#1eDF renewables OKLAHOMA FINANCE COMMITTEE PRESENTATION Jinnie Hall Associate Director, Community Engagement 2023#22 1 EDF RENEWABLES Developer, Owner, Operator Se EDF renewables#3Overview EDF Renewables North America is a project developer, owner, and operator with end- to-end solutions for every market... 3 As developer, owner and operator of one of the largest renewable energy portfolios and second largest project pipeline on the continent, EDF Renewables is active in every market across North America. With our history of innovation, and deep experience developing and operating renewable energy assets, we bring a full-suite of solutions for grid-scale, distribution-scale, asset optimization and onsite energy. Our outstanding capabilities allow us to utilize our in-house experts, providing maximal efficiency and end-to-end oversight of any size of energy project. ...with the capabilities, financial strength and global footprint to help you secure your energy future. 3 EDF Renewables North America 16 GW developed 13 GW service contracts 44 GW pipeline 35+ years experience 1,650+ employees as of 12/31/22 Grid-Scale Power M Distribution- Scale Power Onsite Solutions Asset Optimization eDF renewables#44 What We Do tot Grid-Scale Power Bigger projects. Bigger impacts. Distribution-Scale Power Experienced. Reliable. Integrated. Onsite Solutions Multiple solutions. One point of contact. Asset Optimization Accelerate operational excellence. Drive profit. Helping Our Customers Reduce their Long-term Energy Costs, Increase Resiliency, and Achieve Sustainability Goals eDF renewables#55 Experience Meets Innovation + Onshore wind Offshore wind Solar EDF Renewables develops, builds, and operates it all – for every type of customer, at every scale. Green Hydrogen Storage M Microgrids Electric Vehicle Chargers With our outstanding core capability and deep expertise, we help you meet your sustainability goals. eDF renewables#66 Team With over 1,600 employees across North America, we have experts across every discipline. Origination Financing Energy Trading > Development Engineering Procurement > Construction. Monitoring > Compliance > O&M Health, Safety & Environment > Community Engagement Government Affairs Transaction & Valuation eD EDF renewables#77 EDF Renewables in Oklahoma OPERATIONAL . Rockfalls Wind - 154 MW, Kay & Grant Counties Great Western Wind 225 MW, Ellis County DEVELOPMENT ● . East Cache Creek Solar - 312 MW, Comanche County Grand Mayes Solar - 325 MW, Mayes County - Grand River Energy Center Solar – 103.8 MW, Mayes County LOCAL IMPACTS 2020-2022: • Last 3 years landowner payments $1,381,821 Last 3 years vendor payments $24,873,295 3 years Oklahoma spend $ 26,255,117 Larger vendors: • • • Rock Falls Solar - 276 MW, Grant County 512620 Commissioners of the Land Office 306848 Northwest Crane Service, LLC 313284 Coastal Composites LLC 307468 Evans Enterprises, Inc 311925 Discovery Oil and Wind Se EDF renewables#88 2 WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT FUNDING* IN THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT (IRA) Advocate and collaborate with Energy Agencies and contractors to support occupational-specific training and upskilling Se EDF renewables#9@$4.5B IN PROGMATIC FUNDING → $250M - Agriculture Research & Education includes providing pathways to the agricultural sector or federal employment → 1.6B - Directly Benefits State & Local Municipalities → $2.8B- Environmental & Climate Justice Block Grants 9 EDF renewables#10DIRECT IMPACT TO STATE & LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES $200 million in assistance to states and municipalities to help provide training and education to contractors involved with the installation of energy efficiency improvements. These funds can be used to reduce the cost of training, provide testing and certification and partner with non-profits to develop and implement programs. • • Oklahoma could benefit through implementing electric weatherization and working with utilities for implementing energy efficiency programs throughout the state - which would require training and provide skilled/technical jobs Provides funding to states/municipalities to create certification and training programs $330 million for grants to states and municipalities to adopt energy efficient building codes . • Oklahoma could participate and apply for grants to compete for the funding to improve Oklahoma municipal infrastructure. This provides another opportunity for training and administration of these programs 10 EDF renewables#11$670 million for grants to states and municipalities to meet or exceed codes zero energy standards • • Oklahoma could participate and apply for grants to compete for the funding to improve Oklahoma municipal infrastructure. Provide training and enforcement programs to achieve full compliance and adoption $400 million for competitive grants to states, municipalities, tribes, or nonprofit school transportation entities to replace heavy-duty vehicles with those that are zero emissions. • Workforce development and training to support maintenance, operations and charging/ fueling are eligible uses for funds under this program. DIRECT IMPACT TO STATE & LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES CONTINUED 11 EDF renewables#12ENVIRONMENTAL & CLIMATE JUSTICE BLOCK GRANTS $2.8 billion for Environmental and Climate Justice Block Grants. Grants will be awarded to a partnership of tribes, local governments, Institutions of Higher Education and a non-profit community-based organization; a non-profit community-based organization; or a partnership of non- profit community-based organizations. • Recipients may use the funds for investments in low and zero emissions technology and infrastructure as well as workforce development efforts that help reduce greenhouse gases. 