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EPA Clean Power Plan. Emission Targets StateInterim Goal 2020-2029 Final Goal 2030 AECI 2013 Net Rate Interim Reduction Final Reduction Missouri 1,6211,5441,81117.4%21.3%

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1 EPA Clean Power Plan

2 Emission Targets StateInterim Goal 2020-2029 Final Goal 2030 AECI 2013 Net Rate Interim Reduction Final Reduction Missouri 1,6211,5441,81117.4%21.3% Oklahoma 9318951,40332.9%35.5% Iowa 1,3411,301013.6%16.2% Arkansas 96891095240.8%44.3% Kansas 1,5781,499018.7%22.7%

3 Current Performance StateInterim Goal 2020-2029 Final Goal 2030 2013 Net lbs/MWh 2014 Net lbs/MWh (Jan-May) AECI 1,6311,554 Missouri 1,6211,5441,8111,769 Oklahoma 9318951,4031,053 Arkansas 968910952968 Kansas 1,5781,49900

4 2013 AECI CO2 Intensity by Generation Type

5 2013 Oklahoma Generation

6 2013 Missouri Generation

7 Coal Plant Efficiency Re-Dispatch Fossil Fuel Low Carbon Generation Demand Side Efficiency EPA Building Blocks

8 EPA Model State2012 Fossil Baseline Rate Block 1 – Plant Efficiency Block 2 – Redisptach Units Block 3 – Low Carbon Generation Block 4 – Energy Efficiency Missouri 2,0101,8921,7831,7101,544 Oklahoma 1,5621,5021,186964895 Iowa 2,1972,0681,8451,4711,301 Arkansas 1,7221,6381,115995909 Kansas 2,3202,186 1,6581,499

9 Plant Efficiency

10 ReDispatch to NGCC

11 AECI Coal Generation Gross Heat Rate

12 Displaced Coal State Hist Coal Gen (MWh) Redispatched Coal Gen. (MWh) Coal Generation Reduction due to NGCC Redispatch (MWh) Coal Generation Reduction due to NGCC Redispatch (%) Missouri 72,939,51265,012,5707,926,94210.87% Oklahoma 29,102,16014,034,40115,067,75951.78% Iowa 33,055,15626,779,1146,276,04218.99% Arkansas 28,378,83110,218,69318,160,13863.99% Kansas 27,979,593 00.00%

13 NGCC Dispatch State2012 NGCC State Capacity (MW) 2012 NGCC State Capacity Factor Redispatch NGCC Capacity Factor AECI NGCC Capacity Factor 2013 Missouri 2,079 27%70%13.8% Oklahoma 8,035 42%70%27.8% Iowa 1,264 13%70% Arkansas 5,588 32%70%3.7% Kansas 0 00%

14 Low Carbon Generation

15 Renewable Generation (MWh)

16 Demand Side Energy Efficiency

17

18 June 2, 2014 Draft Rule Announced June 18, 2014 Rule Published in Federal Register October 16, 2014 Draft Rule Comments are Due to EPA June 2015 Final Rule Issued June 2016 State Implementation Plan Submitted June 2018 State Trading Program Approved

19 Questions? Brent A. Ross Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. bross@aeci.org (417) 885-9201

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