1. 2009 Renewable Energy Program Plans Renewable Energy Committee Meeting, May 13, 2008

2. 2009 Renewable Energy Program Allocations From CRA proposal for SBC funding, 4/19/08 Alternative 1Alternative 2 Solar$21 M$16.6 M Wind – On/Off Shore $25 M Biopower/Fuel Cell $15 M Clean Energy Tech $7.5 M (matched by EE) TOTAL$68.5 M$64.1 M

3. Renewable Energy Market Support Honeywell Market Managers 2008 Services: Customer On-Site Renewable Energy (CORE) SREC-only Pilot RECs Facilitation CleanPower Choice

4. RE Market Segments (2008 Market Manager Programs in Blue) Type→ Technology↓ BTM (<1 MW) BTM (1 - 2 MW) Grid Supply SolarCORE SREC Pilot SREC Pilot (<2 MW) SREC Market WindCORERE G&F BiopowerCORERE G&F RE G&F = Renewable Energy Grants and Financing

5. RE Market Segments 2009 – 2012 Program Structure Concept Type→ Technology↓ BTM (< 2 MW)Grid Supply (> 2 MW) SolarREMS Incentives: <20 kW* No Incentives: 20 kW* – 2 MW SREC Market WindREMS Incentives: <2 MW RE G&F Biopower/ Fuel Cell REMS Incentives: <2 MW RE G&F REMS = Renewable Energy Market Support RE G&F = Renewable Energy Grants and Financing * CRA draft 4/18/08

6. 2009 Renewable Energy Market Manager Support Concept May 13, 2008 Renewable Energy Market & Technical Support Incorporates CORE, SREC Pilot, REC Facilitation Program Management Services Adds upstream market development activities CleanPower Choice Voluntary RE Market Support

7. Renewable Energy Market Development Support Downstream Support Account Management, Follow-up Integration with Energy Efficiency Services Rebate Administration Quality Control – Inspections (sampling with size-based tiers) Technical Training – Solar, Wind, Biopower, Fuel Cells Program Design & Policy support – Incentive Design Market Tracking, Reporting and Analysis

8. Renewable Energy Market Development Support Upstream Support Account Management, Networking Support Resources, Financers, Developers Development of market operational tools Model ordinance, Model RFP, Municipal RE assessment, etc. Collaboration with local/state/regional/national entities Integration with Energy Efficiency Programs & Community Initiatives Outreach – Public Speaking (local govts, school districts, non-profits) Market Development Workshops – Working Groups Program Design & Policy support – Market Strategies & Forecasting

9. 2009 Program Planning Timeline 1.Overview Drafts due May 21 2.Draft Program Designs due June 12 3.RE Committee Review – June 17 4.Revised Drafts and Budgets due July 1 5.RE Committee Review – July 8 6.Clean Energy Council Review – Aug 20 7.Final Plans and Budgets – Sep 12