OPTIMIZING PRASA S METERING SYSTEM AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE April 20, 2017

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OPTIMIZING PRASA S METERING SYSTEM AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE April 20, 2017

DISCLOSURE The materials contained in this presentation are for informational purposes only. This document does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. This document is a summary of certain matters for discussion only. You may not rely solely upon this document in evaluating the merits of a project, investment venture, or any business referred to herein. This document does not constitute and should not be interpreted as either a project recommendation, investment advice or any other recommendation including legal, tax or accounting advice. Future results are impossible to predict. Opinions, figures, estimates and market trends offered in this document constitute a preliminary assessment and are subject to change without notice. Data on this document are based on current market conditions but should not be relied upon without further assessment and verification. This presentation may include forward-looking statements that represent opinions, estimates and forecasts, which may be subject to significant uncertainties, many of which are outside the control of the Puerto Rico Public- Private Partnerships Authority, the Government of Puerto Rico and its agencies and instrumentalities.

Agenda 1 Overview and Key Facts 2 P3 Project Drivers and Opportunities 3 Proposed P3 Project Scope 4 Project Benefits and Initiatives 5 Needs and Next Steps 3

Overview and Key Facts RESIDENTIAL & NON-PROFITS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 1,236,084 ACCOUNTS 98% WATER 59% SEWER 1,122,449 PUBLIC HOUSING 50,511 GOVERNMENT 823 Over $1 billion in Revenues 52,110 95% of Customers PRASA S CUSTOMER BASE 10,191 FY 2016 BILLING DISTRIBUTION 4

Overview and Key Facts 12 Commercial Offices North Region 1 Office South Region 2 Offices East Region 4 Offices West Region 2 Offices Metro Region 3 Offices 5 *Data as of June 30, 2016

Overview and Key Facts CUSTOMER PAYMENT METHODS 174,850 Payment Stations 4% Bank Branch 21% Commercial Office 30% Electronic Transfer 4% Virtual Bank 11% Lockbox 7% Call Center 14% CUSTOMER SERVICE CLAIMS IN 2016 36,128 MONTHLY AVERAGE SERVICE ORDERS 2.7 DAYS AVERAGE SERVICE ORDER RESOLUTION TIME 55% OF CUSTOMERS MAKE PAYMENTS IN PERSON AT PHYSICAL LOCATIONS Web / Mobile App 9% 20 MIN AVERAGE CUSTOMER WAIT TIME IN COMMERCIAL OFFICES (EXCLUDES SERVICE TIME) 6 *Data as of June 30, 2016

P3 Project Drivers Significant Non- Revenue Water Need for Efficiency and Customer Experience Optimization Need of Funds for Meter Replacement P3 Potential PRASA has made progress in reducing its non-revenue water ( NRW ); however, physical and commercial water losses continue to negatively impact the utility s revenues and expenses PRASA has identified several opportunities in its Customer Services that could help capture a good portion of the lost revenue and improve customer experience and engagement PRASA also has an urgent need to improve metering accuracy and replace meters, but currently has no capital to do so PRASA seeks to enter a P3 agreement to leverage private sector capabilities and capital, to optimize its metering system and overall customer experience and engagement 7

P3 Project Opportunities Significant Non- Revenue Water Actual Issue Significant illegal service connections and unregistered customers Identified Opportunity Reduce NRW to improve revenues and reduce costs and physically locate all customer accounts Collecting 94% of billings Implement proactive collection practices Need for Efficiency and Customer Service Optimization 2 staff perform meter readings Large # of back orders and claims Reading only 83% of all customers Leverage new processes and technology Achieve customer satisfaction by reducing wait time and resolving claims and service orders more efficiently 8 Need of Funds for Meter Replacement Many meters have reached their useful life; no capital available Replace aged meters with more accurate ones

