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Getting Started 35 Grid operators, utilities and governments are rewarding businesses and residents who can be flexible in their energy use.

Discover: Why flexibility is needed Power Flexibility: Flexibility in action Programs for every asset and every market The business case for flexibility How to Make Working with Enel X Money with Your Energy Assets Power Flexibility Why grids The Duck Curve A real-world illustration of renewables on the grid 6 need energy In areas with high levels of renewable energy produce little energy, non-renewable resources generation, such as California, the “duck curve” must quickly ramp up production to match demand. demonstrates the challenges for grid operators. Solar generation runs during daylight hours, while wind This mismatch between available renewable energy flexibility generation typically peaks in the middle of the night. supply and routine demand presents a major challenge But in the early evening, when both solar and wind to utilities and grid operators.

Renewable energy now makes up nearly 20% Flexibility Assets of total electricity consumption in the United States, up more than 50% over the past decade, California’s Net Load with over 80% of new generating capacity in 2021. Continued growth of renewables is critical to win the fight against climate change, but there are challenges that come with the grid’s transformation. Fan Generator EV Charging 2012 Renewables, like solar and wind, produce electricity according to the weather, creating complexity to balancing energy supply and 2013 demand during extreme weather events. Energy professionals refer to this weather-dependency Pump Battery and generation variability as intermittency. 2014 With more intermittency due to an increase in renewables, flexibility amongst end users is now even more crucial to electric grid operators and utilities. As such, there are rewards for those who can provide flexibility to the grid and adjust their energy use to ensure supply matches demand. HVAC 2020 Source: CAISO

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Grid operators use a variety of price signals and programs to Flexibility in action cut down on the maximum demand. Here are a few examples:

8 Utilities, grid operators and states encourage flexibility in energy use in a variety of ways, many of which motivate businesses and consumers to change the times they use energy. 5 PM 6 PM 9 PM These include: Below is a chart of user demand for energy on a typical mid-summer day in nearly any American region. Incentives for assets like storage and electric Demand for energy is highest around late afternoon, vehicle smart charging infrastructure as the temperatures reach their daily maximum and Demand response (DR) Demand management Energy storage and smart Price signals that make energy expensive individuals return home, plugging in their electric vehicle, A few times each year at times Commercial and industrial charging infrastructure when region-wide demand is high or turning on their heating or cooling equipment. On of extremely high demand, grid energy bills don’t just depend on Businesses can benefit from particularly high-demand electricity days, grids are operators use demand response how much energy is used—they Programs that offer payments to use less energy storage in a variety of ways. pushed to the limit to meet peak demand. to lower system demand. DR is also depend on when energy is at peak times Facilities with on-site energy an incentive program to ensure used. Consuming energy during storage resources can automa­ grid stability when there is danger the hours when grid demand is tically store electricity when it of an outage. In DR, commercial greatest leads to high demand is least expensive and consume and industrial companies agree charges, which can make up it when costs from the grid are Electric Load Curve in advance to voluntarily curtail more than half of an energy bill. most expensive—here, at 9 PM, electricity consumption­ if reques­ Similarly, more utilities are now prices are low when demand is New England, 10/22/2010 ted, and receive payments for that seeking demand charges for their low, and businesses can charge 20 GW commitment. Similarly, residents residential customer base to send their batteries now for later use. hourly peak demand that drive electric vehicles can also more transparent pricing signals Enel X maximizes storage value participate in demand response of the enormous and largely fixed with DER.OS, distributed energy events through their utility costs required to meet peak grid resource optimization software program or Enel X’s JuicePoints demand. Customers can realize that predicts system peaks and 15 GW program, which rewards drivers significant savings by shifting analyzes grid conditions to opti­ for plugging in and being flexible non-essential energy to hours mize batteries and other energy regarding when their car will of low demand. assets across value streams. morning ramp charge overnight. Likewise EV drivers, who typically charge at home, can also use 10 GW electricity when it’s least expensive AM PM AM to consume and schedule charging or enroll in a time-varying rate. 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Power Flexibility

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A Look at programs, Consumers Energy – Consumers DR

