Project Location Village of Lordstown, Ohio

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1 Project Location Village of Lordstown, Ohio Project Location Miles

2 Project Site Characteristics Potential Laydown Area Project Site Warehouse Laydown Area Laydown Area Electrical Route Utility Switchyard ,000 Feet Project Site is located in the Lordstown Industrial Park Natural gas available on-site Electric transmission lines adjacent to the Project Site Strong proximate transportation network

3 Project Characteristics 940-MW Combined Cycle Electricity Project Two natural gas-fired, high efficiency H-class combustion turbines with two heat recovery steam generators and one steam turbine Supplemental firing and evaporative cooling allows for power demand flexibility during peak power periods State-of-the-art emissions controls High-efficiency wet cooling towers for most energy-efficient power production, using abundant regional water Project s water supply from regional water sources Stormwater best management practices Clean, quiet, and efficient electricity Natural Gas Supply East Ohio has some of the lowest priced natural gas in the U.S. Project will connect to on-site DEO lateral Access to low-cost shale gas via regional pipelines A highly efficient power project using low-cost gas yields low-cost power Electrical Route Project Site Utility Switchyard Hanna to Highland / Hubbard 345 kv Highland / Hubbard to Commerce 138 kv Niles to Bluebell 138 kv ,000 Feet Transmission Interconnection Project site approximately 375 feet west of existing First Energy 345-kV power lines Replaces power from Northeastern Ohio coalfired facilities that will be closing, maintaining electric system reliability

4 Project Benefits Local Advantages Compatible land use; use of industrially zoned (I-1) property 100% private funding no Village, County, or State funds Both construction and long-term operational jobs Incremental PILOT payments provide additional revenues for the Village and school system Purchase of Village water and sewer services Clean, quiet, and efficient electricity A business that promotes education/ jobs in engineering, math, and science Diversity of Village s economy and tax base Regional Advantages Replace power from closing of local and regional coal plants Respond to potential energy and capacity supply gap, with the ability to supply power for the region Maintain reliability of local electric grid system Low-cost gas and high-efficiency technology yield favorable power cost State-of-the-art environmental and safety features Employment Facts and Figures Construction union labor, with a peak of more than 500 jobs over the 30-month construction period Benefits from 1,600,000 construction labor person-hours Boost to local economy from purchase of goods and services: concrete, gravel, rebar, fuel, lumber, supplies, hotel, and food More than 20 full-time permanent highly skilled jobs Ongoing boost to the local economy through purchase of supplies/services

5 Project Schedule The Trumbull Energy Center has completed a number of major milestones and is on schedule for commercial operation to begin May PJM Interconnection Process Started October 2015 PJM Feasibility Study Completed March 2016 PJM System Impact Study Initiated April 2016 Natural Gas Transport Options Initiated December 2016 File Air Permit Application January 2017 File OPSB Application February 2017 Complete PJM Facility Study May 2017 Complete All Required Permits August 2017 Construction Start January 2018 Commercial Operations May 2020