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1 Solar Initiative – Next Phase Opportunity
Dan Howell, C.P.M. Senior Director of Administrative Services April 7, 2016 Joe Mouawad, P.E. Senior Director of Engineering

2 Renewable Project Portfolio Overview of RES–BCT Pro-Forma Example
Agenda Renewable Project Portfolio Overview of RES–BCT Pro-Forma Example Potential Siting Locations Next Steps STRATEGIC PLAN 2016 – 2018 Energy Independence: Plan and cost-effectively implement local renewable energy projects with sufficient generation to meet the District’s entire net energy demands while minimizing the District’s carbon footprint.

3 Renewable Generation Portfolio
Projects Installed MW’s Installed Anticipated Annual Production (kwh) Purchased Electricity (kwh) % Generated Solar 6 5.5 12 million Fuel Cell 2 1.5 11 million (*at 85% Rated Output) Total 8 7 23 million 100 million *23% * RWRF renewable energy projects average an approximate 30% reduction in purchased energy

4 RES–BCT Overview “Renewable Energy Self-Generation Bill Credit Transfer” Generate Energy at One Site and Transfer $ to Another Limited to Local Government 125 MW Cap Within SCE 95 MW’s Currently Available Maximum Size = 5 MW’s Per Site Up to 50 “Benefitting” Accounts

5 RES–BCT Overview (cont.)
Goal is to Maximize $ Credit By: Identifying a High $ Host Account/Project Location Generation $’s are Transferred Based on the Rate of the Host Account Selecting Benefitting Accounts with Sufficient Time-of-Use Costs Only Applicable to the Generation Component of a Bill Other costs, such as T & D still apply Accounts Can Be Adjusted Once Per Year

6 Contracting Alternatives
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Direct Install Little to No Capital Cost Very High Capital Cost Reduces Risk Owner Assumes Risk Reduced Construction Oversight Construction Responsibility Lower Net $ Benefit Higher Net $ Benefit

7 Power Purchase Agreement
Pro-Forma Example Power Purchase Agreement Technical Assumptions Total Net Benefit (25 years) Total Project Size (MW, DC) 5.60 MW Gross Project Benefit $38,580,566 Yield (kWh/kW/yr) 2,180 Operating Expenses ($4,163,123) Year‐1 Solar Production (kWh) 12,210,155 Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Payments ($23,009,746) System Cost ($/Wp) n/a Total Net Benefit $11,407,697 Annual Degradation Factor 0.50% Number of SCE Accounts 23 Net Operations Benefit Summary Net Benefit Year 1 $185,525 Avoided Cost & Revenue Sources Years 1‐5 $1,141,444 Avoided Cost of Current Electricity ($/kWh) $0.1052 Years 1‐25 Estimated Utility Cost Escalator (%) 2.00% Environmental Benefits (per year) PPA Assumptions Sulfur Dioxide SO2 77 lbs PPA Rate $0.0800 Oxides of Nitrogen NOX 14,616 lbs PPA Annual Escalator (%) 0.00% Particulate Matter PM10 513 lbs Carbon Dioxide CO2 16,410,449 lbs Asset Management Services Assumptions Volatile Compounds VOCs 1,282 lbs Asset Management Services ($/kWh) PPA $0.0100 Water H20 9,615,497 gallons Asset Management Services Escalator (%) 3.00%

8 Pro-Forma Example (cont.)
Direct Install Technical Assumptions Total Net Benefit (25 years) Total Project Size (MW, DC) 5.60 MW Gross Project Benefit $39,116,124 Yield (kWh/kW/yr) 2,180 Total Initial Project Cost ($12,766,320) Year‐1 Solar Production (kWh) 12,210,155 Operating Expenses ($13,407,783) System Cost ($/Wp) $2.28 Total Net Operations Benefit $25,708,341 Annual Degradation Factor 0.50% Number of SCE Accounts 23 Cumulative Cash Position Net Benefit Years 1‐25 $12,942,021 Avoided Cost & Revenue Sources Avoided Cost of Current Electricity ($/kWh) $0.1052 Environmental Benefits (per year) Estimated Utility Cost Escalator (%) 2.00% Sulfur Dioxide SO2 77 lbs Average 25‐year REC Price ($/kWh) $0.0021 Oxides of Nitrogen NOX 14,616 lbs Particulate Matter PM10 513 lbs Asset Management Services Assumptions Carbon Dioxide CO2 16,410,449 lbs Asset Management Services ($/kWh) $0.0220 Volatile Compounds VOCs 1,282 lbs Asset Management Services Escalator (%) 3.00% Water H20 9,615,497 gallons Sources of Project Capital (Year‐1) Primary Financing: NONE 0% $0 Client Contribution: Cash 100% $12,766,320 Special Financing: NONE Total Sources of Capital

9 Potential Siting Locations
Approximately 33 Acres Required for 5 MW’s of Solar North Trumble Road Triangle Property – High Potential! 65 Available Acres Following Pond Construction Existing Well with SCE Meter

10 Potential Siting Locations (cont.)
Perris Valley RWRF Leased 45 Acres

11 Potential Siting Locations (con’t)
San Jacinto RWRF Leased 190 Acres

12 Next Steps Perform Detailed Feasibility Study
TerraVerde Renewable Partners ACWA Preferred Provider Present Findings & Recommendations Develop Project Solicitation Package Leverage Experience Gained with Prior Solar Projects Prequalify Solar Providers Solicit Proposals and Negotiate Contracts Award Contracts

13 Contact Information Dan Howell, C.P.M. Sr. Director of Administrative Services Ext. 6246 Joe Mouawad, P.E. Sr. Director of Engineering Ext. 4463


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