Ontario 10 assets, and markets – IESO DR Auction – GA Management

New York – NYISO SCR Every state and energy market across the Nationwide – CSRP United States and Canada offers a different The U.S. Federal Tax Credit offers up to $7,500 in – DLRP variety of incentive programs. But all of them rebates for EVs and up to $1,000 in rebates for an New England EV charging station. Additionally, local governments offer major savings and revenue-generating – ISO-NE DR opportunities for energy consumers who and utilities also offer smart EV charging incentives, – Utility DR know how to access them. On this map, we which are available in nearly every state. – ISO-NE ICAP Management The U.S. Solar Investment Tax Credit offers a 26% highlight just a few examples of programs PJM Interconnection from around the country. investment tax credit for solar and solar + storage. – PJM ELRP Canada also offers similar infrastructure incentives. – PJM Economic DR – PJM Sync Reserve Market – Pennsylvania Act 129 – Indiana & Michigan DR California PJM Ontario Massachusetts Self-Generation Incentive Capacity Payments Global Adjustment (GA) Daily Dispatch Louisville Gas & Electric Program (SGIP) and Synchronized charge mitigation through and Kentucky Utilities In Massachusetts, utilities – Commercial Demand Reserve Market peak shaving or storage In California, the Self- will pay businesses that Conservation Program Generation Incentive PJM offers payments to Global Adjustment (GA) lower their load and run Program (SGIP) provides customers who curtail is a monthly charge on off battery during the Salt River Project Tennessee Valley – Large Commercial and Authority rebates to customers energy during times of electricity bills for large busiest hours of the Industrial DR – TVA-Enel X DR who install energy grid stress. Customers energy users in Ontario— summer. Not only that, Texas storage technology, like can pair multiple DR up to 70% of the bill for businesses with intercon­ California – ERCOT Emergency Florida Tampa Electric batteries. California’s grid programs together to some. If customers can nection agreements can – DRAM Response Service Company has been troubled by boost earnings. Over the anticipate when system send what they aren’t – Time-of-Use BIP – ERCOT Load Reserves – TECO Networked DR weather-related outages past two years, Enel X has peaks will occur, they can using back into the grid. – Utility Commercial Load Ameren Missouri Management in recent years, and distributed nearly $175M significantly reduce GA The program pays up to – Business DR Program – 4CP Management SGIP helps to encourage in DR payments to PJM charges by reducing load $200,000 per MW every local resiliency for many customers, averaging at those times and save summer. Rocky Mountain Power businesses. $30k-$70k/MW curtailed hundreds of thousands of – Irrigation Load Control in each dispatch. dollars per MW annually. Program Power Flexibility Industry solutions The value of power flexibility 12 Enel X helps companies with energy management Key drivers solutions across a variety of industries We began managing energy programs two decades ago, and we’ve Solar growth expanded into regions across the United States and throughout the world The share of solar power on the grid will since then. Our experience spans across programs, markets, and assets, continue to increase, with its rated capacity and our regulatory expertise ensures we protect your current revenues— more than doubling to meet 100% of and help to create more in the future. average demand by 2024 (BloombergNEF)

Market reforms New rules will allow increased ability for flexibility to earn revenue by supporting Data Centers Industrial Hospitals Retail Education the electricity grid

Power plant retirements Aging coal plants will go offline, increasing the need for new resources like power flexibility Agriculture Cold Storage Water Utilities EV Fleets Workplaces Decreasing technology costs Declining costs for enabling technologies like internet of things (IOT) and battery storage will expand what flexibility can do

Commercial Hotels & Events & Cities & Multifamily Real Estate Restaurants Stadiums Municipalities Dwellings Power Flexibility

