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GREENHOUSE GAS ROUNDTABLE<br />

CITY OF OTTAWA MARCH 23, 2013<br />

Bryce Conrad, President and Chief Executive Officer


OUR BUSINESS<br />

> Electricity distribution<br />

> Renewable energy generation<br />

> Energy conservation and demand<br />

management services<br />

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HYDRO OTTAWA AT A GLANCE<br />

> We are the third largest municipal electricity<br />

distribution company in Ontario<br />

> 310,000 residential and commercial customers<br />

> 1,104 square kilometre service area<br />

> Transports power from the provincial electricity<br />

grid across a distribution network of 85<br />

distribution stations<br />

> 2,700 kilometres of underground lines, 2,900<br />

kilometres of overhead lines, 43,000<br />

transformers and 48,400 hydro poles<br />

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ENERGY OTTAWA – RUN-OF-THE-RIVER<br />

GREEN POWER GENERATION AT CHAUDIÈRE FALLS<br />

> The largest<br />

municipally-owned<br />

producer of green<br />

power in Ontario<br />

> 38 megawatts of<br />

hydroelectric power<br />

producing 255,000<br />

megawatt hours of<br />

electricity per year<br />

> Meets the annual needs<br />

of 28,000 homes<br />

> Greenhouse Gas<br />

(GHG) equivalent<br />

reduction of 25,000<br />

metric tons of CO 2 per<br />

year<br />

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ENERGY OTTAWA - RENEWABLE ENERGY<br />

LANDFILL GAS-TO-ENERGY PLANTS<br />

> 6 megawatt of capacity<br />

gas-to-energy plant<br />

through a partnership at<br />

the Trail Road Landfill<br />

(City of <strong>Ottawa</strong>)<br />

> 4.2 megawatt gas-toenergy<br />

plant at Laflèche<br />

Landfill site in Moose<br />

Creek, Ontario<br />

> GHG equivalent<br />

reduction of 170,000<br />

metric tons of CO 2 per<br />

year<br />

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GREENING OUR BUSINESS<br />

> Our environmental management system has been certified to<br />

the internationally recognized ISO 14001 standard since<br />

2004<br />

> Our non-hazardous waste diversion rate from landfill has<br />

consistently been well over 90%<br />

> Facility energy efficiency upgrades have been completed at<br />

38 electricity distribution stations<br />

> Our greenhouse inventory (emissions) is quantified by a<br />

third party annually<br />

> We are greening our supply chain by procuring 31% of goods<br />

and services locally<br />

> Encouraging E-Billing to reduce paper<br />

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GREENING OUR FLEET<br />

> A plug-in Chevy Volt<br />

> Nine hybrids (2 vehicles & 7<br />

pick-up trucks)<br />

> One hybrid bucket truck<br />

> One hybrid aerial devices with<br />

three coming in April 2013<br />

> Three aerial devices converted<br />

to biopure biodegradable oil<br />

> Eight vehicles with battery<br />

technology<br />

> 14 flex-fuel vehicles<br />

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CONSERVATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT INCENTIVES<br />

PROGRAMS FOR BUSINESS CUSTOMERS<br />

> Energy-efficiency<br />

programs and audits<br />

> Incentives to replace<br />

energy-wasting<br />

equipment<br />

> High performance new<br />

construction incentives<br />

> Electrical Retrofit<br />

Program<br />

> Small Business Lighting<br />

Program<br />

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CONSERVATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT<br />

PROGRAMS FOR RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS<br />

> Between 2005 & 2011 <strong>Ottawa</strong> households and<br />

businesses saved 500 million kilowatt hours of<br />

electricity equivalent to 50,000 metric tons of CO 2<br />

> peaksaver PLUS program offers participants with<br />

central air conditioning a free professionally-installed<br />

programmable thermostat and an in-home energy<br />

display.<br />

> Heating and Cooling Incentive<br />

provides up to $650 for<br />

replacing eligible systems.<br />

> Coupons – Save on energy<br />

efficient products.<br />

> Fridge and Freezer pickup program, 20+years old,<br />

recycled free of charge.<br />

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CONSERVING ENERGY<br />

The average use of electricity by <strong>Ottawa</strong> households continues to decline<br />

710<br />

kWh / month<br />

700<br />

690<br />

680<br />

700<br />

698<br />

692<br />

670<br />

675<br />

660<br />

2008 2009 2010 2011<br />

Average electricity consumption: residential (kWh)<br />

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FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE<br />

> Continue to measure and<br />

monitor our GHG emissions<br />

> Continue to green our fleet<br />

> Help customers reduce<br />

consumption and use e-billing<br />

> Continue to promote<br />

commercial energy<br />

management services and<br />

the highest building<br />

standards<br />

> Build on our conservation<br />

leadership position<br />

> Increase renewable energy<br />

capacity<br />

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ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAMS<br />

hydroottawa.com/business/conservation<br />

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER<br />

@hydroottawa<br />

POWER OUTAGE INFORMATION<br />

613 738-0188<br />

hydroottawa.com/outages<br />

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