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1 N O W A V A I L A B L E 5 0, S F P O W E R E D S H E L L D A T A C E N T E R I I Data Center Park Catawba County, North Carolina Contact Doug Hollidge for more information [email protected] Phone: Company Profile:

2 Catawba County Data Center Park Powered Shell Data Center II OVERVIEW LOCATION SITE PLAN POWER UTILITIES FIBER FLOOR PLANS HAZARD AVOIDANCE For more information, please contact Doug Hollidge, or visit the Five 9s Digital website:

3 O V E R V I E W LOCATION Kelly Blvd, Claremont, North Carolina In a data center park that includes the new Bed Bath & Beyond data center Clustered in Western North Carolina near the Apple icloud, Google, and Facebook data centers BUILDING SIZE 50,000 SF Expandable POWER Duke Energy Up to 120 MW available FIBER Multiple fiber providers available Fiber conduit in diverse locations EQUIPMENT YARD Exterior space available for generators, chillers, and other equipment needs BUILDING HEIGHT Approximately 22 feet clear height FLOOR 4,000 PSI est. 6 concrete slab on grade COLUMN SPACING Average 48 x 40 column spacing WALLS Concrete Walls FIBER PROVIDERS WATER SEWER City Water & Sewer AT&T less than 4,800 from Central Office (CO) DukeNet Others nearby PARKING Approximately 40 space planned Additional capacity available

4 L O C A T I O N The Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center II is located in the heart of Western North Carolina s data center corridor, which is home to numerous enterprise data centers (illustrated below). Adjacent to Bed Bath & Beyond s newly announced data center, the Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center II is conveniently located less than 60 miles from Charlotte. 1 C A T A W B A C O U N T Y C H A R L O T T E Google Data Center Bed Bath & Beyond Data Center & Catawba County Data Center II Apple icloud Data Center and Solar Farm AT&T Data Center 5 WiPro Data Center 6 Disney Data Center 7 Facebook Data Center Campus 8 Time Warner Cable National Data Center

5 S I T E P L A N The Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center II is located in a master planned data center park in Claremont, North Carolina. In November 2012, Bed Bath & Beyond announced plans to build its newest data center within the park. The site plan below shows the layout of the Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center II as it relates to Bed Bath & Beyond s new data center, as well as the location of the third installment, the Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center III. Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center II P E N N Y R D Catawba County Powered Shell Data Center III

6 E N E R G Y C O N S U M P T I O N SAMPLE USAGE EXAMPLE For More Information: [email protected]

7 R A T E S C H E D U L E SAMPLE USAGE & CREDITS Rates are based on assumptions in demand and energy usage patterns. Actual costs will vary. Duke Energy Carolina Service Area

8 P O W E R Power availability is excellent. Duke Energy has multiple 12.5kV three Phase lines within the Claremont International Business Park, as well as a single circuit 100kV line just northeast of the Powered Shell Data Center. Approximately 8,500 feet northeast of the site is a dual circuit 100kV line which provides power to the Claremont Retail 100/12.5kV dual transformer electrical station. There is an existing electrical transmission right of way from the dual circuit 100kV line into the park. Up to 120 MW of power could be delivered to the building or to-be-built buildings via the 100kV line. For an electrical load up to 10 MW, Duke Energy could potentially provide power from the existing 12.5kV system. For a 10 to 120 MW need, Duke Energy would typically provide service from a 24.9kV or 100kV system. At the 10+ MW level, a 24.9kV transformer could potentially be installed just northeast of the site, or a 100kV tap line could be built from the existing 100kV line in the park to a new substation on, or adjacent to, the site. The double circuit 100kV line, providing power to the local 100/12.5kV electrical substation, is the Hickory Black line and Hickory White line. The following is the 7 year outage history for these 100kV lines: Hickory Black 100kV Uptime history of Hickory White 100kV Uptime record of Relaying at the existing 100/12.5kV substation is set up to protect Duke Energy equipment. Duke has CTs on the high side of the transformer set up to trip to prevent damage to the transformer bank and substation equipment. this project. This could provide for an expedited delivery in less than 6 months if required. Duke Energy is committed to make every effort to match the end user s schedule. Duke Energy typically provides a single electrical delivery point, at a single voltage, with no delivery cost to the customer. If dual feed is required, or electrical deliveries beyond what are considered standard electrical service, these can be made available under extra facilities. Extra facility charges are typically billed on a monthly basis. Once Duke Energy fully understands a client s wishes related to desired electrical service options, an evaluation can take place to determine if any extra facility charges will apply. At this time any estimated cost associated with requested extra facilities could be provided. 45.7% of Duke Energy s power is generated at Nuclear Generation Plants, which gives the end user the benefit of pricing less susceptible to commodities prices swings than power produced by coal and gas generation sources. Nuclear generation also helps minimize the carbon footprint. In addition to nuclear generation, Duke Energy plans to generate 12.5% of its power from renewable resources by Power cost for high load factor loads above 1 MW can be in the low 4 cents per kwh range (first year cost with Rider EC credits). To qualify for EC credits a user must have 1 MW service or greater. The credit lowers the power cost for the first four years. This is one of the lowest cost power locations on the east coast. If the end user requires capacity which would require a 100kV delivery, Duke Energy would anticipate a 6-12 month schedule to build the substation and deliver service. If an end user has a more aggressive schedule, Duke Energy could potentially upgrade and utilize the existing 12.5kV system and plan for a conversion once a new substation and line are in place to the client s facility. Duke typically has 100/12.5kV and 100/24.9kV transformers available in the capacity range discussed for For More Information: [email protected]

