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Contracting Opportunity

Title: St. Lawrence Combined Heat & Power Generating Facility Agency: Mental Health, NYS Office of

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Date of Issue: 09/21/2015

Due Date/Time: 10/09/2015 4:00 PM County(ies): St. Lawrence

Location: St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center CampusClassification(s): Utilities - Consulting & Other Services

Opportunity Type: Requests for information (RFI) and Requests for Comment (RFC)Description: The New York State Office of Mental Health, (hereafter the OMH, or the Office) in

conjunction with the New York State Department of Corrections and CommunitySupervision (hereafter DOCCS), seeks to compile information for the potentialdevelopment of a CHP Generating Facility associated with the St. LawrencePsychiatric Center and the Ogdensburg Correctional Facility. Included with this RFIare location maps and historical energy consumption data for each facility.

It is the intent of this RFI to acquire information that will assist with the evaluationof potential options for the development, or redevelopment, of a CHP GeneratingFacility installed, owned, operated and maintained by a heat and power developerunder contract to the OMH, on land controlled by the developer, or a CHPGenerating Facility installed, operated and maintained by the developer and ownedby the State of New York.

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Contact Information

Primary contact: Mental Health, NYS Office ofCentral OfficeConsolidated Business OfficeLee VanApeldornCMS 275 New Scotland Ave.Unit NAlbany, NY 12208United StatesPh: 518-549-5220Lee.VanApeldorn@omh.ny.gov

Submit to contact: Mental Health, NYS Office ofCentral OfficeConsolidated Business OfficeLee VanApeldornCMS 275 New Scotland Ave.Unit NAlbany, NY 12208United StatesPh: 518-549-5220Lee.VanApeldorn@omh.ny.gov

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  Supporting document(s) shown below:

The following supporting documents are available for download:

Document title Description TypeMaps / EnergyUsage

Maps / Energy Usage pdf

Request ForInformation

Purpose, Background pdf

  To download these documents, please visit the New York State Contract Reporterwebsite: http://www.nyscr.ny.gov

     © 2015, Empire State Development http://www.esd.ny.gov/

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NYS Office of Mental Health Ogdensburg Power Plant

Combined Heat and Power Facility Request for Information

I. Purpose In the furtherance of Governor Cuomo’s vision for a cleaner and more sustainable New York, and to realize the economic benefits available from public - private partnerships, this Request for Information (RFI) solicits responses and feedback from heat and power developers, the heat and power industry, government agencies, and any other stake holder to questions presented in this document related to the development, or redevelopment, of a Combined Heat and Power Generating Facility (CHP) located on public lands.

The New York State Office of Mental Health, (hereafter the OMH, or the Office) in conjunction with the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (hereafter DOCCS), seeks to compile information for the potential development of a CHP Generating Facility associated with the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center and the Ogdensburg Correctional Facility. Included with this RFI are location maps and historical energy consumption data for each facility.

It is the intent of this RFI to acquire information that will assist with the evaluation of potential options for the development, or redevelopment, of a CHP Generating Facility installed, owned, operated and maintained by a heat and power developer under contract to the OMH, on land controlled by the developer, or a CHP Generating Facility installed, operated and maintained by the developer and owned by the State of New York.

The energy generated will be supplied and delivered to the OMH and DOCCS in sufficient quantities to meet the facilities’ annual energy needs, subject to a 20-year or 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).

This RFI is not a formal procurement nor does it represent a commitment to issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) or Request for Proposals (RFP) in the future. This RFI is an inquiry only. No contract or agreement will be made based on the results of this RFI.

A separate RFP may be released at a later date based upon the information received in response to this RFI. Responding to this RFI is entirely voluntary and will in no way affect the Office’s or its Commissioner’s consideration of any proposal submitted in response to a subsequent solicitation via a RFP.

Any and all information obtained as a result of this RFI may ultimately be used all or in part for the formation of a RFP.

II. Background AG Energy L.P. (AG) owns a natural gas-fired cogeneration power plant located on the grounds of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center (SLPC) in Ogdensburg, New York. The plant was commissioned in 1994 as a Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act Qualifying Facility, providing electricity to Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation (NMPC) under a long-term PPA. It has also served the thermal (i.e. steam) energy needs of the SLPC and the Ogdensburg Correctional Facility (OCF) since it began operation, in accordance with a 25-year agreement. The steam is required to maintain the appropriate environmental conditions at both facilities. Neither facility has the capability of producing steam to meet its needs. Upon termination of the 25-year agreement AG is obligated to remove the existing building and the steam generating infrastructure located therein (though this requirement could be modified if re-use was desired and a proposal was acceptable to New York State).