Working with Enel X 170,000+ EV charging stations sold globally Many energy users don’t realize how these assets and programs 14 naturally fit together. Many consumers understand the benefits of We have the a battery—but they don’t know how to use that battery to access incentives and other revenue streams, and how to combine batteries, experience to help 6.3 GW solar, demand response and smart EV charging to maximize revenue. any customer in any global demand Enel X offers a portfolio of distributed energy solutions that reward response capacity customers for their flexibility. program 4500+ customers in Our services North America Planning and design Bundled flexibility solutions 110+ MW We assess your operations to determine We are your one-stop-shop for flexible the best flexibility strategy for your business, infrastructure, including solar + storage + EV behind-the-meter considering all available opportunities charging, demand response and backup power storage projects globally Turnkey implementation Operation and optimization We manage all detailed engineering and We operate your flexibility on an ongoing installation for metering, controls and any new basis, including 24/7 real-time market trading assets (such as batteries) and compliance We handle any required market registrations, We continually optimize the economic returns testing and utility approvals from your flexibility assets Power Flexibility

CASE STUDY:

How UMass used solar, 16 storage, and EV charging to maximize savings

Solar Storage EV Charging Savings 1 MW rooftop solar 500 kW / 2 MWh li-ion 11 Enel X JuiceBox Over $1.5M in total PV system battery system EV charging stations

The Customer The Solution: Solar-Plus-Storage The University of Massachusetts Boston is a public Energy storage, combined with solar, provides a com­ research university in the Dorchester neighborhood pelling solution to these energy costs. UMass Boston of Boston, Massachusetts. They have approximately integrated rooftop solar with a battery system that would 16,000 students total, attending campus on 120 acres enable them to not only self-generate clean energy in a city environment. With 16 buildings and 2 dorms, on-campus, but to store and consume excess power the school uses approximately 63 million kWh per year. on-demand when energy from the grid is most expensive.

The Challenge Automation to Maximize ROI EV Charging Simple, No-Capital Financing Massachusetts’ largest energy consumers face Equipped with Enel X’s DER Optimization Software, In addition, the project included the installation of As an added bonus, the university, through its partner­ high, time-based electricity costs. For the University the solar-plus-storage system will also enable the 11 Enel X JuiceBox smart electric vehicle (EV) charging ship with Enel X, financed the entire project based on of Massachusetts Boston, reducing these costs campus to earn payments through regional demand stations, which are designed to prevent EV charging the future value the assets would create, enabling it to would not only require a low-cost solution, but one response programs and qualify for incentive earnings during times when high demand on the grid will capitalize on its energy opportunities without incurring which would align with the campus’ plan to improve through the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target increase overall energy spend. large upfront hardware and installation costs. environmental sustainability. (SMART) program.

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CASE STUDY:

How one business 18 combined generators and DR for lucrative payments

Industry Location Solution DR Earnings Food Manufacturing Chelsea, MA 1600 kW backup $100,000+ annually generator + DR

The Customer The Challenge The Solution: Demand Response Backup Generator When then-plant-manager Tony Rodriguez and When it comes to bread, Signature Breads’ expertise As a first step, Enel X worked with the baker to But Signature Breads was thinking bigger, and so his fellow workers discovered that the owners of is second to none. But when it comes to energy—the get it into a demand response program, helping was Enel X. Enel X devised an elegant solution, Signature Breads in Chelsea, Massachusetts were company’s largest operating expense—it needed Signature Breads shed about 25 percent of its load providing Signature Breads a 1600 kW generator—at going to pull the plug on operations, they fought help. With industrial ovens pumping out thousands during demand response events and receive no out-of-pocket cost to the baker—that enabled back—not with picket signs, but with their checkbooks, of par-baked loaves and rolls daily and industrial lucrative payments in return for supporting the grid. Signature Breads to shed all of its load during demand working together to buy the company. That was 2006. freezers holding up to two weeks of finished inventory, response events to maximize DR payments and engage And it worked. Today, with Tony as President, this managing the cost of electricity and ensuring 24x7x365 in peak-shaving activities to lower its overall per kWh certified B Corp. employee-owned company supplies access to it are vital to the company. Enter Enel X. electricity rate. restaurants and chefs around the country with more than 100 varieties of baguettes, ciabatta, focaccia, and specialty sandwich and dinner rolls. Power Flexibility

