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25 <br />• NC is 5th ranked state in solar energy generation <br />• Strata is largest solar developer in NC and the sixth largest solar contractor in the nation <br />• Operate 50 5 -MW farms <br />• Will construct approx. 50 farms this year <br />Job Creation <br />• 80 professional staff: engineers, project managers, attorneys, accountants, technicians <br />• 500 — 1,200 construction staff <br />• Average 1,000 NC jobs throughout the year <br />Fuquay Solar Farm (photo) <br />5MW Solar Farm <br />• 30 -50 acres total, 25 ac panel footprint <br />• 25,000 3'x5' Solar Panels, fixed on aluminum racks, up to 10' high excluding utility poles <br />• Use existing land contours; very minimal grading, 100 SF around each inverter pad <br />• <br />1% impervious surface <br />White Cross Solar Farm (photo) <br />• Panels — Polycrystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Cell Panels; flat -blue color <br />• Sun passes through glass, hits high -grade silicon and releases electrons in DC current <br />• DC current is captured in a tributary system, converted to AC current and transferred <br />Duke Energy local lines <br />• No fuel used, no waste, no emissions <br />• NC Utility Commission issues Certificate of Public Necessity and Convenience for Solar <br />Plant (NC Public Policy to promote renewable energy) <br />• Power sold to Duke Power under a long -term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) <br />• PPA is regulated by NC Utility Commission <br />• Project is financed through combination of tax credit investors and PPA revenue <br />• DENR Erosion Control Permit, DOT Driveway Permit and Local Municipal Electrical <br />Permit <br />• Project does not impact municipal services, schools, utilities, etc. <br />• Typical project is surrounded by installed or existing buffers which are subject to <br />conditions added by the municipality <br />• Easily removed; Salvage Value > Removal Cost <br />Stout Solar Farm Area (photo) <br />Visually Similar Impacts <br />• Single - Family Development <br />• Manufacturing Facility <br />• Warehouse <br />• Public Works / Public Utilities <br />• Schools <br />Appraisal Analysis <br />• Low Impact Development <br />• No noise <br />• No Emissions <br />
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