1. Renewable Energy Investment Fund Lori Singleton, Director Emerging Customer Programs Solar, Sustainability & Telecom 5/1/20131National Tribal Forum

2. 25/1/2013National Tribal Forum Who is SRP?  Established in 1903  105 year steward of the environment  Largest water supplier to Valley  Third largest public power utility in the Nation  950,000 electric customers

3. 35/1/2013National Tribal Forum  Established by SRP Board, includes renewable resources and energy efficiency measures  2004 – Target of 2% of retail sales by 2010  2006 – Target of 15% of retail sales by 2025  2011 – Target of 20% of retail sales by 2020 Sustainable Portfolio

4. 45/1/2013National Tribal Forum Sustainable Portfolio Mix Total 10.21% of Retail Sales

5. Renewable Energy Investment Fund  An agreement made in 2005 between the Grand Canyon Trust and the owners of the Springerville Generating Station (TEP and SRP).  $5M fund was established for the purpose of funding renewable energy, demand side management, and greenhouse gas sequestration projects. 5/1/20135National Tribal Forum

6. Project Criteria  Benefit Native American communities in northern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico  Have additional revenues committed to supporting the project  Are well planned and likely to be well maintained  Have strong support by community leaders  Create opportunities for training and employing local residents  Create opportunities for sustainable economic development  Strengthen existing or establish new partnerships 5/1/20136National Tribal Forum

7.  Diné College, Shiprock and Tsalie  Hopi Energy Office  Shonto Economic Development Corporation  Tolani Lake Enterprises  IINA Solutions Inc.  Northeastern Arizona Technological Institute for Vocational Education (N.A.T.I.V.E.)  Leupp Chapter REIF Partners 5/1/20137National Tribal Forum

8. REIF Partners  Hualapai Tribe  Zuni Public Schools  Saint Michael’s Indian School  Star School  Leupp Schools, Inc  Kinlani Dorm  Moenkopi Legacy Inn  Bird Springs Chapter  Moenkopi Day School  Waik O'Odham Foundation  Salt River Community Housing  Hopi Office of Elderly Service  Wind for Schools  San Carlos Apache Tribe 5/1/20138National Tribal Forum

9. REIF Project Budget  Residential Solar = $1,040,944.06  Commercial Solar = $1,329,398.09  Energy Efficiency = $16,980.00  Residential = $107,947.30  School = $280,763.52  Solar Wind = $56,832.70  Miscellaneous = $1,397,969.40  Project total ITD= $4,230,835.07 5/1/20139National Tribal Forum

10. 5/1/201310National Tribal Forum ProjectEntityAwardType Community Building DistrictWaik O’Odham Foundation$200,00053kW solar Wind/PV ExpansionSTAR School$95,000 7kW wind 1.5kW solar Tolani Lake Chapter HouseTolani Lake Enterprises Inc.$110,00020kW solar Assisted Living FacilityHopi Office of Elderly Services$253,00072kW Lonely Cactus SubdivisionSalt River Community Housing$270,00070kW solar Wind Power for Schools Southwest Windpower West Wind Solar $236,000 12kW wind 7kW solar Little Singer School Dilkon Community School Leupp Schools N.A.T.I.V.E. Shonto Preparatory School Moenkopi Day School Hopi Day School Hopi Tribe$65,000 5kW wind 3kW solar Hualapai HousingHualapai Nation$30,000 Solar daylighting Examples of Projects

11. 5/1/201311National Tribal Forum Request For Proposals

12. 5/1/201312National Tribal Forum

13. 5/1/201313National Tribal Forum

14. 5/1/201314National Tribal Forum Leupp Schools

15. 5/1/201315National Tribal Forum Leupp Schools

16. 5/1/201316National Tribal Forum Residential PV Installation

17. 5/1/201317National Tribal Forum Residential PV Installation

18. 5/1/201318National Tribal Forum Residential PV Installation

19. 5/1/201319National Tribal Forum Residential PV Installation

20. 5/1/201320National Tribal Forum Saint Michael’s Indian School 24kW PV installation

21. Questions? Lori Singleton Director, Emerging Customer Programs Lori.Singleton@srpnet.com 602-236-3323 5/1/201321National Tribal Forum