Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Business Opportunities · 3/9/2009 · Solar + Efficiency Program / Grid-Neutral Schools Overview 3. Business Opportunities are Increasing 4.

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Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Business Opportunities

March 9, 2009 Bruce Dickinson Director, Business Development

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Notes go here.

Overview

1. Introduction

2. Solar + Efficiency Program / Grid-Neutral Schools Overview

3. Business Opportunities are Increasing

4. Benefits for All

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Chevron Energy Solutions - Overview

• Energy efficiency/conservation is the cheapest “new” source of energy

• Chevron develops renewable generation, energy & water efficiency and infrastructure renewal projects for public sect or and manufacturing customers

• Our team has c ompleted hundreds of projects & installed 25 MW of Solar PV for California public entities

• Best economics result from combining efficiency with solar, wind or renewable fuel generation systems

• This helps bring renewable power to market in a cost-effective way Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA

Solar/cogeneration/efficiency project


GHG Emissions: Business As

Usual

Target: 50% GHG Reduction by

2012

Target: 100% GHG Reduction

by 2017

Residual GHG Emissions

Early

Act

ion

Prog

ram

(15%

)

Bas

e Ye

ar

Phas

e 1

(20%

)

Phas

e 2

( 8%

)

Phas

e 3

(2%

)

Chevron ES 5 Year GHG Reduction Contribution

Sustainability & GHG Reduction Planning 5 Year & 10 Year Plans – SF Bay Area Campus

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Grid Neutral Schools / Solar + Efficiency Program Overview

Contra Costa College, San Pablo, CA

Solar PV/efficiency project (Bond funded)


Chevron


Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill, CA

Solar PV/efficiency/utility infrastructure project (bond funded)


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San Jose Unified School District, San Jose, CA Solar PV and efficiency project (5.5 MW funded by Bank of America



Benefits and Potential Impacts

1. Additional Solar + Efficiency projects funded with Public-Private Partnership model

2. Monetized Solar “RECs” or “Carbon offset credits” are negotiated

3. Create jobs now

4. Satisfied K-12 & Community College constituents (Career/Job Training)

5. Reduced “engineering/construction” risk which reduces interest rates and enable more players to enter the market

6. Increased project volumes (more solar) and positive grid impacts

7. Helps to meet California’s GHG Reduction Goals

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California’s Innovation Engine is Ready for the Challenge

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