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Page 1: Electric Ireland
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Thanks to decades of partnerships between Irish

businesses and ourselves….

Electric Ireland understands your energy and needs

better than anyone else

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Electric Ireland - Energy Services

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• legal obligation on all EU member states to achieve energy savings • applicable to all obligated parties = energy suppliers ( with yearly sales > 600GWh)

• this phase applies from Jan 1st 2014 to 31st Dec. 2020 • 1.5% of annual energy sales to customers by volume (3 yr. avg @ 2013) is the annual

energy savings target

• Targets are allocated to suppliers as per our share of energy market sales volume

What is the Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme ?

pursuant to the Energy Efficiency Directive 2012, Article 7

The Obligated Parties = Energy Suppliers

Electric Ireland

Bord Gais Energy

Bord Na Mona

Energia

SSE Airtricity

Calor Gas

Flogas

Gazprom

Enprova/REIL

Vayu

The Targets ( PEE)

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How does Electric Ireland achieve its energy targets?

Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme-Ireland

pursuant to the Energy Efficiency Directive 2012, Article 7

• Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government

• Better Energy Communities Energy Poor 5%

• Energy Efficiency Incentive Scheme

• Products/Services (e.g. gas boilers)

• Smarter Living – intelligent heating controls and new products

Residential 20%

• Business Energy Services

• Energy Efficiency Projects

• Customer Agreements

• SME services

Non Residential 75%

Sustainability Additionality Causality

Credits against targets come in the form of deemed measures (residential) and assessed projects (non-residential) with level of credits awarded decided by SEAI

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Non-Residential

80+ Projects

158 GWh saved

Customer Benefit

€3,078,837

Residential*

3,100 Jobs

Customer Benefit

€1,379,500

16.7 GWh saved

Energy Poverty

19,905 Houses

63 GWh saved

Customer Benefit

€1,960,011

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Benefits of the Scheme 2014 -15

Electric Ireland - Energy Services

* EEI figures only

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Electric Ireland supports your

business through

Digital reporting systems

Innovative energy solutions

Energy monitoring systems

Smarter Living Business Trials

Improved sustainability of

your business

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Our energy services team identify and deliver energy

and cost saving opportunities for your business

through:

Energy consultancy

Energy Auditing

Energy Efficient Design Management

Demand Side Unit (DSU)

Monitoring & Targeting (M&T)

Funded Solar Photovoltaic (PV)

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Electric Ireland is delighted to

introduce solar energy solutions to our

customers through Kingspan ESB

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Kingspan is a global

leader in high

performance insulation,

building fabric and solar

integrated building

envelopes.

ESB, Ireland’s foremost

energy company and the

largest supplier of

renewable electricity in

Ireland.

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Construction and commissioning

What Kingspan ESB do:

100% fund the development of a Solar PV

system on commercial roofspace

Survey, planning and grid application

25 years operation and maintenance

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Agree a Power Purchase Agreement for the Solar

power produced on your roof at a discounted and

guaranteed rate

What you have to do:

Agree a 25 year ‘rooftop’ lease with Kingspan ESB

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The benefits of Rooftop PV?

• Utilised vacant space

• Minimal visual impact

• Generation next to load

• Tariffs benefit business

• Energy cost savings and certainty

• Improve building energy rating and

value

• Contribute to renewable targets

• Marketing and CSR opportunity

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The barriers to Rooftop PV?

• Financial – hurdle rates and competition for

capital

• Tenancy duration

• Technology and market risk

• Grid access

• Delivery – design, planning, structural survey

• Long term management (O&M and

performance tracking)

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Why now?

Tariff regime is anticipated in 2017

This is likely to have a competitive auction for access and be

limited in scale

Grid access is challenging and finite (experience from NI is that

many lose out)

Planning is required for all projects

Structural and conditional survey

Lease and PPA agreement

All of the above takes time to get to ‘shovel ready’ projects by

2017

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Electric Ireland is proud to be the Official Energy

Partner of the Irish Olympic Team 2016