GDF SUEZ International - BEI facts and figures - march 2015

FACTS&FIGURESM A R C H

2015

GDF SUEZ ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

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GDF SUEZ Energy International

GDF SUEZ Energy International is responsible for GDF SUEZ’s energy activities in 27 countries across five regions worldwide.

Together with power generation, we are also active in closely linked businesses including downstream LNG, gas distribution, desalination and retail.

GDF SUEZ Energy International has a strong presence in its markets with 73.9 GW gross (37.7 GW net) capacity in operation and 10.1 GW gross (4 GW net) capacity of projects under construction as at 31 December 2014.

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GDF SUEZ Energy International is a uniquely positioned energy business with a strong foothold across five regions globally. In addition to our significant portfolio of operating assets, we have a number of projects under construction, and multiple projects in development across all our regions.

Fast growing countries that meet our investment criteria, such as Brazil, Chile, Morocco and South Africa, are a priority and we are developing energy projects in these countries. In mature markets, we are adapting our portfolio in line with the rapidly changing energy landscape. We are entering new markets by leveraging on our capability to operate across the energy value chain. With the evolution of our industry we are also developing projects using innovative technologies and advances in energy efficiency and storage.

During 2014, we made good progress on our construction and development programme. The commissioning of 301 MW Tarfaya, the largest wind energy park in Africa, was achieved in December. In Brazil, the 115 MW Trairi wind farm entered operation, and our Brazilian subsidiary Tractebel Energia announced 750 MW of additional wind capacity, which will gradually come into service over the next six years.

Our renewable energy portfolio was also expanded in Canada with the commissioning of 109 MW of wind and solar installations. In the UK, we completed the acquisition of West Coast Energy, a wind energy developer, and in South Africa we were nominated preferred bidder for a 100 MW greenfield Concentrated Solar Power project.

In the gas business, we inaugurated an on-shore storage tank for the GNL Mejillones regasification terminal in Chile, and in Mexico construction started on the Ramones Phase II South pipeline, which is a segment of the Ramones natural gas pipeline system, one of the largest energy infrastructure projects in Mexico.

GDF SUEZ Energy International successfully raised project finance for significant projects, including the Mirfa Independent Water and Power project in the United Arab Emirates, the Safi coal-fired power plant in Morocco and the Ramones pipeline in Mexico with a combined total debt of USD 3.5 billion. Our role in raising this debt was recognized by the finance community and we received prestigious project finance awards.

In late 2014 we were pleased to win energy auctions in both Chile and Brazil, which will allow us to further diversify our energy portfolio and strengthen our position as a key strategic energy partner in these countries.

Driven by macro-economics, global commodity prices and technological evolution, our industry is going through a transition. With our strong local presence, high quality teams and operating assets, we are very well positioned to succeed in this changing landscape. We remain focussed on our Group’s ambition to be the benchmark energy player in fast growing markets.

Message from Willem Van Twembeke

Willem Van Twembeke

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF GDF SUEZ

ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GDF SUEZ,

IN CHARGE OF ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

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Strong position to deliver sustained growth

Maximize value from existing assets and portfolio Successfully deliver construction program

Capture growth potential in merchant / contracted markets

Drive operational synergy/efficiency savings

Capital re-cycling to achieve superior returns

Significant growth in value through new projects and acquisitions Capture greenfield opportunities in existing and new markets

- power, gas, infrastructure

Acquisitions

Capitalize on current expertise to enter new businesses

Our portfolio1

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0.3BIOMASS & BIOGAS

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NORTH AMERICA

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1 Operational capacity at 100% as at 31 December 20142 Long-term contracted: capacity contracted for more than 3 years

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Dirk BeeuwsaertCHAIRMAN OF INTERNATIONAL POWER LTD.*

Willem Van TwembekeCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GDF SUEZ, IN CHARGE OF ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

Jan FlachetCEO & PRESIDENT, GDF SUEZ ENERGY ASIA-PACIFIC

Lucas HautvastCEO & PRESIDENT, GDF SUEZ ENERGY SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

Zin SmatiCEO & PRESIDENT, GDF SUEZ ENERGY NORTH AMERICA

Steve RileyCEO & PRESIDENT, GDF SUEZ ENERGY UK-TURKEY

Philip De CnuddeCEO & PRESIDENT, GDF SUEZ ENERGY LATIN AMERICA

Senior Management

* GDF SUEZ Energy International is the business name of International Power Ltd.

