Exhibit 99.2
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2019 Highlights 2020 Outlook & Business Updates James Torgerson
Invested $3.0B in Networks & Renewables, +73% from ’18 Produced savings of ~$75M (pre-tax) in ’19 from our Forward 2020+ program, helping to partially mitigate low wind, outage restoration & staging costs 2019 Accomplishments AVANGRID’s significant accomplishments in ’19 Received final decisions in CMP rate case & metering & billing dockets Significant progress made in NYSEG & RGE rate case settlement negotiations Received key permits contributing to 2022 COD for New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) Transmission Project Achieved COD for 831 MW of wind projects in ’19, constructing 700 MW & repowering 366 MW for ’20 COD Executed 480 MW of new contracts Closed on asset sale & transfer for $0.32 per share Awarded 804 MW (Park City Wind project(1)) in CT Offshore Wind RFP (1) AVANGRID’s 50/50 partnership with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). Named as one of “World’s Most Ethical Companies” by Ethisphere Institute in ’19 & ’20 & received the “Best Corporate Governance” Award by World Finance Magazine in ’19
4Q ’19 Net Income $223M 4Q ’19 Adjusted Net Income(1) $230M + Rate increases - Depreciation - Outage restoration & staging costs - NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI FY ’19 Net Income $700M FY ’19 Adjusted Net Income(1) $673M See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted EPS to EPS. Year-Over-Year Earnings Results 4Q ’18 4Q ’19 Quarterly Adjusted EPS(1) 4Q ’18 4Q ’19 Quarterly EPS FY ’18 FY ’19 FY EPS FY ’18 FY ’19 FY Adjusted EPS(1) - NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI (-$0.04) - Inaction on FERC ROE (-$0.06) - Reduced transmission revenues (-$0.05) + Asset sales + Thermal & trading - Wind production (YoY only) - Pricing (incl. PTCs) KEY DRIVERS of QoQ & YoY Adjusted EPS(1) + Forward 2020+ - Interest expense KEY DRIVERS vs 4Q Adjusted EPS Expectations (1) Wind production (-$0.03) Wind pricing (-$0.04) + Larger gain on asset sales (net of dev. asset write-offs) (+$0.09)
+73% ($B) $3.0 +301% +17% Accrued capital spending; includes corporate. Amounts may not add due to rounding. FY ’19 Capital Spending Capital spending(1) driven by growth in both business segments $1.7 Renewables Projects under construction in ’19, repowering & new offshore development lease area Networks Ongoing asset replacement, system automation & technology upgrades FY ’18
2020 Outlook EPS $2.06 - $2.26 Adjusted EPS(1) $2.17 - $2.37 CORPORATE Financing costs & taxes - RENEWABLES Existing wind + New capacity & repowering + Asset sales (~$0.05 for ’20) - Thermal - KEY DRIVERS 2020 vs. 2019 2020 Outlook reflects additional stability with the conclusion of NY & ME rate cases See Appendix for reconciliation of EPS to Adjusted EPS. Amortization of net regulatory liabilities, including related to tax reform. NETWORKS Rate increases/enhanced storm recovery + Regulatory amortizations(2) + Absence of NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI + Depreciation & other -
