Solar Panel Proposal

7/29/2019 Solar Panel Proposal

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The Bright Future of

Solar Energy

Presented by Carbon Vision LLC


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The Value of Solar

Showcases your dedication to innovation,technology, and the environment.

It is an excellent marketing tool for yourfacility and will be a differentiating factor.

Solar components are virtually

maintenance-free. There are no movingparts and typical warranties are for 25+years.

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About Carbon Vision

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Carbon Vision is a company doing project

development work in renewable energy,sustainability, and carbon credits.

Our focus is on renewable energy

projects for businesses, institutions, andnon-profit organizations where we canleverage current incentives to generatehealthy returns.


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Professional References Tom Chema, President Dan Niehaus

Hiram College Miami Corporation

(330) 569-5312Phone (513)451-1781

[email protected]

Martin Abraham, Dean Laurie Sticklemaier

College of Science, Technology Vice President for Finance

Engineering, and Mathematics The College of Wooster

Youngstown State University Galpin Hall

(330) 941-3009Phone 330-263-2581

[email protected] [email protected]

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Carbon Visions Value

Carbon Vision will design and install thecomplete solar system including the solar

mounting structure, solar modules, and

inverters.

Carbon Vision will handle ALL of the necessary

paperwork and applications for you:

Federal Incentives Interconnection and Net Metering Applications

REC (Renewable Energy Credit) registration and sale

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Ohio Solar Efficiencythe BuckeyeState is an Overlooked Location!

From Solar Energy Center Studyhttp://www.fsec.ucf.edu/en/publications/html/FSEC-PF-380-04/

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How Solar Works

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Solar Modules (1) turn photons from the sun into DC Electricity.

The Inverters (2) turn DC (Direct Current) into AC (Alternating Current)

and send it to the Electrical Panel (3) where it can be used throughout

the facility.

Electricity can be obtained from (if more is needed) or fed to (if excessis being generated from panels) the Utility Grid (4).

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Watts, Kilowatts, and Megawatts

Solar Energy (and electricity in general) ismeasured in kilowatt-hours.

1 kilowatt-hour (kWh) = the amount ofelectricity required to burn a 100 wattlight bulb for 10 hours.

The average U.S. home uses 936 kilowatt

hours per month according to the U.S.Department of Energy.

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Ohios Requirement

By the year 2025 at least 25% of electricity sold in the statemust be generated by alternative sources.

Half (12.5%) of these alternative sources must be renewable.

.5% (one half of a percent) must come from Solar.

Utility companies face penalty payments if theserequirements are not met annually.

Penalty payments for utilities to comply with OhiosRenewable Portfolio Standard will continue to decrease

every two years. It is currently $400 per MWh for 2010.

Therefore RECs can be brokered to create and additionalrevenue stream and or offset the payback period for financial

investors.

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Renewable Energy Credits (RECs)

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Renewable Energy

Generator (i.e. solar

PV)

1 MWh of

Electricity

1 Renewable

Energy Credit

Electricity created from Solar PV creates both electricity and RECs

For every Mega-watt of electricity, one REC is created.

RECs can be used to meet state RPS (Renewable Portfolio),

AEPS (Alternative Energy Portfolio) Standards.


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Carbon Visions Responsibilities

Technical Design, Equipment selection and Procurement

Engineering and Permitting

Installation using Certified PV Installer

Electrical Tie-In by State Certified Electrician

Application for Ohio Advanced Energy Fund State Grant

Application for Federal Treasury Grant

Application for Interconnection into utility grid

Net Metering Application with utility company

Application with PUCO (Public Utilities Commission of Ohio) forRegistration as a Certified Renewable Energy Resource Generating Facility

Registration with appropriate Renewable Energy Tracking System for solarRECs (Renewable Energy Certificates)

Ongoing registration and reporting of RECs for subsequent year sales

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Solar System Site Footprint

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Building A 767 Schco PS-09 235W Modules = 180.245 kW (59 x 13 Strings)

Building B 208 Schco PS-09 235W Modules = 48.88 kW (16x13 Strings)

Building C 325 Schco PS-09 235W Modules = 76.375 kW (25x13 Strings)

Total 1,300 Modules = 305.5kW

Solectria SGI 300kW Inverter


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PV System Output Guarantee

Array Tilt Modules

235W

Available

Space28,655 ft

Annual AC

OutputkWh

Energy

Value

14.04 1,300 305.5kW 338,484kWh $36,962.45

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* National Renewable Energy Labs PV Watts V2 Calculator


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Roof Mount Solutions

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ITC Grant

30% tax credit available for solar systemsfrom federal government in form of creditfrom US Treasury 60 days after systemenergization

50% Depreciation in one year

Law expires 12/31/12

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System Operation Costs

No out of pocket cost for CHCC

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Time Line Awarded RFP go ahead / site securing

(November 31st, 2012)

Entry into formal contract and full system design(November 31st , 2012)

Order panels, inverters and BOS

( December 19th, 2012)

Build system (February - May 2013)

Install, interconnection and REC registration

( May 28th

, 2013)

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Thank You ContactCarbon Vision

20600 Shaker Heights

Suite 1100, Ohio 44122

Brandon Miller, Solar Project Manager

216-455-0652 ext 106

[email protected]

Jon Utech, CFO

216-455-0652 ext 102

[email protected]
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