12 EDF renewables#1313 3 PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES Over 1,700 MW of projects in Canada and USA. Se EDF renewables#1414 Partnerships with Indigenous Communities EDF Renewables portfolio has more than 1,700 MW of projects in partnership with Indigenous communities. United States Arrow Canyon 370 MWp, in construction, COD 2022, Nevada Chuckwalla 437 MWp, in development, COD 2023, Nevada Playa Del Sol 65 MWp, in development, COD 2023, Nevada Canada Romney, 60 MW, Ontario, 2019 Barlow, 17 MW, Ontario, 2019 Pendleton, 21 MW, Ontario, 2019 Cypress, 200 MW, Alberta, 2023 Nicolas-Riou, 224 MW, Quebec, 2018 Riviere-du-Moulin, 350 MW, Quebec, 2015 "The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan are excited to form a partnership with EDF Renewables for the development and generation of renewable energy. This initiative will bring forth important economic benefits to the First Nation while continuing to foster and the preservation of our environment" Chief Kirby Whiteduck Chief of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan (2003-2020) EDF renewables#1515 Environmental, Educational & Economic Initiatives → Economic Agreements with local indigenous economic development office to maximize benefits for community Capacity funding for negotiation/review of agreements and participation in project studies Employment opportunities for qualified indigenous businesses or individuals during the development, construction and/or operation of the project Community Benefit Agreements Equity / Partnership Agreements (1% to 50.1%) Educational Project visits / bus tours during construction with Chief and Council Site visits of operating solar projects for indigenous students Consultation process that engages members of the indigenous community and integrates their culture, history and interest in the project Environmental Installation of eagle platforms and bat houses by members of the community Environmental excavation monitors hired from the community to understand the impact of the development on their local lands Meetings with local leaders, elders, and the community at large to understand their priorities and concerns EDF renewables#16CA Case Study: Blood Tribe of Alberta Chief Roy Fox and Tim Tailfeathers take EDFR team to visit a Medicine Wheel, near the existing EDFR; Blackspring Ridge site. CYPRESS 066 wind project Chief Roy Fox and Tribal Council members visit EDER's 300MW Blackspring Ridge Project in Alberta. • • • • . EDFR has developed a long-lasting and mutually beneficial relationship with the Blood Tribe (Kainai Nation), in Alberta. In 2017, we developed the equity partnership, to develop the 250 MW Cypress Wind Project located near Medicine Hat, AB. (25% of the project is owned by the Blood Tribe.) The project is started construction in the summer of 2021 and expected to be complete by the end of 2022. The parties have worked closely to develop an opportunities agreement of over $1 million, to ensure training and long-term job opportunities for Blood Tribe members. The opportunities agreement, will result in over 220 Blood Tribe members trained in; construction, wind turbine maintenance and solar installation. A second partnership has been formed, to develop the Pe Na Koam 200MW wind project, which will be located on the Blood Tribe's reserve (the largest reserve in Canada). The EDFR development team is working closely with key tribe members, to ensure siting is sensitive to both on-going agricultural practices, but also to ensure minimum impacts on traditional plants, medicines and wildlife. 16 EDF renewables#1717 • US Case Study: The Moapa Band of Paiutes EDFR and Moapa Band of Paiutes (located in Clark County, Nevada), formed a partnership to support renewable energy development following the retirement of the Reid Gardner Coal Fired Power Plant. In 2017, Moapa Band of Paiutes leased their land to EDFR to partner on two solar + storage Projects totaling 870 MW... Arrow Canyon currently under construction, operational by 2022. ⚫ Chuckwalla, operational by 2023 Indigenous members have been employed as monitors for biological and cultural resources and are eligible for training programs through the local labor union in coordination with the Tribe's employment office. The EDFR development team is working closely with key tribe members, to ensure siting is sensitive to both cultural practices and cultural artifacts, and ensure minimum impacts on plants, medicines and wildlife. Arrow Canyon Solar & Storage ARROW CANYONG solar & storage project Crystal Chuckwalla Solar & Storage EDF renewables#18EDF renewables CONTACT Achieve Your Sustainability Goals - Because the Future Depends on Us Jinnie Hall [email protected] 612.486.4507 in fy ©