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Job No. 2669.01 EE�I' y Ern IftE� ri 'UVEv DM.IIEI li' y F:::E�asibflity Study <br />shift accordingly. <br />The City of Santa Ana Climate Action Plan from 2015 indicates that the goal for municipal operations is a CO2e <br />reduction of 30% by the year 2020 and 40% by 2035, relative to the 2008 baseline. It is recommended that the <br />City consider investment in these projects to help achieve the GHG goals, while saving money over the life of the <br />project. <br />The summary table shows the effective cost per kWh at which electricity is being saved. Some of the savings are <br />valued at less than the City currently pays for the electricity due to reasons described in this report. These <br />include anticipated new SCE rates that will shift summer on peak hours later, so little solar power will be <br />generated when it is most highly valued. In other cases where there is not a large existing load (such as SA-3 <br />and SA-6) the power must be wheeled to other meters, which lowers its value. Substituting NEMA wheeling of <br />this power for RES-BCT (described in the report) is a way to significantly increase the value of the electricity for <br />these sites, but SCE would need to approve the arrangement. <br />1. The Total Installed Cost for the turbine projects includes the anticipated construction contract (labor, <br />materials, tax, overhead and profit), contingency, engineering, and project management, minus a <br />potential incentive for SA-1. See Appendix G. <br />2. The Total Installed Cost for the solar projects includes the anticipated construction contract, <br />contingency, engineering, project management, and an upfront payment for a performance guarantee. <br />The life cycle numbers include an annual maintenance agreement as well. See Appendix H. <br />3. The economic analysis assumes that electric rates will escalate at 3.5% per year and that the PV <br />performance will degrade at 0.5% per year. The Net Present Value is calculated with a Discount Rate of <br />3%. See Appendix H. <br />U I1 <br />26 — 62 Newcoirrib II ir2aJ7� iO?Jccoirirr�ii& <br />PREVIEW Date: Nov 03, 2021 Workspace ID: WS00800354 Funding Opportunity Number: R22AS00023 <br />
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