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THE POWER OF YOUR HOMETOWN <br /> .0103.10 On behalf of everyone at the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency <br /> (MMPA),we're excited to share our 2016 Annual Report with you. <br /> 1,7 - report highlights many of our successes during the past year <br /> and outlines how we are well positioned for future success. <br /> •"` r 3Y <br /> °zr f ! First and foremost,we continued to deliver on our mission of <br /> 1 ' providing reliable,competitively-priced power to our members, <br /> while also creating value for the Agency and our members.As in <br /> prior years,our rates were lower than a comparable municipal <br /> power agency,generation and transmission cooperative,and <br /> investor owned utility in Minnesota.We've done this by being <br /> forward-looking,strategic,and customer-focused. <br /> We've made exciting new additions to both our renewable and <br /> conventional resource portfolios over the past year.In December,we began taking power from the Black Oak Getty <br /> Wind Farm-a 78 MW wind project located in Stearns County.MMPA has a twenty-year contract with Sempra U.S. <br /> Gas&Power for all of the facility's output,which is projected to be approximately 300,000 MWh per year.During <br /> the year,we also constructed Shakopee Energy Park(SEP)-a 46 MW generating facility located in our member <br /> community of Shakopee.SEP is a highly efficient,quick-starting natural gas facility that is connected directly to <br /> Shakopee Public Utilities distribution system. <br /> MMPA also introduced a new Clean Energy Choice program to provide alternatives to retail customers in our member <br /> communities.Our base power supply is currently 17%renewable.For a small fixed monthly additional fee,our <br /> members'residential customers can elect to have 50%,75%,or 100%of their power supply from renewable resources. <br /> We believe this program represents a simple and meaningful way for customers to support renewable energy and the <br /> environment.This program has been received well by residential customers.We are also developing a Clean Energy <br /> Choice program for businesses in our member communities. <br /> We are committed to supporting the member communities we serve.One aspect of this commitment is MMPA's <br /> Energy Education Program,which provides educational opportunities to fourth graders in our member communities <br /> through tours of our Faribault Energy Park facility and in-school assemblies.This year,the program celebrated the <br /> milestone of reaching more than 10,000 students.Also in 2016,the first Hometown Solar grant installations were <br /> completed at educational and community facilities in Brownton,Olivia,and Winthrop. <br /> As we look ahead,we recognize that the electric utility industry continues to be complex and dynamic,with changes <br /> in regulation,commodity prices,technology,and customer preferences.We are confident that MMPA has assembled a <br /> resource portfolio and management team that positions us well for continued success in the future. <br /> Sincerely, eit <br /> 't <br /> I" 'd 61.44 <br /> ohn Crooks Derick O.Dahlen <br /> Chairman,MMPA Board of Directors Executive Manager,MMPA <br /> President and CEO,Avant Energy,Inc. <br /> 82 <br />
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