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888.SOL.CITY | 888.765.2489 | SOLARCITY.COM KEY FACTS LOCATIONS 100+ Stores Installed or Underway in AZ, CA and CO EXPECTED COST SAVINGS Providing 20%–30% of each store’s electricity ANNUAL CO 2 REDUCTION 86,594,046 lbs “Walmart has reduced energy expenses by more than a million dollars through our solar program allowing us to pass these savings on to our customers in the form of everyday low prices.” KIM SAYLORS-LASTER WALMART VICE PRESIDENT OF ENERGY Walmart Raises the Bar for Businesses to “Go Solar” Planet’s Largest Retailer Looks to Save Planet’s Resources. Goal: 100% Renewable Energy By installing solar at its Arizona, California and Colorado stores, Walmart has taken a major step toward its long-term goal of using only renewable energy for all its retail and distribution facilities. The first SolarCity Walmart project to come online was the Stockton, California store back in July 2010. Today, SolarCity has more than 100 Walmart solar projects installed or underway and three-quarters of Walmart’s California stores will offset between 20–30% of their power from the sun. That means fully three-quarters of Walmart’s California stores will offset between 20-30% of their power from the sun. That is enough to power a small city of 5,400 California homes for a year and makes a significant reduction in Walmart’s carbon footprint. Partnering with SolarCity When Walmart looks for solar partners, they look for companies with extensive project experience and the capability to deploy solar across multiple states. The ideal partner would be able to deliver the most cost-effective solution for a variety of building and application types, including roof-top, ground mount and carport installations. SolarCity’s full-service approach and flexible financing options made it a great choice for Walmart’s California, Arizona and Colorado rollout. SolarCity and Walmart initiated the first project in July, 2010, and have completed 30 MW of new solar capacity to date. Affordable Clean Power Walmart’s goal is to produce renewable solar energy at prices equal to or less than traditional energy rates, and at the same time, provide price certainty for a percentage of the stores’ load against the volatility of energy prices. The company’s bold solar initiative is contributing to the development of a growing solar economy, and creating hundreds of jobs in the process. “Walmart is setting a clear example that other companies can follow, and demonstrating that solar power can reduce pollution and lower operational costs at the same time” said Lyndon Rive, SolarCity’s CEO. “Considering Walmart’s scale, their goal to use 100% renewable energy creates jobs and helps make solar energy more accessible for other businesses and homeowners.” Walmart

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888.SOL.CITY | 888.765.2489 | SOLarCITY.COm

K E Y F A C T Slocations 100+ Stores Installed or Underway in AZ, CA and CO

expected cost savings

Providing 20%–30% of each store’s electricity

annual co2 reduction

86,594,046 lbs

“Walmart has reduced energy expenses by more than a million dollars through our solar program allowing us to pass these savings on to our customers in the form of everyday low prices.”

–kim saylors-laster walmart vice president of energy

Walmart Raises the Bar for Businesses to “Go Solar”

Planet’s Largest Retailer Looks to Save Planet’s Resources. Goal: 100% Renewable Energy

By installing solar at its Arizona, California and Colorado stores, Walmart has taken a major step toward its long-term goal of using only renewable energy for all its retail and distribution facilities. The first SolarCity Walmart project to come online was the Stockton, California store back in July 2010. Today, SolarCity has more than 100 Walmart solar projects installed or underway and three-quarters of Walmart’s California stores will offset between 20–30% of their power from the sun. That means fully three-quarters of Walmart’s California stores will offset between 20-30% of their power from the sun. That is enough to power a small city of 5,400 California homes for a year and makes a significant reduction in Walmart’s carbon footprint.

Partnering with SolarCity

When Walmart looks for solar partners, they look for companies with extensive project experience and the capability to deploy solar across multiple states. The ideal partner would be able to deliver the most cost-effective solution for a variety of building and application types, including roof-top, ground mount and carport installations. SolarCity’s full-service approach and flexible financing options made it a great choice for Walmart’s California, Arizona and Colorado rollout. SolarCity and Walmart initiated the first project in July, 2010, and have completed 30 MW of new solar capacity to date.

Affordable Clean Power

Walmart’s goal is to produce renewable solar energy at prices equal to or less than traditional energy rates, and at the same time, provide price certainty for a percentage of the stores’ load against the volatility of energy prices. The company’s bold solar initiative is contributing to the development of a growing solar economy, and creating hundreds of jobs in the process. “Walmart is setting a clear example that other companies can follow, and demonstrating that solar power can reduce pollution and lower operational costs at the same time” said Lyndon Rive, SolarCity’s CEO. “Considering Walmart’s scale, their goal to use 100% renewable energy creates jobs and helps make solar energy more accessible for other businesses and homeowners.”

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