Chris Myers, VP of Energy Programs for Lockheed Martin, presented at the GW Solar Institute Symposium on April 19, 2010. More information at solar.gwu.edu/Symposium.html

1. Lockheed Martin MS2Renewable Energy OverviewApril 19, 2010

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4. Utility Technical & Engineering Services

5. Smart Grid

6. IT & Business Services Hanford Site M&O

7. Savannah River Labs

8. Sandia National Labs

9. Solar (CSP & PV)

10. Ocean Thermal

11. Wave

12. Biomass/Biofuels

13. Fuel Cells

14. Nuclear Command & Control Systems

15. Microgrids

16. Storage & Advanced Material Technologies

17. Space Based Climate Monitoring Exploration

18. Terrestrial-Based Climate Monitoring

19. Space Solar Power Exploration

20. Advanced Concepts R&D

21. Aircraft Energy Technology

22. Military Fuel Efficiency

23. Advanced Biofuels

26. CSP, PV, BioEnergy, Nanotechnology, Ocean Thermal, Ocean Wave, etc.

27. Internal funding of prototypes

28. Full scale (solar collector assembly)

29. Others funded / plannedLM is committed to Renewable Energy

30. Solar Field Experience Solar Field Experience Technical Activities - General Full-Scale Prototype Tools Production Performance Modeling Requirements Definition Solar Collector Assembly Design Heat Transfer Fluid System Programmatic / Procurement Activities

31. Solar Field Technical Activities Production Performance Modeling Design optimization Sensitivity analysis Solar Collector Assembly Design Design requirements developed Key components analyzed and selected SCA size: 100 meters long (nominal) Mirror type / reflectivity Heat collecting elements (receivers) Frame type / stiffness, alignment, etc. Drive assembly / tracking system Structural / Mechanical Analyses Thermal loads Wind loads Alignment Solar Collector design / assembly drawings Short specifications for components

32. Solar Field Technical Activities (continued) Heat Transfer Fluid System Design Basic pipe routing, pipe sizing, pump head calculations Stress analysis / expansion loop design Expansion tank volume Process Flow Diagrams General Arrangement – Solar Field Addressed significant grading & drainage challenges Pylons & Foundations Spacing for Roadways, Mirror-Washing

33. Full Scale Prototype Developed: SolSTES SolSTES (Solar System Test and Evaluation Site) is a 100M Solar Collector Assembly installed at the LM MS2 facility in Moorestown NJ Commissioned April 2009 SolSTES was developed to provide risk reduction for: Validate component level performance Validation of system level performance Integration / constructability Alignment tolerances SolSTES Prototype Provides Risk Reduction

34. SolSTES

35. Lockheed Martin as a Solar Field Provider Experience & Innovation Full Scale Solar Collector Assembly Experience / Prototype Advanced Performance Modeling Capabilities Requirements-Driven SCA Design |and Component Selection 6Σ SCA Assembly Analysis Supplier Evaluations Results-Driven Innovation World-Class Systems Engineering Commitment to Research & Development in Renewable Energy LM has mature understanding of Solar Field Design Lockheed Martin Proprietary Information

38. Manufacturing tax credits for renewable energy devises and equipment

39. Creation of a DOE Renewable Energy Pilot / Demonstration Project Funding Program

40. Extension of the ARRA renewable energy incentives

41. Treasury Department grant in lieu of ITC program

42. Energy Department loan guarantee program

43. Streamline NEPA EIS/EA process for projects on BLM land and or projects with DOE loan guaranteesDrives Projects Closes Projects Federal Economic Incentives are Needed to Drive Utility Scale Projects

44. Conclusion Energy Independence is a key national security driver for the US and our Allies Lockheed Martin has a diverse portfolio in RE activities Keenly poised to execute utility scale solar power with existing technology and new/innovative technology insertion Robust federal support and legislation is needed to drive renewable energy markets Lockheed Martin Proprietary Information