PA ACT 129 UPDATE THE NEXT GENERATION OF UTILITY ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS IN PA

PA ACT 129 UPDATE 1 THE NEXT GENERATION OF UTILITY ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS IN PA Schaedler Yesco Act 129 Update Seminar June 19 th, 2013 Wilkes Barre, PA Stephen Moritz: President AllFacilities Energy Group

ALLFACILITIES ENERGY GROUP: WHO WE ARE 2 REGISTERED CONSERVATION SERVICE PROVIDER UNDER PA ACT 129 PROGRAM MANAGER FOR DUQUESNE LIGHT S SMALL C&I PROGRAM PHASE 1 SUB TO KEMA FOR PECO AND PPL S C&I PROGRAMS ONE OF THE LARGEST SUBMITTOR OF REBATES IN THE FIRST ENERGY PROGRAMS 27 EMPLOYEES HEADQUARTERED IN PITTSBURGH, ADDITIONAL OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA AND DELAWARE

ACT 129 OVERVIEW: PROGRAM SUMMARY 3 WHAT IT IS State Legislation requiring utilities to permanently reduce electricity demand over time across residential, commercial and industrial sectors Funded by surcharges on electricity bills Approximately $100M in funding Required 3% Reduction In Phase 1 HOW IT WORKS PA Public Utility Commission (PA PUC) sets energy efficiency goals, rules, and penalties for non compliance Individual utilities submit plans to meet PA PUC s energy efficiency goals

ACT 129 OVERVIEW: PROGRAM SUMMARY 4 HOW IT WORKS (cont.) Utilities re distribute electricity bill surcharges as rebates and subsidies to support customer energy efficiency projects Rebates for appliances, lighting, HVAC, building controls and automation technologies Subsidies for energy audits and certain project design and consultant costs

ACT 129 PHASE I: RESULTS 5 ALL UTILITIES APPEAR TO BE ON TRACK TO MEET 3% ENERGY EFFICIENCY TARGET 4.5% DEMAND REDUCTION TARGET BY SPRING 2014 SWE WILL PROVIDE AN AUDIT AND REVIEW OF THE SAVINGS AND PHASE I VERIFIED RESULTS WILL BE AVAILABLE COMISSION DETERMINATION OF UTILITY COMPLIANCE WILL OCCUR SOMETIME AFTER SWE S REPORT IS SUBMITTED IT IS COST EFFECTIVE TO MOVE FORWARD WITH PHASE II

ACT 129 PHASE II : ELEMENTS TERM (2013 2016) 6 MAINTAINED SAVINGS CARVE OUT OF 10% FOR GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION/NON PROFIT ENTITIES DEVELOPED SAVINGS CARVE OUT OF 4.5% FOR LOW INCOME SECTOR (150% OF FPL) NO DEMAND REDUCTION TARGET TARGETS ARE NON CUMULATIVE FROM PHASE I EXCESS MWh SAVINGS FROM PHASE I CAN BE CREDITED TOWARDS PHASE II GOALS EXCESS $ SAVINGS FROM PHASE I RETURNED TO RATE PAYERS

ACT 129 PHASE II TARGETS 7 EDC THREE YEAR PROGRAM ACQUISITION COST (S/MWh) THREE YEAR % OF 2009/10 FORECAST REDUCTIONS THREE YEAR MWh VALUE OF 2009/10 FORECAST REDUCTIONS DUQUESNE $211.90 2.0 276,722 MET ED $220.87 2.3 337,753 PENELEC $216.19 2.2 318,813 PENN POWER $209.20 2.0 95,502 PPL $224.71 2.1 821,072 PECO $227.55 2.9 1,125,851 WEST PENN $209.42 1.6 337,533

ACT 129 OVERVIEW: WHAT PROGRAMS ARE THERE? 8

ACT 129 OVERVIEW: DIRECT INSTALL 10 WHAT IT IS Rebates of up to 70% of the project cost Use an approved contractor to install energy efficiency equipment in your building HOW IT WORKS Contractor provides a quote for equipment and labor with the rebate discounted off the quote Contractor gets paid by the utility for the rebate amount

ACT 129 PROGRAM SUMMARY: PHASE III? 12 Ohio New Jersey Maryland New York Pennsylvania Goal 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% Pennsylvania New York Maryland New Jersey Ohio Goal 3% 15% 15% 20% 22.2% CURRENT PROGRAM EXPIRES MAY 31, 2016 PUC IS ALREADY EVALUATING MODELS FOR IMPLEMENTATION ON JUNE 1, 2016

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