New Jersey Clean EnergyLeadership Awards

September 28, 2007

Established by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Office of Clean Energy

New Jersey’s Clean Energy Leaders…New Jersey’s Clean Energy Leaders have shown

foresight and leadership by making decisions that make good business sense and also make sense for New

Jersey’s future.

Their leadership and investments help to foster economic development, diversify demand on traditional sources of energy while reducing energy use, lower energy costs,

and become part of the climate change solution.

Clean Energy. Smart Business.

2006 New Jersey Clean Energy Leadership Award Winners

The Borough of Highland

Park

• Advanced Solar Products, Inc.

• Capitol Lighting• EarthColor• East Coast Warehouse

& Distribution Co.• EPV Solar• Estee Lauder, Inc.

• Ferreira Construction• K. Hovnanian Homes• Live Data Systems, Inc.• Middlesex County Showroom

of Environmental Technology• New Jersey Resources• Prout Funeral Home

Congratulations to the 2007 Nomineesand their Clean Energy Partners:

• RBMR Foundation• Renewable Energy

International, Inc.• Rowan University• Rutgers University• Shiseido America, Inc.• Springfield Commons

Congratulations to the 2007 Nomineesand their Clean Energy Partners:

• St. Joseph’s School for the Blind• Summit Environmental

Commission• The Inn at The Manor• Trump Marina• UMDNJ• Walgreens Solar Poject• William Paterson University

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Leadership Awards Categories

Clean Energy School or Educational InstitutionClean Energy Municipality

Clean Energy Market InnovatorClean Power Purchaser

Clean Energy Small Business LeaderClean Energy Business Leader

Clean Energy ManufacturerYour Power to Save Project of the Year

Award Package includes:

· New Jersey Clean Energy Leader Logo Use

· Announcement at Annual NJ League of Municipalities Conference

· Promotion on NJCleanEnergy.comWeb site

· Award Presentation & Press Event · Award Recognition in NJ Press

Recognition ad placement:

New Jersey Section

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy School

2007 New JerseyClean Energy School

Glassboro, New Jersey

In 2007, Rowan will use 10,433,673 kWh of New Jersey and national wind and offset 6,338 metric tons of CO2.

NJCEP and NJ SmartStart Buildings Program incentives helped install two industrial turbines with a 4700 kW capacity.

Rowan University’s Cogeneration Facility

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Municipality

2007 New JerseyClean Energy Municipality

Middlesex County, New Jersey

Middlesex County:• Installed a 25 kW solar energy system• Helps municipalities procure clean energy technologies• A fleet of 28 hybrid vehicles – the state’s largest

Middlesex County:• Installed a 25 kW solar system• Helps municipalities procure clean energy technologies• A fleet of 28 hybrid vehicles – the state’s largest

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Market Innovator

2007 New JerseyClean Energy Market Innovator

Branchburg, New Jersey

Ferreira Net Zero Projectwith

Sunflow/Facility Intelligence Monitor at 31 Tannery provides

• Continuous real-time monitoring

• Promotes energy conservation

• Historical tracking

• Assurance of proper installation

• Maximum efficiency

• Increase speed and effectiveness of maintenance

• Provide trackingof equipment performance and environmental controls

2007 New Jersey Clean Power Purchaser of the Year

2007 New JerseyClean Power Purchaser of the Year

Wall, New Jersey

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2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Small Business Leader

2007 New JerseyClean Energy Small Business Leader

Verona, New Jersey

114 solar panels on the roof; construction of educational display; development of educational tours for local community

Educational display room at Prout Funeral Home

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Business Leader of the Year

2007 New JerseyClean Energy Business Leader of the Year

Atlantic City, New Jersey

A competitive bid energy performance contract:

• Saved $2 million+ in energy costs

• Reduced electricity by 18.2 million kWh

• Avoided over 33 million lbs. of CO2emissions

Projects at Trump Plaza and Trump Taj Mahal:Estimated annual savings:

• $9 million in energy costs

• 118 million lbs. of avoided CO2 emissions

2007 New Jersey Clean Energy Manufacturer

2007 New JerseyClean Energy Manufacturer

Lawrenceville, New Jersey

EPV’s technology offers: least toxic production; lowest electricity manufacturing requirements; not dependent onraw (rock) silicon; low requirements for raw materials

2007 New Jersey Your Power to SaveProject of the Year

2007 New JerseyYour Power to Save Project of the Year

SPRINGFIELD COMMONS

Newark, New Jersey

SPRINGFIELD COMMONS

• $1,000/mo. savings from solar panels• Generation of 66,000 kWh annually

• Reduced utility bills abpprox. $30/month per resident)• Eliminating 54,120 lbs. of CO2 emissions annually

SPRINGFIELD COMMONS

SPRINGFIELD COMMONS

Many Thanks …The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’

Office of Clean Energy would like to thank all the participants,nominees, and staff that put this program together.

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