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Chugach Electric Association, Inc.
Request for Proposals for the
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation
RFP 21-23
December 17, 2021 4:00pm
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
Fred Thoerner President
9033 Washburn St, Anchorage AK 99502
fthoerner@gmail.com
907-317-5882
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-23 Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
Contents
1. Proposer .................................................... 3
2. Project Description: ................................... 4
Land availability and site control: ........ 5
Prior work: .................................................. 5
Permitting: .................................................. 5
Construction risk: ...................................... 5
Environmental risk: ................................... 5
Technical risk: ............................................ 5
Project schedule: ........................................... 6
3. Energy Price: .............................................. 6
4. Energy Generation: .................................... 7
5. Funding sources: ........................................ 7
6. Project ownership: ..................................... 7
7. Experience and financial strength: ............ 7
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC ...................... 7
Kuchar Construction, LLC ............................... 7
Alaska Solar: ................................................... 8
8. Litigation: ................................................... 8
Appendix A: Site Plat and Utility ........................ 9
Appendix B: Location ....................................... 11
Appendix C: One Line ....................................... 13
Appendix D: Site Plat and Utility Line Grid ...... 15
Appendix E: Spec Sheet ................................... 17
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-23 Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
December 17, 2021
C hugach Electric Association
P.O. Box 196300
Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6300
Letter of Introduction
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-23
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC is pleased to propose the attached response proposal for
Chugach Electric Association, Inc. the Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-
23.
1. Proposer
Project N ame: Point MacKenzie Solar Farm
Proposing C ompany N ame: Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
Point of Contact: 1 Fred Thoerner President
Contact A ddress: 9033 Washburn St, Anchorage AK 99502
Contact E mail: fthoerner@gmail.com
Contact P hone N umber: 907 317 5882
Project P artners: Kuchar Construction –
Engineering, Procurement, Construction
The authorized signer that has the authority to sign and act on behalf of the proposing
organization Point MacKenzie Solar, LLC includes :
Fred Thoerner, President
9033 Washburn St, Anchorage AK 99502
fthoerner@gmail.com
(907) 317-5882
Sincerely,
Fred Thoerner,
President
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
Fred Thoerner President
9033 Washburn St, Anchorage AK 99502
fthoerner@gmail.com
907 317 5882
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-23 Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
2. Project Description:
This will be a Solar PV Facility, with installed capacity of 5.9 MW, highly reliable and most
available in the summer months, with 500 MWh average to be delivered each month. A 6
MegaWatt DC/5 Megawatt AC utility-scale solar farm is planned for the proposed system.
The system will be interconnected to the CEA power grid via a medium-voltage line
extension to the site feeding the two Y-Y 2.5 MVA transformers. Each of the two
transformers will feed one of the two 4,000 Amp service MDP’s with backfeed rated
circuit breakers for collecting solar inverters. The 5 Megawatt of AC rated inverters will
be interconnected to the MDP’s by 480V 3 phase. The solar inverters will collect the 6
MegaWatt of 480 Watt solar modules for conversion to AC power. The solar modules will
be mounted in a fixed position on a ground-mounted racking system positioned in rows
to maximize the use of the land available for the greatest overall efficiency. The DC
wiring will be operating at approximately 1,200 Volts DC per string providing 6 million
KWh annually.
Enough power to:
• Power about 800 homes
• Prevent approximately 8 million
pounds per year of carbon dioxide
emissions
• Equivalent to taking 2,000 large cars
off the road
This project interconnection location is at Point MacKenzie near the Chugach Electric
Association Substation. PMS LLC will provide 12,500 Q-Cells Q.PEAK DUO XL 480W
modules with a 25-year warranty. Our objective is to develop and maintain the largest
Solar Farm in Alaska, 5MW minimum, on 33 acres of unrestricted bluff property adjacent
to the Cook Inlet on Point MacKenzie. This location is perfect to serve Anchorage as once
construction is complete, the system will be connected to the grid at the Chugach Electric
Transfer Station only a few hundred yards away. This project has the potential to be a
huge win for everyone involved as well as the environment. The point of interconnection
is the CEA Substation located at Point MacKenzie and will cost approximately
$800,000.00. Point MacKenzie Solar Concept Plan, maps, images, and spec sheets are
attached.