CASE STUDY: The Solution

Distributed Energy Resources Smart EV Charging Enel X demand response, energy storage, and smart EV Demand response programs were supported by Critical relief in 20 charging customers across California pitched in as part Enel X’s advanced Vehicle-Grid Integration (VGI) of a statewide effort to reduce strain on the grid. CAISO, capabilities, which empower and reward users of the state’s grid operator, and the California Public Utility Enel X’s JuiceNet smart EV charging solution to California: Distributed Commission, lauded the contribution as “the only way charge their EVs when best for the grid while meeting we have gotten through these (demand) peaks.” driver mobility requirements. The key to the program is Enel X’s ability to use its energy management Combined, C&I and residential demand response pro­ software—JuiceNet—to aggregate individual acts of energy resources step grams around the state delivered 1,300 MW of critically curtailment from consumer charging stations across needed capacity to the grid. Enel X resources—about the state into load reduction it can sell into the Day 100 MW of demand response and stationary energy Ahead and Real Time Markets across CAISO grid zones. up to the challenge of storage, plus about 70 MW of virtual battery capacity Enel X then rewards participants with “JuicePoints,” from smart EV charging—were dispatched 20 times i.e., cash compensation, for making EV charging through the record heatwave that began August 14th. smart and flexible. They provided the grid a flexible capacity of 150 to 200 rolling blackouts MW per day, the equivalent of powering 115,000 homes.

The Challenge In 2020, California faced an onslaught of wildfires—the worst fire season in its history—and a record heatwave, leading to back-to-back days of rare “Stage 3” electric emergencies and the state’s first rolling blackouts since 2001. But it could have been worse. The need for flexibility is being driven in part by the long-term goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As the risks of climate change become clearer, both government and businesses are stepping Sustainability, up to take action by setting sustainability goals and incorporating renewable energy. Renewables and For businesses, these new strategies offer EVs: Reducing a wide variety of benefits: Appeal to investors, employees and customers as demand for sustainability grows Solar is often cheaper than grid power, offering an attractive ROI and minimizing price risk Greenhouse Gas Grid programs and incentives create better economics Emissions Sustainability & Renewables

Investors Customers Why companies In his 2020 Letter to CEOs, Larry Fink, chairman and Whether B2B or B2C, it’s clear that sustainability has a CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, real impact on profitability. Products with sustainability said that the firm will begin to consider ESG issues attributes tend to outperform others in their industry; are taking action as a core investment criterion. But he’s not alone—a nearly 60% of consumers are willing to change Harvard Business Review survey of 70 senior executives shopping habits to reduce their environmental impact. at global investing firms found that “ESG was almost universally top of mind.” And in the B2B world, as large corporations expand on emissions their environmental focus, that change is quickly 24 moving through the supply chain. Some of the world’s Employees largest major international corporations now demand The next generation is environmentally-focused, their supply chain partners track and reduce emissions. and it’s having an impact on hiring. The most talented young employees want to work at a company that The impact of climate change grows prioritizes environmental responsibility, and they’re each year, and it’s become clear that, often choosing their employers on that basis. to win the battle, urgent action is needed at all levels of society. More and more businesses are creating clear sustainability goals as pressure increases from a variety of sources. Sustainability & Renewables