Networks Regulatory & Legislative Update New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) & Rochester Gas & Electric (RGE) NY Rate Cases Significant progress on settlement negotiations NY Storm Review Settled ’18 storm investigation - settlement cost of $10.5M (after-tax) CMP Rate Case Final Decision: Written order received February 19, 2020 ROE 9.25%, -1.00% ROE management efficiency adjustment until customer service metrics achieved for 18 months; authorized equity 50% Authorized a 25% increase in funding for vegetation management ($25.5M pre-tax) greater minor storm recovery (from $4M to $8.1M), & the collection of previously deferred, under-recovered Tier 2 storms costs (~$10M pre-tax) CMP Metering & Billing Final Decision: Announced during MPUC deliberations on January 30, 2020 No systemic problem with CMP’s metering & billing systems that caused erroneous high usage on customer’s bills Identifies issues with implementation of billing software, requires establishment of an independent Electricity-Use Audit Program, & resolution of all remaining issues & complaints Central Maine Power Company (CMP)
Strategic Project Updates – Networks Transmission NECEC Transmission Project 1,200 MW Transmission project UPDATES: Maine Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC) Site Law Certification received January 8, 2020 Additional Approvals Needed: Maine DEP: Draft decision expected in early March ’20 Final decision expected in early April ’20 USACE: approval ~ 60-90 days after MDEP ISO-NE I.3.9: approval expected 1Q ’20 Presidential Permit: ~ 60 days after USACE & I.3.9 approvals (not needed to start construction) Expect start of construction 3Q ’20 COD expected by year-end ’22
Project ~MWdc(2) ~ COD Montague Solar (OR) 215 2021 Camino Solar + Storage (CA) 57+11 MW 4hr Battery 2022 TOTAL 283 Project ~MW Otter Creek (IL) 158 Tatanka Ridge (SD) 155 La Joya (NM) 306 Roaring Brook (NY) 81 TOTAL 700 Renewables 4Q ’19 Updates Projects COD in ’19 New PPAs in 4Q ’19 Projects with Expected COD ’20 Project MW Patriot Wind (TX) 226 Montague (OR) 201 Karankawa #1 & #2 (TX) 307 Coyote Ridge (SD)(1) 97 TOTAL 831 4 Repowering Projects in ’20 Project MW Colorado Green (CO) 162 Mountain View III (CA) 22 Trimont (MN) 100 Klondike II (OR) 81 TOTAL 366 80% of 97 MW project sold to third party. MWac: Montague Solar = 162.5; Camino Solar = 44. Renewables continues with its onshore wind & solar growth
Renewables exceeds its growth expectations while optimizing its asset portfolio Renewables Strategic Updates Exceeding Target in Long-Term Outlook(1) As of February 26, 2019. Pipeline includes assets under construction, solar in MWdc, and our 50% interest in two offshore leases. TARGET ’18-’22 MW COD 2,000 Onshore Wind & Solar with Executed Contracts: 2,212 COD in ’19 831 Wind 831 Additional Contracts 1,381 Wind 700 Solar (MWdc) 670 Battery 11 Sale of 50% stake in 2 projects in Arizona to Axium Infrastructure closed & assets transferred December ’19 ($0.32) Projects MW COD Contract Life Dry Lake Wind Farm II 65.1 (50% = ~32.6) 2010 2030 Copper Crossing Solar (MWdc) 23.7 (50% = ~11.8) 2011 2036 We exceed our MW target excluding the 400 MW for Offshore Wind (now scheduled beyond 2022) Optimizing Pipeline with Asset Sales Growing Renewables Pipeline (GW)(2) +19% 2018 2019
Offshore Wind Projects Vineyard Wind’s 800 MW project selected in MA’s Offshore Wind RFP in May ’18 Vineyard Wind’s OCS-A 0501 Lease Area Project COD no earlier than 2023 20-year contract BOEM’s new schedule for delivering the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Study is 11/13/20 & Record of Decision by 12/18/20 Other key permits have been secured Anticipate qualifying for 18% ITC ~156 MW (summer) / ~278 MW (winter) awarded capacity in ISO-NE capacity auction in February ’20 (including 54 MW awarded in ’19) Vineyard Wind’s(1) 804 MW project was selected in CT’s Offshore Wind RFP in Dec ’19 Vineyard Wind’s OCS-A 0501 Lease Area COD expected by year-end 2025 20-year contract Reduces regional greenhouse gas emissions, creates jobs, & direct economic benefits of ~$890M, including energy cost savings to CT ratepayers, & up to $26.5M in workforce development initiatives Partnership with Marmon Utility, LLC in CT to supply offshore inter-array cable cores, creating the first U.S. Tier 1 offshore wind supplier Establishes Bridgeport, CT as an offshore wind hub Highlights Highlights
