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Xcel Energy s Energy Efficiency Programs Derek Shockley Trade Relations Manager Commercial and Industrial

Driver: Colorado s Energy Needs In the last decade: Up 39% Up 15% Up 19% Number of Customers Electric Use per Customer Xcel Energy must meet customers needs Manage supply by obtaining more power Peak Demand Manage demand by reducing customers usage 2

Xcel Energy s Environmental Leadership No. 1 wind power provider Windsource Largest green-pricing program in USA Industry-leading energy efficiency programs One of largest photovoltaic systems 8.2 megawatts Solar*Rewards - 2,100 customers, 12 megawatts Voluntary emissions reductions 3

Reduce Demand Efficiency programs Estimated Capacity to 886-994 MW Annual energy use reductions to 3,699 GWh (2009-2020) Past legislation (2006-2013) 320MW demand reduction 800GWh use reduction 530 MW is approximately the size of Xcel Energy s largest coal-fired power plant in Colorado 4

How Xcel Energy Helps Provides incentives to adopt energy-efficient technologies Rebates provide trade partners a tool to influence a customer s purchase decision Xcel Energy brand name and neutral 3 rd party endorsement Results: energy savings and quicker paybacks for customers 5

Xcel Energy s Efficiency Programs Cash rebates, as opposed to bill credits Existing facilities or new construction For Xcel Energy electricity business customers in Colorado Added natural gas programs in 2009 (for customers who buy their natural gas directly from us) 6

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Xcel Energy Efficiency 2008 Program Descriptions

Xcel Energy Offers Three Types of Programs Prescriptive programs Non-prescriptive programs Studies/Audits 9

Xcel Energy Prescriptive Programs Prescriptive programs Predetermined rebate amounts and related savings for various energy-saving technologies No preapproval required Qualifying technologies are listed on the rebate applications Included programs: Lighting Cooling Motors and variable frequency drives 10

Xcel Energy Non-prescriptive Programs Non-prescriptive rebates For equipment and conservation efforts not covered with the prescriptive programs Preapproval required Included programs: Custom Efficiency Energy Management Systems Energy Design Assistance Rebate amounts and energy savings may vary greatly by project 11

Xcel Energy Studies/Audits Studies/Audits Xcel Energy funds a portion of a study, which may lead to identifying energy-saving opportunities Preapproval required Additional rebate opportunities can be realized by submitting a prescriptive or custom rebate application Included programs: Compressed Air Recommissioning Refrigeration Recommissioning Energy Analysis Lighting Redesign 12

Xcel Energy 2008 Program Results

Xcel Energy Program Results in Colorado Small Business, Commercial and Industrial 2007 (Year-End) 32.9 MW demand reduction 94.9 GWh annual energy use reduction 2008 (Year-End) 35 MW demand reduction 118 GWh annual energy use reduction 14

Xcel Energy Biennial Filing Submitted August, 2008 Approved December, 2008

Proposed & Approved Programs 35 enhanced or new electric and natural gas efficiency and conservation programs Businesses new rebates, enhanced program customization and natural gas equipment rebates Residential incentives for saving natural gas and electricity Low-income customers special programs to provide rebates and help with in-home weatherization 16

Proposed & Approved Business Programs New programs Boilers Behavioral change Data centers Furnaces New construction Process efficiency Small business lighting Self-directed Segment-based Standard Offer Enhanced existing programs Compressed air Cooling Custom Energy Analysis Energy management systems Lighting Motors and drives Recommissioning 17

Enhancements to Existing Programs

Compressed Air OLD 50-99 hp: 100% study funding, up to $2,500 99+ hp: 75% study funding, up to $15,000 NEW Prescriptive rebate of $4,000 - $4,500 on compressor systems under 50 hp and $200/airless drain. Study rebates remain the same. Cooling OLD $10-$50/ton, plus $4/ton above standard $200/box VAV NEW Rebate levels designed to average 33% of incremental cost Detailed rebate matrix is being developed 19

Custom Efficiency OLD $200/kW standard ($400/kW temporary promotion) NEW $400/kW and/or $7/Dth (MCF) Energy Management Systems OLD NEW On-peak up to $400/kW (summer months 8 a.m. 6 p.m.) Off-peak up to $0.0525/kWh On-peak up to $400/kW (summer months 8 a.m. 6 p.m.) Off-peak up to $0.08/kWh (6 p.m. 8 a.m.) $7/Dth (MCF) 20

