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KEMA a# technical services related the CEC's implementation of California's Renewables Portfolio Standard, the Emerging Renewables Program and the Customer -side Account. Recent project experience includes a feed -in tariff study, solar auditing plan and a small wind study. As the prime contractor, KEMA developed a project management website to facilitate communications and share files between the CEC and KEMA. • California Solar Initiative Technical Support Contract — Pacific Gas & Electric Company: Principal in Charge responsible for oversight of broad -based technical support contract to support Program Administrators in administering the CSI Program. Scope of work includes technical support, maintenance of CSI Handbook, facilitation of CSI Solar Forums, coordination of monthly CSI Program Administrator meetings, development of meeting agendas and note taking, and communications with stakeholder groups. • HECO Feed -In Tariff Program Support — Hawaiian Electric Power Company: Ms. Corfee is currently overseeing a project to develop a proposed Feed -In Tariff for the state of Hawaii. This project is to support the development and filing of the proposed HECO Companies Feed -In Tariff to the PUC. Project Scope included conducting a two -day workshop with the HECO Companies and the Consumer Advocate to identify key design components for the Feed -In Tariff. • California Mexico Border Energy Issues Program -- California Energy Commission: Project Manager of a multi- faceted research project with four distinct task areas. The first task area is the facilitation of hi- national meetings between U.S and Mexican officials and stakeholders in the energy industry. The second task area is a study of current and potential transmission and distribution capacity for Natural Gas and Electricity imports from Mexico into California. The third task area is a study of the potential for a cross- border emissions trading scheme. The fourth task area is an analysis of transportation and what opportunities exist for modal shifting of freight transport from truck to rail, and fuel switching from diesel to alternative fuels. • Platte River Power Authority Climate Action Plan: Principal -in- Charge, responsible for overseeing KEMA's services to develop a Climate Action Plan (CAP) for Platte River Power Authority, a municipal utility serving four cities in northern Colorado. Services also included development of a customized climate planning model. The goals of the CAP required reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 20 percent below 2005 levels by 2020 and 80 percent below 2005 levels by 2050. In developing the CAP, KEMA worked closely with the Platte River technical and financial team. Measures designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions included energy efficiency, renewable energy, reduced power generation and fuel switching. 2