1. Tim McRae, Senior Energy Director

2. Energy Company Representation SV Leadership Group ~400 Tech company members Clean Tech High Tech Biotech Approximately 20% Clean Tech, with significant increase in past 5 years

3. 2015-17 Energy Committee Work Plan Top Three Priorities Clean Energy Energy Efficiency Grid Modernization

4. SVLG Energy Activities

5. SVLG Energy Activities November 12 Hitachi Data Systems

6. SVLG Energy Activities Workshops Round Tables Monthly Meetings Policy Advocacy

7. Work Plan Principle #1 Promote financing and development of clean energy and emerging technologies and engage in efforts to advance AB 32, to the benefit of the tech sector

8. Work Plan Principle #2 Assist end user with improving energy efficiency and data center efficiency.

9. Work Plan Principle #3 Promote participation and facilitate integration of technologies that support a smarter, reliable grid and enable development of a new market energy structure.

10. Work Plan Principle #4 Advocate for state and federal investments in energy research, development and demonstration projects.

11. Growth in Investment

15. Job Creation Source: Next 10

16. California Leading All States in Job Creation and Growth Source: CleanTechnica

17. California’s Carbon Economy Source: Next10

18. Comparing Carbon Economies

19. Carbon Economy Ranking Carbon Intensity (MTCO 2 e/GDP) in 2012 | Source: Next10

20. U.S. Clean Tech Market and State Index

21. Technology Measures

23. Energy Consumption And Efficiency

26. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration and Next10

29. CA Delivers: AB 32

30. World Rankings: Environment Biggest emitters of carbon dioxide (Million tonnes, 2010) 1.China: 8,286.9 2.USA: 5,433.1 3.India: 2,008.8 4.Russia: 1,750.8 5.Japan: 1,170.7 Largest amount of carbon dioxide emitted per person (Tonnes, 2010) 1.Qatar: 40.3 2.Trinidad & Tobago: 38.2 3.Kuwait: 31.3 4.Brunei: 22.9 5.Luxembourg: 21.4 6.Oman: 20.4 7.UAE: 19.9 8.Bahrain: 19.3 9.USA: 17.6 10.Saudi Arabia: 17.0 Renewable sources of energy (% of electricity production, 2011) - including geothermal, solar, municipal waste, biofuels but not hydroelectric 1.Denmark: 40.2 2.El Salvador: 31.3 3.Iceland: 27.3 4.Guatemala: 27.1 5.Portugal: 24.2 6.Kenya: 23.3 7.Nicaragua: 22.4 8.New Zealand: 19.5 9.Spain: 19.2 10.Costa Rica: 18.7 11.Germany: 17.6 12.Ireland: 17.1 13.Finland: 15.9 14.Lithuania: 14.9 15.Philippines: 14.6

31. Future Projections Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance

32. Nationwide Installations Since 2000 Solar PV Source: SEIA, U.S. Solar Market Insight, 2014 Year in Review Executive Summary Onshore Wind Source: AWEA, NREL

33. Solar

34. Source: Union of Concerned Scientists

35. Support for 50% Renewable Energy Standard Source: Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz & Associates - FM3 | Public Opinion Research and Strategy