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Renewable Energy. Sustainable Future. 1.3 Gigawatts 150+ Projects Operating Assets North America 13 Gigawatts 4.0 Billion kWh Operating |Construction |Pipeline And Counting 1 Operating Projects 1.3GWac | 4,037,730,000 kWh Generated =

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Renewable Energy. Sustainable Future.™

150+ Projects North America 4.0 Billion kWh And Counting 1.3 Gigawatts Operating Assets 13 Gigawatts Operating |Construction |Pipeline

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Operating Projects

1.3GWac | 4,037,730,000 kWh Generated

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4,037,730,000

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3,004,947

Kilowatt-Hours of Electricity Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide

This is equivalent to:

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

Site A Site C Site B

Substation

PROJECT SITE

Phase Acres MWs Project Site A 5,200 400 Project Site B 245 30 Project Site C 905 70 TOTAL 6,350 500

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

PROJECT OVERVIEW

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  • Location: Western Spotsylvania County,

Virginia; approximately 11 miles west of the City of Fredericksburg.

  • Project Plan: 500 MW single-axis tracker

solar project to be developed in three phases.

  • Clean Energy:
  • 1,012,073 tons of CO2
  • Equivalent of 964,239 acres of forest
  • Timing: Construction beginning mid-2018

with each phase to be completed by 2019.

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Highlander Solar Project | Project Details

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  • sPower’s projects utilize photovoltaic (PV)

panel technology

  • Pole-mounted panels require less grading

and minimize long-term impacts to project sites

  • Panels will be approximately 5 – 7 feet in

height

  • Project will have a minimum 50’ setback

from property line

  • Project will be fenced and monitored 24

hours a day and 7 days a week

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Highlander Solar Project | Site Selection

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

VISUAL SIMULATIONS

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PROJECT SIMULATION EXISTING CONDITION

Facing North from West Catharpin Road (Summer Season)

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

VISUAL SIMULATIONS

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EXISTING CONDITION

Facing North from West Catharpin Road (Winter Season)

PROJECT SIMULATION

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

CROSS-SECTION OF WEST CATHARPIN ROAD

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

CROSS-SECTION OF POST OAK ROAD

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

NATURAL BUFFERS

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Facing North Along Post Oak Road

Site C

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Spotsylvania Solar Energy Center

OPERATIONS OVERVIEW

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REMOTE MONITORING

  • 24-7 / 365 days a year remote monitoring.
  • Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system.
  • Automatic remote shutdown capabilities.

MAINTENANCE

  • Minimal annual maintenance would be required.
  • sPower will regularly inspect Project Sites to ensure all

components are operating properly.

  • sPower construction and operations staff will be on-call in

the event of a maintenance issue.

SECURITY

  • Project Sites will be fenced off with strict, electronically

controlled security access gates.

  • Securely installed enclosed electrical equipment
  • Security lighting and cameras
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Socioeconomic Benefits

WORKFORCE AND JOBS | VIRGINIA

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THE JOBS

  • 700 – 1,000 different people projected to be

employed, providing construction jobs and subcontractor work to local businesses.

  • Averaging an estimated 350 workers per day over

12 months.

  • Approximately 10 – 15 full time employed workers

in the Virginia area.

DEVELOPING THE WORKFORCE

  • Career Fairs and Training
  • Helmets to Hardhats – sPower puts our veterans

to work by training quality men and women in the armed forces for construction careers.

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Socioeconomic Benefits

BENEFITS TO BUSINESS AND RESIDENTS | VIRGINIA

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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT

  • Direct economic stimulation of local businesses
  • Direct Impacts – purchase of building materials, fuel, hotels, wages, etc.
  • Indirect Impacts – industry to industry, engineering, planning, etc.
  • Induced Impacts – induced spending
  • Up to $600 million invested in construction

activity alone

STATE AND COUNTY TAX REVENUE

  • Sales and use tax – Assessed on standard

development materials and determined by the state after final design.

  • Property Tax – Increase in property tax base

compared to existing timber use.

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Community Support

SOCIAL AND CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY

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sPower prides itself on being a good, quiet and responsible neighbor. It is our job to take all necessary measures to ensure strong community relationship.

Veteran Training Programs and Career Fairs Science Fairs Educational Site Tours

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sPower Contact Information

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Daniel Menahem

Project Manager (801) 679-3513 dmenahem@spower.com

Company Website www.spower.com

Adam Furman

Assistant Permitting Manager (562) 348-1118 afurman@spower.com

Nikki Olofson

Public Relations Coordinator (661) 557-1280 nolofson@spower.com