APPENDIX 2: PROJECT DESCRIPTION

A. CPV VALLEY ENERGY CENTER RENDERING

B. SIEMENS TECHNOLOGY & CAPABILITIES
C. PROJECT LOCATION IN THE NEW YORK CONTROL AREA & TRANSMISSION
SYSTEM
I. PROJECT LOCATION IN THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENT SYSTEM
OPERATOR LOAD ZONES
II. PROJECT LOCATION IN THE NEW YORK TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
D. PROJECT LOCATION, MAPS & INTERCONNECTIONS (REDACTED)
I. PROJECT SITE AND OFFSITE UTILITIES
II. PROJECT SITE
III. 22 ACRE PROJECT FOOTPRINT
IV. PROJECT SITE – 345KV ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECT
V. GIS BUILDING LOCATION PLAN
VI. PROJECT SITE – RECLAIM WATER SUPPLY AND DISCHARGE PIPELINES
VII. RECLAIM WATER PIPELINE LOCATIONS
VIII. PROJECT SITE – POTABLE WATER AND SEWER PIPELINES
IX. URS MILLENNIUM LATERAL MAP
E. APPROVED SITE PLAN DRAWINGS
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SGT6-5000F
Experience

Lead Unit Operating Hours > 147,000

Total Operating Hours > 7,644,000

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322 SGT6-5000F Total Units

Operating and Under Contract
330
300
270
240

# of Engines
210
180
150
120
90
60
244 Operating 30
SGT6-5000F Units 0
93

99

01

03

05

11

13
95

97

07

09

15
19

19

20

20

20

20

20
19

19

20

20

20
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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

Florida Power & Light Lauderdale USA 4 RP 1993 OP
Brazos Electric Power Coop Johnson County USA 1 CC 1996 OP
Korea Electric Power Ulsan Korea 4 CC 1996 OP
Cogentrix Cottage Grove USA 1 CC 1997 OP
Termoflores SA ESP Las Flores III Colombia 1 SC 1997 OP
Empire Stateline 2 USA 1 SC 1997 OP
Cogentrix Whitewater USA 1 CC 1997 OP
Calpine Corp. Pasadena I USA 1 CC 1998 OP
KMR/AES Termovalle Colombia 1 CC 1998 OP
CFE El Sauz Mexico 1 CC 1999 OP
CFE Hermosillo Mexico 1 SC 1999 OP
Progress Energy Hines I USA 2 CC 1999 OP
CFE Huinala Mexico 1 SC 1999 OP
Mackinaw Power Monroe USA 1 SC 1999 OP
Intergen Termoemcali Colombia 1 CC 1999 OP
LSP Energy Limited Batesville USA 3 CC 2000 OP
Entergy Gulf State Calcasieu I USA 1 SC 2000 OP
CLECO Coughlin Power (Evangeline) USA 3 RP 2000 OP
San Diego Gas & Electric Desert Star (Eldorado) USA 2 CC 2000 OP
Tennessee Valley Authority Gleason USA 3 SC 2000 OP
ATCO Power Canada LTD Joffre Cogen Canada 2 CC 2000 OP
AES Merida III Mexico 2 CC 2000 OP
Calpine Corp. Pasadena II USA 2 CC 2000 OP
Ecoelectrica Penuelas Puerto Rico 2 CC 2000 OP
Duke Energy Rockingham USA 5 SC 2000 OP
SCL Energia S.A. Termocandelaria Colombia 2 SC 2000 OP
AES Uruguaiana Brazil 2 CC 2000 OP
Entergy Calcasieu II USA 1 SC 2001 OP
SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