Pierre GuiollotCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Guy RichelleCHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Shankar KrishnamoorthyEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Rik De BuyserieEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT HUMAN RESOURCES

Christopher TrowerGENERAL COUNSEL

Penny ChalmersEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT STRATEGY & COMMUNICATIONS

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* Average figures cover entities in all consolidation types (full consolidation, proportional consolidation, equity methods) as at 31/12/2014

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Key figures(As at 31/12/2014)

REVENUE:

14.0BILLION €

37.7 GW

OF NET INSTALLED POWER GENERATING CAPACITY

12,606*EMPLOYEES

73.9 GW

OF GROSS INSTALLED POWER GENERATING CAPACITY

4.0 GW

OF NET CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

10.1 GW

OF GROSS CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

EBITDA:

3.7BILLION €

Capacity(As at 31/12/2014)

GDF SUEZ

Key figures(As at 31/12/2014)

Capacity(As at 31/12/2014)

EBITDA:

12.1BILLION €

6-7BILLION € OF NET INVESTMENT PER YEAR OVER 2014-2016

3.1BILLION € NET RECUR-RING INCOME

152,900EMPLOYEES IN 70 COUNTRIES*

REVENUE:

74.7BILLION €

115.3 GW

OF GROSS INSTALLED POWER GENERATING CAPACITY

10.5 GW

OF GROSS CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

* Figures cover entities in full consolidation only, as at 31/12/2014

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DevelopmentsJanuary 2014 - March 2015

JANUARY 2014

GDF SUEZ signs MOU with Turkish Government on future energy projects

(UK-TURKEY/TURKEY)

Start of commercial operation of the 99 MW Cape Scott Wind Project in British Columbia

(NORTH AMERICA / CANADA)

GDF SUEZ Energy UK signs third PPA with SITA UK

(UK-TURKEY / UK)

FEBRUARY 2014

Uruguay’s LNG import terminal project: GDF SUEZ charters the world’s largest LNG Floating Storage and Regasification Unit

(LATIN AMERICA / URUGUAY)

Authority approves environmental impact declaration for E-CL’s solar project in the region of Arica and Parinacota

(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)

GDF SUEZ expands its renewable energy portfolio in Canada

(NORTH AMERICA /CANADA)

MARCH 2014

Acquisition of UK wind energy developer

(UK-TURKEY / UK)

GDF SUEZ inaugurates two power plants for Oman with a total capacity of 1,488 MW

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / OMAN)

APRIL 2014

GDF SUEZ commissions 115 MW of new wind power capacity in Brazil

(LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL)

GDF SUEZ signs a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation with PEMEX to promote the development of energy projects in Mexico

(NORTH AMERICA / MEXICO)

GDF SUEZ inaugurates Uch II power plant in Pakistan

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / PAKISTAN)

MAY 2014

GDF SUEZ inaugurates on-shore storage tank in Chile


GDF SUEZ strengthens its position in Brazil signing concession contracts in six onshore exploration and production blocks in a promising gas-prone area in the Bahia State


JUNE 2014

GDF SUEZ announces up to 750 MW of renewable energy development in Brazil


GDF SUEZ signs Concession Agreement for 415 MW power plant in Mongolia

(ASIA-PACIFIC / MONGOLIA)

JULY 2014

GDF SUEZ signs the Power & Water Purchase Agreement for the Mirfa Project in Abu Dhabi

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

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E-CL announces the placement of a USD$ 350 million bond under attractive conditions


Glow Energy wins Platinum Asian Utility Award

(ASIA-PACIFIC / THAILAND)

NOVEMBER 2014

GDF SUEZ wins power contracts for 535 MW in Brazil New Energy Auction


GDF SUEZ Energy Resources NA further supports the Houston Museum of Natural Science’s Commitment to Environmental Responsibility

(NORTH AMERICA / U.S.)

DECEMBER 2014

GDF SUEZ and Nareva start commercial operation of Africa’s largest wind project in Tarfaya, Morocco

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / MOROCCO)

GDF SUEZ to build new power plant and transmission line following successful energy auction in Chile


E-CL and Minera Pampa Camarones open Solar Plant


GDF SUEZ joins Broadscale Group to accelerate energy innovations


AUGUST 2014

GDF SUEZ signs agreement to sell assets in Panama and Costa Rica

(LATIN AMERICA / PANAMA AND COSTA RICA)

GDF SUEZ starts construction of Ramones II South pipeline, a project to reinforce energy security in Mexico

(NORTH AMERICA / MEXICO)

SEPTEMBER 2014

Safi independent power project (2x693 MW) in Morocco reaches Financial Close and will start construction