Offshore Wind Opportunities AVANGRID Lease Areas Vineyard Wind, MA 50% (Joint with CIP) up to 1.5 GW(1) Projects: Vineyard Wind Park City Wind Vineyard Wind, MA 50% (Joint with CIP) up to 1 GW(2) 1 2 Includes 50% ownership; 100% is 3.0 GW. Includes 50% ownership; 100% is 2.0 GW. 1 2 ST Targets (MW) Selections to Date (MW) MA 1,600 by ’27 1,600 by ’35 MA I: 800 (Vineyard Wind May ’18) MA II: 804 (Oct ’19) CT 2,000 by ’30 CT I: 200 (June ’18) CT II: 200 (Dec ’18) CT III: 804 (Park City Wind Dec ’19) NY 9,000 by ’35 NY I: 1,700 (July ’19) NY II: RFP for 1,000 - 2,500 MW in ’20 RI 1,000 by ’20 RI I: 400 (May ’18) Kitty Hawk, NC 100% Avangrid Renewables up to 2.5 GW (Site Assessment Plan approved by BOEM 2/20/2020) 3 3 AVANGRID Opportunities in Northeast U.S.
AVANGRID is at the Forefront of Sustainability Main Focus Direct Contribution Indirect Contribution CO2 emissions intensity is 6 times lower than U.S. Utility average in ’19(1) With a Pledge to reduce CO2 Emissions & Carbon Neutrality of our generation by ’35… A focus on the U.N. Sustainability Goals… Reduction of 11% in Lost Time Accidents & ~33 hours of training per employee in ’19 Issued $750M Green Bond in ’19 ~$68M R&D Investment (+24%). Innovation forum with MIT, Yale, Harvard, Cornell & UCONN Establishing a new private, secured fiber-optic network (industry leading practice in cybersecurity) EEI Emergency Response Award for CMP’s response to the ’17 October snow storm And demonstrated leadership in our contributions to society (1) Data available through October 2019.
AVANGRID ESG Recognitions & Awards Constituent of the FTSE4Good Index Series(1) Part of Carbon Disclosure Project, a global environmental disclosure system Named best corporate governance for 2019 by both World Finance Magazine & Ethical Boardroom Received prestigious third party certification of compliance program Includes companies demonstrating strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practices. (2) 200 global, publicly-traded firms according to the size of “clean revenue” from products & services that provide solutions for the planet. Recognized as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies in 2019 & 2020 Named North American utility with the best corporate governance in 2017 & 2019 A Recognized Leader in Sustainability A Recognized Leader in Corporate Governance 2020 is the 3rd year AVANGRID earned a place on the Global Clean 200 list(2)
Financial Results by Business Doug Stuver
Comparisons reflect outage restoration & staging costs in Networks, low wind production in Renewables & higher interest expense in Corporate $1.92 $2.26 ($0.05) $0.34 ($0.02) FY EPS Quarterly Adjusted EPS(1) $0.41 $0.00 $0.23 ($0.04) $0.74 $0.38 $0.72 $0.02 $0.01 $0.00 Quarterly EPS Results by Business - EPS See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted net income to net income and adjusted EPS to EPS. Amounts may not add due to rounding. $2.17 ($0.07) $0.12 ($0.09) FY Adjusted EPS(1) $0.06 $0.31 $0.56 $2.21
