Appendix II. Renewable energy sources OCEBA. Fuel Cells. Bio gas Solar

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1 Renewable energy sources OCEBA Appendix II Fuel Cells Bio gas Solar Wind Hydro

2 What is OCEBA? Why is OCEBA important? What did we recommend and why? Why is it different than the business roundtable?

3 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Mission Growing and sustaining an energy economy That improves the quality of life for Ohio Citizens

4 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Enhance Ohio s economic development by commercializing sustainable clean energy. Create Create clean energy jobs Position Position Ohio as a clean energy technology and manufacturing leader Accelerate Ohio s clean energy export capability

5 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Educate the public and government decision-makers and improve the quality of life for Ohioans Promote energy efficiency Promote renewable and alternative energy Define Define the value of renewable Develop Develop school curriculum on renewable energy and energy efficiency Develop Develop funding initiatives to achieve this goal

6 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Propose concise Policy changes that economically stimulate renewable energy growth Encourage purchases of clean energy by the state of Ohio Stimulate the state s system benefit charge to create clean energy grants Remove Remove barriers to interconnection of distributed generation to the electric grid Propose Propose a renewable energy standard

7 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Engage other Ohio businesses to form a clean energy economic agendum Establish a trade association of Clean Energy Businesses in Ohio Create Create a directory of Ohio Clean energy businesses

8 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Move toward energy independence essential to national security Diversify Ohio s energy mix by increasing the use of Ohio-made clean energy Partner Partner for the nation s common interest in the environment and security

9 DC - The common factor Bio Gas

10 Infrastructure Mean capacity will meet mean demand Peak capacity will not meet peak demand Solution; Stored distributed energy Net metering This is not about cheap fuel!

11 Macro Economics Jobs in Ohio Today: safe and environmental friendly: Alternative energy generation, Power conversion, installation and distribution. Distribute Peak power generation costs to high value sites: equipment and electricity A system is affordable relative to consequences Builders and developers create market appeal Altruistic buyers. Boomers are in position to make an environmental statement. Willing to invest less than 10% of capital in house.

12 Macro Economics Solution Generation Typical Power Rating Product Cost (per W) Power Conversion (per W) Fuel Cells 5-50 Kw $2 $1 $1 Solar 500W - 10Kw $2 $1 $1 Wind 1500W - 20Kw $2 $1 $1.25 Embryonic Technologies BOS Established Commercially Viable Excellence in Ohio The BOS (balance of the system) is critical to an economically viable renewable energy solution. Installation (per W) Established Commercially Viable Excellence in Ohio

13 Jobs for Ohio 680 Ohio Jobs Created 2007 (Includes Supply Partners) All new jobs directly contribute to an additional community support job 680 X 2 = 1360 total

14 The Ohio House of the Future Could contribute to the state s energy needs. Could contribute to the economy of the state Could contribute to the Ohio environment

15 Net Metering Gateway to distributed power Safety requirements National Electric code art. 690 safe wiring UL 1741 safe products IEEE p929 and ANSI62.45 Rule 21safe system Local building ordinances cultural flavor

16 State procurement policy All All construction receiving state funds must meet or exceed Energy Star Standards. State State procurement policy should include a minimum of 1% renewable energy by 2005 and increase by : 1% 1% per year for the first 2 years 2% 2% per year for the next 4 years 11% by 2011 Demonstrate on site renewable energy generation by funded projects

17 State energy grants ELF ELF funds ( energy loan funds ) Allocate Allocate funds as grants Match Match funds Projects Projects should demonstrate sound residential and commercial installation practice Fund Fund ELF with existing SBC. Hold existing rate through 2010

18 Distributed Generation Remove Remove the barriers to interconnection PUC PUC should develop standardized rules for interconnection standards that: Eliminate excessive fees System System impact studies Establish reasonable timelines to complete Create Create accountability for completion Ohio Ohio General assembly should provide emissions standards for new distributed generation

19 Renewable Energy Standard Institute Institute a renewable energy standard MW per year (.7%2002) PUC PUC tracks compliance with tradable Renewable energy credits PUCO PUCO to define sources that qualify Energy Energy providers need option of trading, purchasing, or paying a penalty. Penalties should be used to supplement funding of renewable energy grants

20 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Why is OCEBA important? A A dedicated and focused resource. A A business case for clean energy. A A market case for true value.

21 Ohio Clean Energy Business Association Why is OCEBA different? Parochial to clean energy Creating a clean energy economy Creating a clean environment in Ohio Creating future oriented technology for Ohio Creating jobs that sustain the future in Ohio

22 PV system integrators with over 15 years experience Products (Complete Systems) PV Solar Hot Water Wind Units Design and installation John Witte Vice President of Operations

23 Established in 1985 landfill gas-to-energy projects and electrical power installations throughout the world. Bio-Gas Technologies is based in Westlake, OH Products & Services Landfill Gas-to-Energy Systems MSW-to-Ethanol Conversion Systems Co-Generation Power Systems Peak Shaving & Distributed Generation Systems Project Development Jim Hiendlmayr CEO

24 Dovetail Solar provides: Solar & Wind Power Installation & Service Renewable Energy Equipment and Super Efficient Appliances Quality Log Homes and Packages Energy Efficient, High Performance Solar Homes and additions Glouster, Ohio Matt Bennett CEO

25 First Solar is a leader in the development and manufacture of high quality thin film solar modules. First Solar is committed to making solar generated electricity an important piece of the 21st century electricity infrastructure. Perrysburg, OH Chip Hambro President and General Manager

26 The largest retail provider of lesspolluting electricity in the U.S., Green Mountain Energy Company offers electricity that is: Cleaner - All of the electricity comes from less-polluting sources like wind, water, solar, biomass, geothermal, and natural gas. Reliable - The source of the electricity consumers pay for changes, not how electricity is delivered Paul Markovich President Midwest Office

27 ENERGY CONVERSION DEVICES, INC. Solar Shingle

28 Third Sun provides: Solar & Wind Power Installation & Service Renewable Energy Equipment and Super Efficient Appliances Millifield, OH Geoff Greenfield CEO

29 Fuel Cell Technology and design. TMI is pioneering a dramatic reduction in the cost of fuel cells. Technology Management Inc., focuses on screen printing of planar fuel cell stacks. Benson Lee President Technology Management, Inc.

30 Universal Electric Power Corp. Provides a family of Hydro driven turbine/generators. Through its patented advanced hydroelectric turbine, UEP provides renewable resource energy, which is more economical than fossil fuels, nuclear and all other renewable, including traditional hydroelectric technologies. Akron, OH Ron Feltenberger Executive Vice President

31 Vanner provides Tame power. Alternative and renewable energy systems Utility, telecom and UPS battery backup sites Utility vehicles, Over the road Trucks Emergency vehicles Motorcoaches and transit buses Recreational vehicles Marine vessels John Stahura President