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1 Solar Energy : Here Comes the Sun!!! June 28, 2012

2 Hannah Solar Story 5-year-old Renewable Energy Solutions Provider Installed over 7 MW of solar capacity o Largest and Highest Commercial Roof Mounted array in Georgia Our team has 100 + years combined experience in the energy, electrical and construction industries Services include turnkey installation of roof, ground and tracking solar arrays as well as critical back-up power and EV charging infrastructure.

3 My Story University of Georgia Class of 2009 Work History o Insurance Payment Policy Management Company o Hannah Solar – Business Development – 1 Year mark last week » Collaborated on nearly 25 Solar Projects » Help companies and individuals hedge their energy costs for the future by owning their own utility

4 Common Solar Myths… Solyndra means bankruptcy for the entire industry… Different technology which couldn’t compete My lights will go out if it’s cloudy! 98% Grid – tied Solar is a fad… FedEx, UPS, eBay, Hewlett Packard Google, Apple and the U.S. Air Force Nellis Air Force Base 14 MW!!!

5 America’s Greatest Resource!

6 Solar Saves Us All Money! Energy prices are most expensive when demand is highest  June – September 2pm – 7pm Solar energy production is highest during these peak demand times Solar reduces customer demand for the utility’s peak (most expensive) power which makes energy less expensive for all ratepayers

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8 Solar - We Will Lead! The economics are in your favor, right now! THE ECONOMICS

9 Solar - We Will Lead! NEW NUKE IS GOING TO BE FAR MORE EXPENSIVE THAN SOLAR... FOR FAR LONGER... Nuclear Power is ‘Base Load’ delivered for approximately $.04 per kWh Vogtle 3&4 - $14,000,000,000 – 2,200 MW – 10+ Years to Build

10 Solar - We Will Lead! SOLAR & NUCLEAR COSTS – HISTORIC CROSSOVER Dr. John O. Blackburn & Sam Cunningham NC WARN: Waste Awareness & Reduction Network (July 2010)

11 2007 $8 /Watt Installed 100KW = $800,000 Generates 160,000 kWh/year 30 Year Generation = 4.8m Cost Per kWh = $.19/kWh * 2009 $6.25 /Watt Installed 100KW = $625,000 Generates 160,000 kWh/year 30 Year Generation = 4.8m Cost Per kWh = $.15/kWh * 2012 $3.50 /Watt Installed 100KW = $350,000 Generates 160,000 kWh/year 30 Year Generation = 4.8m Cost Per kWh = $.09/kWh * Delivered Cost per Kilowatt Hour (kWh) without incentives * Assumes 30 years of operation & maintenance and capital at 6%. Solar - We Will Lead! $450,000 (56%) price reduction in 5 years!

12 2012 $3.50 / Watt Installed 100KW = $350,000 Generates 160,000 kWh/year 30 Year Generation = 4.8m Cost Per kWh = $.09-$.11/kWh * Delivered Cost Per Kilowatt hour (kWh) with incentives * Assuming 30 years of operation, normal operational costs and capital at 6%. Federal Incentive: 30% = -$1.05 Depreciation: 25% = -$.875 Final Cost Per Watt Installed: $1.58 Cost Per kWh over 30 Years = $.033/kWh Solar - We Will Lead! Solar Has Reached Grid Parity!

13 Solar Options 12 Panel Tracker Lanier Tech 200 kW Ground Mount 30 kW Solar Canopy LOHR 355 kw Roof Mount HP 12 3 4

14 Hewlett Packard Data Center 355 kW Ballasted Flat Roof Array Panel Claw – Andover, Massachusetts 1,420 Mono-Crystalline Solar Panels Suniva - Norcross, Georgia Industrial Grade Inverter PV Powered – Portland, Oregon 21 days to install with local labor and electrical work Grid-Tied System on Georgia Power

15 Hewlett Packard Data Center Array will produce 17,000,000 kWh over 30 yrs. That is $.033 / kWh hedged for 30 years VS. peak rates of $.36 per kWh and RISING!!! 30 years of Savings: $2 - $5 M

16 100 kW Solar Array in Georgia 3 Year Cost Recovery!!!

17 Thank You Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce!


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