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About Advanced Energy Economy
AEE is an association of businesses working to make the energy we use secure, clean, and affordable.
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Companies are increasingly seeking advanced energy, but face barriers ! On the demand side, interest is large and growing:
! 72% of Fortune 100 companies have set climate and/or clean energy targets, and 43% of Fortune 500
! Among ICT companies, over 50% of Fortune 500 have set targets, and 20 ICT companies have announced a 100% RE goal
! On the supply side, companies recognize the opportunity: ! 53% of wind PPAs in 2015 were signed by corporate purchasers
! Corporate customers accounted for 3.2 GW of new RE in 2015
The problem is connecting supply and demand—in many states, companies simply cannot access advanced energy.
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Rapid growth is driven by major companies and concentrated in restructured states
Publicly announced contracted capacity of corporate Power Purchase Agreements, Green Power Purchases, Green Tariffs, and Outright Project Ownership in the United States and Mexico, 2012 – 2016. Excludes on-site generation such as rooftop solar PV. Last updated: June 1, 2016.
Corporate Renewable Deals2012 – 2016
Copyright 2016 by Rocky Mountain InstituteFor more information, please visit http://www.businessrenewables.org/ or contact [email protected]
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Why are purchasers moving to advanced energy?
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Lazard's Unsubsidized Levelized Cost of Energy Comparison
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AEE’s vision is to create clear pathways for corporate advanced energy purchases
! Today, some companies are able to navigate barriers and develop creative solutions to access advanced energy, but these are often complex and sometimes imperfect
! Tomorrow, all companies will have a selection of clear,
straightforward pathways to decide exactly how, when, and where they want to access advanced energy
Policy change can unlock new options
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Expanding Corporate Access to Clean Energy
A market driven approach to clean energy deployment that provides the consumer with energy choice
Allowing 3rd Party Power
Purchase Agreements
Establishing a
Renewable Energy Tariff
On-site 3rd Party
Renewables Ownership
Community Renewable
Energy Programs
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What’s the opportunity in Kansas?
As a vertically integrated state Kansas has a variety of methods to meet its corporate purchasing demands.
! Distributed Energy Resource Purchasing ! Increasing Net Energy Metering System Capacity Limits ! On-site 3rd Party Ownership ! Virtual Net Metering
! Large Off-Site Renewable Energy Purchasing Routes ! Utility Renewable Energy Tariff ! Sleeved Power Purchase Agreements ! Direct Access Tariffs
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Kansas: A Unique Opportunity
Statewide Energy
Use (GWh)
Large Comm. & Industrial
Load (GWh)
Large C&I with
Rooftop (GWh)
Expanded NEM
Potential
Sleeved PPA Rank
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11,336
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5% of US solar potential w/ low system limit
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Kansas’ tremendous solar and wind resources make it especially well-suited for a variety of corporate purchasing options including: on-site and off-site PPA, RE tariffs, and sleeved PPAs.
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Contact Information for AEE’s Access to Advanced Energy Campaign
Caitlin Marquis Senior Associate, Federal and State Policy [email protected] / 781.261.6047
J.R. Tolbert Vice President, State Policy [email protected] / 804.614.8352
Malcolm Woolf Senior Vice President, Policy and Government Affairs [email protected] t. 202.391.0678 / m. 301.767.6698