Calpine Channel USA 1 CC 2001 OP
Mid-America Cordova Energy Center USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Reliant Desert Basin USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Dogwood Energy, LLC Dogwood USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Ameren Grand Tower USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Oglethorpe Power Hawk Road Energy Facility USA 3 SC 2001 OP
City of Klamath Falls Klamath Cogeneration USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Calpine Lost Pines USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Mackinaw Power Monroe II USA 1 SC 2001 OP
Seminole Electric Coop Richard J. Midulla USA 2 CC 2001 OP
LS Power Riverside USA 3 SC 2001 OP
Central Satillo SA -EDF Saltillo Mexico 1 CC 2001 OP
Calpine Southpoint USA 2 CC 2001 OP
Empire Stateline 3 USA 1 CC 2001 OP
Calpine Sutter USA 2 CC 2001 OP
CLECO Acadia I USA 2 CC 2002 OP
ENTERGY Acadia II USA 2 CC 2002 OP
UEG Araucaria LTD Araucaria Brazil 2 CC 2002 OP
Calpine Baytown USA 3 CC 2002 OP
Xcel Energy Black Dog USA 1 RP 2002 OP
LS Power Group Bluegrass USA 3 SC 2002 OP
Central Anahuac/EDF Central Anahuac Mexico 2 CC 2002 OP
Calpine Channel USA 1 CC 2002 OP
Global Infrastructure Partners Channelview USA 4 CC 2002 OP
Calpine Decatur I USA 2 CC 2002 OP
Calpine Delta USA 3 CC 2002 OP
CFE El Encino Mexico 1 CC 2002 OP
CFE El Sauz II Mexico 1 CC 2002 OP
SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

Calpine Hermiston USA 2 CC 2002 OP
Dynegy Ontelaunee Holding Ontelaunee USA 2 CC 2002 OP
AES Red Oak USA 3 CC 2002 OP
LS Power Renaissance USA 4 SC 2002/2003 OP
Entergy FPLE- RISEC USA 2 CC 2002 OP
LS Power Riverside USA 2 SC 2002 OP
PPG/Entergy RS Cogen USA 2 CC 2002 OP
PowerSouth Energy Coop Vann USA 2 CC 2002 OP
Allegheny Energy Allegheny 3&4 USA 2 CC 2003 OP
Calgary Energy Centre Calgary Canada 1 CC 2003 OP
OPPD Cass County USA 2 SC 2003 OP
Intergen Central La Rosita Mexico 1 SC 2003 OP
Intergen/AEP Central La Rosita Mexico 3 CC 2003 OP
Calpine Decatur II USA 1 CC 2003 OP
Calpine Deer Park 1 USA 1 CC 2003 OP
Mid American Greater Des Moines EC USA 2 CC 2003 OP
Tenaska High Desert USA 3 CC 2003 OP
Progress Energy Hines II USA 2 CC 2003 OP
Calpine Morgan USA 3 CC 2003/2004 OP
Rolling Hills Generating,LLC Rolling Hills USA 5 SC 2003 OP
CFE San Lorenzo Mexico 2 CC 2003 OP
NV Energy Walter M. Higgins USA 2 CC 2003 OP
Arizona Public Service West Phoenix CC USA 2 CC 2003 OP
Calpine Deer Park 2 USA 3 CC 2004 OP
EDF Lomas de Real Mexico 2 CC 2004 OP
PPL Lower Mt. Bethel USA 2 CC 2004 OP
UTE Norte Fluminense Norte Fluminense Brazil 3 CC 2004 OP
Calpine Osprey USA 2 CC 2004 OP
SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