• See Appendix A for one-line drawings
• See Appendix B Location
• See Appendix C One line drawing
• See Appendix D Utility Line Grid
• See Appendix E for Spec Sheet
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Land availability and site control:
Fred Thoerner, President of PMS LLC is the sole owner in fee of Lot 1 David Bruce Ring
Subdivision. This land consists of 33 acres located adjacent to the CEA Substation at
Point MacKenzie. An additional 14 acres to the north are also available for future
expansion. Access in winter is done from the CEA High Voltage Power line easement to
and from P oint MacKenzie Road. No Lease Required. Access is also available from
the beach of Cook Inlet as the land is waterfront. There are no zoning requirements for
the land, as well as no covenants or restrictions to hinder the project.
Prior work:
The measurement of the resource’s availability is 33 acres, with permitting not required;
possible permitting may be required through State of Alaska Energy Authority. The
ground is dry and consists mostly of sand to 4 ft deep, and land is owned outright by
Fred Thoerner. Land is partially cleared as it was once an airstrip. A cabin has been built
to house staff and construction workers.
Permitting:
Point MacKenzie Solar will abide by all federal, state, and local regulators. Additional
permitting may be required through State of Alaska Energy Authority.
Construction risk:
Subsurface is stable, dry, consists mainly of sand, a nd construction can and will take
place year-round. Logistically, getting materials and personnel out there is more difficult
than downtown Anchorage. Much easier however than Barter Island or Little Diomede.
Kuchar Construction has workers on hand prepared to complete the project in a timely
manner. Additional laborers will be hired as needed with local hire a s priority. The
manufacturing of solar panels is steady and reliable. Panels have become more efficient
and cost less. Location is probably the largest risk, other than the normal construction
risks involved with any project.
Environmental risk:
No threatened or endangered species will be impacted, with no habitat issues and no
wetlands, no archaeological resources, no aviation impacts, no visual impacts, and
no land development constraints. No other environmental risks, as Solar is a clean
renewable energy.
Technical risk:
Interconnection will be difficult to the High Voltage Power Lines, but not impossible.
More detail will be provided with an Integration Study. The power provided by the sun
will be based on daylight and intensity. More sun is available in the summer months than
in winter. Solar is known for low maintenance, but we would have a plan in place with
people ready to work in case of a loss of power.
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Project schedule:
• Phase 1 Initial Design and Interconnection Study, 1 year
• Phase 2 Engineering, Procurement and Construction 1 year
• Phase 3 Interconnection – 6 months
• Full Commercial Operation Date March 1, 2025
3. Energy Price:
Alaska Solar PV Facility Proposal is attached.
Cost Description Cost/watt Actual Cost
Module $0.50 $2,937,600.00
Inverters $0.07 $411,264.00
Pile, Pile driving and Clearing $0.13 $747,520.00
Structural Balance of System $0.13 $763,776.00
Electrical Balance of System $0.19 $1,116,288.00
Installation labor and equipment $0.15 $881,280.00
EPC Overhead $0.09 $528,768.00
Permitting Cost $0.01 $58,752.00
Interconnection Fee $0.14 $800,000.00
Transmission Line $0.02 $117,504.00
Developer Overhead/financing $0.11 $646,272.00
Contingency $0.03 $176,256.00
EPC/Developer Profit $0.04 $235,008.00
TOTAL $1.60 $9,420,288.00
a. System Pricing and Incentives:
b. Gross System Cost: $9,420,288
c. Federal Tax Credit (26%): $2 ,449,274
d. 100% Bonus Depreciation: $2,164,838
e. Net System Cost: $4,806,176
f. We anticipate per MWh price will be $70.00 per MWh per year (price is
negotiable). Alaska Solar proposal is based on 5.568 cents/KWh. PMS LLC will need
to negotiate an annual increase in the utility buy back rate to offset inflation and
to reflect the cost of energy to make electricity (i.e., to reflect the eventual
increase in natural gas prices). Residential utility rates have increased 4.6%
annually over the last 20 years.
g. The estimated upfront interconnection cost will be $800,000.00
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h. No options to be purchased
4. Energy Generation:
Delivery term will be 25 years plus an option for an additional 25 years, at 6000 MWh per
year.
5. Funding sources:
Tax incentives of 26%, 100% Bonus Depreciation, in addition to the Alaska Energy
Authority (AEA), Power Project Fund (PPF) loan program and the Renewable Energy Fund
(REF).