Proposed P3 Project Scope WATER PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION AND WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND TREATMENT INVOICING, GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS MANAGEMENT & P3 CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION CUSTOMERS GENERAL CUSTOMER SERVICES DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS NEW INITIATIVES DEVELOPMENT TO REDUCE NRW. Notes: R = Reservoir H2O WFP = Water Filtration Plant TL = Transmission Lines W = Wells H2O PS = Pump Stations WT = Water Tanks DL = Distribution Lines E = Other Systems 9

Proposed P3 Project Scope CUSTOMER SERVICES BILLINGS AND COLLECTIONS METER REPLACEMENT & MAINTENANCE NON-REVENUE WATER (NRW) Ensure a high level of efficiency and customer satisfaction Maximize cash revenue generation Develop and implement customer meter replacement and maintenance program according to PRASA s new performance specs and requirements Manage and implement all efforts directed towards reducing NRW 10

#1: Customer Services CUSTOMER SERVICE Reading of all customer meters O&M of all commercial offices and service centers Staff commercial offices Manage customer service fleet Handle and resolve all customer service claims Execute all service connections and disconnections Unearth buried meters and replace meter boxes and lids Manage and staff second level call center Handle existing and backlog of claims Optimize meter reading routes and billings Execute field investigations upon request Meet PRASA s performance metrics 11

#2: Billings and Collections BILLINGS AND COLLECTIONS Handle backlog of aged collections Manage consumption reading database and data transfers to PRASA accurately and at desired frequency Communicate all service fees rendered to customers Own and manage reading equipment Manage and execute a proactive collection protocol Reconcile collection database daily Meet PRASA s performance metrics

#3: Meter Replacement METER REPLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE Develop an annual customer meter replacement program Replace meters with more efficient/accurate ones Repair water leaks inside meter boxes Perform maintenance and repairs Finance meter purchases and installations Perform all meter testing and protocol Meet PRASA s performance metrics 13

Meter Related Activities PRASA DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PRASA Operations CUSTOMER S METER BOX P3 Contractor CUSTOMER PROPERTY PRASA Customer RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS OF THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM BEFORE THE CUSTOMER S METER BOX REPLACE METER BOXES AND LIDS REPAIR WATER LEAKS INSIDE METER BOXES PERFORM MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS OF ALL NEW METERS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LEAKS AND REPAIRS AFTER THE CUSTOMER S METER BOX EXECUTE ALL SERVICE CONNECTIONS (INCLUDING NEW) AND DISCONNECTIONS 14

#4: Non-Revenue Water (NRW) NON-REVENUE WATER Manage the NRW Office Develop a NRW Plan to reduce commercial losses Update and maintain PRASA s customer geodatabase Identify, process, and add missing/unregistered customers Document and report any water leaks outside meter boxes and/or wastewater overflows to PRASA Operations Support PRASA s annual water loss audit process Meet PRASA s performance metrics 15

P3 Project Benefits and Initiatives Project Benefits Project Main Initiatives 1 Revenue Recovery/Increase Meter Replacement 2 Reduction of NRW Theft 3 4 Financing for Capital Investments Higher Efficiency at Lower Operational Cost Missing Customers Derivations Wastewater Phase 3 5 Higher Customer Satisfaction and Improving Experience Proactive Collections 16

What Do We Need? D B O M F DEVELOP BUILD OPERATE MAINTAIN FINANCE Customer service centers, equipment, and meter replacement Customer services and metering system Existing facilities, new customer service centers, and meters All capital investments 17

Next Steps 1 Obtain agreement from P3 Authority on project concept to continue development process. 2 Determine the project timeline and assign responsibilities. 3 Develop a detailed proposed scope of work and update all financial assumptions accordingly. 4 Update Desirability and Convenience Report. 5 Create Project multi agency working team with team members belonging to: PRASA, P3 Authority, Technical/Financial/Legal Consultants. 18

Thank You For more information, please contact the Public Private Partnerships Authority Tel. #: 787-722-2525 Email: apppr@bgfpr.com