Xcel Energy, Inc. Rocky Mountain USA 2 CC 2004 OP
Furnas Centrais Electric Santa Cruz Brazil 1 SC 2004 OP
NV Energy Silverhawk Power Project USA 2 CC 2004 OP
Merilectrica SA Merilectrica Colombia 1 SC 2004 OP
CFE Tuxpan Mexico 1 SC 2004 OP
Mirant/Meiya Power LTD. Yulchon Korea 2 CC 2004 OP
Idaho Power Bennett Mountain USA 1 SC 2005 OP
EDF Central Valle Hermoso Mexico 2 CC 2005 OP
Progress Energy Hines III USA 2 CC 2005 OP
Calpine Metcalf USA 2 CC 2005 OP
Ameren Missouri Venice USA 2 SC 2005 OP
Calpine Freeport Energy Center USA 1 CC 2006 OP
Calpine Mankato USA 1 CC 2006 OP
Cadafe Pedro Camejo Venezuela 2 SC 2006 OP
Prepa San Juan 5&6 Puerto Rico 2 CC 2006 OP
Furnas Centrais Electric Santa Cruz Brazil 1 SC 2006 OP
Kallpa Generación Kallpa I Peru 1 SC 2007 OP
PacifiCorp Lakeside USA 2 CC 2007 OP
Idaho Power Evander Andrews (Danskin) USA 1 SC 2008 OP
Calpine Greenfield Canada 3 CC 2008 OP
Enelven Termozulia II Venezuela 2 CC 2008/2009 OP
Progress Energy Bartow Repowering USA 4 CC 2009 OP
NRG Energy Cedar Bayou USA 2 CC 2009 OP
CFE Tuxpan II Mexico 1 CC 2009 OP
Great River Energy. Elk River USA 1 SC 2009 OP
Pacific Rim Energy Josefa Camejo Venezuela 3 SC 2009 OP
Kallpa Generación Kallpa II Peru 1 SC 2009 OP
Caithness Long Island Long Island Energy Center USA 1 CC 2009 OP
SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

Edegel Santa Rosa 2 Peru 1 SC 2009 OP
Energia Del Sur Simba Peru 1 SC 2009 OP
Transcanada Halton Hills Canada 2 CC 2010 OP
AEP J. Lamar Stall Gen Plant USA 2 CC 2010 OP
Kallpa Generactión Kallpa III Peru 1 SC 2010 OP
Duke Energy Las Flores Peru 1 SC 2010 OP
PowerSouth Energy McIntosh USA 2 SC 2010 OP
Union Fenosa Norte--Durango Mexico 2 CC 2010 OP
Xcel Energy, Inc. Jones Station USA 1 SC 2011 OP
Kleen Energy System, Inc. Kleen Energy USA 2 CC 2011 OP
Posco Power Corp. Posco Korea 4 CC 2011 OP
Progress Energy Sherwood H. Smith (Richmond) USA 2 CC 2011 OP
American Municipal Power Fremont USA 2 CC 2012 OP
Inelectra/Enelven Termozulia III Venezuela 2 CC 2012 OP
Pristine. York Energy Center Canada 2 SC 2012 OP
Pacific Rim Energy Alberto Lovera Venezuela 2 SC 2012 UC
Southern Company. Cleveland County USA 4 SC 2012 UC
EDC SACA -Duro Felguera Termocentro Venezuela 4 CC 2012 UC
Pacific Rim Energy Ezequiel Zamora Venezuela 1 SC 2012 UC
Idaho Power. Langley Gulch USA 1 CC 2012 UC
NCPA Lodi Energy Center USA 1 CC 2012 UC
PDVSA Planta Centro Venezuela 4 SC 2012 UC
China CAMC /Corpoelect. El Vigia Venezuela 2 SC 2012 UC
Saline Water Conversion Corp.. Ras Az Zawr Saudi Arabia 2 SC 2012 UC
Pacific Rim Energy San Diego de Cabrutica Venezuela 2 SC 2012 UC
Progress Energy. Wayne County USA 3 CC 2012 UC
Santo Domingo de los Olleros Termochilca Peru 1 SC 2013 UC
NRG Energy, Inc. El Segundo Energy Center USA 2 CC 2013 UC
SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Customer Project Country # Units Type Initial Operation Status

