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6/16/2017 1 Alevo USA Inc. SCAMPS June 12, 2017 Hilton Head, South Carolina Energy Storage is the Glue that Holds the Grid Together Electric Grid From Thomas Edison to mid-2000s Power Grid of the Future Electricity flows in multiple directions Internet enables greater customer control over usage (NEST) Technology enables electric companies to increase efficiency and keep costs down Electricity flows one way Little customer control over usage Electric companies and regulators tolerate inefficiency in order to maintain reliability Alevo’s Timeline of Innovation 2013 Alevo acquires inorganic IP and hires lead scientists who had been developing this technology since 2004. 2009 Alevo Incorporated 2014 Alevo leases manufacturing facility in Concord, NC Alevo aquires DSI and renames to Alevo Analytics Built world’s largest HPC/SMP SuperComputer 2015 Began building first GridBank production line. Electrolyte composition protection patent issued. Alevo Analytics acquires first customers. 2010 Alevo develops GridBank Battery Energy Storage concept using data to solve utility ineffeciencies. 2012 Alevo works with Germany R&D and Parker on GridBank desgn and specifications 2016 First GridBank deployment agreements publicly announced. 2017 First GridBank delivered in Hagerstown, MD 2011 Data Scientia (DSI) begins grid intelligence data collection for Alevo.

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    Alevo USA Inc.SCAMPS

    June 12, 2017Hilton Head, South Carolina

    Energy Storage is the Glue that Holds the Grid Together

    Electric Grid FromThomas Edison to mid-2000s

    Power Grid of the Future

    • Electricity flows in multipledirections

    • Internet enables greater customercontrol over usage (NEST)

    • Technology enables electriccompanies to increase efficiencyand keep costs down

    • Electricity flows one way

    • Little customer control over usage

    • Electric companies and regulatorstolerate inefficiency in order tomaintain reliability

    Alevo’s Timeline of Innovation

    2013Alevo acquires inorganic IPand hires lead scientists whohad been developing thistechnology since 2004.

    2009AlevoIncorporated

    2014Alevo leases manufacturing

    facility in Concord, NC

    Alevo aquires DSI andrenames to Alevo Analytics

    Built world’s largestHPC/SMP SuperComputer

    2015Began building firstGridBank production line.

    Electrolyte compositionprotection patent issued.

    Alevo Analytics acquires firstcustomers.

    2010Alevo develops GridBank

    Battery Energy Storageconcept using data to

    solve utility ineffeciencies.

    2012Alevo works with

    Germany R&D andParker on GridBank

    desgn and specifications

    2016First GridBank

    deployment agreementspublicly announced.

    2017First GridBank delivered in

    Hagerstown, MD

    2011Data Scientia (DSI) beginsgrid intelligence datacollection for Alevo.

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    Ground Breaking Li-Ion TechnologyThe first inorganic Lithium-Ion battery, developed over adecade, non-flammable, with up to 10 times the cycle lifeof conventional Lithium-Ion batteries

    Alevo EnergyVertically Integrated ManufacturingElectrolyte manufacturing, battery manufacturing,GridBank™ ESS assembly, systems integration, andproject development

    Alevo AnalyticsProprietary Grid AnalyticsActionable business intelligence regarding where and howto deploy energy storage solutions to make the biggestimpact on the grid

    A multi-national company with its manufacturing hub in Concord, N.C.

    Concord, North Carolina, United StatesAlevo Battery & GridBank Manufacturing

    Bruchsal, GermanyAlevo Battery Technology R&D

    Martigny, SwitzerlandAlevo HQ & Electrolyte Production

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    Alevo Batteries vs Other BatteriesAlevo Battery Technology provides unique characteristics never before seen in Lithium-Ion batteries

    Alevo Battery TechnologyInorganic Lithium-Ion Battery

    Other Battery CompetitorsOrganic Lithium-Ion Battery

    NON-FLAMMABLEIndependent sources have confirmed thatinorganic electrolyte cannot be ignited. 1

    HIGHLY FLAMMABLEOrganic electrolytes are hydrocarbon based

    which makes them inherently flammable. Manyfailure modes can lead to ignition.

    STABLE, PREDICTABLEInorganic chemistry remains stable over time.

    Behavior highly predictable. 2

    UNSTABLE, UNPREDICTABLEInherent reactivity of organic materials means that

    chemistry changes over time. Unpredictable.

