November 2015 Issuance

• Amount Allocated: $495 million to the Solar Gen 2 Solar Facility.
• In Service: November 2014.
• Location: Imperial County, California.
• Capacity: 163 MW.
• Generation Resource: Photovoltaic Solar.
• In 2025, the project generated approximately 376,605 megawatt hours (MWh) and offset 252,325 metric tons of CO2, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 4,330,465 MWh and 3,058,273 metric tons of CO2 offset.**
• In 2025, Solar Gen 2 generated enough electricity to power the equivalent of approximately 36,282 average U.S. homes for one year, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 405,487 homes.***
• Fact Sheet

*If the RECs are re-sold, the ultimate purchaser of the RECs gains the exclusive right to claim that its load received any and all environmental benefits associated with the renewable energy generated.

**Per the EPA Environmental Impacts Calculator.

***Per the EIA annual average residential electricity consumption.

• Amount Allocated: $39.4 million (Southern Power also allocated $98.9 million from the June 2016 green bond issuance (total of $138.3 million) to the Decatur Parkway Solar Facility.
• In Service: December 2015
• Location: Decatur County, Georgia
• Capacity: 84 MW
• Generation Resource: Photovoltaic Solar
• The project was proposed by Tradewind Energy Inc. and selected by Southern Company subsidiary Georgia Power in a competitive process through the nationally recognized Georgia Power Advanced Solar Initiative.
• In 2025, the project generated approximately 173,150 megawatt hours (MWh) and offset 116,011 metric tons of CO₂, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 1,766,387 MWh and 1,243,320 metric tons of CO₂ offset.**
• In 2025, Decatur Parkway generated enough electricity to power the equivalent of approximately 16,681 average U.S. homes for one year, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 166,024 homes.***
• Fact Sheet

*If the RECs are re-sold, the ultimate purchaser of the RECs gains the exclusive right to claim that its load received any and all environmental benefits associated with the renewable energy generated.

**Per the EPA Environmental Impacts Calculator

***Per the EIA annual average residential electricity consumption

• Amount Allocated: $459.9 million
• In Service: December 2015
• Location: Kay County, Oklahoma
• Capacity: 299 MW
• Generation Resource: Wind Turbine
• The electricity and associated renewable energy credits (RECs) generated by the facility are being sold under 20-year power purchase agreements with Westar Energy Inc. in Kansas and Grand River Dam Authority in Oklahoma. Both companies have the option to either keep or sell the RECs.*
• In 2025, the project generated approximately 837,776 megawatt hours (MWh) and offset 561,310metric tons of CO2, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 9,888,651 MWh and 6,969,251 metric tons of CO2 offset.**
• In 2025, Kay generated enough electricity to power the equivalent of approximately 80,711 average U.S. homes for one year, bringing the total since the project was placed in service to approximately 929,102 homes.***
• Fact Sheet

*If the RECs are re-sold, the ultimate purchaser of the RECs gains the exclusive right to claim that its load received any and all environmental benefits associated with the renewable energy generated.

**Per the EPA Environmental Impacts Calculator

***Per the EIA annual average residential electricity consumption