GenOn. Marsh Landing USA 4 SC 2013 UC
Empresa Electrica de Piura S.A.. Malacas (Talara) Peru 1 SC 2013 UC
GDC Generadora. La Caridad I Mexico 1 CC 2013 UC
GDC Generadora. La Caridad II Mexico 1 CC 2014 UC
Saline Water Conversion Corp.. Ras Az Zawr Saudi Arabia 10 CC 2013 UC
Calpine Russell City USA 2 CC 2013 UC
Progress Energy. Sutton USA 2 CC 2013 UC
PDVSA Tamare 1 Venezuela 2 CC 2013 UC
Xcel Energy. Jones USA 1 SC 2013 UC
Southern Co. Mississippi Power Kemper County IGCC USA 2 IGCC 2014 UC
PacifiCorp. Lakeside II USA 2 CC 2014 UC
ACWA Power International. Qurayyah Saudi Arabia 12 CC 2014 UC
West Deptford Energy Assoc. West Deptford Energy Station USA 2 CC 2014 UC
Transcanada. Saddlebrook Canada 1 CC 2015 UC
PDVSA Bachaquero Venezuela 2 CC 2015 UC
Calpine Amelia USA 1 CC 2015 UC
Calpine Moapa USA 2 CC 2015 UC
Calpine Lone Oak USA 1 CC 2015 UC
322

SC - Simple Cycle CC - Combined Cycle RP - Repowering OP - Operating IGCC – Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
UC - Under Contract (Operation date estimated based on best available information)

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Gas Turbine Package

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SGT6-PAC 5000F Gas Turbine Package

SGT6-PAC 5000F
SGT6-PAC 5000F
Over head Inlet

Gas Turbine
SGT6-5000F

Control System
SPPA-T3000
Generator
Sgen6-1000A (104×50)

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Siemens SGT6-5000F Gas Turbine

16 Can-Annular SGT6-5000F Product Development Focus

Combustion System 4 Stage Conventionally
Cast Turbine ■ Low Risk Incremental Development
■ Berlin Test Bed Facility Since 2002
■ Field testing in service units
■ Combustion Test Facilities
■ Enhancing Operational Flexibility
(emissions turndown, start up times, ramp rates)
■ Increasing Fuel Flexibility
(Shale gas, LNG, Biofuels, Syngas, IGCC)
■ Increasing RAM
(Extended parts lives, continous improvements)
■ Reduced Environmental Impact
(sub 9ppm emissions, reduced start-up emissions)
■ Enhanced Performance Levels

Cooled Rotor Cooling Air (Shaping power, base and part load performance)
Low Alloy Steel Disks
Individually Removable
Compressor & Turbine Blades

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Robust compressor blades that can be

removed and replaced without removing
All four stages of turbine airfoils are the rotor
conventionally cast alloys

Flatter compressor efficiency curve

achieved by adding 3 rows of VGVs

A highly flexible engine which ramps faster and

turns down lower

10 minute start to 150 MW

30 MW/min up and down
Proven High reliability and availability
Low Turn down
Leveraging proven technologies and
to meet today’s demands
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 SGT6-5000 turbine
Proven design features…
 Four rows of compressor variable guide
vanes for high part load efficiency
 Conventionally cast blades for all four
turbine rows for high reparability
 Field proven design
… translate into…
 Leading Operational Flexibility
 up to150 MW in 10 minutes
 30 MW/min ramp
 reduced start up emissions
 reduced start up fuel costs
 High efficiency across the load range
 Low turn down capability
 High part load efficiency
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 Proven Operation for this generation
 1st Operation in 2009
> 17 units in commercial operation
 High efficiency across the load range
 Low turn down capability
 High part load efficiency
 High reliability and availability
 Low service costs
 No service penalty for fast start
 Long service intervals
 Compressor blades removable
with rotor in place
 Rotor destackable on site
 SGen6-1000A Generator Product
Line Major Features

Cooling Circuit Stator Winding

 Symmetrical cooling  Micalastic insulation
 circuit  Global Vacuum
 Multizone cooling for  Pressure Impregnation
 stator components  (GVPI)
 Two shaft mounted low  Mechanically decoupled
 pressure fans  end winding with rigid
 radial support structure