9 U T I L I T I E S W A T E R F I B E R Water service to the site is provided by the City of Claremont, NC. The city gets its water through agreements with the Cities of Conover and Hickory, NC who obtain their water from the Catawba River Basin. There is a main dual feed line serving the city from Conover with valves at Highway 70 and Main Street as well as at Rockbarn. The City owns and maintains two water towers (300,000 & 250,000 gal) in close proximity to the site. Water serves the site via a 12 main in Penny Road and Kelly Blvd. This line is a looped system from three diverse connection points providing redundancy. This 12 main has a direct feed from the water tower as well as Hwy 70. The 12 line can provide approximately 2,500 gpm and psi. Capacity in the system is approximately 1.0 million gallons per day (MGD) available to the site. Although there is ample capacity in place to service this facility, additional capacity is available and could be requested through an agreement with the City of Hickory if needed in the future. S E W E R AT&T For Additional Information: LaVoy Spooner AT&T North Carolina External Affairs [email protected] DukeNet For Additional Information: Shawn R. Sutton Account Manager [email protected] Sewer service to the site is provided by the City of Claremont, NC. The city operates two sewer treatment plants (400,000 and 100,000 gal/day) with a total of 500,000 gal/day of capacity. The 400,000 gal/day plant serves this site. There is a 10 main line along Penny Road and Kelly Blvd that ties directly to an 18 main approximately 1,000 feet from the site. This 18 main then ties into a 24 main further down the line. The city currently has 160, ,000 gal/day of available capacity with no prospects in line to acquire any of this capacity. Our estimated sewer demand for this entire facility is approximately 40,000 45,000 gal/day, so there I sufficient capacity available. Should additional sewer capacity be needed in the future, the town could expand the current plant by doubling its size. A more long-range plan that is being discussed would allow the city to tie onto a Super Discharge Line that would run to the City of Hickory, providing over 1M gal/day capacity. For More Information: [email protected]

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12 H A Z A R D A V O I D A N C E Airfield: Rail: 4-Lane Highways: Point-to-Point or Panel Systems/Towers: Quarry: Gas Transmission Lines: Military Base: Nuclear Facilities: Flood Plain: Charlotte-Douglas International Airport 37 miles away Hickory Regional Airport miles away Site is NOT located in the flight path of any airports Closest rail line is.6 miles away Rail line services local hauls, thru freights, coal, and grain I-40 is the closest 4-lane highway at 1.59 miles away There are no known point to point or panel systems/towers within the immediate area The closest quarry is over 11.1 miles from the site 4 Distribution line runs on the west side of Penny Road Distribution line runs in the front of the building at a distance of 100 feet The closest transmission line is at Fairgrove Church Road Transmission line is approximately 6 miles from the building Fort Jackson in Columbia, SC is the closest base at 159 miles away McGuire Nuclear Plant in Charlotte, NC is the closest at miles away Located outside of the 500 year flood plain For More Information: [email protected]

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17 N O W A V A I L A B L E 5 0, S F P O W E R E D S H E L L D A T A C E N T E R I I Data Center Park Catawba County, North Carolina W E B S I T E : F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N : Doug Hollidge: [email protected]