Revolve Renewable Power Corp · CSE:REVV
Revolve Renewable Power — SolarBe Global Conference 2023
16 slides from Revolve Renewable Power's conference presentation, June 2023
Slide 1: Distributed Generation and current schemes of PV installations in Mexico
Webinar: Distributed Generation and current schemes of PV installations in Mexico Humberto Bustamante Group Technical Manager June 2023 TSXV:REVV
Slide 2: Disclaimer
2 Disclaimer This corporate presentation (“CP”) does not purport to be all-inclusive or necessarily to contain all the information that a prospective investor may desire in investigating the Company and may be subject to updating, revision or amendment. Certain disclosures may constitute "forward-lo
Slide 3: Company Background
3 Company Background WHO WE ARE Revolve Renewable Power Corp. (TSXV:REVV), established in 2012 is a renewable energy company focused on the development of utility scale wind, solar, battery storage projects and distributed generation projects in the US and Mexico. WHAT WE DO The company operates a r
Slide 4: Mexican Utility Scale Development Portfolio
4 MEXICAN El 24 UTILITY SCALE • 103.4MW Wind project Presa Nueva • Advanced stage of development. DEVELOPMENT • 400MW Wind project Florida PORTFOLIO • Mid stage of development • 400MW Wind project • Early stage of development First established operations in 2012. +300MW of previous developed El Ment
Slide 5: US Utility Scale Development Portfolio
US 5 Aragonite Solar & Storage Juab Solar & Storage Vernal BESS UTILITY SCALE • Located in Toole County, Utah • Located in Juab County, Utah 200MW Solar & Battery Storage • Located in Uintah County, Utah • • 200MW Solar & Battery Storage project • 50MW Battery Storage project project DEVELOPMENT POR
Slide 6: Mexican Operational Distributed Generation
6 MEXICAN OPERATIONAL DISTRIBUTED 493 kW Solar PV – Irapuato GENERATION 900 kW Solar PV – State of Mexico The Company has 6 MW of 461 kW Solar PV – State of Mexico operating projects in Mexico and growing. 493 kW Solar PV – Cuautla 58 kW Solar PV – Leon 3450 kWh BESS – Cancun 500 kW CHP – Celaya TSX
Slide 7: LATAM: Solar deployment main challenges
7 LATAM: Solar deployment main challenges Latin America has seen a significant growth in solar deployment in recent years. However, there are several challenges for further expansion. Mexico: • Regulatory uncertainty for utility scale • Permitting bottleneck for utility scale: Generation permit Colo
Slide 8: Mexico: Current state
8 Mexico: Current state Since 2020, permitting for utility scale energy development in Mexico has been significantly reduced. From COVID delays, lack of clarity and consistency in requirements, to rejection of energy generation permit. Additionally: • Growing energy demand by nearshoring effect and
Slide 9: Mexico: Distributed generation expected grow
9 Mexico: Distributed generation expected grow According to governmental official development plan (PRODESEN report 2023), DG is expected to grow from 2.6 GW in 2022 to between 11.4 GW to 16.8 GW in 2037. Source: PRODESEN 2023 TSXV:REVV
Slide 10: Mexico: Industrial energy fees
10 Mexico: Industrial energy fees Currently, only CFE is a basic energy supplier for low and medium voltage. Above 100kW in load capacity, most industries have the industrial energy fee type “GDMTH” (Hourly High Demand in Medium Voltage). 17 different geographies across the country 3 hourly rates by
Slide 11: Mexico: Industrial energy fees
11 Mexico: Industrial energy fees There are additional fees in the GDMTH fee type that depends on: Contracted demand Total monthly energy consumed Monthly maximum demand CFE fees have increased 12% in average from June 2012 to June 2013, while inflation was less than 6%. Additional benefits of distr
Slide 12: Mexico: DG technology options
12 Mexico: DG technology options The three main technology options for distributed generation that are currently growing in Mexico are: Photovoltaic (PV): Combined Heat and Power (CHP): Battery Energy Storage System (BESS): ✓ Competitive energy ✓ More energy generation ✓ Reduction on maximum load ✓
Slide 13: Mexico: PV schemes for DG system acquisition
13 Mexico: PV schemes for DG system acquisition Three main schemes for acquiring a PV energy generation system in distributed generation in Mexico are: Direct purchase: Leasing: Power Purchase Agreement (PPA): ✓ No debt required ✓ Reduced initial investment ✓ No debt required ✓ Highest flexibility o
Slide 14: Mexico: Rooftop PV success case study
14 Mexico: Rooftop PV success case study 900 kWp / 667 kWac (two CFE contracts) Located in State of Mexico Started operation in late 2019 2400 Longi PV modules 7 SolarEdge inverters 3.9 GWh generated lifetime energy as of June 2023 Given the consumption pattern, the PV generated energy price was abl
Slide 15: Mexico: BESS success case study
15 Mexico: BESS success case study Three BESS systems in Quintana Roo, Mexico : Totalling 1900 kW / 3450 kWh Benefits: Started operation in May 2023 • Between 30% to 60% less energy consumption at peak hours, consumed in base hours instead. Considering only May 2023, it is estimated a • Between 30%
Slide 16: For further information, please contact
16 For further information, please contact Email: humberto@revolve-renewablepower.com Phone: +52 442 336 1742 Or visit: https://revolve-renewablepower.com/ Canada – Registered Office 2200 -700 W. Georgia Street Vancouver BC V7Y 1K8 Canada Mexico Office US Office Hamburgo 70, int. 206 1 - 4550 E. Eas
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