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Enbridge — Corporate Update (November 2022)
37 slides from Enbridge's corporate update, November 2022
Slide 1: Proposed Battery Energy Storage Systems in St. Clair Township
Enbridge Proposed Battery Energy Storage Systems in St. Clair Township (Lambton County) Ontario November 2022
Slide 2: Agenda for today’s meeting
Agenda for today’s meeting • Enbridge’s Renewable Power Activities • Independent Electricity System Operator’s goals and process – Energy needs in Ontario – Energy supply in Ontario – Capacity – Request for Proposals Process • Enbridge’s Proposed Battery Projects in St. Clair Township (Lambton Count
Slide 3: Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement We are meeting virtually but it is still important to take a moment to acknowledge that the land where we are all joining this meeting from has been inhabited, and cared for, by the people Indigenous to Turtle Island since time immemorial. We recognize and respect the historic c
Slide 4: Safety Moment – Things You Can Do to Prepare for Winter
Safety Moment – 10 Things You Can Do to Prepare for Winter • Clean and Stow Your Mower • Remove Garden Hoses from Faucets • Drain Your Sprinkler System • Seal Air Leaks • De-Gunk Your Gutters • Eyeball Your Roof • Direct Your Drainage • Check Your Furnace • Prune Plants • Give Your Fireplace a Once-
Slide 5: Enbridge - Renewable Power
Enbridge - Renewable Power ENBRIDGE
Slide 6: Renewable Power Footprint
Renewable Power Footprint Assets (operating & under-construction): • 23 Wind farms - onshore & offshore • 17 Solar energy operations Net generation • 5 Waste heat recovery facilities 2.2 GW • 1 Hydro facility • 1 Geothermal facility Over $8 billion invested in renewable power generation since 2002 6
Slide 7: Our Power business - chronology
Our Power business - chronology 7
Slide 8: Operating our assets
Operating our assets • Optimizing operations of our assets is a key priority. • We self-operate many of our assets and collaborate with partners on others. • We have strong operational experience and are working to deepen our capabilities every year. • Focus areas include: – 24/7 monitoring to detec
Slide 9: Ontario – Electricity Objectives
Ontario – Electricity Objectives
Slide 10: Ontario electricity demand
Ontario electricity demand • Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is responsible for operating Ontario’s electricity grid • IESO must identify likely changes in demand and supply to create a forecast that it updates annually. • IESO must then use those forecasts to ensure that Ontario rate
Slide 11: IESO - Demand
IESO - Demand • Demand is increasing in Ontario due to population growth, electrification of certain sectors and vehicles, and economic growth, including in the mining, industrial, and agricultural sectors. • Depending on the speed of electrification and electric vehicle adoption, this demand could
Slide 12: IESO - Supply
IESO - Supply • Supply is anticipated to naturally reduce in the coming years, due to the retirement of the Pickering Nuclear Generation Facility, other nuclear refurbishment outages, and expiring contracts, particularly to oil and gas fired generation. • Some of this could be preserved by re-contra
Slide 13: IESO – Capacity needs
IESO – Capacity needs • In the short-term, the retiring nuclear and gas capacity will lead to a capacity shortfall on a regular basis, particularly in the summer months as early as next year, but really picking up in 2025 and 2026. 13 IESO 2022 Annual Planning Outlook
Slide 14: IESO Procurement
IESO Procurement • IESO is looking to procure 4 GW of new capacity this year and next year: – 1.5 GW will be procured under the Expedited Long-Term RFP, which will be issued in December 2022 and projects will enter operation in May 2025. (900 MW will come from Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS))
Slide 15: Enbridge – BESS proposed for St. Clair Township (Lambton County)
Enbridge – BESS proposed for St. Clair Township (Lambton County)
Slide 16: Battery Energy Storage Systems
Battery Energy Storage Systems • BESS is on the rise around the world as nations work to replace coal and oil-fired generation with lower-carbon electricity resources, including wind and solar power. • BESS helps balance the electricity grid by charging when demand is low and feeding electricity int
Slide 17: Land requirements
Land requirements • BESS equipment located on Enbridge- owned land • Nameplate capacity to be determined pending IESO assessment • Equipment being finalized • Project will not require a large share of existing agricultural land • Sample seen here, not final 17
Slide 18: Project locations
Project locations ERNBRIDGE ‘8/7 )4534\lagyemith Rd
Slide 19: Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage
Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage • 3132 Tecumseh Road, Courtright, ON • BESS equipment located on Enbridge-owned land • Nameplate capacity to be determined – pending IESO assessment – but not more than 200 MW • www.enbridge.com/tecumsehfarm 19
Slide 20: Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 1
Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 1 View: from the North within Enbridge’s property line, looking South 20
Slide 21: Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 2
Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 2 View: from the South over 3052 Tecumseh Road, looking North 21
Slide 22: Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage - View 3
Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage - View 3 View: from the Southwest on Tecumseh Road, looking Northeast 22
Slide 23: Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 4
Tecumseh Farm Energy Storage – View 4 View: from the Northwest on Tecumseh Road, looking Southeast 23
Slide 24: Petrolia Energy Storage
Petrolia Energy Storage • 1129 Petrolia Line, Corunna, ON • BESS equipment located on Enbridge-owned land • Nameplate capacity to be determined – pending IESO assessment – but not more than 200 MW • www.enbridge.com/petrolia 24
Slide 25: Petrolia Energy Storage – View 1
Petrolia Energy Storage – View 1 View: from the Northeast within Enbridge’s property, looking Southwest 25
Slide 26: Petrolia Energy Storage – View 2
Petrolia Energy Storage – View 2 View: from the South within Enbridge’s property, looking North toward Petrolia Line 26
Slide 27: Petrolia Energy Storage – View 3
Petrolia Energy Storage – View 3 View: from the Northeast within Enbridge’s property, looking South 27
Slide 28: Petrolia Energy Storage – View 4
Petrolia Energy Storage – View 4 View: from the Northwest within Enbridge’s property, looking South 28
Slide 29: Dow Moore Energy Storage
Dow Moore Energy Storage • 4534 Ladysmith Road, Corunna, ON • BESS equipment located on Enbridge- owned land • Nameplate capacity to be determined – pending IESO assessment – but not more than 200 MW • www.enbridge.com/dowmoore 29
Slide 30: Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 1
Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 1 30 View: from the Northeast within Enbridge’s property, looking Southwest
Slide 31: Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 2
Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 2 View: from the West over Ladysmith Road, looking East 31
Slide 32: Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 3
Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 3 View: from the Northwest on Ladysmith Road, looking Southeast 32
Slide 33: Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 4
Dow Moore Energy Storage – View 4 View: from the Southwest on Ladysmith Road, looking Northeast 33
Slide 34: What to expect
What to expect • In the event that one or all of these BESS projects are selected under IESO’s RFP in March 2023, – We will undertake environmental studies, land use studies, and interconnection studies to ensure the project can be built safely for employees, the community, and the environment. – Co
Slide 35: Community Engagement
Community Engagement ENBRIDGE
Slide 36: Next Steps
Next Steps • Your input is important to Enbridge and to the development of these proposed projects. • We encourage you to reach out with any questions or comments at the email address on the next slide (also on the project websites). We will endeavour to provide answers to all your questions and to
Slide 37: Questions?
Questions? Denise Heckbert Sr. Advisor, Strategy & Markets Policy, Power Enbridge Inc. Sumesh Guptar Technical Manager, Self-Power & Energy Storage, Power Enbridge Inc. power.operations@enbridge.com