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KERRVILLE SOLAR PARTNERS Ramsey Cripe Consultant, Schneider Engineering October 21, 2019 Team History KPUB was looking to invest in <1 MW (AC) solar distributed generation on its system KPUB s service territory has several


  1. KERRVILLE SOLAR PARTNERS Ramsey Cripe Consultant, Schneider Engineering October 21, 2019

  2. Team History • KPUB was looking to invest in <1 MW (AC) solar distributed generation on its system • KPUB ’ s service territory has several non-profits (who are among their largest customers) with significant land holdings that are underutilized ➤ Summer camps ➤ Universities ➤ Churches • Solar in Your Community Challenge Grant helped the team focus its efforts on LMI and non-profits as primary beneficiaries

  3. Project Overview KPUB RECEIVES ALL OUTPUT NON-PROFIT HOSTING SITE (1) 50% OF OUTPUT TO .99 MW PROJECT LMI NEW RATE Receives lease revenue for use of land % OF OUTPUT @ COST (OF SOLAR) TO NON-PROFIT HOSTING SITE KERRVILLE PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD Savings against system rate Municipally-Owned Utility | Founded in 1987 Serves Approximately 22,000 Customers in Central Texas - Kerrville, Center Point, Ingram, Hunt, and Surrounding Areas REMAINING OUTPUT TO AREA CHARITABLE NON-PROFITS, AND NON-PROFITS THAT PROVIDE BILL ASSISTANCE

  4. Addressing LMI Solar Access • Kerrville has assigned eligible meters (not customers) to a new LMI rate ➤ Assigning meters and not customers addresses transience and home ownership issues • Assigned meters are identified through applications from low income property developers and independent homeowners/renters ➤ These programs allow KPUB to identify meters that will serve LMI households ➤ Goal is to reduce bureaucratic barriers to program participation • LMI rate will serve approx. about 688 Kerrville area families ➤ Currently subscribed 44%

  5. LMI Solar Rate Structure • Tiered rate ➤ First energy block receives credit for value of solar ➤ All excess energy served at system rate • LMI household always receives the entirety of its solar allotment ➤ Excess energy from solar still receives value of solar credit • Resulting savings to customers averages 14% ➤ Effective solar rate – $0.071/kWh ➤ System rate – $0.082/kWh • LMI rate is not subsidized by other customers

  6. MO Ranch

  7. City of Kerrville

  8. THANK YOU Questions?

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