    HIGH POWERHigh concentration of lithium-ions. Electrolyte has10X higher conductivity than organic systems. 3

    LOW POWEROnly low concentration of lithium ions.

    Electrolyte has low conductivity.

    STABLE RESISTANCEHigh stability of electrolyte leads to stable resistance

    over use and time – cells retain their high powercapability even after 50,000 cycles. 4

    INCREASING RESISTANCEDegradation of electrolyte over time leads to

    increasing resistance and loss of power capability.

    1 Verified by Prof. Walter van Schalkwijk2, 3, 4 ABT laboratories, externally validated by Walter van Schalkwijk, PhD, University of Washington

    Non-Flammable Lithium-Ion ElectrolyteAlevolyte™ Inorganic Electrolytevs Brand X Organic Electrolyte

    Images from demonstration video

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    Alevo GridBank Enclosure Configuration

    8 cells per module

    2 trays per shelf

    10 shelves per rack

    4 modules per tray

    22 RACKS INEACH GRIDBANK

    BATTERY CELL

    BATTERYMODULE

    BATTERY TRAY

    440 Trays

    1,760 Modules

    14,080 Cells

    220 shelves

    Totaling: 2MW / 1 MWh

    22 racks per GridBank

    GridBank pictured with Parker Hannifin Inverter

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    Non-flammable, highly durable and high power chemistry

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    21st Century Manufacturing

    Cell & Module AssemblyII

    Sorted and stacked electrodes are brought upstairsto cell and module assembly. This station is madeup of 7 major steps.

    IV V VIIII Module Fill Formation & AgingTray Assembly GridBank Assembly

    During the fill process, each cellin the module is filled withAlevolyte.

    Formation & Aging is a 7 stepprocess that takes 2 weeks tocomplete.

    Four modules are secured andwired to tray and prepared forGridBank assembly.

    Completed parts are installed into empty GridBanks.

    Alevo employs over 200 at its Concord manufacturing plant.Alevo plans to hire 200 more employees and invest $300 million over next five years.

    Electrode ManufacturingI

    Anode and Cathode Electrode consists of mixing,coating, blanking, and welding.

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    Alevo’s First Battery Installed for Frequency Regulation in PJM

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    2 MW / 1 MWH battery installed for

    frequency regulation in PJM

    Installed behind the meter in Hagerstown,

    Maryland, in a partnership with Hagerstown

    Light District

    Alevo will install another 10 MW / 5 MWH

    spread across two more Hagerstown

    substations

    Remotely managed

    Energy Storage Use Cases

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    Time Shifting to Firm Renewable Energy

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    • Peaks in power prices can be shaved.

    • Energy can be stored during low Demand Period anddelivered when needed.

    • Energy production from renewables shifted to premium priceperiods.

    This exclusive usecase underutilizesthe benefits ofstorage

    Energy Storage Use Cases

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    Bulk Power

    • Time Shifting Energy

    • Frequency Regulation

    • Voltage Support

    Grid Services (T&D)

    • Resource Adequacy

    • Power Quality

    Customer Services (Behind the Meter)

    • Peak Shaving

    • Backup Power

    BulkPower

    GridServices

    CustomerServices

    Higher PowerPlant

    Efficiency

    DeferredInvestment

    Control andConvenience

    AEP Texas Proposes Energy Storage in Lieu of Distribution Upgrades

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    Woodson Upgrade Paint Rock

    Fully maximizing the utility of the batterywould be to consider how energy storage couldrelieve an overloaded substation and provide other benefits when it is not needed.

    Proposed installing a 1 MW/ 2 MWHbattery at a cost of $1.6 million

    Project would be in lieu of building a newtransmission line and substation or theconstruction of a new distribution linewhich range in cost from $6.0 million to$17.2 million

    Proposed a 500 kW / 1,000 kWh battery ata cost of $700,000

    The battery enables the company to forgoa $5.3 million substation upgrade for atleast the utility’s 10-year planning horizon

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    Massachusetts State of Charge Report1

    Identified Grid BenefitsShare ofSavings

    Time shift energy 12%

    Reduced Need for PeakingPower Plants

    48%

    Ancillary services costreduction

    9%

    Reduced power plantramping

    9%

    Avoided T&D 13%

    Improved renewablesintegration

    10%

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    Bay State policymakers Sept. 16 said a600 MW procurement target by 2025would lead to $800 million in ratepayerbenefits

