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Eaton Corporation – An Overview May 2012 Roger O’Donnell Eastern Region Sales Manager Alternative Energy Solutions

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Eaton Corporation – An Overview May 2012

Roger O’DonnellEastern Region Sales ManagerAlternative Energy Solutions

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Agenda

• Who is Eaton ?

• Market projections/Federal Needs

• Lesson #1 “Informed Clients are the best Clients”

• Lesson #2 “ We’re a part of the community”

• Conclusion & Questions

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Eaton is a leader across the power management spectrum

We provide reliable, efficient and safe power management for…

Cities & Buildings

TransportationIndustrial & Machinery

Information Technology

Energy & UtilitiesInfrastructure

Maryland Manufacturing Sites for Power Distribution and Aerospace

Named in top 100 “Military Friendly” US based Corporations

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1980U.S. electricity demand = 2 trillion kWh

Source: Energy Information Administration (EIA)

U.S. electricity demand: 1980

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U.S. electricity demand: 2030

Source: Energy Information Administration (EIA)

2030U.S. electricity demand = 4.8 trillion kWh

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Sources: Energy Information Administration (EIA), Annual Energy Outlook, Dec. 2009

U.S. electricity generation by fuel type projection 2010-2030

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Renewables projected to be 37% of added electricity generation by 2030

Source: Renewables Global Status Report 2009, EIAAnnual Energy Outlook 2010

• Government policy stimulates renewable energy growth

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Wind, solar and hydro account for over 50% of the total project spend in 2010

Sources: Utility Industry Project Database Service Provider

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Solar PV costs are declining

Source: Deutschebank, Steven O’Rourke

Solar PV will no longer need government incentives to be competitive.

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Renewable energy leads to job growth

Source: Research and Policy Center of Environment California

Renewable energy industry could add 200,000 new jobs in California alone.

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Energy

Modernization & Safety

Reliability

Your Challenges,,with Limited Budgets

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“Seeing is Believing”Power Systems Experience Center

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EXITEXIT

EXITEXIT

Restrooms

EXITEXIT

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Residential 240V Roof Top System

(40) Panels w/ DPW Solar mounting DC String Disconnects

Integrated BOS Inverter5 kW Grid-Tie Inverters Resi LoadCenter

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Commercial 277V Parking Canopy System

96 Panels w/ Protek Park Canopy System 7 kW Grid-Tie Inverters

480V Panel

PXM 2270

5 kW Grid-Tie Inverters

Commercial Lvl 2 EVSE

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Energy- Alternative Power

Veterans Affairs, New Mexico 3.3 MW• Solar Turnkey

• Roof Top System – 350KW• Car Canopy System - 3,000KW• GSA schedule & teamed with Kyocera PV panels (San Diego)• Unique offering of 15kV single point of contact for utility connection• Highlighting Public Safety during construction due to hospital

environment.

NAVY-ACC/Shaw• Solar Feasibility Audits of 358 Navy Sites in 120 Days

• Stimulus $100M for Solar PV projects at Navy Sites• Phase I (Audits of 358 Sites), Phase II (Projects)• Sites at nine Navy Bases: VA, MD, MISS, FL, TX• DEDICATED Eaton Field Audit Teams - 120 Days completion • Audit developed / Training Completed• Life Cycle Cost Analysis: Cost vs Structural Rankings

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Product history

Energy storage solutions

250kW Load Levelling InverterAmundsen-Scott South Pole Station 2006

1.5MW Grid Tie Inverter, on Wind Farm Maui, Hawaii2009

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ECCNNational Network of in market specialized electrical contracting companies

Over 1025 members and 2500+ technicians nationwide

Who can install the Solar or EVSE System ? Eaton Certified Contractor Network

Install process experience and proven Local relationships

Local Support --Local Service -- Local code understanding

Members provided with specialized training and marketing tools

Members are focused on providing Eaton’s highest quality standards

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1st EVSE Training Program for CWT VeteransTo Support Scalable VETCARS RECOGNIZED INSTALLER PROGRAM

• Eaton developed first 3-day program to help the Community College of Baltimore County design and structure its EVSE Certification program

• VETCARS veterans under Compensated Work Therapy program will be certified through this program for installation and maintenance of EVSE

• The program will be replicated through the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC) of 50 colleges across the United States

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Eaton’s EVSE Certification Course

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EVSE Certification Training• Introduction

• Introductions • What Will You Learn Today

• Lesson 1 – Basics of Electricity

• Lesson 2 – Electrical Safety

• Lesson 3 – EV Terminology

• Lesson 4 – History of the Industry

• Lesson 5 – Eaton’s EVSE Family

• Lesson 6 – Governing Bodies

• Lesson 7 – How It Works

• Lesson 8 – Grid Communication

• Lesson 9 – Site Evaluation

• Lesson 10 – Testing/Maintenance/Troubleshooting

• Lesson 11 - Summary

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VETCARS is a transportation solution managed & operated by Veterans to serve Veterans transitioning from duty

We will help the VA to create new jobs within the new emerging EV industry

We will provide the VA with a sustainable and scalable Pilot to expand nationwide

Electric Vehicle Leasing and Car Sharing Services

Design & Installation of EV Charging Stations

24/7 Call Center in a Baltimore HUBZone

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VETCARS is a fleet industry leader in electric vehicle (EV) technologies and charging station infrastructure

VETCARS is the innovation of AutoFlex, Inc., a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)

§ Verified by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs May 19, 2010

§ GSA Schedule 751 since 1992

§ Launching October 14, 2010 at the Perry Point, Md. VAMC

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