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / MOROCCO)

OCTOBER 2014

Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority and GDF SUEZ achieve financial close of Mirfa Independent Water and Power Project in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

JANUARY 2015

GDF SUEZ-led 100 MW Kathu Solar Park in South Africa awarded Preferred Bidder

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / SOUTH AFRICA)

APGDC, GDF SUEZ, Shell and GAIL sign MOUs for the floating LNG terminal in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh

(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / INDIA)

E-CL reaffirms its commitment with investment and values incorporation of its line to the country’s trunk system


FEBRUARY 2015

Think Energy announces major market expansion, launching residential retail electricity services in Massachusetts


GDF SUEZ Energy UK’s track record in energy-from-waste PPAs secures new deal with AmeyCespa

(UK-TURKEY / UK)

MARCH 2015

EnerSur begins construction of 113 additional MW of the ChilcaUno Thermal Power Plant

(LATIN AMERICA / PERU)

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GDF SUEZ Energy International around the world

LATIN AMERICA

14.2 GW

INSTALLED CAPACITY IN OPERATION (7.4 GW NET)

3.3 GW

CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (1.6 GW NET)

13.1 GW

INSTALLED CAPACITY IN OPERATION (11 GW NET)

85 MW

CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (85 MW NET)

NORTH AMERICA

HEADQUARTERSUnited Kingdom, Belgium

LATIN AMERICA Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Uruguay

NORTH AMERICA Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, United States

UK-TURKEY United Kingdom, Turkey

SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Morocco, South Africa, Pakistan, India

ASIA-PACIFIC Indonesia, Laos, Singapore, Thailand, Australia

The 27 countries and 5 regions where we are active

Figures as at 31 December 2014.

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8.2 GW

INSTALLED CAPACITY IN OPERATION (4.8 GW NET)

UK-TURKEY

12 GW INSTALLED CAPACITY IN OPERATION (6.3 GW NET)

19 MW

CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (13 MW NET)

ASIA-PACIFIC

SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

26.4 GW INSTALLED CAPACITY IN OPERATION (8.1 GW NET)

GDF SUEZ Energy International around the world

6.8 GW

CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (2.4 GW NET)

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LATIN AMERICA

GDF SUEZ Energy

LATIN AMERICAGDF SUEZ Energy Latin America provides energy and gas solutions in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Uruguay, supporting this emerging continent in its economic growth.

We manage and operate a diversified energy portfolio. Two thirds of the electricity we generate is renewable. We also transport, distribute and sell gas in addition to regasifying LNG.

farms in the Northeast. Tractebel Energia sells the majority of the electricity that it produces through long-term contracts entered into with distributors, large industrial customers and traders.

In November 2014, Tractebel Energia won power contracts for 535 MW in the New Energy Auction.

Tractebel Energia is managing existing power assets and the development of selected small and medium sized power plants in Brazil. The development of large projects is carried out by GDF SUEZ Energy Brazil.

In September 2013, the first 75 MW turbine of Jirau entered commercial operation.

Located on the Madeira River, in the State of Rondônia, the plant will have a total installed capacity of 3,750 MW in 50 units and,when fully operational, will produce enough clean and renewable energy to meet the electricity demand of 10 million Brazilian households.

End December 2014, 1,650 MW of Jirau (22turbines) had started operation.

CENTRAL AMERICA

In August 2014, GDF SUEZ signed an agreement for the sale of its assets located in Panama and Costa Rica to Celsia, a Colombian company. Assets included in the transaction are the wholly owned 118 MW Dos Mares hydro complex, 83 MW Cativa fuel oil plant and 50 MW Guanacaste wind farm, together with the 249 MW Bahia Las Minas thermal complex (coal and fuel oil plants), in which GDF SUEZ has a 51% share.

In December 2014, GDF SUEZ finalized the sale of its Central American Assets.

CHILE

GDF SUEZ holds a 52.76% controlling interest in E-CL, which is traded on the Santiago Stock Exchange.

ChilcaUno - Peru

parties and its own 10% market share in the local industrial free market. ECS has offices in Argentina and Uruguay.

BRAZIL

GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns 68.71% of Tractebel Energia, which is listed on the São Paulo Stock Exchange.

Tractebel Energia is the largest independent power producer in Brazil, representing approximately 7% of the country’s total installed power generation capacity. The company operates an installed capacity of 8,666 MW, of which approximately 85% is from renewable sources. Its position in renewables has been reinforced by the construction of new wind

ARGENTINA

In Argentina, GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns 64.2% of Litoral Gas, a gas distribution company, operating in the province of Santa Fé and in the Northeast of the province of Buenos Aires, with some 676,000 customers, and a market share of 12%.

