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APPENDICES
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  • Project Proposal Summaries

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Project 008
Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Bloomfield
  • Location
  • Bloomfield, CT (outside SWCT)
  • At CNG pressure letdown/gate station
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell with turbo expander
    Energy Recovery Generator
  • Turbo expander captures energy lost in a gate
    station pressure reducing valve
  • Eliminates need for gas-fired heaters
  • 3.367 MW total (850 kW from ERG)
  • Team Experience
  • Fuel Cell Energy - Manufacturer
  • Enbridge Inc. A major fuel supplier N.
    America energy player, as developer
  • Energy East/CNG Fuel supplier, holds title to
    the land and access to the pressure let down
    station
  • BOC Cryostar, Inc. world leader in radial
    inflow turbine technology.
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection prelim. CLP discussions
  • Permit applications pending
  • Site control established host on the team
  • Design Conceptual engineering completed
  • Requested additional CCEF 0
  • Contract Term 20 years
  • NPV Rate Impact incl. CCEF
  • Total 12.0 million
  • Per MWh 23.57
  • Other 50 RECs retained

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Project 008
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Bloomfield
  • Strengths
  • Innovative use of technologies
  • Strong project team
  • Limited technology risk
  • Highly efficient use of thermal output
  • Local support for project
  • No additional CCEF requested
  • Least expensive fuel cell project
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8 MW units
  • Limited development progress

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Bridgeport Fuel Cell Park
Fuel Cell w/ ORC
Project 005
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection UI feasibility study complete
    SIS FS outstanding
  • Permit applications Approved by Siting Council.
    Preliminary permitting review completed, no major
    issues identified
  • Site control estab. - Signed lease option
  • Design Preliminary design completed
  • Requested additional CCEF 1.5M
  • Contract Term 15 years
  • Rate Impact
  • Total 49.6 million
  • Per MWh 28.35
  • RECs
  • 100 RECs retained
  • REC value gt 10 reduces price
  • Location
  • Bridgeport, CT (Primary SWCT)
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
  • Organic Rankine bottoming cycle
  • 14.3 MW total ( 930 kW from ORC)
  • Team Experience
  • Fuel Cell Energy Manufacturer and co-developer
  • PurePower, LLC A firm specializing in
    developing large scale fuel cell projects in CT
  • PinPoint Power, LLC Develops, owns and manages
    power generating and DSM equipment in the
    Northeast

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Purposes
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Bridgeport Fuel Cell Park
Project 005
Fuel Cell w/ ORC
  • Strengths
  • Redevelopment of a brownfield site
  • Advanced permitting and development status
  • Strong city support
  • Strong project team
  • Improved recovery of waste heat in ORC
  • Creative price modifier returns REC value in
    excess of 10/MWh to ratepayers
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8MW units
  • Of recommended projects, most expensive ratepayer
    impact per MWh

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Project 009
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Trumbull
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection prelim. UI discussions
  • Permit applications pending
  • Site control established host on the team
  • Design Conceptual engineering completed
  • Requested additional CCEF 0
  • Contract Term 20 years
  • NPV Rate Impact incl. CCEF
  • Total 11.9 million
  • Per MWh 24.66
  • Other 50 RECs retained
  • Location
  • Trumbull, CT (primary SWCT)
  • At SCG pressure letdown/gate station
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell with turbo expander
    Energy Recovery Generator
  • Turbo expander captures energy lost in a gate
    station pressure reducing valve
  • Eliminates need to run gas-fired heaters
  • 3.200 MW total (600 kW from ERG)
  • Team Experience
  • Fuel Cell Energy - Manufacturer
  • Enbridge Inc. A major fuel supplier and N.
    America energy player, as the developer
  • Energy East/CNG Fuel supplier, holds title to
    land access to pressure let down
  • BOC Cryostar, Inc. world leader in radial
    inflow turbine technology.

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Project 009
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Trumbull
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8 MW units
  • Limited development progress
  • Strengths
  • Innovative use of technologies
  • Strong project team
  • Limited technology risk
  • Highly efficient use of thermal output
  • Local support for project
  • No additional CCEF requested

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Project 007
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Glastonbury
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection prelim. CLP discussions
  • Permit applications pending
  • Site control established host on the team
  • Design Conceptual engineering completed
  • Requested additional CCEF 0
  • Contract Term 20 years
  • NPV Rate Impact incl. CCEF
  • Total 12.1 million
  • Per MWh 24.73
  • Other
  • 50 RECs retained
  • Location
  • Glastonbury, CT (outside SWCT)
  • At CNG pressure letdown/gate station
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell with turbo expander
    Energy Recovery Generator
  • Turbo expander captures energy otherwise lost in
    a gate station pressure reducing valve
  • Eliminates need to run gas-fired heaters
  • 3.200 MW total (600 kW from ERG)
  • Team Experience
  • Fuel Cell Energy - Manufacturer
  • Enbridge Inc. A major fuel supplier and N.
    America energy player serv. as developer
  • Energy East/CNG Fuel supplier, holds title to
    land access to pressure let down station
  • BOC Cryostar, Inc. world leader in radial
    inflow turbine technology.