NETWORKS 4Q ’19 Vs. 4Q ’18 Net income $110M $6M EPS $0.35 $0.02 Adjusted Net Income(1) $110M ($0M) Adjusted EPS(1) $0.36 ($0.00) Adjusted EPS Drivers: Rate increases $0.04 Depreciation ($0.03) Outage restoration & staging $0.00 NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI ($0.04) Other $0.03 Results by Business - Networks See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted net income to net income and adjusted EPS to EPS. Amounts may not add due to rounding. NETWORKS FY ’19 Vs. FY ’18 Net income $463M ($15M) EPS $1.50 ($0.05) Adjusted Net Income(1) $466M ($21M) Adjusted EPS(1) $1.50 ($0.07) Adjusted EPS Drivers: Rate increases $0.09 Depreciation ($0.11) Outage restoration & staging ($0.03) NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI ($0.04) Other $0.02 New rates for NY companies (through 1H’19), CT & MA electric & gas utilities, reduced by lower ME Transmission revenues & earnings sharing Ongoing impact on depreciation due to additional assets in service Non-deferrable outage restoration & staging costs, 4Q’19 NY storm settlement & NYSEG SAIFI reliability revenue adjustment Forward 2020+ efficiencies ~$0.09 for FY ’19, offset by increased outage restoration & personnel costs
Results by Business - Renewables RENEWABLES 4Q ’19 Vs. 4Q ’18 Net income $102M $94M EPS $0.33 $0.31 Adjusted Net Income(1) $108M $70M Adjusted EPS(1) $0.35 $0.23 Adjusted EPS Drivers: Wind production – Existing Assets $0.00 Wind production – New Assets $0.01 Wind pricing related(2) ($0.06) Klamath optimization & trading $0.00 PTCs $0.01 Asset Sales & development write-offs $0.27 Other $0.00 See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted net income to net income and adjusted EPS to EPS. Includes impacts of 2018 First Energy Solutions bankruptcies, RECs and status changes year over year. Amounts may not add due to rounding. RENEWABLES FY ’19 Vs. FY ’18 Net income $254M $106M EPS $0.82 $0.34 Adjusted Net Income(1) $223M $38M Adjusted EPS(1) $0.72 $0.12 Adjusted EPS Drivers: Wind production – Existing Assets ($0.02) ($0.02) Wind production – New Assets $0.02 $0.02 Wind pricing related(2) ($0.21) ($0.21) Klamath optimization & trading $0.05 $0.05 PTCs ($0.04) ($0.04) Asset Sales & development write-offs $0.29 $0.29 Other $0.03 $0.03 Wind production was flat 4Q ’18 vs. 4Q’ 19 & comparable ’18 vs. ’19, but impacted in each year by low wind production & extreme weather Higher pricing & RECs FY ’19, including contract roll-offs in ’19 & favorable non-recurring items in ’18 Favorable thermal & trading due to volatility in West prices did not continue in 4Q, but positively impacted FY Benefit from sale of 50% of Dry Lake Wind Farm II & 50% of Copper Crossing solar & other asset sales (+$0.34) in ’19, net of development pipeline write-offs in ’19 (-$0.03) & asset sales in ’18 (-$0.02) Forward 2020+ efficiencies ~$0.09 for FY ’19
Results by Business - Corporate CORPORATE 4Q ’19 Vs. 4Q ’18 Net income $12M $4M EPS $0.04 $0.01 Adjusted Net Income(1) $12M ($14M) Adjusted EPS(1) $0.04 ($0.04) Adjusted EPS Drivers: Interest expense ($0.01) Taxes & Other ($0.03) See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted net income to net income and adjusted EPS to EPS. Amounts may not add due to rounding. CORPORATE FY ’19 Vs. FY ’18 Net income ($17M) ($5M) EPS ($0.06) ($0.02) Adjusted Net Income(1) ($15M) ($28M) Adjusted EPS(1) ($0.05) ($0.09) Adjusted EPS Drivers: Interest expense ($0.07) Taxes & Other ($0.02) Higher interest expense primarily due to issuance of $750 million Green Bond in May 2019 Increase of income tax expense ‘19 primarily due to favorable discrete item in ’18