In addition, GDF SUEZ also owns 52.8% of Gasoducto Nor Andino, a gas transportation company operating a Trans-Andean pipeline, as well as a 46.7% stake in ECS (Energy Consulting Services). ECS is an electricity and gas marketing and consultancy company that dispatches 35% of the national gas consumption including volumes from third

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EnerSur’s production portfolio includes thermal power (ChilcaUno, Ilo 1, Ilo 21 and Cold Reserve) and hydro power (Yuncan). In November 2012, the conversion of ChilcaUno power station into a combined cycle was completed, and in June 2013 the Cold Reserve power plant entered into commercial operation.

These new projects have almost doubled EnerSur’s installed capacity since 2010.

Currently, EnerSur is constructing the Quitaracsa hydroelectric power plant (112 MW in Ancash). The company is also building a 500 MW hermal power plant in Ilo (Moquegua) - as part of the Southern Nodo Energético project, after winning the bid in November 2013. In November 2014, EnerSur

With an installed capacity of 1,999 MW, E-CL is the largest power company in Chile’s Great North Interconnected System (“SING”), representing 49% of the market. The company specializes in the production, transport and supply of electric power to industrial clients and mining companies.

In December 2014, E-CL was one of the successful bidders for the Energy Auction in Chile. The Group will deliver 5,040 GWh per year to the distribution companies of the SIC (Chile’s central electricity system) from 2018 for a period of 15 years. The energy will be provided from E-CL’s diversified portfolio of new and existing facilities, including LNG supply from GDF SUEZ.

GDF SUEZ also holds 63% in the Mejillones LNG terminal which became commercially operational in April 2010.

Beginning of 2014, the 175,000 m³ onshore LNG storage tank of the terminal entered into commercial operation.

In Chile’s Central Power Grid (“SIC”), GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns and operates the Monte Redondo wind farm and the Laja 1 hydroelectric project, a “run-of-the-river” plant.

Since January 2011, Solgas (100% GDF SUEZ) has been dedicated to purchasing, selling and distributing gas to industrial and corporate clients. In 2014, Solgas bought Distrinor from E-CL, which operates a pipeline network in the North of Chile, adding distribution to the services provided to the clients.

PERU

In Peru, GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns 61.73% of EnerSur, which is listed on the Lima Stock Exchange.

With an installed capacity of 1,784 MW, EnerSur is Peru’s largest private power generator.

announced the expansion of the ChilcaUno project (ChilcaPlus) that will increase plant capacity with an additional 110 MW.

GDF SUEZ also owns an 8.1% share in the gas transportation company Transportadora de Gas del Perú.

URUGUAY

In Uruguay, GDF SUEZ owns 50% of the GNL del Plata project, an offshore LNG terminal that is currently under construction near to Montevideo. The terminal will have a regasification capacity of 10 million m3/day.

Jirau - Brazil

In Latin America, power demand continues its strong growth as a consequence of economic expansion in all countries where we are active. We are committed to providing reliable energy solutions for our clients and contribute to the sustainable development of the countries we are working in. Our pipeline of projects under development includes hydro, wind, thermal and LNG across the region and we continue to explore new businesses in order to capture new trends and evolutions in our rapidly changing business.

Philip De Cnudde, CEO & President, GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America

www.gdfsuezla.com

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ASSET OVERVIEW LATIN AMERICA

Figures as at 31 December 2014

Map No.

Assets FuelOwner-ship (%)

Electricity (MW) Steam (GJ/h) Water (MIGD)

GrossNet

owner-ship

GrossNet

owner-ship

GrossNet

owner-ship

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 14,180 7,425 1,104 755 1 1

BRAZIL 10,316 5,219 1,058 727

8 Jirau (ESBR) Hydro 40% 1,650 660Tractebel Energia

24 Alegrete Fuel oil 68.7% 60 4116 Andrade - Ibitiúva Biomass 47.6% 30 1414 Areia Branca Hydro 68.7% 20 146 Beberibe Wind 68.7% 26 18

10 Cana Brava Hydro 68.7% 450 30925 Charqueadas Coal 68.7% 60 4159 Cidade Azul Solar 68.7% 3 27 Estreito Hydro 27.5% 1,087 299

