Connecticut Clean Energy Update

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1 Connecticut Clean Energy Update CBIA 2018 Energy & Environmental Conference May 18th, 2018 Today s Topics Solar in Connecticut Solar + Storage Q & A Neoperl, Waterbuty, CT The Platt Brothers & Co, Waterbury, CT Bozzuto s, Cheshire, CT 2

2 EnterSolar Background EnterSolar is a leading national developer of solar projects to the commercial marketplace. We deliver solar energy with compelling, long term ROI. Expert in leveraging tax credits and other financial incentives at federal, state and utility levels. Headquartered in New York City with offices in New Jersey, Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, Maryland and South Carolina. 3 Selected EnterSolar Clients Financial / Real Estate Retailers Healthcare Industrials Education/Non Profit Distribution Misc. Services Manufacturers 4

3 The Enel Group Worldwide A multinational power company and leading integrated player in the world's power and gas markets Overview Second largest global utility by revenue More than 50 years of experience Global leader in renewable energy generation #20 on Fortune s Change the World List May 2017: Launched e-solutions, new business unit focused on value added services August 2017: Acquired EnerNOC to build on EnerNOC s position as a leader in B2B energy solutions World Class Team and Resources US$83.91/EUR 70.1 Billion in revenue More than 63,000 employees operating in 31 countries across 5 continents Net installed capacity of more than 82 GW in electricity and gas Global leadership in renewables with 36 GW in consolidated renewables capacity EnerNOC, Inc. All rights reserved. 5 Click to edit Master title style Diverse capabilities under one umbrella EnerNOC, Inc. All rights reserved. 6

4 Enabling Customers to Create Value and deliver outcomes Partnering with our customers to provide energy management as a service EaaS Assembling energy expertise and technological capabilities Leveraging Enel Group s extensive global resources Demand Charge Reduction Energy Arbitrage Solar Self-Consumption Backup Power Demand Response Connecting C&I businesses to new energy opportunities EnerNOC, Inc. All rights reserved. 7 Connecticut Green Bank Mission and Goals Support the strategy to achieve cheaper, cleaner, and more reliable sources of energy while creating jobs and supporting local economic development Attract and deploy private capital investment to finance the clean energy policy goals for Connecticut Leverage limited public funds to attract multiples of private capital investment while reinvesting public funds over time Develop and implement strategies that bring down the cost of clean energy in order to make it more accessible and affordable to customers Support affordable and healthy homes and businesses in distressed communities reduce energy burden and address health & safety 8 8

5 Connecticut Green Bank Delivering Results for Connecticut Investment mobilized nearly $1.2 billion of investment into the state s clean energy economy so far. Energy Burden reduced the burden of energy costs on over 26,600 households and businesses. Jobs created over an estimated 14,000 total jobs, translating to an estimated 7.5% to 20% of total job creation in CT over the Green Bank s first 5 years.* Clean Energy deployed more than 250 MW of clean renewable energy helping to reduce over 4.0 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change. Tax Revenues deployment of clean energy has generated over $50 million in sales, individual, and corporate tax revenues to the state. REFERENCES Numbers through February 2018 *62,500 private non farm jobs created in the state over 5 years since Green Bank creation mid Green Bank statistics are in job years; total jobs include direct, indirect and induced. CT DOL statistics are aggregated from monthly point in time estimates. CT Department of Labor Allied Printing Services, Inc About Allied: John F. Sommers founded Allied Printing Services in Manchester, Connecticut in For nearly 70 years, Allied has been a premier and high quality printer for the financial, healthcare, education, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, automotive, biotechnology, travel & leisure and retail sectors. Services: Prepress, Sheetfed Offset, Web Offset, Mailing, Digital/Variable, Large Format, Bindery & Finishing, Warehousing & Fulfillment, Data Services, and Online Services

6 Allied Printing Services, Inc Environmental Commitment: Renewable Energy: incorporates wind and solar power In combination with solar power & energy credits, we use 9 million kwh of renewable power yearly, enough to meet 100% of our annual electricity use Green Ink: uses vegetable and soy based inks Recycling: reduces waste by recycling nearly 100% of consumables cardboard, plastics, laminated paper, aluminum, virgin white & mixed paper Connecticut Clean Energy Update Solar In Connecticut 12

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