6. Project ownership:
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC would own the project for the project life, and sale of the
project is not pursued at this time.
7. Experience and financial strength:
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
PMS LLC was established in 2015 for the sole
purpose of this project with an end goal to
be the home of the largest Solar Farm in
Alaska. Fred Thoerner (President) is a
lifelong Alaskan with 12 years’ work
experience employed by the Department of
Transportation, State of Alaska, 15 years in
Real Estate Sales, and 22 years’ experience
commercial fishing.
Point MacKenzie Solar LLC has an excellent
credit score and is current on all federal
taxes. The project site is paid in full and
worth an estimated $220,000.00.
Kuchar Construction, LLC
Kuchar has the capability, the equipment, the personnel, materials, company resources
and experience in Construction Management and General Construction. Kuchar Personnel
have worked all over Southeast, Interior and Southwest, Alaska, in foreman,
superintendent and lead craftsman positions.
Kuchar’s experience working as a team with the Owners have all been positive. They
have established long standing relationships which have led to repeat referrals. Kuchar
Construction team has the staff and experience to provide preconstruction services to
include document c oordination, constructability review and commentary, scheduling,
value engineering, development of plans, defining scope of work, project cost analysis
and permitting services.
Purchase of Renewable Energy Generation RFP 21-23 Point MacKenzie Solar LLC
Kuchar’s majority of projects performe d fall under the CM/GC category. Kuchar
Construction will provide input and collaborate on scheduling, phasing, material
availability, and cost of the project and the overall completion of the Purchase
of Renewable Energy Generation Station. Their collaborative teaming approach to
projects helps identify issues, concerns, and challenges early on. Their vast construction
experience and knowledge base allows them to provide solutions that best fit the overall
project.
The goal of the project is teamwork and to provide clients with the services they require.
As professionals, Kuchar brings a large set of skills and abilities. L istening to their clients
in this manner allows them to guide clients through any added benefit they can bring as
p rofessionals.
At the present time, Kuchar Construction would qualify for individual performance and
payment bonds in the $10,000,000 range, with an aggregate bond program of
$15,000,000.
Alaska Solar:
Alaska Solar has a combined experience of over 60 years in large scale construction,
project management, and renewable energy project development. Their team has
completed projects for the Municipality of Anchorage, dozens of large-scale commercial
projects, and hundreds of residential projects. Alaska Solar’s mission is to make solar
and easy, high-benefit investment.
8. Litigation:
There is no past or pending litigation that could affect the proposal or the Point
M acKenzie Solar LLC financial stability.
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Appendix A: Site Plat and Utility
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Appendix B: Location
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Appendix C: One Line
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Appendix D: Site Plat and Utility Line Grid
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Appendix E: Spec Sheet
Prepared for:
Chase Christie
(907) 310-4026
chase@aksolarpower.com
Fred Thoerner
61.248913, -150.019457 Proposal Date: December 16th, 2021
Prepared by:
5.9 MW Solar PV Facility
Why Go Solar?........................................
Frequently Asked Questions..................
Why Alaska Solar?...........................
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Solar Cashflow Analysis..........................
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Your System
COMPONENTS
Your installation uses the latest
in solar technology
Hanwha Q-cells Q.PEAK DUO XL-G10.3 480W *
AP Systems, YC-600 or AP Systems, QS-1
SYSTEM SIZE
NET SYSTEM COST
EST. YEAR 1 PRODUCTION
EST. YEAR 1 REVENUE
5.88 MW
$4,095,775
5,782 MWh
$328,442
Solar panels
Inverters
* If the specified model is unavailable at time of installation, a comparable panel will be substituted. Customer will be notified prior to
substitution.
