Voice of the Customer Mike Lowe, SRP Executive (retired) Landis+Gyr January 29, 2019 Capital Markets Day 1

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Voice of the Customer Mike Lowe, SRP Executive (retired) Landis+Gyr January 29, 2019 Capital Markets Day 1

Smart Meters Michael Lowe Deputy General Manager & Chief Customer Executive Salt River Project (Retired) M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019

Substantial Cost Savings from Automation of Meter Reading Salt River Project (Tempe, Arizona, USA) Case Study: Reduction of 5 meter readers and 1 field technician for every 50,000 smart meters deployed $17 million annual savings at full deployment of 1 million meters $140,000 annual savings for each position eliminated M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 3

Smart Meters Much More than Automated Reads Grid - Edge Intelligence Smart Meters Grid - Edge Intelligence enables a revolutionary level of precision in management of the grid smart infrastructure in Homes and Businesses M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 4

The New Eco-System Utility Communications Distribution Operations Internet PV Renewables Dynamic Systems Control Advanced metering Control Interface Distributed Generation and Storage Data Management Plug-In Hybrids Efficient Building Systems Smart End-Use Devices M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 5

System Capacity System Performance Grid Modernization Plan 2015 Advanced Inverter Project Mini-DMS Electronic Relays Substation Xfmrs 28/56mVA (Grey area symbolizes effort to align roadmaps for grid, infrastructure, customer programs) Smart Meters Funding Identified Distribution Feeder Auto (DFA) Remote Fault Indication (RFI) Rooftop Solar Fault Current Outage Locating Smart Caps Substation Data Manager Xfmrs Temp Monitors Electric Vehicles Active Customer Participation Substation Controlled Voltage Optimization Substation Dynamic Rating Advanced Inverters Customer Storage Fault Location Isol, Sys Restore Next Generation Smart Meters Bushing Monitoring Micro-grids Cable Fault Anticipator Dynamic Distribution Line Rating Opt-in Demand Response Substation Equipment Real Time Monitoring SRP Storage Vehicle to Grid Storage Asset Management Volt/Var Optimization (VVO) Using AMI, Cap Control LTC Control Transformer Asset Optimization Advanced Distribution Management Capability Distribution Asset Optimization M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 6

Many Benefits from AMI (1/2) Big data Daily reading of each meter results in immediate labor savings Interval AND scalar measurements Measurement of usage AND customer-generation Customers who choose their bill due date are among the most satisfied with a utility s overall billing and payment process Remote disconnect switch Avoids truck rolls for turn-ons / turn-offs / disconnections for non-payment SRP avoids 300,000 truck rolls per year M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 7

Many Benefits from AMI (2/2) Voltage measurement Tamper detection Outage identification Support for load shaping to reduce cost and carbon-intensity of energy supply M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 8

Energy Cost ($/day) Customers Want Help To Manage Their Usage 6.0 80 4.5 3.0 1.5 0.0 Do., Jan 15 Total Wed, Feb 04 Total Cost: $3.04 Avg. Temp. ( F): 63 Mi., Jan 21 Di., Jan 27 Mo., Feb 02 So., Feb 08 Average Temperature ( F) Sa., Feb 14 60 40 20 0 Average Temperature ( F) M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 9

Utilities No Longer Dependent on Customers to Report Power Outages Failure points are identified and repaired more quickly Meter with power Meter without power M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 10

Need for Load Shaping in a Desert Territory Solar output peaks before system load Retail Load vs. Solar Generation June 18, 2016 6'500 195 4'875 146 3'250 98 1'625 49 0 1:00 AM 3:00 AM 5:00 AM 7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM 9:00 PM 11:00 PM 0 Retail Load Central Station Solar Onsite Solar M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 11

Load Shaping Delivered by Smart Meters M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 12

Multiple Tariff Options on a Single Smart Meter Platform Help to Shape Load Percentage of Total Daily Usage % 6.5 5.2 3.8 2.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 TOU Tariff (3-Hour On-Peak Period) Basic Flat Tariff TOU Tariff (7-Hour On-Peak Period) Hour Ending M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 13

Tariff Options Appeal to the Unique Needs of Customers Less More Income Consumption Green Credit Standing Age Prepay Basic TOU M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 14

Smart Meters Much More than Automated Reads A critical component in the evolution of grid edge intelligence Interact with smart infrastructure in Homes and Businesses Enable new services for customer convenience and bill control Improve customer satisfaction M. Lowe, Landis+Gyr Capital Markets Day, 29 January 2019 15