Project Scope: Retrofit Power

1. 1 MW Gas drive Generator system as outlined in the technical description:

a. Includes head swing and accessory component exchange

b. External cooler and muffler/stand assembly

c. All interconnecting piping, supports, stairways etc.

d. All fluids for lube oil and cooling system

e. All synchronization panel upgrades

f. Supply and Install 2000AMP NEMA 1 Transfer Switch

2. Project management includes:

a. Engineering and Design of entire project:

i. Civil engineering for all required site work to meet all applicable codes regulations

ii. Electrical engineering for overall project work to meet all applicable codes and regulations

iii. All Permits applied for and issued in conjunction with end user, power provider, Regulatory Board and Transportation

iv. Health and Safety Regulations/Compliance integrated into the overall construction plan

v. Applicable documentation includes:

1. All required drawings and revisions

2. ITP and QC Manual for all Welding and Electrical

3. Health and Safety Records as applicable to project

4. Parts and Service Manuals for all Installed equipment

b. Construction management includes:

i. Site work, earth moving

ii. Piles, Cable racks/supports installation

iii. Fuel Gas supply lines installation

iv. Moving equipment to site (within 500kms of Rocky Mountain House included)

v. Cranes for setting equipment on site

vi. Electrical contractor scope of work

vii. Power provider scope of work (ex: Fortes)

viii. All construction activities compliant with Health and Safety

c. Commissioning includes:

i. Prime mover startup, tuning and adjustments to manufacture specifications

ii. Synchronizing panel in generator building programmed as per the application

iii. Operation of Transfer switch in conjunction with end user MCC operation, Prime Power generator and Power provider

iv. Training for end user operations

3. Project team includes:

a. Engineers for both Civil and Electrical are AB certified professional engineers

b. Trades are all Oil and Gas Facility construction-based companies compliant with current Health and Safety standards and Work processes

c. Onsite management to include:

i. Construction manager

ii. Health and Safety manager

iii. End User supplied on site Inspector

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1 MW / 1000 kW Generator Feature Sheet

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Cost Comparison Description:

Disclaimer:

Information on future forecasts, where given, cannot be certain to come to fruition due to the unpredictable nature of commodity markets.

Summary:

A one megawatt (MW) generator running 24 hours a day all year will generate 8,760 megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity in a year. For the purposes of the calculations provided, we assume the generator creates all 8,760 MWh’s.

Assumptions:

1. The generator makes 8,760 MWh’s of electricity per year

2. Current Retail Prices for all hours pricing is between $50 and $55 for the next 5 years. This is the ‘Energy’ portion of the bill

3. The ‘Energy’ portion of the bill is typically only 45% of the total bill, as Distribution and Transmission (DAT) charges make up the majority. The DAT charges are non-negotiable, and are a flow-through charge to the Wires Service Provider in each region. For the purposes of the calculations below, we’ll assume the ‘Energy’ and DAT proportions are 45/55.

4. Natural Gas required to run the engine will be 302 GJ Daily

5. Gas forwards for the next 5 years average $2.44/GJ

6. Oil Company is on tier program where carbon tax is not paid

Monthly Maintenance and Service fees will average $10,000