Amazon Wind Farm US East Powered by Iberdrola Renewables at Desert Wind. NCBIWA Annual Conference November 17, 2015

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1 Amazon Wind Farm US East Powered by Iberdrola Renewables at Desert Wind NCBIWA Annual Conference November 17, 2015

2 Iberdrola Renewables, LLC A collection of exceptional assets #2 owner of wind projects in the U.S. with more than 6.0 GWs owned and contracted More than $10 billion of U.S. assets at nearly 60 installed plants US Renewables 750+ employees at the end of 2014, compared with 12 in MW of CCGT & peaking capacity on the strategic CA-OR border Wind Power 6,000+ MWs 536 MW CCGT 100 MW peaking Solar & Biomass 50 MW Solar 55 MW Biomass Represents 39% of Iberdrola S.A. s global wind capacity And clean gas generation focused on operational excellence and selective growth Updated Jan. 2,

3 U.S. Power Assets 1 - Klondike IIIa 76.5 MW 2 - Hay Canyon MW 3 Klondike I 24 MW 4 - Klondike III MW 5 - Star Point 98.7 MW 6 - Klondike II 75 MW 7 - Big Horn I MW 8 - Big Horn II 50 MW 9 - Juniper Canyon MW 10 - Pebble Springs 98.7 MW 11 - Leaning Juniper II MW RockTenn Biomass 55 MW PPA Klamath Cogeneration 536 MW Klamath Peakers 100 MW High Winds 162 MW PPA Manzana 189 MW Shiloh 150 MW Mountain View III 22.4 MW WIND PROJECTS Dry Lake I 63 MW San Luis 30 MW 1 - Buffalo Ridge I 50.4 MW 2 - Buffalo Ridge II 210 MW 3 - MinnDakota 150 MW 4 - Moraine I 51 MW 5 - Moraine II 49.5 MW Rugby MW Pleasant Valley 144 MW PPA Twin Buttes 75 MW Colorado Green 81 MW owned (162 MW JV project) 6 - Elm Creek I 99 MW 7 - Elm Creek II MW 8 - Trimont 101 MW 9 - Flying Cloud 43.5 MW 1 Elk River 150 MW Providence Heights 72 MW Barton Chapel 120 MW Farmers City 146 MW 10 - Winnebago 20 MW 11 - Top of Iowa II 80 MW 12 - Barton 160 MW 13 - New Harvest 100 MW Streator Cayuga Ridge 300 MW Maple Ridge I MW owned (231 MW JV project) Hardscrabble 74 MW Maple Ridge II 45.4 MW owned (91 MW JV project) Locust Ridge I 26 MW Locust Ridge II 102 MW Desert Wind 208 MW Casselman 34.5 MW South Chestnut 46 MW Blue Creek 304 MW Groton 48 MW Lempster 24 MW Hoosac 28.5 MW Dillon 45 MW Copper Crossing 20 MW Dry Lake II 65.1 MW Baffin 202 MW Wind generation Thermal generation Biomass generation Solar generation Peñascal II MW Peñascal I MW Assets owned by Iberdrola Renewables, LLC Rev. 2/23/2015

4 Wind Power in the United States 65,877 MW or 4.4% of US electricity generation in 2014 Department of Energy Wind Vision Key Finding 35% wind by 2050 will save consumers $280 billion cumulatively Notable Regional Wind Records ERCOT (Texas) % on 3/29/2015 Bonneville Power (Pacific Northwest) 42.7% on 5/11/2015 Southwest Power Pool (Lower Midwest) % on 10/19/2015

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6 Amazon Wind Farm US East Powered by Iberdrola Renewables at Desert Wind 300MW in Pasquotank and Perquimans Counties 208MW first phase under construction ($400mm) 104 Wind Turbines ~22,000 acres / ~34 sq mi ~ 200 acres occupied by facilities (wind turbines, roads, subs, O&M) Annual production approximately 670,000 MWh (approximately 37% capacity factor)

7 Gamesa 2.0 MW WTG 114 m rotor diameter (374 ) 93 m hub height (305 ) 150 m total height (492 )

8 Key Dates / Milestones Site ID Leasing Permitting Federal State Local Construction Site work Turbine deliveries Erection COD

9 Permits & Approvals Federal U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 Individual Permit (#SAW ) Federal Aviation Administration Determinations of No Hazard to Air Navigation State North Carolina Utilities Commission Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity North Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources Erosion Control Plan Approvals North Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources Storm water Permits North Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources 401 Water Quality Certificate North Carolina Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources Coastal Zone Consistency Determination North Carolina Dept. of Transportation Local Pasquotank County CUP Perquimans County - CUP

10 Agency Consults/Coordination 1. Dept. of Defense Siting Clearinghouse (OSD) 2. Northwest Naval Annex 3. US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) 4. Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point 5. WR Systems/ROTHR Program Office 6. NC Department of Marine Fisheries 7. US Navy NAVFAC Mid Atlantic 8. US Coast Guard Station Elizabeth City 9. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service 10.Federal Communications Commission 11.North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission 12.North Carolina State Office of Historic Preservation 13.Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 14.North Carolina Department of Commerce 15.NCUC Public Staff 16.North Carolina Department of Revenue 17.PJM Interconnect 18.Pasquotank County - Planning & Zoning, Tax, EMS, Fire 19.Perquimans County Planning & Zoning, Tax, EMS, Fire

11 DoD / ROTHR MAY 2010 Contacted by WR Systems (ROTHR Program Office) JUN 2010 Provided our plans to WR Systems JUN Obtained FAA DNHs (coordination with DoDSC) NOV 2012 DoD called to say they have a problem JAN 2013 First meeting at Pentagon (OSD, Joint Chiefs, Navy, et al) Numerous technical meetings at Pentagon AUG 2013 On-site measurement by MIT/LL (Desert Wind) Numerous analyses run by MIT/LL & Raytheon AUG 2014 Final model iterations SEP 2014 On-site turbine measurements by MIT/LL (Groton) OCT 2014 Final Agreement DEC 2014 Final FAA approval

12 Construction is underway Roads Laydown areas Interconnect Substation

13 Economic Impacts Land payments ~60 landowners will receive ~$600,000+ per year Tax payments Each county will receive ~ $250,000+ per year Construction Jobs Peak headcount ~250 Current headcount ~35 Permanent O&M ~ 15 Local Construction Services Porta-jons, aggregate, fuel, silt fence, building materials, survey, hotels, restaurants

14 Contact Information: Eric Thumma Director, Policy and Regulatory Affairs Contact Information: Craig Poff Director, Business Development Iberdrola Renewables LLC