In 1997 AG and NMPC terminated the PPA in connection with the implementation of a Master Restructuring Agreement between NMPC and certain independent power producers. Subsequent to this agreement the facility no longer was required to operate as a 79 MW capacity cogeneration facility, but has continued to provide the necessary thermal energy to the SLPC and OCF. Electrical power is provided to the SLPC and OCF directly from National Grid.

The following general information is provided:

• Attachment 1 – Property Map

• Attachment 2 – Facility Map

• Attachment 3 – Historical Steam Usage

• Attachment 4 – Historical Electrical Usage (SLPC)

• Attachment 5 – Historical Electrical Usage (OCF)

III. Information Requested This RFI has been issued for the purpose of gathering information regarding the development and operation of the CHP Generating Facility by a private entity, or entities, in association with facilities operated by the State of New York.

The following shall be the minimum requirements for purposes of this informational solicitation:

A. General Experience 1. What experience and qualifications are important to the likely success of a respondent in developing CHP projects greater than 75 MW, or CHP projects sized solely for the energy requirements of the SLPC and OCS? 2. What elements are important to a respondent’s capability of entering into and supporting a 20-year to 25-year energy supply and delivery agreement? 3. What experience does the respondent (including teamed contractors and investors) have working with local, state, or federal government entities?

B. Plant Technology, Capacity, Development and Delivery 1. What is the recommended installed capacity and output, expressed in respective units, of a CHP Generating Facility, given the information presented in Attachments 3 (Steam), 4 & 5 (Electric)? 2. Please explain the reasoning in the capacity recommendations. 3. Would you anticipate supplying energy to other consumers, including but not limited to potential purchasers of surplus parcels on the SLPC campus (for commercial and/or residential development)? If so, please enumerate the additional capacity and output requirements in your responses to B.1 and B.2. 4. Various fuel sources can require different approaches to collection, storage, and transportation or transmission, as well as different considerations regarding the conversion process and power generation technology that they would most effectively fuel. What CHP technology(ies) and fuel source(s) would the developer utilize? What reasons are used for the selected approach? 5. Would this selected approach require the removal of the existing building? Would this require additional area than what the current footprint (≈ 3.5 acres) provides? If deemed necessary to expand, modify, or alter the existing facility, site footprint, and/or operations how would the respondent address disturbances, either temporary or permanent, to the surrounding environment and missions of the SLPC and OCF? 6. How would the respondent connect to existing site infrastructure and, also, the local utility companies’ transmission and/or distribution systems? Will any new or upgraded utility services, temporary or permanent, be required to serve the needs of the Project? Would any existing utility connections be abandoned? 7. What are the expected operation, maintenance, and emergency needs of the system and how will they be provided for? Please also address the reliability and expected life of the CHP plant the respondent would develop. 8. Please include a likely schedule addressing the anticipated time for design, permitting, construction and operation of the proposed plant.

C. Transitional Period (Existing Plant Shut-Down to New Plant Start-Up) 1. How would the respondent manage a transitional period, operationally and contractually, that may exist from the current agreement’s termination to commencement of a new long-term agreement? 2. Would a temporary thermal energy generating facility be necessary? Please describe associated requirements including, but not limited to, primary and redundant equipment, staffing, contractual, and ancillary needs.

D. Funding and Cost Considerations 1. Do you anticipate public, private, or utility funding, or incentives, being available for the Project? If so, what would be the anticipated source of these funds, or incentives, and how do they add value to the Project? 2. Describe any applicable utility imposed fees. 3. Will the respondent provide OMH guaranteed energy supply and delivery for the period defined in a long-term agreement? 4. What type of cost and cost structures should be expected? 5. Are escalating or decreasing payment rates expected?

E. Regulatory 1. What type of permits, reviews and/or approvals by local, state and federal government entities, are required? 2. Do you foresee local, state or federal legislative issues that would hinder or help the feasibility of the Project? If so, what are they and how could they be resolved?

