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Tc Energy — Corporate Update (April 2021)
28 slides from Tc Energy's corporate update, Apr 21, 2021
Slide 1: Saddlebrook Solar + Storage
Saddlebrook Solar + Storage Community Information Session (Online) – April 21, 2021
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda • Housekeeping • Land Acknowledgment • Safety Moment • TC Energy – Our Purpose • Meet the Saddlebrook Solar + Storage Project Team • Project Overview • Project location • Site layout • Technology • Environmental studies • Landowner engagement • Regulatory process and timelines • Next Steps •
Slide 3: Housekeeping
Housekeeping • Please inform your presenter via the ‘chat’ function if you require any assistance or accommodations to participate in today’s presentation. • Live closed captioning is available throughout the presentation to enhance accessibility. • Language translation is available for the chat fun
Slide 4: Forward-looking information
Forward-looking information This presentation includes certain forward-looking information, including future -- oriented well as globally. You can read more about these risks and others in our April 26, 2018 financial information or financial outlook, which is intended to help current and potential
Slide 5: Acknowledgement of the land
Acknowledgement of the land We would like to open with an acknowledgement that part of the land on which TC Energy operates contain the histories, cultures and rich traditions of Indigenous people across North America. We thank the original keepers of these lands – generations past, present and futu
Slide 6: Safety Moment
Safety Moment: Control excavation and ground disturbances Know how and when to use your local One-Call service • Any time you’re digging – it’s the law in most areas! • Utilities can be as little as 6” below the surface • Visit clickbeforeyoudig.com (Canada) or Call811.com (U.S.) Outline the work ar
Slide 7: Delivering the energy people need, every day
Our purpose Delivering the energy people need, every day Safely. Responsibly. Collaboratively. With integrity.
Slide 8: Our energy network
Our energy network Natural gas pipelines 25% of the natural gas that North America uses every day. Oil and liquids pipelines ~20% of the western Canadian oil that goes to the U.S. Midwest and Gulf Coast. Power generation Powering more than 4 million homes.
Slide 9: Natural gas pipelines
Natural gas pipelines Delivers more than 25% of the natural gas needed in North America every day. • Taps into most major gas-producing basins in North America • Connects to key markets in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico • Enables access to global markets via liquified natural gas (LNG) export points in
Slide 10: Oil and liquids pipelines
Oil and liquids pipelines Transports ~20% of Western Canadian crude oil exports -- more than 2 billion barrels since 2010. • Covers a strategic corridor near growing production basins, connected to key U.S. markets • Transports ~20% of Western Canadian crude oil exports to key refineries in the U.S.
Slide 11: Power and storage
Power and storage Powering more than 4 million homes. • We have investments in six low-emission natural gas-fired power plants and the Bruce Power nuclear facility, a combined capacity of 4,200 megawatts • Nearly half of the power we provide is generated from emission-less nuclear fuel source • We a
Slide 12: Meet the Project Team
Meet the Project Team Project Manager – Michael Edwards Project Engineer – Justin Ma Community Relations Lead – Cole Thomson Environment Lead – Joanne Tatham Landowner Engagement Lead – Adam Sheldon Permitting Lead – Samantha Brown Lockheed Martin Technology Partner – Matthew Zedler TC Energy Commun
Slide 13: Project overview
Project overview Project: Design Life: 30 - 35 Years Location: Aldersyde, Alberta (Saddlebrook Industrial Park) Solar: Racking / Tracking: Fixed Tilt Panel Technology: Bifacial Inverter Technology: Central Inverters Expected Capacity: 102.5 MW Storage: Expected Capacity: 6.5 MW Expected Duration: 8
Slide 14: Project Location
Project Location Project Location
Slide 15: Project Location
Project Location
Slide 16: Site Layout
Site Layout Udilinapyyyy Zi
Slide 17: Technology - Bifacial Solar Panels
Technology - Bifacial Solar Panels Diffuse sunlight Rear cover glass Snow Bifacial solar cells Front cover glass Sunlight to the module front Reflected Reflected panel diffuse sunlight Ground sunlight albedo Reflected direct sunlight
Slide 18: Technology - Lockheed Martin Battery
Technology - Lockheed Martin Battery
Slide 19: Environment
Environment Field studies: Alberta Environment and Parks, in its Wildlife Renewable Energy • Wildlife surveys Report, concluded that the project was considered low risk to • Vegetation surveys wildlife and wildlife habitat • Wetland surveys In addition to the above the following have been or will be
Slide 20: Landowner engagement
Landowner engagement At TC Energy, we are committed to building and maintaining positive relationships with landowners. We are proud of the relationships we’ve built with thousands of landowners across North America, and we believe that these relationships are critical to our success. Our approach t
Slide 21: Regulatory process and timelines
Regulatory process and timelines Teaming Environmental Agreement AUC Application Phase 1 Phase 2 Studies (Started) (Lockheed Martin) Submission Construction Start Construction Start (2017) (Q4 2019) (Q2 2021) (Q2 2022) (Q2 2023) Project Inception Emissions Environmental Final Investment Phase 1 Phas
Slide 22: Regulatory process and timelines
Regulatory process and timelines TC Energy will apply to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) under Rule 007 in Q2 2021. Engagement on the Project is guided by the AUC’s Participant Involvement Program. For more information on the AUC, please visit www.auc.ab.ca. If you have questions about the AU
Slide 23: Next steps
Next steps We are committed to listening to our neighbours and working with our stakeholders to develop better project plans and create long-term opportunities and economic benefits in the communities where we operate. Our approach to engagement with stakeholders who may be affected by our activitie
Slide 24: Our approach to sustainability
Our approach to sustainability Protecting Promoting Empowering our planet Prosperity people Committed to our principles of Ensuring shared prosperity Building vibrant, healthy environmental stewardship, across our North American communities and businesses, protection and performance. footprint. focu
Slide 25: Supporting communities
Supporting communities • Regular contact with close to 100,000 landowners • 30+ years of engagement and collaboration with Indigenous communities, striving to build co-operative, mutually beneficial relationships • 1,000’s of meetings each year with municipal representatives, emergency responders an
Slide 26: Community Investment
Community Investment Our community investment program helps to build strong and vibrant communities where we live, work and operate. • Our workforce across our operations and project footprint play an important role in our community investment work by helping to identify initiatives that support imp
Slide 27: Questions?
Questions?
Slide 28: The Open House has concluded
The Open House has concluded. If you have questions and missed the opportunity to ask them, please use the contact information below. Public Affairs Phone: 1-855-895-8754 Email: public_affairs_ca@tcenergy.com