edison (SCE) awarded AES 20 year Power Purchase Agreements in October, 2014 (AES Huntington Beach and AES Alamitos)
The power plant configuration selected by SCE is different from what the CEC approved
Smaller: 844 MW vs 939 MW
Different model of turbines
More efficient, less emissions, less water
Looks different

5. Huntington Beach Energy Project Requires an Amendment to CEC License
AES has submitted a Petition to Amend to the CEC for a revised project to match the needs of SCE
Demonstrate the revised design has same or better environmental attributes
Need to completely redesign the architectural treatment
Use of Magnolia storage tank area and road improvements

8. Approved Construction Parking Areas and Truck Routes
215 Parking Spots
300 Parking Spots
170 Parking Spots

9. Construction Laydown Area and Minimum Parking
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Construction Laydown Area and Minimum Parking

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19. Petition to Amend Process
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Petition to Amend Process
AES filed detailed project description with accompanying environmental analysis
Drawings, specifications, schedules, etc.
Environmental analysis of changes
Minor revisions to Conditions of Certification (no new or additional mitigation necessary)
CEC reviews and prepares a staff analysis of PTA
Discovery period
Public meeting(s)
Staff analysis
Recommendation by Siting Committee
Full Commission approval
AES has prepared an architectural treatment for revised project
Consultation and review with City of Huntington Beach staff and Design Review Board
City Council to approve revisions

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