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Global Warming
Oil Dependence
Sustainable Jobs

It’s Your Choice

01/07/2012 Suncharge Corporation © 2012

Global Warming
Oil Dependence
Sustainable Environment

It’s Your Choice
Part of the Problem?


Global Warming
Oil Dependence
Sustainable Environment

It’s Your Choice
Part of the Solution?


CO₂ Emissions & Global Warming
Part of the Problem

“estimates show that 2010 was by far a record year for CO2 emissions from
fossil-fuel combustion and cement manufacture. Globally 9,139 Teragrams of
oxidized carbon (Tg-C) were emitted from these sources. .. this amounts to over
33.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide. The increase alone is about 512 Tg-C,
or 5.9%, over the 2009 global estimate. The previous record year was 2008,
with 8,749 Tg-C emitted; the 2010 estimate is about 104.5% of that, or 391
Tg-C more.”

Source: Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
US Department of Energy, Oak Ridge, Tenn., United States


CO₂ Emissions & Oil Dependency
Part of the Problem
“Today, oil meets 37 percent of US energy demand with 71 percent directed to
fuels used in transportation – gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.”

Source: Institute for Energy Research

“Carbon dioxide (CO2) from burning gasoline and diesel contributes to global
climate change. Our dependence on oil makes us vulnerable to oil market
manipulation and price shocks. Oil is a non-renewable resource, and we cannot
sustain our current rate of use indefinitely. Using it wisely now allows us time to
find alternative technologies and fuels that will be more sustainable.”

Source: Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy US Department of Energy


Global Warming & Oil Dependence
Part of the Solution

“policies intended to reduce demand for fossil fuels can also
slow the accumulation of gases that contribute to global
warming”
National Security Consequences of U.S. Oil Dependency
Council on Foreign Relations, Independent Task Force Report No. 58 [2006]
John Deutch and James R. Schlesinger, co-Chairs


Electrification of Transportation
President Obama’s goal of putting one million electric vehicles
[EVs] on the road by 2015 represents a key milestone toward
dramatically reducing dependence on oil and ensuring that
America leads in the growing electric vehicle manufacturing
industry. Although the goal is ambitious, key steps already taken
and further steps proposed indicate the goal is achievable. Indeed,
leading vehicle manufacturers already have plans for cumulative
U.S. production capacity of more than 1.2 million electric vehicles
by 2015, according to public announcements and news reports.

Department of Energy
One Million Electric Vehicles By 2015


Challenge
“bottom line is that the [EV] range issue will significantly
affect consumer choice and is a major barrier to the
penetration of electric vehicles.”
Will Electric Cars Transform the U.S. Vehicle Market?
An Analysis of the Key Determinants

Henry Lee, Director, and Grant Lovellette
Environment and Natural Resources Program, Belfer Center
John F. Kennedy School of Public Administration , Harvard


EV Charge Infrastructure (EVCI)
Opportunity
“By 2017 it is estimated that $4.3 billion will be spent on EV
charging equipment. With the number of electric charging
stations continuing to grow and tremendous investments in
new technology, the charging infrastructure industry is
poised for aggressive development.“

Market Watch, The Wall Street Journal, June 11, 2012


Challenge
Speaking at a forum on green technology on Monday, Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive
Alan Mulally indicated battery packs for the company's Focus electric car costs
between $12,000 and $15,000 apiece. "When you move into an all-electric vehicle,
the battery size moves up to around 23 kilowatt hours, [and] it weighs around 600 to
700 pounds," Mr. Mulally said at Fortune magazine's Brainstorm Green conference in
California. Ford is currently promoting its $39,200 Focus EV at events around the
country. It has a 23 kilowatt-hour battery pack. "So, you can see why the economics
are what they are."