58 Ferrari Biomass 68.7% 26 18 988 67919 Itá Hydro 47.4% 1,450 68720 Jorge Lacerda Coal 68.7% 773 53112 José Gelázio Hydro 68.7% 24 1622 Lages Biomass 68.7% 25 17 70 4821 Machadinho Hydro 13.3% 1,140 15123 Passo Fundo Hydro 68.7% 226 1554 Pedra do Sal Wind 68.7% 18 12

13 Ponte de Pedra Hydro 68.7% 176 12111 Rondonópolis Hydro 68.7% 27 1818 Salto Osório Hydro 68.7% 1,078 74117 Salto Santiago Hydro 68.7% 1,420 9769 São Salvador Hydro 68.7% 243 1675 Trairi - Ceara Wind 68.7% 115 79

15 William Arjona Natural gas 68.7% 190 131

CHILE 2,081 1,104

42Monte Redondo (Eléctrica Monte Redondo)

Wind 100% 48 48

43Laja (Eléctrica Monte Redondo)

Hydro 100% 34 34

E.CL26 Arica Fuel oil 52.8% 14 727 Chapiquiña Hydro 52.8% 10 537 Andina (CTA) Coal 52.8% 153 8138 Hornitos (CTH) Coal 31.7% 154 4956 El Aguila (E-CL) Solar 52.8% 2 128 Iquique Fuel oil 52.8% 42 2235 Mejillones I & II Coal 52.8% 319 16836 Mejillones III Natural gas 52.8% 243 12832 Tamaya Fuel oil 52.8% 99 52

29 Tocopilla HFO 10-11 / GT 1-3 Fuel oil 52.8% 159 84

30 Tocopilla 12-15 Coal 52.8% 411 21731 Tocopilla 16 Natural gas 52.8% 393 207

PERU 1,784 1,102 46 28 1 1

EnerSur46 Chilca Natural gas 61.8% 805 49748 Ilo 1 Fuel oil 61.8% 154 95 23 14 1 149 Ilo 21 Coal 61.8% 125 77 23 14

50 Cold Reserve Project Ilo 2 Fuel oil 61.8% 564 348

45 Yuncan Hydro 61.8% 137 84

LATIN AMERICA

Map No.

Assets FuelOwner-ship (%)


GrossNet

owner-ship

GrossNet

owner-ship

GrossNet

owner-ship

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3,267 1,591

BRAZIL 2,539 1,142

8 Jirau (ESBR) Hydro 40% 2,100 840Tractebel Energia

60 Campo Largo Wind 68.7% 327 22458 Ferrari Biomass 68.7% 15 1039 Santa Mônica Wind 68.7% 97 67

CHILE 6 3

61 Pampa Camarones Solar 52,8% 6 3

PERU 722 446

EnerSur62 ChilcaPlus Natural gas 61.8% 110 6844 Quitaracsa Hydro 61.8% 112 6963 Ilo Nodo Energético Fuel oil 61.8% 500 309

Map No. Assets Activity Owner-

ship (%)

OTHER ASSETS

ARGENTINA

2 Gasoducto Nor Andino 1,070 km gas transportation network 52.8%1 Litoral Gas 12,021 km gas distribution network 64.2%

CHILE

33 E-CL 2,290 km power transmission & distribution network 30%

34 Solgas (former Distrinor) 57 km gas distribution network 100%

40 Gasoducto Nor Andino 1,070 km gas transportation network 52.8%41 Mejillones LNG 194 MMcfd1 (design capacity) regasification terminal 63%

PERU

47 Transportadora de Gas del Perú 834 km gas transportation network 8.1%

3 EnerSur 275 km power transmission network 61.7%URUGUAY

57 GNL del Plata (under construction) 350 MMcfd1 (design capacity) regasification terminal 50%

1 MMcfd: millions of cubic feet per day; 1 million cubic feet = 28,316.80 m³ (st)

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OFFICEPOWER STATION UNDER CONSTRUCTIONMULTIPLE PLANTS AND TECHNOLOGIES

GAS DISTRIBUTION

GAS TRANSPORTATIONLNG REGASIFICATION TERMINALCOMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINECONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATIONWIND FARMHYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATIONDIESEL POWER STATIONOPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE(CO-)COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS IN CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATIONELECTRICITY TRANSMISSIONSOLAR

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POWER GENERATION

With power generation assets largely located in the U.S. Northeast and Texas, GDF SUEZ Energy North America has more than 13,000 MW of capacity in operation or under construction.

