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Edp — EDP Renewables North America — Corporate Update (July 2024)
20 slides from Edp's corporate update, Jul 10, 2024
Slide 1: Juneau Solar Park
Juneau Solar Park Stephanie Buway | Director, Central Region Development Gunnar Doyle | Project Manager Julia McPherson | Community Relations Manager July 10, 2024
Slide 2: Agenda
AGENDA 1. Event Logistics 2. Introductions 3. About EDP Renewables 4. Juneau Solar Park Project Update 5. Project FAQs After the presentation, we will change to open house / science-fair format to read informational boards, ask questions, speak with EDPR staff.
Slide 3: Meet the Team
Meet the Team Stephanie Buway Gunnar Doyle Julia McPherson Development Director, Development Project Community Relations Manager, Central Region Manager II North America Gregory Zavoluk Maricarmen Project Developer Martinez Neumann Project Developer
Slide 4: About EDP Renewables
Cameron Solar Park | South Carolina About EDP Renewables
Slide 5: EDPR NA Footprint
EDPR NA Footprint 20+ Years of experience 9,600+ Megawatts 24/7 Project Monitoring $500 2.6
Slide 6: About EDP Renewables North America
About EDP Renewables North America EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA) and its subsidiaries develop, construct, own, and operate wind farms and solar parks in North America. • Ranked fifth in the U.S. in installed renewable energy capacity. • 61 wind farms and 15 solar parks, totaling more than 9
Slide 7: EDPR in Wisconsin operating since 2017
EDPR in Wisconsin operating since 2017 98 MW of wind energy near Darlington, WI enough to power about 36,000 Wisconsin homes We got to know some of the EDP Renewables employees so well, they were like family. If we had any questions, we had people we could call directly, and they would respond immed
Slide 8: Project Update – Juneau Solar Park
Project Update – Juneau Solar Park
Slide 9: Juneau Solar Park
Juneau Solar Park Towns of Lemonweir and Seven Mile Creek, ~2 miles southeast of Mauston The project would have a capacity of 225 Juneau Solar would add $31.5 million to the local tax megawatts, equivalent to the needs of 60,000 base over its life, including nearly $1 million WI homes in the first y
Slide 10: Project Status
Project Status Juneau Solar Park is navigating the permitting and regulatory environment to bring the project into operation in 2027. Many project activities are on-going. Current activities: • Environmental surveys • Preparation of state permit application • Interconnection negotiations with the tr
Slide 11: Upcoming milestones
Upcoming milestones Q4 2024 Q4 2025 Q2 2026 Submit proposal for a Anticipated Construction Certificate of Public CPCN approval Kickoff Open Convenience & Necessity House To the WI Public Service Summer 2026 Commission. Begin construction, Finalize EPC Contractor utilizing EPC contractor • Required f
Slide 12: Juneau Solar Park Preliminary Layout
Juneau Solar Park Preliminary Layout
Slide 13: Frequently Asked Questions
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Slide 14: Why was this land chosen?
FAQs: Project Planning Why was this land chosen? Access to transmission (MISO) • To avoid needing additional transmission line infrastructure and to optimally get the power onto the grid, we begin working with landowners near the closest interconnection point to the project site. Interested landowne
Slide 15: Why use ag land?
FAQs: Project Planning Why use ag land? Relatively flat with minimal clearing requirements due to prior disturbance • Keeps the impact on the environment and ecology lower. Landowners choosing what to do with their own property, including diversify ag income • Solar parks provide stable, reliable in
Slide 16: Where will the panels come from?
FAQs: Project Planning Where will the panels How far away will the panels be come from? from roadways and houses? We have not finalized a panel supplier In compliance with local regulations, they will be: for Juneau yet, but EDPR will NOT • Local roads: at least 83 feet from centerline utilize panel
Slide 17: What are panels made of? Can toxins leach out?
FAQs: Panel Technology What are panels made of? Can toxins leach out? • By weight, the panels are 80% glass and aluminum. The remainder is regular household technology materials like copper, and semiconductor materials like silicon, which is the second most common element on earth. • Panels do not c
Slide 18: Severe weather and emergency services
FAQs: Safety What happens to the How will the project collaborate panels in severe weather? with emergency services? • Panels are designed to withstand harsh • We have a dedicated Health & Safety Dept. conditions and safely operate in all regions that works with local first responders to of the U.S.
Slide 19: Impacts on property values
FAQs: Local Impacts What impacts will the solar park have on property values? • Research from multiple academic institutions and project-specific assessments have shown little to no negative property value impacts from projects like Juneau Solar Park. • Some studies have shown a slight decrease in v
Slide 20: Questions?
Questions? Gunnar Doyle Development Project Manager II gunnar.doyle@edp.com (713) 823-0971 Gregory Zavoluk Project Developer – Central Region gregory.zavoluk@edp.com (713) 208-0588 www.juneausolarpark.com www.edprnorthamerica.com 20
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