Alaska Hydro Corp. · TSXV:AKH.H
Alaska Hydro — Investor Presentation (August 2019)
21 slides from Alaska Hydro's investor presentation, August 2019
Slide 1: More Creek Hydro Electric Project
MORE CREEK HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT Green Power Generation In Northwestern British Columbia
Slide 2: Project Details
Project Details • The More Creek project will have a 75 MW hydro electric generator plant and a 84 m high and 300 m wide poured concrete arch dam producing 448 Gwh of electricity annually • The Power House will be on surface and is approximately 400 metres downstream from the More Creek storage dam.
Slide 3: Project Details (cont.)
Project Details (cont.) • The tailrace discharge will flow back into the More Creek main channel at its confluence with Iskut River. • The reservoir will extend almost 20km upstream and inundate 2880 ha. It will have a live storage capacity of 870 million cubic metres of water
Slide 4: More Creek Canyon
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Slide 5: Project Location
Project Location • The More Creek project is located 985km Northwest of Vancouver, 130km North of Stewart BC, • Road Access is 12 km off Highway 37 at Bob Quinn Lake via the old Eskay Creek mine and NovaGold’s Galore Creek access roads • Interconnection to B C Hydro’s Northwest Transmission line wil
Slide 6: Project Location (cont.)
Project Location (cont.) • The More Creek project is located on the traditional territory of the Tahltan First Nation • The More Cree Creek project shares the Iskut River watershed with AltaGas’ 195 MW Forrest Kerr Project, 19.5 Volcano Creek and 66 MW McLymont Creek projects.
Slide 7: Project Status
Project Status. • Prefeasibility Study completed with positive results. Optimizing revenue potential and capital costs underway • Project Description, the first step in the Environmental Review Process completed, filed and circulated to public, stake holders and First Nations. • Estimates of carbon
Slide 8: Project Status (cont.)
Project Status (cont.) • Forrest Kerr project has potential to increase capacity utilization with managed water release from the More Creek project • More Creek Dam Facility Can maximize and optimize Alta Gas’ daily Peak Production • Proposed Dam Facility Can Provide BC Hydro With Added Power At Pea
Slide 9: Project Economics
Project Economics • Estimated Permitting Cost…$3 million • Estimated Construction Costs including construction financing $238 million • IRR 33.61% • Net Present Value $154 at 10% discount. • Average annual revenue $44.8 million at $0.10 kwh • Average annual generation 448 Gwh 9 11-Aug-19
Slide 10: Project Opportunities
Project Opportunities • Expansion to 175 MW and 700 GWh annually based on B C Hydro’ preliminary design for More Creek • More Creek will generate clean green renewable energy which will give the Company the opportunity to sell Renewable Energy Credits. The value to generators using coal is approxima
Slide 11: Project Opportunities (cont.)
Project Opportunities (cont.) • Project financing could be structured to use accelerated flow-through write off • AltaGas’ 195 MW Forrest Kerr run of river plant, down stream of More Creek could benefit from water regulation and increase generation by 149 Gwh annually. • Additional revenue potential
Slide 12: Aerial View
Aerial View Iskut River More Creek Forest Kerr Site, 40 km downstream Forrest Kerr Access Road Bob Quinn Hi-way 37 Airstrip 12 11-Aug-19
Slide 13: Company Details: Board of Directors
Company Details Board Of Directors Cliff Grandison, Director, Co-Chair and President • Mr. Grandison has been a self-employed consultant since 1992. He served as CEO and as a director of Coast Mountain Power Corp. from incorporation in November 2000 until September 2006 at which time the Company was
Slide 14: Board of Directors: Cliff Grandison (cont.)
Board Of Directors Cliff Grandison (cont.) • Mr. Grandison also served as a director of Kimber Resources Inc., a company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the NYSE Amex, from December 2003 to December 2006 and Skyline Gold Corp From 1992 to 2016. Mr. Grandison received a Bachelor of Arts degr
Slide 15: Board of Directors: Michael Hoole
Board Of Directors Michael Hoole, Director • Mr. Hoole has been a self-employed consultant since 2008. From 1999 to 2008, he served as Vice President and Secretary of Kimber Resources Inc., listed on the TSX and NYSE Amex. He also served as a director of Kimber from 2002 to 2006 and as an officer of
Slide 16: Board of Directors: Matthew Bell, Gordon Loverin
Board Of Directors Matthew Bell, Director & Co-Chairman • Mr. Bell is a Tlingit Native born and raised in Kake, Alaska. He has served on the city council for the city of Kake and from 1997 to 2010 he was a member of the Board of Directors of the Kake Tribal Corporation. While on KTC Board he was Pre
Slide 17: Board of Directors: Gordon Loverin (cont.)
Board Of Directors • Gordon Loverin (cont.) • Mr. Loverin is President of T’senaglobe Media which provides media development services assisting resource companies in meeting environmental and disclosure commitments required by the provincial and federal Environmental Process. • He is also Co-chair o
Slide 18: Board of Directors: Greg Sunell
Board Of Directors Greg Sunell, Director • Past President and Director of Synex Int’l, a TSX listed company, involved in consulting, building and operating hydro projects in BC. • He is a professional engineer and brings a history of design, construction, operation and management skills required for
Slide 19: Share Structure
Share Structure Outstanding Shares held by others………….. 38,368,750 Outstanding Shares held by the Company….. 5,868,853 Options outstanding @$0.10………………………..6,640,000 Warrants outstanding @$0.10…………………. 2050,000 Fully Diluted…………………………………..………… 50,711,103 Website http://www.alaskahydro.com/
Slide 20: Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange • Listed TSXV • Trading symbol AKH http://www.alaskahydro.com/
Slide 21: For Additional Information Contact
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT CLIFF GRANDISON PRESIDENT ALASKA HYDRO CORPORATION 604 929 3961 www.info@alaskahydro.com