Lighting OLD $1.75 - $125/fixture Energy efficient lighting including T8, T5, highbays, photocells, sensors and LED exit signs NEW $1.50 - $210/fixture T8 rebates (retrofit only) require high efficiency ballast with low ballast factor: $13 - $22 (higher rebates, slightly different than original filing) Ceramic metal halide rebates new construction and retrofit: $12 - $75 21

Motors and Drives OLD $10-$600/motor on NEMA Premium Efficiency motors 1-200 hp VFD motors $30/hp 1-200 hp NEW Most substantial change, rebates now available for retrofitting existing (in-service) motors, and the rebates are significant Drive rebates have increased (VFD, ASD) Rebate applications available online 22

Recommissioning OLD Up to 50% of study cost, max $15,000 Up to $200/kW or $0.0525/kWh for implementation NEW Up to 75% of study cost, max $25,000 Up to $400/kW summer peak, or $0.08/kWh and $7/Dth Energy Analysis OLD Online study is free; on-site study $200-$300 Engineering assistance study up to 50%, max $15,000 Implementation rebates via applicable program NEW Engineering assistance study up to 75%, max $25,000 23

New Programs Summary

New Programs Summary Program Rebates Comments Boilers $600/MMBTUH for 85%Non-Condensing Boilers $2500/MMBTUH for 92% Condensing Boilers Prescriptive rebates for boiler tune ups and controls Effective Jan. 21, 2009 Applications available on line Furnaces $80 for 92% AFUE $120 for 94% AFUE A prescriptive rebate program Installed equipment must match GAMA specification Applications available on-line 25

New Programs Summary Program Rebates Comments Data Centers Studies up to 75%, max. $25,000 New data centers go through an EDA type New Construction program All implementation rebates at $400/kW RFI process underway to select qualified contractors for studies Two separate paths: one for existing data centers and one for new construction Preapproval required New Construction Program covers cost of energy modeling: $8,000- $12,000 to owner s design team All implementation rebates at $300/kW and $7/Dth Over 50,000 sq.ft. EDA Basic energy savings Enhanced, seeking LEED Under 50,000 sq.ft. List of energy-efficient measures to incorporate 26

New Programs Summary Program Rebates Comments Process Efficiency Self-Directed Custom Efficiency Study funding with customer contribution capped at 25% or $7,500 Rebates per applicable program $525/kW saved, or $0.10/kWh vs. smaller rebates in most other programs Customer required to do M&V Qualifier: must have saving potential of 2 GWhs or 8,000 Dth Designed for multi-phase, multi-year plan Bonus incentives may be given for milestones Qualifier: must have over 2 MW and 10 GWhs combined energy use Larger rebates, customer is doing most of the work Rebates can cover up to 75% of incremental cost vs. 50% 27

New Programs Summary Program Rebates Comments Small Business Lighting Standard Offer Same as new lighting prescriptive rebates (implementation phase) Study rebates at 50% up to $0.10 per sq. ft. $250/KW saved $0.05 per kwh saved $7/Dth saved Third-party contractor will administer the program RFP is currently underway Turnkey process for small businesses under 400kW No cost for audit and support Launch: 1 st quarter 2009 Designed for bundled projects Contains a technical audit phase and an implementation phase ESCO participation, GEO involvement 28

New Programs Summary Program Rebates Comments Commercial Real Estate Preliminary report cost is $8,000; with a 50% rebate Investigative studies reimbursed at 75%, up to $25,000 Marketing program targeted at owner-occupied and leased buildings of at least 50,000 sq.ft. Implementation rebates per applicable program plus a 30% bonus Behavioral Change Indirect marketing program targeted at small and medium-sized businesses Energy Efficiency Workshops Free of charge Conducted by energy consultant Employee Education Campaign On-site education, posters, collateral 29

Biennial Goals Designed to save more than 425 million kwh of electricity and 721,000 dekatherms of natural gas in 2009 and 2010 2009/2010 biennium total of $137 million proposed for overall portfolio of programs 30

Contact Information Derek Shockley 303-294-2082 john.d.shockley@xcelenergy.com Business Solutions Center 1-800-481-4700 Rebate info: xcelenergy.com/rebates Xcel Energy Account Managers 31