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  • Renewable Energy at Closed Landfills June 17, 2009 Jim ChristoMassachusetts Renewable Energy Trust

  • PRESENTATION OVERVIEWWhat is the MA Renewable Energy Trust?Summary of Commonwealth SolarSummary of Commonwealth Wind Program

  • THE TRUSTRenewable Energy Trust was established by the Massachusetts Legislature in 1998 to: increase the supply of & demand for electricity generated from clean sources (generate power) promote the development of a Massachusetts renewable industry cluster (generate jobs)MRET has supported over 1,500 projects, companies, and related activities Over $300 million awardedProjects installed in 238+ communities

  • SOURCE OF FUNDS & ELIGIBLE LOCATIONSSource of funds is a surcharge $24 million/yrOnly customers in investor owned utility service territories:

  • Massachusetts PV Rebate ProgramCommonwealth Solar

    $68 million over ~4 yearsGoal of 27 MW installed by 2012PV market on a trajectory to achieve the Governors 2017 goal of 250 MWEasy application processStreamlined, non-competitive, rollingResults thru May 2009:11.2 MW Installed in MA6.5 MW Awarded Install is pending

  • Commonwealth SolarCommercial Rebate LevelsRebate based on a cap of 500 kW50% of production must be used onsiteA single Applicant Entity cap = $1,200,000 per CYTiered rebate structure (larger projects that benefit from economies of scale require less rebate per watt)

    Commercial Rebates for Incremental Capacity ($ per watt (dc))

    Incremental Capacity

    First:

    1 to 25 kW

    Next:

    > 25 to 100 kW

    Next:

    > 100 kW to 200 kW

    Next:

    > 200 kW to 500 kW

    Base Incentive

    $3.15

    $3.00

    $2.00

    $1.40

    PLUS: Additions to Base

    Massachusetts Company Components Adder

    $0.15

    $0.15

    $0.15

    $0.15

    Public Building Adder

    $1.00

    $1.00

    $1.00

    $1.00

  • Commonwealth Solar Commercial Rebate Levels

    Example Project Size (kW) and Rebate

    Using Base Incentive and MA Company Component Adder

    Project Size

    Total Incentive

    Rebate Level (~$/watt)

    25

    $82,500

    $3.30

    50

    $161,250

    $3.23

    100

    $318,750

    $3.19

    200

    $533,750

    $2.67

    300

    $688,750

    $2.30

    400

    $843,750

    $2.11

    500

    $998,750

    $2.00

    Example Public Project Size (kW) and Rebate

    Using Base Incentive, Public and MA Company Component Adders

    Project Size

    Total Incentive

    Rebate Level ($/watt)

    25

    $107,500

    $4.30

    50

    $211,250

    $4.23

    100

    $418,750

    $4.19

    200

    $733,750

    $3.67

    300

    $988,750

    $3.30

    400

    $1,243,750

    $3.11

    500

    $1,498,750

    $3.00

  • PV Financial Model in MassachusettsCommonwealth Solar

    Assumptions:System size:100 kWInstalled cost:$7.00 / WattIncentive:$3.18 / Watt (45% from Comm Solar)Avoided e-:$0.15 / kWhElec. escalator:3%Project life:30 years

    Results:Payback:Year 5Est. Return:10%

  • Commonwealth Solar www.masstech.org/solar 508-439-5700

  • Step 2: Educate Yourself

    http://www.masstech.org/cleanenergy/cando/howto.htm

  • Commercial Flat Roof MountLarge Onsite Renewables Initiative 24.3 kW

  • Flat Roof w/ Pitched Mounting Large Onsite Renewables Initiative 117 kW

  • FLAT ROOF W/ PITCHED MOUNTINGLarge Onsite Renewables Initiative - MIT 40 kW

  • Commonwealth Wind (CommWind) Program SummaryGovernor Patricks Goal 2000MW by 2020Strategic Plan 3 SegmentsCommercialCommunitySmall or MicroFunding via rebates, grants, loans

  • CommWindCommercialWholesale projects Multiple turbinesWork with development community to identify sites including state landsSolicitation due in July 2009Offerings:Feasibility study grantUnsecured pre-develoment loansLevels similar to previous Pre-Development Financing Initiative

  • CommWindMicroUnder 100kWCurrently 1-10kWExpanding to 1-99kW in Summer 2009Replaces Small RenewablesFunding via rebate hybrid:Part based on system capacityPart based on actual production

  • CommWindCommunity Scale100kW and up50% onsite use of energy or net-meteredTypically 1 or 2 turbine projectsReplaces:Wind portion of Large Onsite RenewablesCommunity Wind CollaborativeFunding for: Site Assessment, Feasibility StudiesDesign & Construction

  • Community ScaleBlock 1CompetitiveApplications due June 4thUnder reviewBlock 2 Non competitive, rolling Solicitation in late summerSome changes from Block 1

  • Community Scale Block 1Site Assessment ServicesEligible Applicant = public entities onlyEligible sites:6.0 meters per second @ 70M AGL (effective) per wind mapService performed by MRET consultants at no charge to entityEntity must:Submit a complete applicationAssign primary contactEntity receives:Desktop analysis of potential project siteSite visit Site Assessment Report

  • Community Scale Block 1Feasibility Study GrantEligible Applicant = any ratepayerEligible Projects >= 100kW & net metered or BTMEligible Sites:Wind speed >= 6.0 mps @ 70 AGL (actual)Setbacks:Local zoning or1.1x max tip height from property lines2.0x max tip height from residencesOtherwise; project support from affected abuttersComplete applications including site assessment