The facilities use a variety of fuels to produce power and steam. 77% of generation capacity is gas-fired, while renewable energy (hydro, biomass, wind) represents 16%. In Connecticut and Massachusetts, we own and operate approximately 1,600 MW of traditional hydro and pumped storage facilities. In Canada, GDF SUEZ operates a 680 MW wind and solar portfolio, with several other projects under development.

In addition to these hydro, wind and solar facilities, the company is North America’s third largest player in the biomass segment.

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT

The Portfolio Management group works to manage wholesale commodity price risks across our North American portfolio of merchant generation, LNG and retail operations. The group also manages 12 Bcf of natural gas storage.

RETAIL ENERGY

GDF SUEZ Energy Resources NA is a major retail electricity provider to commercial and industrial customers in the United States.

Supplying nearly half of the Fortune 100 companies, the Group also serves small

NORTH AMERICA

GDF SUEZ Energy

NORTH AMERICA

GDF SUEZ Energy North America manages a diverse range of energy businesses in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico, including electricity generation, natural gas distribution and pipelines, liquefied natural gas (LNG) operations, renewable power production, and retail electricity & gas sales to homes and businesses.

LNG Delivery - U.S.

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commercial and industrial customers and recently entered the residential sector via our Think Energy brand.

LNG IMPORTS & SALES

GDF SUEZ owns and operates the Everett Terminal just north of Boston, Massachusetts, which has the capacity to deliver approximately 700 million cubic feet of natural gas per day to the New England market.

The company provides LNG for uses as diverse as producing electricity, heating homes and businesses and fueling long-haul trucks. We are also well positioned to serve the heating, power and process needs of businesses without access to pipeline gas.

MEXICO

In Mexico, the Group’s gas activities include six natural gas distribution companies and two gas transportation companies. GDF SUEZ is one of the largest private gas pipeline operators and the No. 2 local distribution company (LDC) in Mexico.

In 2014, GDF SUEZ started the construction of the Ramones phase II South pipeline (291 km), a key project to reinforce Mexico’s energy security.

We also manage three steam-electricity cogeneration projects with a total installed capacity of 279 MW. Output from these power plants is sold under long-term contracts to a variety of major industrial clients as well as to Mexican authorities.

Digitalization, dramatic cost reductions in renewable energy technology, and massive shale gas and oil production in North America have made this large energy market even more dynamic. We are pursuing a variety of gas and power projects in Mexico to meet robust growth. Strong renewable opportunities remain in Canada. Our New England LNG operation is uniquely equipped to help the region meet peak demand, and is an early mover in the evolution of supplying LNG as a vehicle fuel. Our predominantly gas-fired and renewable power generation fleet in the U.S. is advantaged in an era of low gas prices and increasing environmental regulation. In addition, our retail electricity business continues to diversify its products and customers including investing in new areas of growth such as distributed solar generation and digital energy services to meet emerging needs amidst the energy transition sweeping our industry.

Zin Smati, CEO & President, GDF SUEZ Energy North America

www.gdfsuezna.com

Midlothian - U.S.

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ASSET OVERVIEW NORTH AMERICA


Map No. Assets Fuel Owner-

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Gross Netowner-

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Gross Netowner-

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Gross Netowner-

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GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 13,056 11,038 3,863 3,392 2 1

CANADA 791 379 203 195

1 Aim SOP Wind 40% 40 1648 Beckwith Solar 40% 10 453 Brockville Solar 40% 10 4

3 Caribou Wind 40% 99 4075 Harrow I-IV Wind 40% 40 16

4 Norway Wind 40% 9 476 Pointe-Aux-Roches Wind 40% 49 1980 Plateau Wind 40% 27 11

5 West Cape Wind 40% 99 40

2 West Windsor Power Natural gas 96% 112 108 203 195

78 East Lake St. Claire Wind 40% 99 4079 Erieau Wind 40% 99 4077 Cape Scott Wind 40% 99 40

U.S. 11,479 10,203 2,917 2,455

New Hampshire7 Bethlehem Biomass 100% 16 168 Tamworth Biomass 100% 23 23

Vermont10 Ryegate Biomass 66.9% 20 13

9 Winooski Hydro 50% 7 4Massachusetts

19 Bellingham Natural Gas 100% 527 527

20 Bellingham Cogeneration Natural Gas 50% 304 152

21 Blackstone Natural Gas 100% 478 47813 Cabot (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 62 6216 Mt Tom (FirstLight) Coal 100% 146 146

14 Northfield Mountain (FirstLight)

Pumped Storage 100% 1,146 1,146

14 Northfield Mountain (FirstLight) Solar 100% 2 2

15 Turners Falls (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 6 6

17 Fitchburg Biomass 100% 17 1718 Milford Natural Gas 100% 158 158

Connecticut22 Bantam (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 0.3 0.323 Bulls Bridge

