HALE KUAWEHI SOLAR PROJECT UPDATE - Waimea Community Association June 3, 2021 - Innergex
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HALE KUAWEHI SOLAR PROJECT UPDATE Waimea Community Association June 3, 2021 Innergex Renewable Energy
INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY FRANCE Gross 323 MW CANADA Net 226 MW Gross 1,954 MW Net 1,454 MW UNITED STATES Gross 1,169 MW Net 916 MW CHILE Gross 254 MW Net 151 MW Innergex Renewable Energy
BUILDING A BETTER WORLD WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY With a sustainable business model that balances People, our Planet and Prosperity. People Planet Prosperity We are a team of We generate value for We believe passionate individuals our employees, our that renewable energy who build strong shareholders, is part of the solution partnerships with local our partners and our to climate change. communities. host communities. Innergex Renewable Energy
HISTORICAL ELECTRICITY COST State of Hawai’i – Historical Electricity Cost 1958 to 2014 - $/kWh Tōhoku Earthquake & Tsunami Oil Production Stagnation & Lower Spare Capacity Iran-Iraq Global War Financial 9/11 & Crisis invasion of Iraq Hale Kuawehi Solar OPEC Embargo $0.087 /KWh Fixed Priced for 25 years Innergex Renewable Energy 4
OUR PROJECTS IN HAWAI’I Hale Kuawehi The four solar + battery energy storage projects would power approximately 41,450 households with renewable energy Innergex Renewable Energy 5
TIMELINE February 2018 Request for Proposal Issued April 2018 Request for Proposal Bids Submission June 2018 Short List Group Notification and Best and Final Offer September 2018 Final Award Group Selection and Contract Negotiations Begin December 2018 Execute Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) 2019 Public Utilities Commission Approval of the PPA 2019-2021 Complete Archaeological, Environmental and Technical Studies 2021 Update Design, Obtain Permits and Approvals [IN PROGRESS] Q4 2021 Estimated Construction Start Q4 2022 Commercial Operation Date Operation 25-Year PPA Timeframe COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IS ONGOING THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE PROCESS Innergex Renewable Energy 7
CONSTRUCTION PHASES & TIMELINE 1 2 3 4 5 6 Land preparation, Foundations, Install support racks Electrical Battery storage Commis- fencing, and underground and solar sioning substation installation roadwork cabling panels Innergex Renewable Energy 10
EQUIPMENT Solar Single- Battery Solar Panel Axis Trackers Storage High efficiency panels Increase energy output Lithium-ion battery that are 540+ watts by 10-20% compared to storage improves grid provide optimal energy fixed tilt foundations and resiliency with major production and minimize have proven reliability benefits such as load the footprint of the solar under severe weather shifting to deliver power project conditions when it is needed most Innergex Renewable Energy 11
TRAFFIC IMPACT ANALYSIS REPORT (TIAR) - ASSESSED INTERSECTIONS. Innergex Renewable Energy 12
DECOMMISSIONING The Power Purchase Agreement with HELCO would be for a 25-year term. ▪ Innergex is responsible for the entire project life cycle, including the costs of decommissioning and recycling of component parts. ▪ As part of the decommissioning of a typical solar project, any and all components would be removed and the area would be returned to the same condition as existed prior to the Project being developed. ▪ Reuse or recycling of materials will be prioritized over disposal. Recycling is an area of great focus in the solar industry, and programs for both batteries and solar panels are advancing every year. Innergex Renewable Energy 13
COMMUNITY BENEFIT ▪ Local supplier procurement & The project would power employment opportunities approximately 14,600 ▪ Community support & sponsorships Hawai’i households with clean, renewable energy. ▪ Stabilizing electricity prices and bills “Our sponsor tonight was Innergex (…) We are so grateful for the sponsorship and all the volunteers who helped make this meal a great one!” Sue & Tim (Community Meal Ministry) Innergex Renewable Energy 14
HELCO IDENTIFIED BENEFITS The Unit Price, as defined in the PPA, is advantageous in that it is fixed for Fixed Price the duration of the PPA and is anticipated to result in lower effective rates Contract for customers. A typical HELCO customer consuming 500 kWh per month is estimated to Consumer save approximately $6.20 in 2022 and $6.79 in 2023 on the customer’s Savings monthly electric bill. HELCO will have the contractual flexibility to dispatch energy from the Operational Project’s PV or battery storage system as needed, offset night-time Flexibility customer demand, and assist in grid stabilization subject to discharge limits. Innergex Renewable Energy
HELCO IDENTIFIED BENEFITS The Project will contribute up to 7.7% to HELCO’s Renewable Portfolio Addresses Standard (RPS) over the 25-year term of the PPA. RPS Needs Reduces Fuel The Project will significantly reduce HELCO’s fuel consumption on its generating units. It is estimated that the Project will displace 497,126 Consumption barrels of fuels over the 25-year term of the PPA. Displaces An estimated total of up to 180,500 tons of GHG emissions that will be GHG’s avoided during the 25-year term of the PPA. Innergex Renewable Energy
Mahalo! Your opinion is important to us. Please let us know if you have any comments, questions or suggestions. Myriam Bernede-Martin mbmartin@innergex.com (808) 298-2615 Visit our website www.innergex.com/hawaii/ Innergex Renewable Energy
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