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The Evolution of The U.S. Solar Market Shayle Kann Senior Vice President, Research GTM Solar Summit April 2015

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The Evolution of The U.S. Solar Market

Shayle KannSenior Vice President, ResearchGTM Solar SummitApril 2015

www.gtmresearch.com

The First U.S. Solar Wave By the Numbers

-2-Source: GTM Research/SEIA U.S. Solar Market Insight

Start Of 2010 Start Of 2015

1.2 GW Operating

18.3 GW Operating

15X Growth in Five Years

Solar Project Utility

Solar Customer

Utility-Scale Solar

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Utility Solar PPA Prices Now Consistently Below $70/MWh

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Source: GTM Research U.S. Utility PV Tracker

www.gtmresearch.com

The Result: 5.4 GW of Utility Solar Procurement Outside the RPS

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Utility RFP1,828 MW

Utility-Owned Generation237 MW

PURPA1,648 MW

Merchant Solar65 MW

Bilateral Utility Contract1,132 MW

Offsite Wholesale Solar484 MW

Source: GTM Research U.S. Utility PV Tracker

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Large-Scale Solar: It’s Not Just For Utilities Anymore

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130 MW, 25 year PPA from California Flats project

3 MW, 2 year PPA from 21 MW Barilla project

110 MW, 20 year PPA from 485 MW Blythe project

80 MW, 25 year PPA from two projects in Fresno County 4.3 MW, 25 year PPA from project in MA

Source: GTM Research U.S. Utility PV Tracker

Distributed Solar

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Residential Solar’s Limits

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U.S. Households

…That Own Their Home…

...In the 20 States With A

Solar Market…

…With a FICO Score Over

680…

…With a Solar-Friendly Roof

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Recent activity in NM, TX, SC

Source: GTM Research, U.S. Census Bureau

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Enter Community Solar

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On-Bill Credits

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• Incentives• Wholesale rate for

unsubscribed power

Delivery and Admin Charge

Utility Subscriber

Source: GTM Research

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DG Compensation Is Getting More Complex

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Below Retail Rate Retail Rate Varies No NEM

CA and HI: Ongoing discussion of NEM 2.0

MN, Austin, TX: Value-of-solar tariffsVOST bills pending in MI, CT

>5 States: Current docket re: fixed charges

SRP: Among the first residential demand charges

NY: REV Initiative – many possibilities

Source: GTM Research

What Happens if Solar Exports Lose Full Retail Credit?

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Southern California Edison: A Case Study

Customer Profile

Customer Type Large Residential

Utility Southern California Edison

Tariff Time of Use, Option B

Year of Installation 2016

Scenario 1 - Today

Full Retail NEM

Weighted Avg. Electricity Price: $0.20/kWh

Optional Time-of-Use Pricing

Scenario 2 - Theoretical

PV Export Price Drops to $0.10/kWh

-13-Source: GTM Research

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How Residential Energy Storage Actually Works

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Source: GTM Research

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Source: GTM Research

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Source: GTM Research

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Source: GTM Research

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Source: GTM Research

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Source: GTM Research

New Load Profile

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The Result: Energy Storage Can Improve System Economics

Source: GTM ResearchModel inputs: 6 kW PV System at $3.05/W, 5 kW/9.4 kWh Lithium-Ion Energy Storage System at $1,165/kWh. Model includes Federal ITC and

$1.31/W SGIP Incentive. Cost of equity: 10%. For additional inputs, email [email protected]

Solar Only - Current NEM Solar Only - $0.10/kWh Export Tariff

Solar-Plus-Storage - $0.10/kWh Export Tariff

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Load Control

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The Emerging Ecosystem of “Solar Plus”

Solar + Energy Management/Load Control

Solar + EV

Solar + Storage

Source: GTM Research

www.gtmresearch.com

What Should Be the Regulated Utility’s Role in Distributed Solar?

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Finance DG, Earn Cost Recovery

Own/Rate Base Full System,

Subcontract Installation

Interconnect, Credit Excess Generation,

Maintain Grid Reliability

Default in Traditional Distributed

Solar Markets

Act As Distribution

System Platform Provider

New York REV Order

Rate-Base Purchased DG Value Streams

SolarCity Proposal (March 2015)

Own/Rate Base Grid-Interactive Portion of Systems

Various Proposals

Own/Rate Base Full

System, Self-Installation

RESIDENTIAL SOLAR

NON-RESIDENTIAL SOLAR

COMMUNITY SOLAR

Utility Program Administration, 3rd Party Project Ownership

Utility Project Ownership Utility Project Ownership and Customer Acquisition

Entirely 3rd Party Entirely Utility-Run

Source: GTM Research

Final Thoughts

Shayle KannSenior Vice President, Research

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Questions? Visit www.gtmresearch.comOr contact [email protected]