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Capital Power — Corporate Update (December 2021)
19 slides from Capital Power's corporate update, Dec 1, 2021
Slide 1: Halkirk 2 Wind Virtual Workshop
Halkirk 2 Wind Virtual Workshop Halkirk 2 Wind Project Team December 1 & 2, 2021 1
Slide 2: A growth-oriented North American wholesale power producer
A growth-oriented North American wholesale power producer 26 facilities in Canada and U.S. with ~780 employees in Canada and regional offices in Boston and Calgary the U.S. Publicly-traded company Named World’s Most Ethical headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta Companies® by the Ethisphere with a marke
Slide 3: Operational facilities
Operational facilities 6,420 megawatts 26 facilities 95% plant availability 425 megawatts in advanced development In operation Natural Natural Wind Solar Waste Landfill Gas Gas & Coal Heat Gas In advanced development Wind Solar Carbon Conversion
Slide 4: Project concerns from the community
Project concerns from the community • Turbine siting and setbacks • Reclamation/decommissioning • Aerial spraying • Shadow flicker • Noise • Transmission lines • Impacts to agriculture • Environmental impacts • Hydrogeology • Ice throw • Visual impacts • Health effects • Wildlife impacts • Property
Slide 5: Proposed project changes from feedback
Proposed project changes from feedback Visual impacts: • Decrease wind turbines from 74 (approved) to between 25 to 36 (pending final selection of make and model) • Reduced project footprint Setbacks: • Increased the setback from turbines to dwellings on non- participating lands from 750 metres to 1
Slide 6: Proposed project changes from feedback
Proposed project changes from feedback Safety: • Reduced the quantity of underground collector lines running along Township Road 400, which will reduce construction activities and associated traffic congestion on a main community road • A Traffic Management Plan will be developed in consultation wit
Slide 7: Halkirk 2 Wind Project overview
Halkirk 2 Wind Project overview • 150 megawatts (MW) • ~17,000 acres of privately-owned land in Paintearth County. • Bordered by Township Road 404 to the north and Township Road 394 to the south. Range Road 154 to the west and Range Road 135 to the east. • 25 to 36 wind turbines (pending final selec
Slide 8: Exhibit A: Preliminary Design Layout
Exhibit A: ital Preliminary Design Layout Halkirk 2 Wind Project Layout Coptalgs For Discussion Purposes only
Slide 9: High level timelines
High level timelines • Late Q2 2022: submit our amendment application to the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) • Application will request approval for proposed refinements and a time extension • Summer 2023: begin construction (pending project regulatory approval) • Q4 2024: facility in operation 9
Slide 10: Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS)
Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) Lighting plan will mitigate visual impacts • Transport Canada requires wind facilities have flashing red navigation obstruction lights to ensure the safe operation of aircraft. • Minimum permissible number of navigation lights used, and the duration and sync
Slide 11: Environmental surveys or studies completed, underway or planned
Environmental surveys or studies completed, underway or planned Study Survey Timing Status Sharp-tailed Grouse Survey March 15 to May 15 Completed in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2021 Raptor Nest Survey March 15 to July 15 Completed in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2021 Breeding Bird Survey Round 1: May 1 to June 15
Slide 12: Environmental surveys or studies completed, underway or planned
Environmental surveys or studies completed, underway or planned Study Survey Timing Status Bird Migration Survey Spring: Early: April 1-20, Completed in 2016 and updated in 2021 Mid: April 15 to May 15, Late: May 1-30 Fall: Early: July 15 to August 5, Mid: August 1 to September 1, Late: August 15-Se
Slide 13: Noise
Noise • Golder is preparing a Noise Impact Assessment (NIA) that updates the NIA that was completed in 2017. • The updated NIA will be prepared in accordance with AUC Rule 012 – Noise Control and will be submitted as part of the amendment application to the AUC completed in 2022. • The reduction in
Slide 14: Shadow flicker
Shadow flicker • Golder is conducting a shadow flicker assessment that updates the assessment completed in 2017. • Assessment calculates theoretical maximum and adjusted case shadow flicker scenarios that may be experienced at receptors (dwellings) within the project area. • Report must predict exte
Slide 15: Project Construction Activities
Project Construction Activities Subject to approval to proceed, construction activities would include: • Road construction • Foundation excavation • Concrete foundation pouring • Delivery of wind turbine components • Wind turbine assembly • Collector line installation • Substation construction • Tes
Slide 16: Community benefits
Community benefits We are committed to being a good neighbour and supporting the community. Halkirk 2 will bring: • ~ $56 million in tax revenue to the County of Paintearth over an approximate 30-year life of the project • Support local community programs and initiatives. • 200+ jobs during construc
Slide 17: Stakeholder & Indigenous engagement
Stakeholder & Indigenous engagement Fostering understanding and trust • Our goal: foster understanding and trust, while building a foundation for mutually beneficial relationships • Create meaningful opportunities for dialogue with stakeholders and Indigenous communities • Listen and learn from stak
Slide 18: Your input is important
Your input is important Contact us Access Land 1-855-703-5005 Dean Stutheit canadadevelopment@capitalpower.com Consulting Land Agent 403-348-5559 Mailing address deanstutheit@accessland.ab.ca Halkirk 2 Wind Project C/O Stakeholder Engagement 10th Floor, EPCOR Tower 1200 – 10423 101 St. NW Edmonton,
Slide 19: Thank you!
Thank you! capitalpower.com