This presentation outlines Clifton Hasegawa & Associates' commitment to developing photovoltaic renewable energy projects on Maui to supply power to Maui Electric Company. It discusses the benefits of photovoltaic energy, interconnection requirements, site options, and developing a memorandum of understanding between the two parties. The goal is for Clifton Hasegawa & Associates to become an active participant in helping Maui Electric achieve Hawaii's renewable energy portfolio goals through delivering photovoltaic power.

1. RENEWABLE ENERGY
- TO MINIMIZE OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT
- TO MINIMIZE OUR DEPENDENCE ON FOSSIL FUELS
- TO MINIMIZE OUR CONTRIBUTION TO GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
PRESENTATION FOR MS. SHARON SUZUKI
MAUI ELECTRIC COMPANY
RENEWABLE ENERGY
BY
CLIF HASEGAWA
CLIFTON M HASEGAWA & ASSOCIATES, LLC

2. AGENDA
1. Purpose of Our Meeting
2. Company Overview
3. Our Team
4. Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative
5. Hawaiian Electric Company’s Renewable Energy Portfolio Goals
6. Hawaiian Electric Company and Its Subsidiary Companies
7. Renewable Energy Technologies
8. Photovoltaic Renewable Energy
9. Connection Requirements
10. Types of Agreements
11. Photovoltaic Contractor
12. Photovoltaic Sites
13. Environmental, Community and Cultural
14. Memorandum of Understanding and Mutual Agreement
15. Our Commitment

3. PURPOSE OF OUR MEETING
To introduce our team to Maui Electric Company Renewable
Energy Representatives, to share our commitment to
photovoltaic renewable energy and to become an active
participant in Hawaiian Electric Company’s Partnership for
Change.
To develop a mutual understanding for the delivery of
photovoltaic power to the Maui Electric Company system
during peak and off-peak hours.
To develop a mutual process to establish a Memorandum of
Understanding and Mutual Agreement.

4. COMPANY OVERVIEW
Who We Are
Clifton M. Hasegawa & Associates, LLC specializes in project development and program
management for clients committed to photovoltaic renewable energy.
We provide innovative, knowledge-based solutions.
We embrace projects and programs of any size and any degree of complexity.
We provide a dynamic team approach designed to meet the needs, requirements and goals
of our clients.
We were founded in 1999 as Clifton M. Hasegawa & Associates, a sole proprietorship.
We became Clifton M. Hasegawa & Associates, LLC in 2004.

5. COMPANY OVERVIEW
MISSION
To be the resource of choice
To develop and to provide resources for photovoltaic projects and programs
To deliver innovative, knowledge-based eco-friendly solutions that:
a. Provide energy security
b. Minimizes our contribution to global climate change
c. Are accomplished in collaboration with environmental, community and cultural
groups and organizations
To devote and dedicate our very best to minimize risk, maximize success and
continually optimize to meet or exceed the expectations of our clients

6. CLIF HASEGAWA
PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS
Advisor to Major General Rupert Burris, Commander, Air Force Communications Command
for the sale of the Alaskan Microwave System to RCA Alascom.
Advisor to Major General Gerald Prather, Commander, Air Force Communications
Command for environmental litigation.
Advisor to Major General Thomas Bruton, Judge Advocate General, Air Material Command
for Civil Reserve Air Fleet Mobilization.
Advisor to John Whalen, General Counsel, Defense Information Systems Agency, for the
DOD purchase of ComLogNet from Western Union – the precursor of today's Internet.
Advisor to Brigadier Jerome Landry, Commander, Defense Information Systems Agency,
Defense Commercial Communications Office for the development and implementation of
policies and procedures resulting from U.S. Department of Justice anti-trust lawsuit against
AT&T in 1974.
Advisor to Brigadier General Marsha Tamblyn, Commander, Defense Information
Technology Contracting Office for International Telecommunications Contracts.
Advisor to Lieutenant General Al Edmonds, Director, Defense Information Systems Agency
for telecommunications and computer procurements for DOD agencies, FAA and GSA.
Telecommunications / Information Technology Litigation Team. Appointed by Lieutenant
General Al Edmonds, Director, Defense Information Systems Agency, Washington, D.C.
Lieutenant Colonel (0-5), United States Air Force, Retired, May 2, 2009.