  • Community Scale Block 1Feasibility Study Grant - continuedFunding Levels

  • Community Scale Block 1Feasibility Study Grant - continuedProject TimeframesProjects with Met Towers:Obtain Building permit:4 monthsDraft Report:18 monthsFinal Report:21 monthsPublic Biz Planning:30 monthsProjects without Met Towers:Draft Report:6 monthsFinal Report:9 monthsPublic Biz Planning:18 monthsNo exceptions, no extensions

  • Community Scale Block 1Design & Construction GrantEligible Applicant = any ratepayerEligible Projects >= 100kW & net metered or BTMEligible Sites:Wind speed thresholds @ Hub heights

    Setbacks:Local zoning or1.1x max tip height from property lines2.0x max tip height from residencesOtherwise; project support from affected abuttersComplete applications

  • Community Scale Block 1Design & Construction Grant - continuedFunding Levels

    Calculation of Incentives

    Non-Public Projects - Design and Construction

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    System Size (kW)Total Project CostOld Rebate$/WNew Rebate$/W% of Costs0.37

    100$500,000$200,000$2.00$150,000$1.5030.0%1.5000$150,000$1.50

    250$1,000,000$400,000$1.60$310,000$1.2431.0%3.1016$310,000$1.24

    600$1,800,000$400,000$0.67$400,000$0.6722.2%4.0004$400,000$0.67

    900$2,700,000$400,000$0.44$450,000$0.5016.7%4.4754$448,000$0.50

    1500$4,100,000$400,000$0.27$550,000$0.3713.4%5.1599$516,000$0.34

    1650$4,300,000$400,000$0.24$570,000$0.3513.3%5.3003$530,000$0.32

    2000$7,000,000$400,000$0.20$600,000$0.308.6%5.5977$560,000$0.28

    3000$8,400,000$400,000$0.13$600,000$0.207.1%

    0.39

    801.2314$120,000

    1002.0447$200,000

    2502.7941$280,000

    6003.8091$380,000

    9004.4103$440,000

    15005.3164$530,000

    16505.5064$550,000

    20005.9120$590,000

    100$150,000$150,000

    150$257,000$175,000

    200$288,000$200,000

    250$310,000$225,000

    300$328,000$250,000

    350$343,000$275,000

    400$357,000$300,000

    450$369,000$325,000

    500$380,000$350,000

    550$390,000$375,000

    600$400,000$400,000

    100$150,000

    125$162,500

    150$175,000250

    200$200,000500

    250$225,0000.5

    300$250,000

    350$275,000

    400$300,000

    450$325,000

    500$350,000

    550$375,000

    600$400,000

    Calculation of Incentives

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    Turbine Capacity (Kilowatts)

    Rebate

    Rebate vs. Capacity

    Payback

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    Turbine Capacity (Kilowatts)

    Rebate per Watt of Capacity

    Rebate per Watt vs. Capacity

    Incentives

    Assumptions:

    electricity avoided:$0.15per kWh

    capacity factor15%

    Capital CostAnnual ProductionAnnual SavingsSimple PaybackIncentiveSimple Payback

    100$550,000131,400$19,71027.9$150,00020.3

    225$1,000,000295,650$44,34822.5$300,00015.8

    600$2,100,000788,400$118,26017.8$400,00014.4

    1500$4,300,0001,971,000$295,65014.5$400,00013.2

    Assumptions:

    electricity avoided:$0.15per kWh

    electricity esc3%

    capacity factor15%

    REC0.03

    REC term3

    O&M1.5%of installed cost

    O&M esc2%

    discount rate5%

    Capital CostAnnual ProductionAnnual SavingsSimple PaybackIncentiveSimple Payback

    100$550,000131,400$19,71027.9$150,00022.011with ITC

    225$1,000,000295,650$44,34822.5$300,00016.0

    600$2,100,000788,400$118,26017.8$400,00014.0

    1500$4,300,0001,971,000$295,65014.5$400,00013.0

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    Feasibility Study

    Non-PublicPublic

    BasicWith Met TowerBasicWith Met Tower

    100-599kW$20,000$30,000$30,000$60,000

    600kW+$40,000$55,000$65,000$95,000

    Min Cost Share20%0%

    Design & Construction

    Capacity (kW)Non-PublicPublic

    100$150,000$225,000

    225$300,000$450,000

    250$310,000$465,000

    600+$400,000$600,000

    Min Cost Share25%0%

    * need to update amounts to include a Design subsidy also

    1.501.5

  • Community Scale Block 1Design & Construction Grant - continuedProject TimeframesFile applications for all major permits:6 monthsPublic entities Issue RFP for construction:12 monthsExecute all construction contracts:18 monthsOrder Turbine and commence construction:24 months

    One-time extension of 3 months for any of the milestones

  • Community Scale Block 1Design & Construction Grant - Payment processDesign phase 20% of grantOrder Equipment15%System Installation50%Commissioning & PTS15%

  • Massachusetts Maritime Academy

    Vestas V47 660 kW

  • Jiminy Peak Ski Resort 1,500kW Hancock, MA

  • Holy Name High SchoolWorcester, MA Vestas RRB 600kW

  • Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trustwww.masstech.org/windwww.masstech.org/solar

    [email protected]@masstech.org508-870-0312

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