From Drive Oregon's September networking event, "Driving on Sunshine: Market Opportunities at the Intersection of Electric Vehicles and Solar Power" Presented by Keith Knowles, Regional Sales Manager in Oregon at SolarCity

1. An electricity choice
Keith Knowles
971-400-0712
kknowles@solarcity.com

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Energiewende

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2,211 million metric
tons in 2011 alone!
Electricity 33%
Transportation 28%
Agriculture 8%
Commercial
& Residential 11%
Industry 20%
What’s at Stake: One Third of America’s Emissions

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Utilities use more fresh water to generate
electricity than we drink and use in our homes
Fossil fuel-based thermoelectric power plants use 753 gallons of water to power the average
home for a single day. That’s more water than the typical human consumes in a year.
Aquaculture 2%
Irrigation 31%
Livestock 1%
Thermo Electric 49%
Industrial 4%
Mining 1%
Public Supply 11%
Domestic 1%

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Electric utilities create
more than half of all toxic
water pollution in the
United States

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+ 43%

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< 1%

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In the last decade, solar
panel sales have doubled
every 21 months.
Prices have dropped 20%
for each doubling.

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Thank You
Keith Knowles
971-400-0712
kknowles@solarcity.com