7. OUR TEAM
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ROD AKAMINE, CPA
AKAMINE OYADAMORI & KOSAKI, INC.
HONOLULU, HAWAII
REAL ESTATE
KEONE BALL ( R )
CAROL BALL & ASSOCIATES REALTORS
MAUI, HAWAII
JOE PAIKAI (R)
HAWAII REALTY ASSOCIATES, LLC
HONOLULU, HAWAII
LEGAL
RAY KAMIKAWA, ESQ.
CHUN KERR DODD BEAMAN & WONG A LIMITED LIABILITY LAW PARTNERSHIP
HONOLULU, HAWAII
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
INTERNATIONAL, MAINLAND, HAWAII
INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS, TRUSTS, ESTATES, INVESTMENT GROUPS

8. Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative
To partner with Hawaii and serve as a global
model for creating a sustainable, flexible, and
economically vibrant path to a
carbon-free energy future
March 2008

9. RENEWABLE ENERGY PORTFOLIO GOALS
• 2010 -- 10%
• 2015 -- 15%
• 2020 -- 25%
• 2030 -- 40%

10. HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES (HEI)
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY (HECO)
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY --- (HELCO)
MAUI ELECTRIC COMPANY (MECO)

11. RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
• PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV)
• WIND TURBINE
• HYDROPOWER
• BIOMASS
• GEOTHERMAL
• WAVE
• HYBRID SYSTEM CONSISTING OF TWO OR MORE

12. PHOTOVOLTAIC RENEWABLE ENERGY
Sun Power of Schools
Hickam Air Force Base Photovoltaic (PV) System
Net Energy Metering Rate
Lahaina Civic Center
217 kW photovoltaic array on Archer Substation,
Honolulu, Hawaii

13. PHOTOVOLTAIC RENEWABLE ENERGY
The Basis of Our Commitment
PV produces clean, reliable, firm power.
PV production is during daylight hours.
Maui Electric Company system demand during peak and off-peak
hours is capable of integrating PV power.
Delivery of PV power to the Maui Electric system during peak and
off-peak hours requires mutual understanding, collaboration and
mutual agreement.
PV power will be a major part of transitioning to renewable energy.

14. INTERCONNECTING WITH
THE UTILITY POWER GRID
• Written Agreement between utility,
Customer and System Owner
• Required if you generate electricity in
parallel with the utility
• Contains technical standards and other
requirements for the power generating unit

15. TYPES OF AGREEMENTS
• Net Energy Metering (NEM)
• Standard Interconnection Agreement
(SIA)
• Power Purchase Agreement

16. NET ENERGY METERING
• Renewable energy technology
• Systems less than 100 kW
• Excess energy can offset
purchases

17. STANDARD
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT
• Renewable Energy Technology
• Systems >100 kW
• No energy efficiency rebate for pv
• State and Federal tax incentives

18. POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT
• No restriction on technology
• No restriction on system size
• Sale of Energy to HECO

19. THE PHOTOVOLTAIC CONTRACTOR
• [E] engineering. electrical, mechanical.
• [P] procurement. obtains components.
insures system balance. (Balance Of System)
• [C] construction. installation.
• [M] management. provides follow-on.

20. PHOTOVOLTAIC SITES
Land whether privately owned or special purpose is the most
widely used platform for construction of a photovoltaic power
plant.
A land is becomingly ever increasingly scarce. New and
innovative ways need to be explored.
The major criteria to be met is provided in the following two
maps.

21. Island of Maui
Major Roads
ALISH
Prime
Unique
Kahului Other
Lahaina Wailuku
Pukalani
Hana
Kihei
Haleakala
Kula
Wailea
0 2.5 5 10 Miles
This map was produced by the Office of
Planning (OP) for planning purposes.
It should not be used for boundary inter-
pretations or other spatial analysis beyond
the limitations of the data. Information
regarding compilation dates and accuracy of
the data presented can be obtained from OP.
Sources:
ALISH (Agricultural Lands of Importance to the
State of Hawaii) - State Dept. of Agriculture, 1977.
Major Roads - USGS, 1983.

23. ENVIRONMENTAL, COMMUNITY AND
CULTURAL
Our team has a global understanding, unwavering
commitment and deep reverence for our environment,
our diverse cultures and our heritage.
Change is a process of openness, understanding and
collaboration.
We have been involved in all phases of the process
including litigation at the State and Federal levels.
We will strive to address and resolve environmental,
community and cultural issues and concerns.

24. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING AND
MUTUAL AGREEMENT
PV site
1. Location
2. Requirements for connection
3. Proximity to substation
PV plant size
Designed to compliment Maui Electric Company system demand during
peak and off-peak hours
Power purchase rate
Contract term
Major factors
1. Peak and off-peak hours
2. Parameters for delivery of PV power
3. Curtailment
Other factors affecting power purchase
Maui Electric Company requirements

25. OUR COMMITMENT
Our team is committed to work in stride with
Maui Electric Company to be a photovoltaic resource
actively and continually contributing to
Hawaiian Electric Company’s
Renewable Energy Portfolio Goals
Our team is committed to work in stride with
Maui Electric Company
in transitioning to renewable energy