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Solar Express Year-End ReviewLeslie MoynihanJanuary 13, 2014

Why a Solar Program?

• Promote solar as an energy resource

• Educate our community

• Build infrastructure within Snohomish County

• Reduce market barriers

• Support our Customers

Renewable Energy Leadership!

Photo Credit: Sebelsky Installation by Western Solar

Solar Express Program Overview

Cash Incentives• Available to all PUD Customers

– PV:$500/kW up to:• $2,500 (residential)• $10,000 (commercial)

– SHW:$500/system • Existing electric water heater

Low Interest Loans• 2.9% Financing available through 2013 • Cannot be combined with cash incentive

Project Requirements• Pre-approval, registered installer, > 75% TSRF

Photo credit: Clark Installation by Fire Mountain Solar

Solar Express- Funding

20092010

20112012

2013

$42,000

$110,000 $78,350

$142,750

$263,300

$360,000 $407,000

$320,887 $338,100

$163,385

Incentives Loans

Solar Express – # of projects by funding type

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

26 27

37

58

113

17 16 14 147

Cash Incentive Loan

Solar Express

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

3341

50

72

119

105 1 0 1

PV projects SHW projects

Number of New Projects by Technology New kW Installed per Year

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

146 168225

413

657

6822

4992

133

Solar Exp Other Net MeterSpec Proj

2013 Specs• 112 Residential• 8 Commercial

Avg Residential Size: 5.3 kW

Avg. Non-WA Cost: $4.11 /W

Avg. WA-Made Cost: $5.85/W

77% use WA-made modules

Solar Express- New Installations 2013

2.3 MW

Adding 1 distributed generator every 3 days.

All Net-Metered Systems to Date

Production Data300 systems installed prior to July 2013

• Generated 1,300 MWhs July 2012- June 2013

• Administered $311,500 for those MWhs (12% of our annual limit, up from 5.5% in 2012)

400 systems by December 31, 2013• Generated 1,767 MWhs in 2013

• Average annual production per kW: 936 kWh

• Average for systems with batteries: 634 kWh

Other Accomplishments

• Aggregated 824 Solar RECs for meeting our I-937 target resources in 2012. 1414 SRECs in 2013.

• Participated in DOE SunShot Initiative to reduce interconnection barriers

• Planet Power participants funded 4 new demo projects (42 kW)

Thank You!

Leslie MoynihanProgram Manager, Customer [email protected]

Photo Credit: Kemp West, installed by NW Wind and Solar