Tenaska Frontier Partners, Ltd.

Project BenefitsCapacityPower generated by Tenaska Frontier Generating Station is sold into the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and Midcontinent (MISO) regional transmission organization (RTO) to meet growing regional energy needs.

Reliable GenerationForced outage factor of 1.6% over the past five contract years.

Clean Power GenerationMeets all applicable environmental permits and standards. Uses clean-burning natural gas, along with effective control technology, to ensure low emissions and environmentally responsible operation.

Employment28 well-paying, full-time positions to operate the facility. These employees and their families live, pay taxes and purchase goods and services in Texas.

Local and State Tax RevenueTenaska Frontier’s owner ranks as a top taxpayer in Grimes County and pays millions of dollars in property taxes in the

Plant Facts Location: 17500 Highway 30 P.O. Box 369 Shiro, Texas 77876 (Grimes County)

Purpose: Converts natural gas to electricity

Size: 830 megawatts

Commercial Operation: 2000

Owner: Tenaska Frontier Partners, Ltd.

Full-time Employment: 28 well-paying, full-time positions

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county each year over the operational life of the plant.

l More than $53 million in property taxes has been paid since the plant began operation, of which approximately $42 million supported area school districts. At the same time, the plant requires few local services, such as police, fire or roads.

Economic ImpactApproximately $5.6 million in salaries and payments to local contractors and vendors in 2020.

Safetyl Recipient of four National Safety Council awards for 2019

safety achievements.

l Awarded status as a Voluntary Protection Program Star Worsksite by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

l Employees have worked 20 years without an occupational illness or injury resulting in days away from work.

l Each year, Tenaska Frontier employees undergo safety training ranging from basic hazard awareness to rescue exercises with local emergency responders.

CitizenshipInvolvement occurs both at the corporate and individual levels.

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Examples:

l Tenaska Frontier sponsors annual scholarships for local college-bound youth. To date, Tenaska Frontier has awarded $129,000 in scholarships to 158 students.

l Tenaska Frontier makes annual contributions to various charitable organizations, including the Grimes County Go Texan Weekend. Tenaska Frontier also made a significant contribution in 2008 to the construction of an emergency helipad in Roans Prairie to the benefit of Grimes County residents.

l Tenaska Frontier staff members are active in community leadership, help with local emergency response training, work with six local volunteer fire departments, conduct plant tours and are members of youth development and community service organizations.

l Employees at the Frontier generating facility volunteered approximately 200 hours in 2020 to support local community and charitable projects, including Future Farmers of America.

l Tenaska Frontier was honored as a 2015 Business of the Quarter by the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce. The plant and its employees were recognized for their community service and willingness to donate time and resources.

Tenaska Frontier Partners, Ltd.