Third Quarter Fiscal 2018 Earnings Call September 6, 2018
Third Quarter Fiscal 2018 Earnings Today s presenters: Chip Bottone President and Chief Executive Officer Mike Bishop Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Tom Gelston Vice President, Investor Relations NASDAQ: FCEL www.fuelcellenergy.com 2
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Highlights Backlog and Project Awards increased to a total of $1.9 billion in Q3-18 CT DEEP Award of Fuel Cell Projects Totaling 22.2 Megawatts ( MW ) 20 Yr. Long Term Service Agreement with KOSPO KOSPO Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Projects making progress: LIPA (39.8 MW) Tulare (2.8 MW) CMEEC / Groton Sub base (7.4 MW) TOYOTA Long Beach (2.2 MW) Significant/diversified interest in project financing Sale of Trinity Project to American Electric Power (AEP) Annual production rate increase Goal of increasing from 25 to 55 MW run-rate by April 2019 Torrington, CT 4
Financial Overview Q3-18 revenue of $12.1 million vs $10.4 million in Q3-17 Backlog & project awards total $1.9 billion Total cash and cash equivalents of $87.3 million Unrestricted cash and equivalents of $48.7 million Project Assets total $89.7 million vs. $67.2 in Q3-17 Financing activity includes: Fourth quarter capital raise of ~$25.4 million Sale of 1.4 MW Trinity College project to AEP Focused on project and construction financing Building Towards Sustainable Profitability 5
Business Execution LIPA projects on schedule PPA execution expected Q4-18 CMEEC (Groton Sub Base) construction commencing (2) SureSource 4000 3.7 MW high electrical efficiency fuel cell plants with 60%+ electrical efficiency (Expected Spring 2019 COD) Connecticut DEEP Awards A 14.8 MW project located in Derby, CT A 7.4 MW project located in Hartford, CT RPS target increased to 40% by 2030 driving future awards Execution / development of carbon capture installations with ExxonMobil Toyota Long Beach hydrogen project moves forward 6
Summary Backlog and project awards increased to a record $1.9 billion 120% production rate increase at Torrington, CT factory Strong visibility for project financing, pipeline conversion Substantive momentum moving into fiscal 2019 7