    The study identified $2 in benefits forevery $1 in costs at a full deployment of1,766 MW (15% of peak)

    A widespread storage deployment iscost effective Lower peak Better generator heat rates and fewer

    emissions Reduced cost to integrate renewables Increased grid flexibility and resiliency Deferred capital investments

    Notes1. http://www.mass.gov/eea/docs/doer/state-of-charge-report.pdf

    APPENDIX

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    GridBanks Optimize the Entire GridAlevo is the Swiss Army Knife for the grid with tools that offer flexibility across the entire electricity supply chain

    Value Proposition

    Revenue Producing

    Cost Saving

    Increases Grid Reliability

    Preserving Legacy Assets

    GENERATION

    Reduces GHGs, Water andFossil Fuel Consumption

    TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION CONSUMPTION/DG

    GridBanks are EnergySource Agnostic

    Solar

    Wind

    Coal

    Oil/Diesel/Gas

    Nuclear

    GridBanks Offer aRange of Services

    Ancillary Services

    Peak Shaving

    Renewables Integration

    T&D Deferral

    Backup Power

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    Alevo Service ApplicationsGridBank ESS can fulfill a broad spectrum of service applications for the grid specializing in 2 or more cycles per day

    Alevo Power ZoneApplications less than 60minutes. Alevo GridBanks areideal for this “heavy lifting” zone.GridBanks can deliver multiplehigh power cycles, multiple timesa day.

    Alevo Energy ZoneApplications up to 2 hours. Whilecapable of longer durations, theGridBank’s value proposition ishighest between 20 millisecondand 2-hour applications.

    GridBanks are ideally suited for high power applications, delivering high power within 60-minute intervals multipletimes through the day without overheating or shortening their power output or cycle life.

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    Alevo to build and operate first energy storage project in Georgetown,Texas.

    Georgetown is first to procure 100% of its energy from renewables.

    Installation will provide fast response regulation services (FFRS).

    Project is an important milestone in evolution of the Texas market.

    Alevo will provide ongoing management and Operations andMaintenance services.

    Currently Announced GridBank DeploymentsIn 2016, Alevo publicly announced 2 installation projects in Lewes, Delaware and Georgetown, Texas

    8 MW / 4 MWhLewes, Delaware, USA

    10 MW / 3 MWhRabbit Hill- Georgetown, Texas, USA

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    Alevo is working closely with the City of Lewes Board of Public Works onrepurposing a retired oil-fired generator building.

    Goal is to manage and improve capacity and transmission and to betterintegrate wind and solar.

    Marks largest energy storage system in Delaware.

    Lewes is ranked 10th in USA for solar penetration.

    “The installation of the 8 MW battery will provide a significant tool to manageour capacity charges, our peak demands and transmission charges, and weanticipate it to be a boon for the citizens of Lewes.” -Mayor of Lewes

    U.S. Energy Storage Policy Focus Areas

    Policymakers interested instorage due to versatility andflexibility it affords

    Energy storage alleviates theneed to “overbuild” theelectric grid• Makes power plants more

    efficient• Lowers peak demand• Postpones T&D investment• Enhances power quality

    “A More Efficient, MoreCost-Effective Grid”

    Nevada

    Arizona

    Oregon

    Hawaii

    New York

    Massachusetts

    Maryland

    Texas

    New Jersey

    California

    FERC / Regional Transmission Organizations

    VerticallyIntegrated

    T&D Only

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    Alevo Energy Overview

    BATTERY MANUFACTURERS

    PROJECT DEVELOPERS SYSTEM INTEGRATORSALEVO ECOSYSTEM

    • Battery Manufacturer – Manufactures batteries which can be integratedand utilized for energy storage.

    • Project Developer - Manages the development process of anEnergy Storage Deployment by securing sites - doing the EPC(engineering, permitting, contracting) and possibly managing them.

    • System Integrator - Builds Battery Energy Storage Systems and integratesthe various components, e.g. Inverters, Batteries & Battery ManagementSystem.

    ECO SYSTEM

    Alevo separates itself from the competition byimplementing the only vertically integrated,turn key lithium-ion energy storage solution.

    All Systems Designed To Communicate Together

    Reduces Failures

    Saves Time

    Turnkey Operation Lowers Costs

    Benjamin Y. LoweDirector, Policy and Market [email protected](704) 260-7405 (office)(704) 792-8797 (mobile)

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