Understanding Scope 1 Emissions Scope 2 Emissions Scope 3 Emissions Direct emissions resulting from Indirect emissions resulting from the consumption All other indirect emissions that occur in the value owned or controlled sources. of purchased electricity—typically, these are viewed as chain—including upstream and downstream activities. Typical Scope 1 emissions come “off-site” emissions. Scope 2 emissions are calculated and tracking from gas boilers or fleet vehicles, based on the average emissions intensity of the grid How to cut Scope 3 emissions: Work with for example, or other on-site where energy is consumed under the location-based your supply chain assets generating emissions. methodology. The market-based methodology reflects emissions from electricity that companies have opted Many corporations have broadened their environ­ 26 emissions mental focus and are looking to address Scope 3 Methods of cutting into—for instance, retail contracts, green tariffs or emissions to gain a more holistic view of their impact. Scope 1 emissions power purchase agreements. These emissions are more far-reaching—they come Scope 1 emissions are often the Virtual Power Plant Agreements (VPPAs): as a consequence of doing business, but do not occur To keep global warming to 1.5 ° C above simplest to track, and can be the from sources owned or controlled by the company. The best tool for cutting Scope 2 emissions pre‑industrial levels—as recommended by easiest to cut, bringing with it a Many household brands are asking their suppliers to financial ROI. Common methods In a VPPA, a business does not buy the actual meet new ESG and emissions standards to continue the Intergov­ernmental Panel on Climate of cutting Scope 1 emissions electrons being produced by a renewable generation doing business, often even including RFP criteria. Change—emissions must be cut by 45% include energy efficiency projects, site and use them—the business still consumes energy This is having a major impact on upstream suppliers compared to 2010 levels. For a business to solar-plus-storage, and use of from the grid. Instead, a business buys renewable in a supply chain—like manufacturers of consumer electric vehicles. energy certificates (RECs) as a means of offsetting packaging, raw materials, or components—whose contribute in cutting emissions, they first have its grid consumption. In practical reporting terms, Scope 1 and 2 emissions are the Scope 3 emissions to know how to properly track the emissions. this cuts emissions in the same way that consuming of their customers. directly from a renewable generation site would—but is a far simpler task than finding a nearby site to deliver electrons.

Downstream Partner Scope 3 emissions

Upstream Partner Reporting Company Scope 3 emissions Scope 1 & 2 emissions Sustainability & Renewables Tracking and reporting emissions 28

Businesses need to measure baseline Tracking Emissions: Utility Bill Management: The Easy emissions and track changes to ensure The Greenhouse Gas Protocol Way to Handle Complex Reporting they’re taking the correct actions. This A good sustainability strategy requires an accurate Nearly all emissions reporting will be based on various is no simple task, as emissions must be carbon inventory, and a clear and accepted meth­ bills and invoices, but some companies have hundreds odology. The GHG Protocol, created by the World or even thousands of invoices at locations across the tracked from a variety of data streams— Resources Institute and the World Business Council for country. Enel X’s Utility Bill Management easily compiles energy bills, waste invoices, water bills, Sustainable Development, is the standard framework these bills, pays them, and collects the necessary utility meters, and more. for quantifying emissions. It uses emissions factor emissions data to streamline reporting. sets for different locations, sources and suppliers to accurately convert to carbon equivalents.

Enel X Connect: An Integrated Managing Renewable Energy Solution in a Single Digital Suite Both power purchase agreements and virtual power Many commercial and industrial companies are looking purchase agreements are important tools in cutting to define a sustainable energy strategy and optimize emissions, but they require the expertise of energy their energy management, and they want a turnkey advisors to ensure their value is maximized. Companies solution to accomplish these goals. Enel X Connect need partners with experience who can ensure these gives 360-degree consultancy and facilitated access to assets are maintained and managed properly. our energy optimization software platforms, combining 3 digital solutions. It offers energy management, monitoring energy consumption in real time; comfort management, managing heating and cooling systems remotely; and utility bill management. Sustainability & Renewables Our unique 16 years Renewables conducting advantage energy auctions We can deliver your project in a high with Enel X quality and cost effective way by bringing best practices to your project. We help to 60 million create a custom strategy to achieve your goals with tools like organization-wide MWh 30 First, we aim to fully understand your corpo- Enel X creates tailored renewable energy renewable energy workshops, and we rate goals, as well as your business priorities. strategies to help customers achieve their secure the best available renewable energy of renewable energy We then use those to find the best emissions goals, make informed purchasing decisions agreements with standardized renewable secured through our reduction strategy—one that balances your to minimize costs and risk, and manage their supply offers and live reverse auctions. We in-house Energy renewable and sustainable aims with the short- renewable assets to maximize the return work with you to maximize the financial Exchange platform term and long-term plans your business has. on investment. value of all renewable purchases. 2,800 MW of PPAs over the last three years Sustainability & Renewables