F. Miscellaneous 1. Are there any particular concerns with any of the information that has been provided for this RFI? Please explain those concerns and provide proposed responses to address those concerns. 2. What further information would a private developer require in order to facilitate project development? 3. Are there any other issues or facts that OMH should consider in assessing the feasibility of the Project? 4. What are key factors facilitating success, and potential barriers impeding success, that would make delivering a CHP project for OMH more or less likely?

IV. Response Format Respondents should provide a description of their company and the intended facility, in particular, the benefits of its operation to the mission of the SLPC and OCF, and to the State of New York. At a minimum, please provide the following:

• Company Name; • Company Address; • Representative contact information including title;

• History in the combined heat and power generation industry with the development, operation, and maintenance of CHP facilities;

• Answers to questions in A-F above. Respondents are encouraged to describe in detail any features or capabilities of a proposed facility that are not implied or included within this RFI. Respondents agree that any costs incurred in responding to this RFI, or in support of presentations or demonstrations associated with this RFI, shall be the responsibility of the submitting respondent. The Office of Mental Health may seek additional information (clarifying or otherwise) following the receipt of the RFI responses. This may be through phone discussions, meetings, correspondence, or in-person interviews, and may be with an individual respondent, a subset of respondents, or all respondents.

V. Procurement Law Since this is not a solicitation that will result in a contract, it does not fall under the procurement lobbying law; therefore, there is no restricted period.

VI. RFI Question Deadline: The deadline for questions is: 3:00 PM ET September 25, 2015. All questions which may arise regarding the Request for Information should be sent via email to the designated NYS OMH contact listed below:

Lee Van Apeldorn, Contract Management Specialist II E-Mail: Lee.VanApeldorn@omh.ny.gov All Questions and Answers will be posted to the New York State Contract Reporter website no later than Wednesday, September 30, 2015. There is no guarantee that any questions received after the question deadline will be addressed prior to the RFI due date.

VII. Response and Due Date Responses must be returned by October 9, 2015, no later than 4:00pm. Mailed or delivered submission is preferred and should be sent to the address listed below: New York State Office of Mental Health Attn: Lee Van Apeldorn, Contract Management Specialist II 75 New Scotland Avenue, CBO Unit N Albany, NY 12208 Re: RFI Ogdensburg Power Plant

Campus Map with Aerial Imagery of April 2013

LegendBuilding Status

Non OMH Long TermNOMHSTOMH Long TermOMH Short TermOMH Short Term (Vacant)

OMH PropertyCurrent OMH Property

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center0 400 800 1,200200

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Attachment 1

St Lawrence PC CO-Gen w/Aerial Imagery 2014

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center . Printing Date: July 30, 2015File: St_Lawrence\Arc9MXD\STL_CoGen_Ortho_11x17_Landscape.mxd

Proj Manager: J.StuartData Source: NYSOMHImage: Bing 20140 150 300 45075

Feet Attachment 2

Attachment 3 Steam Production*

2009‐2014

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center

Ogdensburg Correctional Facility

Ogdensburg, NY

SLPC OCF Total SLPC OCF TotalApr 5,462 3,686 9,148 5,325 3,685 9,010May 4,873 1,877 6,750 5,242 2,051 7,292Jun 6,568 792 7,360 6,803 1,624 8,426Jul 6,304 823 7,127 6,369 1,334 7,702Aug 6,214 885 7,099 5,988 1,368 7,356Sep 5,882 1,088 6,970 5,322 1,440 6,761Oct 5,472 2,109 7,581 4,988 2,544 7,532Nov 6,276 3,544 9,820 6,075 4,231 10,306Dec 7,217 4,334 11,552 7,625 4,979 12,604Jan 9,243 5,449 14,692 8,518 5,557 14,075Feb 8,280 5,881 14,160 7,495 4,863 12,358Mar 7,105 5,204 12,310 7,978 5,196 13,174

FY Total 78,897 35,672 114,569 77,727 38,871 116,598

SLPC OCF Total SLPC OCF TotalApr 5,345 3,702 9,047 5,230 4,042 9,272May 5,838 2,009 7,847 5,701 2,071 7,772Jun 5,595 1,178 6,773 8,124 1,224 9,348Jul 6,897 428 7,326 8,022 823 8,845Aug 7,220 276 7,496 9,210 783 9,993Sep 5,528 1,014 6,541 7,779 893 8,672Oct 4,348 2,864 7,211 4,916 2,927 7,843Nov 5,871 3,818 9,688 5,706 3,265 8,970Dec 7,401 4,531 11,932 7,433 4,531 11,964Jan 8,439 5,137 13,576 8,295 5,150 13,445Feb 7,643 4,729 12,372 7,348 4,444 11,792Mar 7,087 4,462 11,548 6,003 4,117 10,120