The Wall Street Journal, April 17, 2012
Mike Ramsey


Opportunity
Our analysis indicates that the price of a complete
automotive lithium-ion battery pack could fall from $500 to
$600 per kilowatt hour (kWh) today to about $200 per kWh
by 2020 and to about $160 per kWh by 2025. In the United
States, with gasoline prices at or above $3.50 a gallon,
automakers that acquire batteries at prices below $250 per
kWh could offer electrified vehicles competitively, on a
total-cost-of-ownership basis, with vehicles powered by
advanced internal-combustion engines .
Battery technology charges ahead – McKinsey, JULY 2012
New research suggests that the price of lithium-ion batteries could fall
dramatically by 2020, creating conditions for the widespread adoption of
electrified vehicles in some markets • Russell Hensley, John Newman, and
Matt Rogers, Source: Sustainability & Resource Productivity Practice


Solar Electricity Feed-in Tariffs
Opportunity
Ontario’s Green Energy Act is making it easier for people and
organizations to develop renewable energy projects. New processes
and programs are helping Ontario become a North American leader in
attracting clean energy projects with a Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program
that guarantees specific rates for energy generated from renewable
sources. Ontario’s FIT rates for roof-mounted solar electric projects not
greater than 500kW is 53.9 to 54.9 cents per kWh guaranteed for 20
years from project commercial operation date (COD).

Ontario’s Feed-in Tariff Rate for Micro-FIT Contracts
Ontario Power Authority, April 5, 2012 Proposed FIT Pricing
Province of Ontario, Canada


EV Charge Infrastructure (EVCI)
Suncharge Smart EV Charge Infrastructure
“Designed to host roof-top solar power plants to generate clean electricity for
the Ontario (Canada) power grid; Ontario’s Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program pays
between 53.9 to 54.9 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for 20 years of solar PV
power. Suncharge EV Carports may generate additional rental income from
integrated EVSE parking fees. Our EV Carports are designed for EV fleet
operators and open parking lots with clear exposure to solar irradiance. We offer
two models. Suncharge EV Carport 10kW Micro-FIT; 2 EV park spaces with EV
charging; 9.9kW rooftop solar power generator scaled to Ontario’s Micro-FIT
program. Our Suncharge EV Carport FIT model accommodates modular
expansion of EV parking spaces; optimized charging equipment; and a
homogeneous rooftop solar power plant scaled to Ontario’s solar FIT program
(>10kW).” Bob Aceti, President, Suncharge Corporation


EV Smart Charging + Solar Electricity
Suncharge Smart EV Carport


Suncharge Smart EV Charge Infrastructure
Suncharge EV Charge Infrastructure Price $ 50,100 $ 450,900
EV Parking Spaces 2 20
Solar PV Rooftop nameplate (kW) 9.6 96
Specifications
- 20 Year location leasehold security
- Ontario Micro-FIT/FIT application professional advice
- Engineering and project management services
- EV Carport foundations construction
- EV Carport installations
- Level 2 - 240V, 7.2kW, 30A EVSE - one per EV space
- Solar Photovoltaic Module Array installation
- Solar PV Inverters and balance of systems installation
- System security equipment installation
- Parking meter installations - one per EV space, where permitted

* Installation within Greater Toronto Area (GTA); excludes HST


Suncharge EV Charge Infrastructure
EV Parking Spaces 2 20
Revenue and Expense
Solar PV Rooftop nameplate (kW) 9.6 96

Revenue
- Ontario Solar Micro-FIT / FIT $ 5,587 $ 54,849
- EV parking fees - net of electricity supply costs - -
$ 5,587 $ 54,849
Expense
- Leasehold rent 600 5,400
- Security monitoring services 300 2,700
- Operations and Management 600 4,200
- Insurance, general and administrative expenses 800 3,200
2,300 15,500
Net Income before interest, amortization and taxes $ 3,287 $ 39,349

Annual Return on Assets (ROA) - before interest, amortization and taxes 6.6% 8.7%
Annual Displacement of CO₂ (tonnes) - power from solar power generator 2.5 25
Equivalent annual displacement of gasoline (litres) 1,070 10,700

* Installation within Greater Toronto Area (GTA)


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