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Redwood County Energy Dialogue Shanelle Montana Project Development September 13, 2019 Manager Company Background Industry Trends September 13, 2019 Development 101 Questions? COMPANY OVERVIEW Creating Value from Origination to


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Redwood County Energy Dialogue

Shanelle Montana Project Development Manager

September 13, 2019

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Company Background Industry Trends Questions? Development 101

September 13, 2019

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COMPANY OVERVIEW

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Creating Value from Origination to Commercial Operation

EDFR is a technology agnostic provider of renewable generation, storage, and management solutions.

  • Implementation of all

aspects of the system, design, installation, and construction to ensure a quality build.

  • Resource assessment,

permitting, site design, interconnection rights and technology selections.

  • Securitization of energy
  • fftake and financing.
  • Comprehensive analysis,

identification and evaluation of prospective sites and matching those sites with customer needs.

  • Asset management,

monitoring and maintenance to ensure profitable and optimal performance of facility.

CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT TRANSACTION ORIGINATION ASSET OPTIMIZATION

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  • f development across

North America

(as of 12/2018)

NJ BC AB SK QC WA OR CA NV WY ND ON UT AZ CO NM TX OK KS NE IL IA MN MO WI MI OH KY NC GA FL ME NS

■ Wind ■ Solar ■ Wind / Solar Offshore Wind / Solar Offshore Wind

IN NY SON COA as of 12/31/18

24 GW

robust pipeline / continuous

GROWTH

  • f development across

North America

(as of 12/2018)

24 GW

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OAX

WV

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Development 101

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Interconnection is becoming

  • ne of the largest drivers

Must have community support Where are the customers/market drivers? Environmental/land use Regulatory requirements

Greenfielding

1.66 MW, Bellevue, OR

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Jobs

200 temporary jobs, potentially more, during construction 8-10 long term permanent positions during operation

Tax Benefits

~$1M annual Production Tax Payment to local government.

Landowner Payments

Sustainable income for landowners, escalating @ 2.5%, over 30+ years.

Indirect Benefits

Gas stations, restaurants, hotels, grocery

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Are landowners and community interested?

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Environmental

Sensitive Species (eagles, bats, etc) and Habitat (grass/wooded land) Wetland delineation Consultation with USFWS/MN DNR Cultural Investigation

Interconnection

3-4 year timeline for the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) Costs can be project killers and are increasing due to congestion and lack of infrastructure investments

Geotechnical and Hydrology Studies

Determines foundation or pilings needed

FAA/DoD/Beam Path

Determination of No Hazard needed Radar must be cleared by DoD Aircraft Detection Lighting System

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Pre-construction Study

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Constraints are numerous and siting is difficult, particularly in MN

Environmental Cultural Geotechnical Hydrology Airspace Noise and Shadow Flicker Real Property Title Terrain Grade Roads Resource Land Use and Landowner Input Public Safety

Turbine Siting

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Permitting in Minnesota

Projects above 50MW must receive a Large Wind Energy Conversion permit (LWEC).

Every study listed plays a role in the MN LWECS + additional social value Public input is requested and highly valued ~1+ year process to receive permit Decommissioning plan is required including security

11.89 MW, Elmsley West, Ontario

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Local Control/Permitting

Developers work with the county to prepare and update officials Townships/Counties:

Conditional Use Permits for Substation/Operations and Maintenance buildings Road Use Agreement Drainage Agreement Development Agreement

Local support is crucial!

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  • f development across

North America

(as of 12/2018)

NJ

24 GW

Can developers

IMPROVE?

Always

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OAX

WV

Continue partnering with the FAA/DoD for additional safe lighting options Better communication and education Less larger turbines or more smaller turbine debate Continue partnership with Wind Wildlife Association to study species impact

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Shanelle Montana - Project Development Manager 612.486.4533

THANK YOU!