FY Total 77,211 34,146 111,358 83,768 34,270 118,037

SLPC OCF Total SLPC OCF TotalApr 5,301 3,055 8,356 5,627 3,666 9,293May 6,339 2,146 8,485 4,906 2,637 7,543Jun 6,502 1,084 7,587 5,664 1,706 7,370Jul 8,053 803 8,856 6,717 1,445 8,162Aug 7,112 817 7,929 7,078 1,169 8,247Sep 5,126 976 6,102 5,106 1,654 6,761Oct 4,310 3,514 7,824 4,796 3,495 8,290Nov 5,874 4,229 10,103 5,318 3,790 9,108Dec 8,049 5,169 13,218 7,897 5,126 13,023Jan 8,739 5,376 14,115 8,595 5,341 13,935Feb 7,840 4,888 12,728 7,414 4,511 11,925Mar 7,422 5,063 12,485 6,148 4,310 10,458

FY Total 80,666 37,120 117,787 75,265 38,850 114,115

FY '09/10FY '10/11

FY '11/12

FY '14/15 FY '13/14

FY '12/13

* Units in Mlbs Page1 of 1

Attachment 4 Monthly Electric Consumption*

2009‐2014

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center

Ogdensburg, NY

Bldg. 037 Bldg. 065 Bldg. 067 Bldg. 069 Bldg. 201 Bldg. 202 Bldg. 203 Bldg. 212 Bldg. 301

Month-Yr LaundryPritchard and

OGS St. Law. ATC2400 Volt

Distribution TrinityChildren &

Youth Bridgeview

Sewage Pumping Station

Northwood Manor

Cumulative (MWh)

Total Facility (MWh)