(FirstLight)Hydro 100% 8 8

24 Falls Village (FirstLight)

Hydro 100% 10 10

33 Waterbury (First-Light) Natural Gas 98% 96 94

25 Robertsville (FirstLight)

Hydro 100% 1 1

26 Rocky River (FirstLight)

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27 Scotland (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 2

28 Shepaug (First-Light) Hydro 100% 43 43

29 Stevenson (First-Light) Hydro 100% 29 29

30 Taftville (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 231 Tunnel (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 2

32 Tunnel ICU (First-Light) Kerosene 100% 22 22

New York35 Astoria Natural Gas 38% 575 21836 Astoria 2 Natural Gas 27.8% 575 16034 Nassau Natural Gas 100% 52 52 159 159

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Pennsylvania41 Armstrong Natural Gas 100% 620 620

39 Northeastern Power Company (NEPCO) Culm 100% 51 51 14 14

40 Northumberland Biomass 100% 16 16 17 17Ohio

42 Troy Natural Gas 100% 609 60952 Troy Blackstart Fuel oil 100% 16 16

Michigan43 Lincoln Biomass 100% 18 1844 McBain Biomass 100% 18 18

Illinois45 Calumet Natural Gas 100% 303 303

West Virginia46 Pleasants Natural gas 100% 304 304

Virginia47 Hopewell Natural Gas 100% 365 365 153 153

Alabama51 Decatur Natural Gas 100% 174 174

Texas58 Coleto Creek Coal 100% 635 63556 Ennis Natural Gas 100% 343 34357 Hays Natural Gas 100% 893 89355 Midlothian Natural Gas 100% 1,394 1,39460 Oyster Creek Natural Gas 50% 393 197 925 46359 Wharton Natural Gas 100% 67 6754 Wise County Natural Gas 100% 746 746

Colorado61 Coors Coal 100% 40 40 1,475 1,47562 Metro Wastewater Biogas 100% 5 5

MEXICO 279 278 742 742

65 Tampico (Primex) Natural Gas 100% 9 9 127 12763 Monterrey Natural Gas 100% 245 245 463 46367 Panuco (Dupont) Natural Gas 100% 24 24 153 153

PUERTO RICO 507 177 2 1

74 EcoEléctrica Natural gas 35% 507 177 2 1

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 85 85 153 153

U.S. 53 53

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Pennsylvania41 Armstrong Fuel oil 100% 16 16

West Virginia46 Pleasants Fuel oil 100% 16 16

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CANADA

81 Intragaz Gas storage with working capacity of 5 Bcf1 50%

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Massachusetts12 Everett LNG Terminal 715 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 100%11 Neptune LNG Terminal 400 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 100%

TexasGDF SUEZ Energy Resources NA

Electricity retailer to commercial and industrial businesses 100%

Think Energy Electricity retailer to small businesses 100%

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73 Energia Mayakan 700 km gas transportation network 67.5%

73Energia Mayakan - extension (under construction)

79 km gas transportation network 67.5%

68 Gasoducto del Bajio 204 km gas transportation network 100%

82Ramones II South - extension Los Ramones (under construction)

308 km gas transportation network 50%

69 T-DGJ - Guadalajara 786 km gas distribution network 100%72 Natgasmex - Puebla 1,202 km gas distribution network 100%

70 T-Digaqro & T-Com Gas - Querétaro

1,301 km gas distribution network 100%

71 Consorcio Maxigas 2,107 km gas distribution network 100%64 Tamauligas 740 km gas distribution network 100%66 T-GNP - Tampico 534 km gas distribution network 100%

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74 EcoEléctrica LNG terminal 88 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 35%

1 Bcf: billion cubic feet2 MMcfd: millions of cubic feet per day

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UK-TURKEY GDF SUEZ Energy

UK-TURKEY

GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Turkey operates a diverse portfolio of assets, including gas, coal, pumped storage and renewable generation, as well as a retail business, gas distribution and a trading function.

First Hydro is one of the UK’s most dynamic electricity generators, responsible for the management and operation of the pumped storage plants at Dinorwig and Ffestiniog located in North Wales.

The gas-fired assets include the Deeside power plant, also in North Wales, and Saltend power station, which is a combined cycle cogeneration plant located in North East England with a long-term offtake contract to provide steam to local industrial customers.

Our UK assets also include the Rugeley coal-fired power station as well as the Indian Queens oil-fired power station.