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Solar Cashflow Analysis
System Pricing & Incentives: Annual Cashflow:
Year Annual Bill
Pre Solar
National
Depreciation
Benefit
Taxes Annual Bill
Post Solar
Annual
Cashflows
Cumulative
Cashflows
0 0 0 0 0 (8,460.3k)(8,460.3k)
1 662 2,208.1k 2,208.1k (327.8k)4,736.3k (3,724k)
2 662 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (3,395.6k)
3 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (3,067.2k)
4 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (2,738.7k)
5 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (2,410.3k)
6 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (2,081.8k)
7 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (1,753.4k)
8 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (1,424.9k)
9 663 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (1,096.5k)
10 664 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (768k)
11 664 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (439.6k)
12 664 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k (111.2k)
13 664 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 217.3k
14 664 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 545.7k
15 665 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 874.2k
16 665 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 1,202.6k
17 665 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 1,531.1k
18 665 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 1,859.5k
19 666 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 2,187.9k
20 666 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 2,516.4k
21 666 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 2,844.8k
22 666 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 3,173.3k
23 667 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 3,501.7k
24 667 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 3,830.2k
25 667 0 0 (327.8k)328.4k 4,158.6k
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Gross System Cost:
Federal Tax Credit (26%):
Net System Cost:
$8,460,288
($2,199,675)
$4,095,775
100%Bonus Depreciation^: ($2,164,838)
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Your Solar Production
Est. Year 1 Monthly Production:
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How Much Will You
Save With Solar?
*Estimated annual utility inflation rate of 5.0% based on 20-year compound annual growth rate from residential utility rates as published by the
Regulatory Commission of Alaska. Also factored is estimated 2% inflation/discount rate.
25-year, tax-free electric
bill savings
$4,158,615
On average, energy prices have increased, and are projected to increase annually. A solar investment
protects against these hikes and generates more value every year.
PROTECT YOURSELF FROM RISING ELECTRICITY RATES
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5.77%
25-year IRR
$0.02/watt
Lifetime cost of energy
Why Solar?
INVEST IN THE ENVIRONMENT
Solar savings are tax-free. No capital gains. Unlike traditional
markets with their ups and downs, the cost of fossil fuel energy is
all but guaranteed to increase over time. The more they increase,
the more you'll save with solar.
According to a study by Berkeley National Labs,
a solar installation can improve a home's market value by 20%*.
Offsetting
87,481,911 pounds
of coal
Growing
66,758.74 acres of
U.S forest
Driving
8,063,927 fewer
miles
The clean energy you generate compared to conventional utilities
is equivalent to:
INVEST IN YOUR HOME
*"Selling Into the Sun: Price Premium Analysis of a Multi-State Dataset of Solar Homes". Hoen, Ben and Wiser, Ryan et al. Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy"
INVEST IN CLEAN ENERGY SAVINGS
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per year over 25 years over 25 years
Frequently Asked Questions
Almost none! One of the beautiful things about solar is that there are no moving parts. This
means there is very little that can break or malfunction. Both your solar panels and
microinverters come with a manufacturer's warranty, guaranteeing tax-free solar savings for 25
years+. Also included is web-based monitoring which will allow you and Alaska Solar to
monitor the system's performance for the life of the system and guarantee it is operating as
designed.
Yes! Southcentral Alaska has the same amount of sunlight hours as Germany, the world's
leader in solar installations. Our design software accurately estimates the production of your
system with the specific weather conditions for Alaska. Still not convinced? We would be happy
to share with you the performance of past customers.
Not necessarily. Grid-tied, net-metered systems like this one do not require traditional batteries.
Your electrical utility acts as your system's battery - it tracks your energy production,
automatically offsetting your monthly electrical consumption, and provides a credit for surplus
monthly generation.
HOW MUCH MAINTENANCE DOES SOLAR REQUIRE?
DOES SOLAR WORK IN ALASKA?
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DO I NEED BATTERIES?
WE'RE ALASKA'S TRUSTED SOLAR PROVIDER
With a combined experience of over 60 years in large-scale
construction, project management, and renewable energy
project development, our team has completed projects for the
Municipality of Anchorage, dozens of large-scale commercial
projects, and hundreds of residential projects. Alaska Solar's
mission is to make solar an easy, high-benefit investment.
Through consistent quality, we are creating cost-saving and
pollution-free energy investment options for our customers.
WE USE THE MOST ADVANCED MODELING
SOFTWARE TO CREATE YOUR DESIGN ESTIMATES
Your system proposal was carefully modeled using the most
advanced software available, and the most accurate
performance simulations in the industry. The performance
numbers we offer are scientifically-based on local weather
conditions and represent what you can actually expect to get
from your system.
Why Alaska Solar?
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WE BELIEVE IN QUALITY
Alaska Solar's mission is to make solar an easy, high-benefit
investment. Through consistent quality, we are creating cost-
saving and pollution-free energy investment options for our
customers.