Jan-09 4,080 13,848 37,285 80,400 393,725 67,000 129,024 5,694 14,320 721 682

Feb-09 3,600 12,108 34,635 70,200 369,191 71,500 119,040 4,646 13,520 677 599

Mar-09 4,080 12,960 38,255 75,400 303,072 68,500 132,096 5,139 14,240 630 650

Apr-09 4,080 12,144 29,720 63,700 385,480 66,000 124,416 4,468 14,160 681 612

May-09 3,840 10,776 19,595 56,400 390,606 116,500 124,416 3,005 14,480 718 637

Jun-09 3,360 8,928 22,520 70,500 322,083 28,500 182,016 2,719 19,120 635 662

Jul-09 2,400 8,400 23,300 53,500 344,109 85,500 192,768 2,487 24,480 708 751

Aug-09 2,400 7,992 25,530 66,400 356,709 79,500 200,448 2,265 26,880 737 771

Sep-09 2,160 6,996 20,970 59,100 316,406 74,000 163,584 3,045 19,360 641 666

Oct-09 3,840 10,332 25,680 62,000 398,946 65,000 115,968 2,034 13,040 678 628

Nov-09 3,840 9,540 35,280 62,200 316,590 68,000 123,648 3,255 12,480 615 625

Dec-09 4,320 10,428 35,005 74,600 323,447 74,000 127,488 4,954 13,440 645 664

Jan-10 3,840 8,604 32,105 73,300 394,392 68,500 121,344 4,842 12,960 698 676

Feb-10 3,600 8,016 31,295 70,900 379,070 66,000 115,200 4,624 12,720 670 591

Mar-10 4,320 4,512 35,400 72,700 308,216 75,500 135,936 4,640 14,400 632 660

Apr-10 3,360 2,712 20,490 59,600 384,100 62,500 118,272 3,176 11,760 648 597

May-10 3,120 2,604 19,500 56,500 307,386 68,500 145,920 1,961 15,360 600 682

Jun-10 3,120 1,992 22,370 60,700 351,272 81,500 198,144 2,775 28,000 716 663

Jul-10 2,400 1,596 23,560 64,900 346,717 82,500 195,840 883 28,480 715 766

Aug-10 2,160 1,572 24,930 65,100 361,143 81,500 201,984 2,219 27,760 736 748

Sep-10 1,920 1,896 20,960 57,000 393,140 70,500 158,208 1,717 21,280 702 631

Oct-10 3,360 2,028 20,970 56,300 385,864 65,500 115,968 3,560 11,360 647 617

Nov-10 5,760 2,436 36,185 65,700 319,594 74,500 129,792 4,539 12,960 628 623

Dec-10 2,880 2,340 37,240 71,400 318,797 72,500 129,024 5,579 13,360 631 670

National Grid Billing Rate: Electric SC3 T&D

Voltage Delivery Level: 2.2‐15kv

Load Zone: Utica * Units in kWh unless otherwise noted Page1 of 3

Attachment 4 Monthly Electric Consumption*

2009‐2014

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center

Ogdensburg, NY

Bldg. 037 Bldg. 065 Bldg. 067 Bldg. 069 Bldg. 201 Bldg. 202 Bldg. 203 Bldg. 212 Bldg. 301

Month-Yr LaundryPritchard and

OGS St. Law. ATC2400 Volt

Distribution TrinityChildren &

Youth Bridgeview

Sewage Pumping Station

Northwood Manor

Cumulative (MWh)

Total Facility (MWh)

Jan-11 4,320 1,920 37,475 74,400 328,236 72,500 137,472 4,873 12,880 652 687

Feb-11 3,600 1,644 32,780 67,200 399,694 65,500 117,504 4,114 11,600 684 616

Mar-11 3,840 1,692 35,055 68,200 396,344 72,000 126,720 4,980 13,120 700 633

Apr-11 3,600 1,644 29,135 57,400 374,333 62,000 117,504 4,018 11,360 642 611

May-11 3,840 1,896 24,785 63,800 323,972 78,000 172,800 2,966 17,440 665 661

Jun-11 2,880 1,836 20,750 63,300 312,031 79,000 188,160 1,730 24,960 665 694

Jul-11 2,566 1,847 24,789 65,848 336,980 82,845 204,420 1,549 29,076 717 749

Aug-11 2,880 1,884 24,955 74,000 360,504 88,000 215,040 1,802 29,520 764 749

Sep-11 2,469 1,557 20,593 62,743 352,470 75,857 172,471 1,647 22,508 686 683

Oct-11 3,360 1,368 16,525 53,600 350,614 58,000 110,592 1,994 10,160 591 617

Nov-11 3,600 1,860 23,475 62,100 380,722 73,500 128,256 2,950 13,360 670 596

Dec-11 4,800 1,932 31,975 66,400 389,723 65,000 129,024 3,928 13,600 684 644

Jan-12 7,440 2,076 33,800 78,800 321,496 74,500 139,008 4,627 14,560 650 643

Feb-12 2,640 1,860 32,940 70,300 306,146 71,000 131,328 4,061 5,520 614 607

Mar-12 4,080 1,296 23,235 54,500 344,705 59,500 109,056 3,289 18,640 592 618

Apr-12 0 1,500 20,855 60,400 308,033 72,000 139,776 3,505 13,360 603 575

May-12 8,640 1,200 19,410 62,100 310,285 77,500 165,888 2,257 14,240 636 667

Jun-12 3,840 1,116 21,690 70,700 325,835 84,000 206,592 1,568 23,920 710 676

Jul-12 3,840 1,044 22,685 65,900 310,594 78,500 200,448 1,296 26,960 679 725

Aug-12 3,360 1,080 20,125 60,300 388,829 123,500 186,624 1,105 23,120 780 732

Sep-12 3,840 1,044 19,905 63,000 311,083 30,500 183,552 1,302 22,080 609 645

Oct-12 6,480 1,068 18,240 57,700 374,240 65,500 132,864 3,708 12,720 650 596

Nov-12 2,400 1,080 31,985 63,300 394,253 67,000 127,488 2,265 12,880 685 622

Dec-12 5,280 1,308 35,415 73,700 309,775 70,500 136,704 3,705 13,760 627 667

National Grid Billing Rate: Electric SC3 T&D

Voltage Delivery Level: 2.2‐15kv

Load Zone: Utica * Units in kWh unless otherwise noted Page2 of 3

Attachment 4 Monthly Electric Consumption*

2009‐2014

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center

Ogdensburg, NY

Bldg. 037 Bldg. 065 Bldg. 067 Bldg. 069 Bldg. 201 Bldg. 202 Bldg. 203 Bldg. 212 Bldg. 301