Collector
 Static excitation
 Brush holder modules Stator Core
 for easy online exchange  Radially cooled
 of brushes  Maintenance free
 Plate spring mounted

Rotor
 Radial path rotor cooling
 Inlet guide vanes (IGV) Stator Bedplate
technology
Robust Casing Design

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Siemens Steam Turbine SST-5000
Experience

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Steam Turbine Series –
SST-5000,
SS 5000, Reheat
e eat Applications
pp cat o s

• First installed in early 90’s – more than 100 in

p
operation/installation/construction
• Two or four flow LP turbines, available with a range
of last stage blades (4.4 to 8.7 m2 60Hz, 5.0 to 12.5
m2 50 Hz)
• Applied to >180 MW multi-shaft and single-shaft
applications (1x1, 2x1, 3x1, 4x1, etc.)
• Double flow LP with down, single or dual side
exhaust:
• Power Range:
• ~180 to 480 MW (Two-flow LP turbine)
450 to 600 MW (Four
• ~450 (Four-flow
flow LP turbine)
• Operating Conditions:
• Max Design: 2565 psia / 1112 ºF / 1112 ºF
• US Trend: 2400 p
psia/ 1050 ºF / 1050 ºF

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SS 5000 Experience
pe e ce

88 Units In Operation (as of Nov’12)

L dU
Lead Unit
it h
has > 120
120,000
000 H
Hours off O
Operation
ti
Total Series Operating Hours > 4,000,000
112 Units Under Contract

2
112
107
100
90
86
78
0
70
63
55
52
48
44
39
32
22
19
14
11
5
4
1
1993

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Year of Commercial Operation

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sc a e

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SST-5000
Steam Turbine

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Steam Turbine Series –
SST-5000, Reheat Applications

• First installed in early 90’s – more than 80 in

operation, over 100 on order
• Two or four flow LP turbines, available with a range
of last stage blades (4.4 to 8.7 m2 60Hz, 5.0 to 12.5
m2 50 Hz)
• Applied to >180 MW multi-shaft and single-shaft
applications (1x1, 2x1, 3x1, 4x1, etc.)
• Double flow LP with down, single or dual side
exhaust:
• Power Range:
• ~180 to 480 MW (Two-flow LP turbine)
• ~450 to 600 MW (Four-flow LP turbine)
• Operating Conditions:
• Max Design: 2565 psia / 1112 ºF / 1112 ºF
• US Trend: 2400 psia/ 1050 ºF / 1050 ºF

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 SST-5000 Series Turbine – Combined HP/IP Section

Module Shipped to site pre-

Spring-Back Seals assembled from the factory

2 Casing Design

Monoblock Rotor

Fully 3-dimensional high Combined Stop and Control Valves:

performance variable reaction Bolted onto the Lower Half of the HP/IP
blading (3DVTM) Casing (assembled on site)

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SST-5000 Series Turbine – LP Turbine

Pre-set, Pre-aligned in
Factory

Double flow LP with

single side, dual side,
or down exhaust
arrangements

High-performance
LP blading for
different sizes of
exhaust area

Multiple erosion
protection
measures Rigid Connection to
the Condenser
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SST-5000 Turbine – Cross Section

Shared Journal
Bearings

Combined
Thrust/Journal
Bearing

Hydraulic Turning
Gear

Fixed Bearing
Pedestals

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 SST6-5000 – Highlights and
Differentiators

 Performance – World Class Efficiency

 Operational Flexibility – Design proven and
capable to adapt to market conditions
 Pre-assembled & Pre-wired –
 HP/IP Turbine
 Generator
 Auxiliary Skids
 Maintenance intervals – 100k hours between
major inspections
 US Regional Presence –
 Engineering in Orlando and Charlotte
 Manufacturing & Service in Charlotte

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