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Fuel Cell with turbo expander
Project 007
Fuel Cell Energy DFC-ERG Glastonbury
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8 MW units
  • Limited development progress
  • Strengths
  • Innovative use of technologies
  • Strong project team
  • Limited technology risk
  • Highly efficient use of thermal output
  • Local support for project
  • No additional CCEF requested

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Elemental Power Cube Project
Fuel Cell with Unfired Combustion Turbine
Project 001
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection Application submitted to CLP
  • Permit applications prepared for filing
  • Site control established affiliate has lease
  • Design conceptual design complete
  • Requested additional CCEF 3 M
  • Contract Term 20 years
  • Rate Impact
  • Total 13.5 million
  • Per MWh 25.78
  • Other 50 RECs retained
  • Location
  • Danbury, CT (Secondary SWCT)
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
  • Waste heat drives an un-fired combustion turbine
    generator in a Brayton cycle
  • 3.2 MW total ( 500 kW from turbine)
  • Team Experience
  • EPG Fuel Cell Subsidiary of Elemental Power
    Group, a company formed to develop own and
    operate clean renewable energy projects
  • Catamount Energy - financier
  • Fuel Cell Energy Manufacturer

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Purposes
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Elemental Power Cube Project
Fuel Cell with Unfired Combustion Turbine
Project 001
  • Strengths
  • Efficient configuration low heat rate
  • Local zoning changes already made to accommodate
    projects i.e. strong town support
  • Strong development team
  • Innovative combination of existing technologies
  • Load reducer treatment gives more immediate FCM
    value
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8MW units
  • Technology is scale-up of a pilot
  • Highest request from CCEF, by far

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Purposes
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Project 006
Fuel Cell CHP
Ten Companies Inc. Hartford Fuel Cell
  • Location
  • Hartford, CT (outside SWCT)
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
  • CHP with heat recovery for district steam
  • 2.700 MW total
  • Team Experience
  • Energy East (utility owner of both gas supplier
    and steam company)
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection prelim. CLP discussion
  • Permit applications scoped
  • Site control established own site
  • Design Conceptual engineering completed
  • Requested additional CCEF 0
  • Contract Term 15 years
  • NPV Rate Impact incl. CCEF
  • Total 9.8 million
  • Per MWh 29.88
  • Other 50 RECs retained

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Purposes
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Fuel Cell CHP
Project 006
Ten Companies Inc. Hartford Fuel Cell
  • Strengths
  • Self-financing
  • Ease of integration with site uses (other
    generation, steam plants)
  • Limited technology risk
  • CHP Efficient use of thermal output
  • No additional CCEF requested
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8MW units
  • Limited development progress
  • Highest ratepayer impact metric

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Purposes
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Elemental Power Triangle Project
Fuel Cell with ORC
Project 002
  • Location
  • Danbury, CT (Secondary SWCT)
  • Description
  • Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell
  • Organic Rankine bottoming cycle
  • 15.1 total MW ( 950 kWh from ORC)
  • Team Experience
  • EPG Fuel Cell Subsidiary of Elemental Power
    Group, a company formed to develop own and
    operate clean renewable energy projects
  • Catamount Energy - financier
  • Fuel Cell Energy Manufacturer
  • Project Status
  • Interconnection Application submitted to
    ISO-NE, directed to submit a distn . level
    interconnect, CLP feasibility study in process
  • Permit applications Near completed
  • Site control established under lease
  • Design conceptual design complete
  • Requested additional CCEF 3M
  • Contract Term 15 years
  • Rate Impact
  • Total 53.4 million
  • Per MWh 29.14
  • Other 50 RECs retained

Internal Working Document For Discussion
Purposes
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Elemental Power Triangle Project
Fuel Cell with ORC
Project 002
  • Weaknesses
  • Limited operating experience with 2.8 MW units
  • Large CCEF request
  • High ratepayer impact metric
  • Strengths
  • Straightforward interconnection
  • Local zoning changes already made to accommodate
    projects i.e. strong town support
  • Strong development team
  • Using Organic Rankine Cycle to maximize
    efficiency (replicable technology improvement)

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  • Additional Proposal Information

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Proposal Summary Statistics CCEF Requested
  • Binary distribution of funding requests
  • 4 requested no additional
  • 3 requests between. 1.5 3 million
  • Total requested (7 proj.) 7.75 million

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Proposal Summary Statistics CCEF Requested
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Proposal Summary Statistics Ratepayer Cost
Impacts
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Proposal Summary Statistics SW CT Benefits
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Alternative Proposalswithout ITC/PTC extension
Status if no ITC/PTC extension of Proposals of MW
Withdrawn 4 (s 001,002,005,006) 35.3 (14.294 of recommended)
No change 3 (s 007,008,009) 9.8
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Pricing Options Selected
  • Option 6 50 of wholesale market energy cost
    plus project cost of natural gas as the primary
    fuel (not subject to price cap).
  • 4 Proposals
  • Option 6a 50 of wholesale market energy cost
    plus project cost of natural gas as the primary
    fuel (not subject to price cap), adjusted
    downward by proposer-defined price modifier.
  • 3 Proposals
  • - This is a new pricing option introduced
    by CCEF in Round 3
  • - One response had variable downward
    adjustment tied to market REC prices

Internal Working Document For Discussion
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  • Sensitivity Case Results

Internal Working Document For Discussion
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Sensitivity Analysis High Electricity Natural
Gas Prices
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Sensitivity Analysis Low Electricity Natural
Gas Prices
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Sensitivity Analysis High REC Prices
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Sensitivity Analysis Low REC Prices
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Sensitivity Analysis CCEF Funding Not Included
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Sensitivity Analysis SC Recommendations w/o
Triangle (Cube at 0.5 cent price modifier)
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