Month-Yr LaundryPritchard and

OGS St. Law. ATC2400 Volt

Distribution TrinityChildren &

Youth Bridgeview

Sewage Pumping Station

Northwood Manor

Cumulative (MWh)

Total Facility (MWh)

Jan-13 5,520 1,128 37,085 78,400 332,643 72,000 136,704 4,892 13,760 658 700

Feb-13 4,800 1,380 32,630 70,500 394,088 63,500 122,880 3,148 12,240 685 619

Mar-13 5,280 1,332 36,290 75,200 324,365 71,000 133,632 4,345 14,080 642 657

Apr-13 4,560 1,512 31,585 64,700 390,537 63,000 126,720 3,858 12,800 678 622

May-13 3,840 1,332 18,590 63,200 316,250 72,000 146,688 1,693 19,680 618 659

Jun-13 6,240 2,172 20,615 59,300 338,599 78,500 175,872 1,895 24,640 675 688

Jul-13 1,920 1,596 23,480 64,300 328,063 62,500 194,304 1,549 28,400 674 732

Aug-13 2,880 1,392 21,500 62,200 325,949 68,500 191,232 1,442 28,480 671 726

Sep-13 3,840 1,296 21,105 59,200 336,736 77,000 169,728 1,592 15,520 665 653

Oct-13 4,800 1,392 22,250 60,700 324,934 66,000 138,240 2,042 12,560 614 653

Nov-13 7,920 1,440 35,425 70,600 330,385 71,500 129,792 3,943 13,760 639 654

Dec-13 3,360 1,932 35,650 78,000 335,535 67,000 133,632 4,485 14,320 652 689

Jan-14 5,760 444 38,090 82,400 356,534 77,500 140,544 5,189 14,640 696 692

Feb-14 5,520 420 30,855 74,600 390,569 55,500 115,200 4,167 11,760 667 617

Mar-14 5,280 444 33,190 57,000 304,883 65,000 120,576 3,984 12,560 581 670

Apr-14 5,520 972 32,635 62,600 303,518 63,500 121,344 4,865 12,320 585 616

May-14 5,280 1,080 25,315 60,500 351,158 62,000 142,848 2,851 14,720 643 651

Jun-14 4,080 636 22,055 57,700 342,528 59,000 175,104 1,561 21,040 657 725

Jul-14 4,320 876 22,325 77,200 366,502 69,000 189,696 1,403 22,960 726 789

Aug-14 4,320 948 23,620 51,700 301,516 73,500 206,592 1,643 24,960 658 794

Sep-14 5,520 1,056 18,375 56,300 326,555 64,000 159,744 1,743 17,440 626 718

Oct-14 6,720 1,200 28,240 63,800 320,217 64,000 149,760 2,945 11,440 627 671

Nov-14 6,000 912 60,490 68,100 326,726 66,000 129,024 3,059 11,600 651 643

Dec-14 7,680 1,008 136,500 77,600 339,165 69,500 137,472 3,906 13,440 761 678

National Grid Billing Rate: Electric SC3 T&D

Voltage Delivery Level: 2.2‐15kv

Load Zone: Utica * Units in kWh unless otherwise noted Page3 of 3

Attachment 5 Electric Consumption* Ogdensburg Correctional Facility

Ogdensburg, NY

Reading Dates Usage Delivery

6/30 - 7/31/2015 233,997

5/31 - 6/30/2015 224,554

4/30 - 5/31/2015 220,511

3/31 - 4/30/2015 219,075

2/28 - 3/31/2015 255,777

1/31 - 2/28/2015 267,860

12/31/2014 - 1/31/2015 291,085

11/30 - 12/31/2014 256,308

10/31 - 11/30/2014 231,919

9/30 - 10/31/2014 205,828

8/31 - 9/30/2014 187,836

7/31 - 8/31/2014 196,298

6/30 - 7/31/2014 206,050

5/31 - 6/30/2014 197,354

4/30 - 5/31/2014 205,001

3/31 - 4/30/2014 226,535

2/28 - 3/31/2014 269,916

1/31 - 2/28/2014 254,175

12/31/2013 - 1/31/2014 288,520

11/30 - 12/31/2013 270,064

10/31 - 11/30/2013 236,764

9/30 -10/31/2013 215,546

8/31 - 9/30/2013 192,604

7/31 - 8/31/2013 206,319

6/30 - 7/31/2013 214,915

* Units in KWh Page 1 of 1