Financing & Dividends BBB+ Baa1 BBB+ Fitch Moody’s S&P AVANGRID’s Board declared a quarterly dividend of $0.44/Share on 2/19/2020, payable on 4/1/2020 Payout Target 65-75% $1.35B in Green Bonds Outstanding $2.5B Sustainability-Linked credit facility We have a Green Financing Strategy… Stable investment grade ratings… And a consistent dividend policy All utilities have A- secured or unsecured ratings from at least 2 of the 3 agencies
Financial Metrics ’19 Ratio calculations are based on the company’s interpretation of the Moody’s methodology, and may not include all rating agency adjustments. Please see appendix for details. Debt(1) / Total Capitalization CFO Pre-WC / Debt(1) AVANGRID Consolidated FY ’19 ($M) Cash from Operations Capital Expenditures Change in Cash Dividends Debt $1,736 Other Renewables $1,125 Networks $1,612 Corporate $3
Financial Metrics Estimated ’20 Ratio calculations are based on the company’s interpretation of the Moody’s methodology, and may not include all rating agency adjustments. Please see appendix for details. Estimated Debt(1) / Total Capitalization Estimated CFO Pre-WC / Debt(1) AVANGRID Consolidated Est. FY ’20 ($M) Cash from Operations Capital Expenditures Change in Cash Dividends Debt $1,201 Other Renewables $797 Networks $2,013
2020 EPS & Adjusted EPS(1) Outlook See Appendix for reconciliation of adjusted net income and adjusted EPS to net income and EPS. Amounts not intended to be additive. Consolidated EPS Adjusted EPS(1) Networks $1.69 – $1.94 $1.70 – $1.95 Renewables $0.35 – $0.55 $0.45 – $0.65 Corporate ($0.19) – ($0.05) ($0.19) – ($0.05) Consolidated $2.06 – $2.26 $2.17 – $2.37 Key Risks & Opportunities +/- FERC ROE decision +/-NY rate case outcome +/- Outage restoration & staging costs +/- Wind production & wind project COD +/- Sales/partnerships of renewable projects +/- Merchant pricing +/- Taxes +/- Best practices & operating efficiencies +/-O&M
2020 Outlook Risk Analysis KEY SENSITIVITIES EPS & Adjusted EPS NETWORKS Distribution ROE +/- 50 bps ~ +/- $0.07 Transmission ROE +/- 100 bps ~ +/- $0.03 FERC ROE Decision ~ +/- $0.07 Outage Restoration & Staging costs ~ - $0.03 to +$0.01 RENEWABLES Wind production NCF +/- 0.5 pp ~ +/- $0.04 Merchant Prices +/- $1/MWh ~ +/- $0.01 Asset Sales ~ - $0.05 CORPORATE Interest Rates +/- 0.50% on new AVANGRID debt ~ +/- $0.01
Subject to authorization by the AVANGRID Board of Directors. Investment Highlights Leading sustainable energy company in the U.S. with carbon neutral target by ’35 Attractive investment opportunities in Networks & Renewables businesses Strong balance sheet & investment grade credit ratings Commitment to increase the dividend in line with target payout ratio(1) A Leader in U.S. Offshore Wind
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Reconciliation AVANGRID Adjusted Net Income ’19
Reconciliation AVANGRID Adjusted Net Income ’18
Reconciliation AVANGRID Adjusted EPS ’19 & ’18
Reconciliation AVANGRID 2019 Guidance
Reconciliation AVANGRID CFO & Debt FY 2018 FY 2019 CFO pre-WC / Debt 22.5% 16.0% Cash Flow From Operations 1,791 1,593 Changes in Working Capital (53) (121) CFO pre-WC 1,738 1,472 Employer Contributions, Net of Service Cost 4 24 Capitalized Interest (26) (55) Depreciation on Operating Leases 35 13 CFO pre-WC, Adj. 1,751 1,454 Short-term Debt 587 560 Long-term Debt - Gross 5,762 7,446 Debt 6,349 8,006 Accounts Payable to Affiliates 52 59 Unamortized Debt 35 38 Pension Liability 830 821 Operating Leases 522 140 Debt, Adj. 7,788 9,064 Note: Ratio calculations are based on the company’s interpretation of the Moody’s methodology, and may not include all rating agency adjustments.
