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City of South Bend <br />Public Works Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract Qualifications <br />Life is On Schneider <br />Electric <br />Schneider Electric has conducted a viability review for the potential solar production at the Olive Water <br />Treatment Plant. We first isolated the known limiting factors impacting system size. In review of existing <br />pole mounted transformers, our solar engineering team found the existing utility transformers can <br />potentially allow for up to 22SkW. Their suggestion is to keep the system size under 180kW to not <br />overload the transformer and thus allow for the existing headroom to not interrupt service. This would <br />require a line side tap junction outside the main gear at the GAC Building - due to existing conditions at <br />the panel limiting a load side tap to 29kW. <br />System Sizing <br />System Size kW -DC 316 <br />System Size kW -AC 250 <br />Design Intent Muimum Return on Investment <br />System Type Ground <br />I.dule'."ttage 550 <br />Modules Quantity 574 <br />Inverters Ruantity 5 <br />optimizers Ruantity 0 <br />Baseline Energy vs Solar Production <br />120,000 <br />100,000 <br />60.01)0 <br />40,000 - - - - - <br />20,000 — — — — <br />0 <br />Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec <br />— Baseline Energy � Sotar Production <br />of Total Site Energy <br />402,798 <br />7594 <br />742,888, <br />65% <br />•3olar Production • Utility Purchased <br />After receiving the electrical energy data, our energy engineering team was able to calculate the <br />estimated system size, based on several factors, to estimate best ROL American Electric Power will <br />require the City of South Bend to interconnect these systems under the Excess Distribution Generation <br />Rider. This rider offers an overproduction credit of $0.03610/kWh. The current rate structure combines <br />the facilities energy and demand to one billed cost. Due to the rate structure, system sizing should be <br />based on minimum demand. Further evaluation of interval data on each meter will allow for an exact <br />target system size. <br />Wells 3and6 1 124 95% 1,133 0 99 MinpeakkW 99 0Ea- Dist Gen 99 1.25 <br />Olive Garages TOO SMALL FOB SOlAB TO BE FEASIBLE!!! 85% 1,133 0 5 MinpeakkW 5 SEa-Dist Gen 0 1.25 <br />Wella4and5 1 62 80% 1,133 0 49 MinpeakkW 49 OEa-Dist Gen 49 1.25 <br />Wellsland2&OFF' 1 893,700 131 80% 1,133 631 106 MinpeakkW 106 OE-ss Dist Gen 106 1.25 <br />It is vital to recognize that this location has 4 actual meters. As such, each meter/account must be <br />evaluated independently rather than grouping them all as one customer/user. <br />Here is our analysis of each account based on the data we have been provided: <br />The annual energy data for meter 611322382 (wells 1, 2, GAC & Office) was input into our system. The <br />estimated system size for this geographical location and rate structure would be approximately 133kW <br />DC to minimize overproduction and maximize ROL This site would be in the southwest section of the <br />site overview. The system would include a fence and landscaping. The interconnection would be located <br />at the north side of GAC building. Directional boring can be used in place of trenching based off site <br />schematics. <br />