CASE STUDY The Customer The Solution The Brunswick Corporation is a global leader in The company used Enel X’s Utility Bill Management the recreational marine market, with $4.1B in sales (UBM) platform to track emissions levels. With over How Brunswick took revenue across 170 markets last year. 125 facilities in 24 countries, Brunswick recognized any effort on emissions required them to gather all their resource usage data in one place. The Challenge action on emissions As the recreational marine market depends on clean Used a centralized platform for emissions 32 air and water, Brunswick saw an opportunity to differ­ visibility: Using data from 800 different invoices entiate itself to its stakeholders by documenting the each month, Brunswick determined its baseline work the company was doing in energy, environment, Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions levels, a products and people. But with over 125 facilities in 24 complex but crucial first step toward identifying countries, Brunswick recognized the first step toward emissions reduction activities. their goals was to gather all of their resource usage data in one place. Workshops helped define targets: Brunswick created a lofty goal: to shift to 50% of their electricity from renewable sources by 2030. Enel X held a sustainability workshop with Brunswick’s senior leadership to analyze the cost and availability of renewable energy products. We recognized we had some issues that were Published a comprehensive report: Brunswick used the emissions data they collected to bigger than we could deal create their 2019 Sustainability Report, detailing with ourselves. We needed Brunswick’s efforts in ESG.

better energy management Increased shareholder satisfaction: Shareholder programs to reliably and ratings (through proxy advisory services) on environmental and social services increased by consistently track our energy 50% following its latest environmental report. use and performance.“ Moving forward: The company is now looking —Kevin S. Grodzki, VP Communications into PPAs, and analyzing these projects using and Public Affairs, Brunswick Corporation information from UBM. Sustainability & Renewables

CASE STUDY The Benefits

More than $49 Million in Savings Streamlined Payment Processes General Motors saves over Enel X’s utility bill management software Enel X’s software integrates with GM’s Accounts and services have saved GM more than $49 Payable (AP) systems, with two-tier client million since its initial deployment. 65 audits approval required prior to AP feed generation, are performed on each bill to identify errors. ensuring the process is both seamless and $49 M with Enel X When an error is found, the Enel X Professional secure. In addition, Enel X’s super-user bill Services team works directly with the relevant approval functionality gives users all outstanding 34 utility to get the issue resolved. bills awaiting approval.

Single System to Meet Global Needs Better Budgeting and Forecasting Utilities vary widely region by region. Enel X In a competitive market like automotive man­ currently supports more utility tariffs than ufacturing, the ability to accurately forecast any other utility bill management platform on expenses is critically important. Enel X’s the market. Regardless of location, users can software gives GM’s financial decision makers access their utility bill data through a secure the insight they need to create robust forecasts login from any internet connection. and track progress against budgets.

Central Repository for Sustainability Tracking Robust Exporting Capabilities GM strives to be a responsible corporate citizen While most analysis required to drive savings and in each of the markets in which it operates. As improve systems and processes occurs directly part of that effort, the Company participates in in the platform, a customized data export feature a number of corporate sustainability disclosure gives GM the ability to export data for multi-site, programs, such as the Carbon Disclosure multi-parameter reporting that individual teams The Customer The Challenge The Solution Project (CDP). Enel X’s software centralizes all or departments might require. of the key data inputs to streamline compliance General Motors, commonly As one of the world’s largest and Every month, more than 1700 of with the disclosure requirements. known as GM, is a multi-national oldest automotive manufacturers, GM’s electricity, natural gas, and corporation that designs, manu­ energy represents a significant other energy bills from 29 countries factures, markets, and distributes portion of General Motors’ overall around the globe are entered into Customized Reporting vehicles and vehicle parts, and operating costs. The Company, Enel X’s utility bill management Enel X’s UBM solution includes a robust library sells financial services. For 77 which manufactures cars in more platform, which GM has been using of standard reports, but for a company like GM, consecutive years, from 1931 to than 35 countries, realized that since 1997. the team created an expansive library of custom 2007, the Company led the global in order to get a handle on basic reports. With the software, the team can track vehicle sales market, and today, energy costs, it needed a robust energy consumption on the sub-site Business General Motors remains one of software platform to centralize Unit, Department, or Area (BUDA) level, or look the world’s largest automakers. and analyze utility bill data. at a customized Global Energy Scorecard. About Us

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