NECEC Approvals & Permitting NECEC Filing Status Expected Completion MA DPU Approval of Contracts Filed July ’18 Approved June ’19 FERC Approval Filed August ’18 October ’18 MPUC Certificate of Public Convenience & Necessity (CPCN) Filed September ’17 May ’19 Maine DEP & LUPC Filed September ’17 LUPC Certification granted January ‘20 MDEP early 2Q ’20 ISO-NE System Impact Study Filed April ’17 I.3.9 approval 1Q ’20 CCIS certificate issuance October ’20 US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Individual Permit Filed September ’17 ~ 60-90 Days After MDEP approval Presidential Permit Filed July ’17 ~ 60 days after USACE & I.3.9 approvals Municipal Approvals Applications submitted to date: 6 Approvals received to date: 1 As needed throughout construction period
Vineyard Wind Approvals & Permitting KEY Vineyard Wind Approvals Filing Status Expected Completion Federal: Site Assessment Plan (SAP) Filed March ’17 Approved May ’18 Construction & Operation Plan (COP) Filed Dec ’17 COP Completeness & Sufficiency Review completed Mar ’18 Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) published by BOEM & consultation finalized Jan ’19 Supplement to the Draft EIS – expected June 12, 2020 Final EIS – expected November 13, 2020 Final Record of Decision & Issuance of Permit - Expected December 18, 2020 Federal permitting agencies (expected March 18, 2020): Army Corps of Engineers – water related National Marine Fisheries Service – marine mammals EPA – air emissions State: MA DPUC Approval of Contracts with EDCs Filed July ’18 Approved April ’19 MA Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Review Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) submitted Dec ’18 Final Certificate issued Jan ’19 Regional & Local permits In progress following certification of FEIR Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard & Edgartown Commissions Other TBD MA Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) Filings in Dec ’17 & Feb ’18 Decision received May ’19
Contracted Renewables Projects 831 MW COD in ’19 1,781 with Contracts (including 400 MW Vineyard Wind) Wind Solar Offshore Wind COD 2019 COD 2020-22 COD >2022 Lund Hill Solar 193 MWdc Montague Wind 201 MW La Joya 166 MW Patriot 226 MW Karankawa 307 MW Coyote Ridge 97 MW Otter Creek 158 MW Roaring Brook 81 MW Vineyard Wind 400 MW Mohawk Solar 125 MWdc Tatanka Ridge 155 MW Bakeoven Solar 80 MWdc La Joya II 140 MW Montague Solar 215 MWdc Camino Solar 57 MWdc Camino Battery 11 MW Battery
Renewables Projects 80% of 97 MW project is being sold to third party (~77 MW), ~20 MW Renewables installed capacity. Project ~Total Project MW Type Contract Counterparty ~COD COD in 2019 (831 MW) Patriot Wind (TX) 226 Wind Project w/ Hedge June ’19 Montague (OR) 201 Wind Large C&I Oct ’19 Karankawa #1 & #2 (TX) 307 Wind #1: Austin Energy; #2: Large Footwear & Apparel Co. Dec ’19 Coyote Ridge (SD)(1) 97 Wind Large C&I Dec ’19 Additional Executed Contracts (~1,781 MW) Otter Creek (IL) 158 Wind Large C&I Mar ’20 Tatanka Ridge (SD) 155 Wind #1: Large C&I; #2: Dairyland Cooperative Late ’20 La Joya (NM) 166 Wind Public Service of New Mexico Late ’20 La Joya II (NM) 140 Wind Public Service of New Mexico Late ’20 Roaring Brook (NY) 81 Wind NYSERDA – RECs Late ’20 Lund Hill Solar (WA) 193 Solar Puget Sound Energy Late ’21 Bakeoven Solar (OR) 80 Solar Portland General Electric Late ’21 Mohawk (NY) 125 Solar NYSERDA - RECs Late ’21 Montague Solar (OR) 215 Solar Portland General Electric Late ’21 Camino Solar (CA) 57 Solar City of Riverside Late ’22 Camino Solar (CA) 11 Battery City of Riverside Late ’22 Vineyard Wind #1 (MA) 400 Offshore Massachusetts EDCs No earlier than ’23 Repowering (~366 MW) Colorado Green (CO) 162 Repower Public Service Co. of Colorado 1H ’20 Mountain View III (CA) 22 Repower California Choice Energy Authority 1H ’20 Trimont (MN) 100 Repower Great River Energy 1H ’20 Klondike II (OR) 81 Repower Merchant Late ‘20 New New New
Low wind resource is predominantly in the mid continent & western regions Wind Production & Capacity % FY ’19 vs. FY ’18 West 26% 4,354 -2% MidCont 22% 3,699 -5% Northeast 20% 3,279 +3% South/Texas 32% 5,242 +12% TOTAL 100% 16,574 +2% AGR Quarterly Wind NCF Includes JV Capacity. Removes decommissioned turbines and assets sold. Wind Capacity in MWac and Solar changed both periods this period to MWdc. Solar MWdc/MWac reconciliation; FY ’18 141 MWdc, 116 MWac, FY ‘19 130 MWdc, 106 MWdc. Owned wind only. Amounts may not add due to rounding. Wind Production GWh by Region(2) Average Annual Capacity Factor by Region(2) FY ’19 vs. FY ’18 West 26.3% -1.2pp MidCont 29.9% -1.5pp Northeast 28.9% +0.8pp South/Texas 31.5% -0.8pp TOTAL 29.1% -0.7pp Wind & Solar Installed Capacity (MW)(1) Otter Creek 80 MW Roaring Brook 81 MW Tatanka Ridge 155 MW La Joya 306 MW +782
pp: percentage point Weather Impacts External Causes FY ‘19-over-FY ‘18 (GWh) +29% 3 7 External Causes by Region (GWh) ’19
Merchant Avg. Price(1) ($/MWh) FY ‘18 FY ‘19 REC & Hedge(2) Energy AVANGRID Renewables Average Price FY ‘18 FY ‘19 (1) Excludes JVs. The average price consists of REC value of $9.1 & $5.8 /MWh combined with Hedge gains/(losses) of $2.8 & $0.7 /MWh for the 2018 and 2019 periods respectively. Includes PPA, merchant & RECS. PPA Avg. Price ($/MWh) -5% FY ‘18 FY ‘19 -9% Avg. Price(3) ($/MWh) -19%
Renewables FY ‘19 Pricing Data Includes PPAs, merchant and RECs. 2018 REC inventory adjustment. Amounts may not add due to rounding. Avg. Price(1) Var % vs. FY ’18 West -6.5% -$4.18/MWh MidCont -5.3% -$1.93/MWh Northeast -17.4% -$9.22/MWh South/ Texas -9.5% -$4.43/MWh PPA Price Var % vs. FY ’18 West -2.5% -$1.71/MWh MidCont -2.7% -$0.99/MWh Northeast -3.2% -$1.99/MWh South/ Texas -10.8% -$5.48/MWh Merchant & Hedge Price Var % vs. FY ’18 West -34.9% -$12.95/MWh MidCont -20.1% -$4.31/MWh Northeast -14.5% -$4.07/MWh South/ Texas -4.1% -$1.46/MWh RECs Var % vs. FY ’18 West +15.3% +$1.98/MWh MidCont -78.9%(2) -$6.89/MWh Northeast -53.3% -$7.86/MWh South/ Texas -48.4% -$1.35/MWh
