Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Services

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1 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Services Presented to: Supplier Partnership Group Presented by: Infiniti Energy and Environmental, Inc. & EnTech USB Inc. January 13, 2010

2 Presentation Agenda Infiniti Energy & Environmental, Inc (IEE) Overview of EPA GHG reporting requirements GHG reporting methods How can Infiniti help? Demonstration of EnTech Solution Question and Answer

3 Infiniti Energy & Environmental Corporate History Began as a natural gas provider in 1997 providing supply side services Began providing demand side energy services in 2000 Began providing environmental services in 2003

4 Infiniti Energy and Environmental Supply Side Services Natural Gas (NG) Supply & Management Fixed Price Products Budget Plan Products Electric Supply (Limited) Rate Plan Analysis Peaking/Interruptible NG/Hydro/Wind Turbine Analysis Fuels, Oils, Lubricants Utility Meters/ Water/Gas/Electric

5 Infiniti Energy and Environmental Demand Side Services Energy Bill Analysis/GHG Reporting Performance Contracting Lighting Design/Retrofit/Installation (DRI) Temperature Control DRI Steam/Boiler Conversion DRI

6 Infiniti Energy and Environmental Environmental Services Resource Management Oil Reclamation Environmental Staffing Environmental Compliance

7 Past & Present Clients General Motors Ford Motor Company Chrysler Corporation Borg Warner Automotive Herman Miller DTE Energy City of Detroit Detroit Public Schools Wayne State University Wayne County, Michigan

8 Team Infiniti Dr. Phares Noel, Former Chrysler Energy Manager K. Dwight Hawks, Former General Motors Energy Manager Melvin A. Gilmer Jr., Former General Motors Certified Hazardous Materials Manager J. Sherman Larkins Jr., Former Ernst & Young Senior Manager Dexter R. Sullivan, Former Honeywell/ Johnson Controls Sales Executive

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10 GHG Reporting Background Came out of U.S. House Bill 2454 (American Clean Energy and Security Act of ) Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rules came into effect Dec 29, 2009 March 1, 2010 Permanent Metering for Reporting must be in Place

11 GHG Reporting Background Best Available Methods may be used until March 30, 2010 Other Acceptable Metering Methods Alternative Monitoring Supplier Data Engineering Calculations Need to have a waiver to keep utilizing: Best Available Metering Method Waiver coverage April 1, 2010 Dec 31, 2010 Request for waiver must be applied for by Jan 28, 2010

12 GHG Reporting Background Any facility (manufacturer, institution, business, etc.) that emits: 25,000 metric tons or more of CO2 equivalent per year Example Stationary fuel combustion sources are devices that combust solid, liquid, or gaseous fuel, generally for the purposes of producing electricity, generating steam, or providing useful heat or energy for industrial, commercial, or institutional use, or reducing the volume of waste by removing combustible matter. (Subpart C General Stationary Fuel Combustion Sources)

13 GHG Reporting Background Timing of Initial Report Must report by March 31, 2011 for CY2010 Annual reports are required every March 31 thereafter. (Though most data will be collected at the facility level, in some cases the rule provides for reporting at the corporate level) Compliance is mandatory and EPA will have the power to charge penalties

14 GHG Reporting Background Beginning in January 2010, the following sources will be required to collect GHG emissions data for annual reporting (not inclusive): Electricity Generation Steam Generation Aluminum Production Ammonia Manufacturing Petrochemical Production Petroleum Refineries

15 GHG Reporting Background Requirements: GHG Emissions that must be reported annually: Carbon Dioxide (CO 2 ) Methane Gas (CH 4 ) Nitrous Oxide (N 2 0) Hydro fluorocarbons (HFC) Includes perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and sulfur hexafluoride (SF 6 ) A facility must demonstrate emissions below 25,000 metric tons for five years or 15,000 metric tons for three years in order to stop reporting. All data submitted must be auditable!!!!!

16 Infiniti Consulting Services GHG reporting assessment tailored for small to large customers Determine what needs to be monitored and how it should be reported Software solution implementation Meets EPA guidelines Auditable Seamless integration into existing systems

17 Infiniti Consulting Services Assessment Pricing Structure One to Three Sites (Maximum of 20 utility accounts) $5,500 plus travel expenses More than Three Sites (More than 20 utility Accounts) Proposal Required

18 Consulting Services Benefits Enables Membership to focus on their business needs Provides an Auditable GHG Report based on utility bills Generates potential savings from audited utility bills for the past 2 3 years. Provides ability to participate in Carbon Trading

19 IEE Services Process Start Initial Meeting with Client and Staff to determine GHG Sources (1 Day) Utility Invoices and Non Utility Invoices Received (1 Day) All Invoices (Utility and Non Utility) Processed and Input into Environmental Module Spreadsheet (1 week) All Invoices Reviewed and Analyzed to Determine Reporting Requirement (3 Days) Interim Meeting with Client and Staff to Review Results and Determine Ongoing Service Required (1 Day) Data Entered by IEE Rep/Client As Required Meets Reporting Threshold Reqmts Other Ongoing Reporting Requirement Determinants Reviewed and Recommendations Generated (2 Days) Final Meeting (1 Day) Ongoing Service Functions Determined: 1.Invoice Review and Approval 2.GHG Reporting 3.Bill Payment End Total Lapsed Time Approximately 3 weeks

20 Conclusion GHG reporting requirement is here and facilities need to determine if and how they need to report Infiniti can help determine your reporting requirements and implement an auditable software solution Infiniti can provide a complete standalone solution or integrate into an existing EMS system Contact an Infiniti Representative at

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22 Overview of GHG Software Solution Infiniti is an EnTech Channel Partner Live EnTech Demonstration Nicole MacMahon EnTech Customer Service Mgr./Senior Account Mgr.

23 Overview of GHG Software Solution Questions and Answers