A minority interest in the Eggborough coal-fired plant was sold at the start of 2015.

A wind generation portfolio is being actively developed in the UK in addition to the seven operational wind farms. GDF SUEZ acquired West Coast Energy, a leading UK wind energy developer, in 2014 and has a pipeline of wind projects at various stages of development.

GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Turkey has a trading function for power, gas, coal and carbon. This enables the business to manage output from its generation assets.

Furthermore, GDF SUEZ Energy UK is a retail business, supplying electricity and gas to industrial and commercial customers. The business, based in Leeds, is one of the top seven UK suppliers of power and gas to business customers, supplying around 6,500 business premises with power and around 4,500 business premises with gas.

GDF SUEZ also has a 30% ownership interest in Opus Energy, an electricity and gas supplier to more than 200,000 small and medium sized business customers.

Ffestiniog – UK

UNITED KINGDOM

GDF SUEZ Energy in the UK is a major electricity generator operating a merchant generation fleet with a total capacity of 6,985 MW. The company also has a trading business and a retail business supplying gas and electricity to business customers.

GDF SUEZ works in partnership with Mitsui in the UK - five of the power plants and the trading operation are 75% owned by GDF SUEZ and 25% by Mitsui.

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In the UK we continue to optimize our current portfolio of generation assets as well as growing our renewable energy capacity. We are also focused on expanding our retail business for industrial and commercial customers. In Turkey, our existing business provides a platform for us to create opportunities to grow our generation portfolio and gas distribution business. The Turkish electricity market also presents exciting opportunities with growing demand and market liberalization. We continue to share skills and experience to support our business activities across the region.

Steve Riley, CEO & President, GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Turkey

www.gdfsuez-ukturkey.com

TURKEY

GDF SUEZ in Turkey holds interests in Baymina Enerji, a combined cycle gas turbine power station, and in Uni-Mar Marmara, a combined cycle gas-fired power plant which was one of the first Independent Power Producer Agreements (IPPA) projects developed, financed and constructed on a “Build-Operate- Transfer” model in Turkey. These two power generation plants produce approximately 1,250 MW.

GDF SUEZ is also active in gas distribution with Izgaz, Turkey’s third largest natural gas distributor (2 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year through a 2,560 km pipeline network). The company distributes and markets natural gas to more than 300,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers in the Kocaeli region, 80 km east of Istanbul.

In 2014, GDF SUEZ signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with the Turkish Government relating to cooperation on future energy initiatives in Turkey.

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Map No. Assets Fuel Ownership (%)

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GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 8,228 4,826 672 504

UNITED KINGDOM 6,985 3,941 672 504

1 Barlockhart Wind 50% 8 42 Blantyre Wind 50% 12 63 Carsington Wind 50% 8 44 Crimp Wind 50% 2 15 Deeside Natural gas 75% 515 3866 Eggborough* Coal 9.7% 1,960 1907 First Hydro Pumped storage 75% 2,088 1,5668 Flimby Wind 50% 6 39 Indian Queens Fuel oil 75% 129 97

10 Rugeley Coal 75% 1,026 77011 Saltend Natural gas 75% 1,197 898 672 50412 Scotia/Craigengelt Wind 50% 20 1013 Sober Wind 50% 12 6

TURKEY 1,243 885

14 Ankara (Baymina) Natural gas 95% 763 72515 Marmara (Unimar) Natural gas 33.3% 480 160

Map No. Assets Activity Ownership (%)

OTHER ASSETS

UNITED KINGDOM

GDF SUEZ Energy UK Retail business 100%

Opus Energy Independent supplier of electricity to small and medium size businesses 30%

TURKEY

16 Izgaz 2,624 km gas distribution network 90%

Blantyre – UK

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GDF SUEZ Energy

SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICAIn the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, GDF SUEZ Energy South Asia, Middle East & Africa (SAMEA) is the leading independent power and desalinated water producer with 20 years of experience. Our mission is to deliver electricity and water in a reliable, competitive and responsible manner. Our customers for electricity and water are government-owned utilities.

In Africa, more specifically in Morocco and South Africa, we have four power plants under construction and several conventional and renewable power projects in various stages of development. We have initiated prospection and are actively pursuing projects in select countries on the eastern and western coasts of Africa.

In South Asia, we own assets in Pakistan and have a foothold in the Indian power sector, where we are seeking to expand our presence into a stronghold in the coming years.

BAHRAIN

In Bahrain, GDF SUEZ is the main supplier of electricity and water through its interests in the Al Ezzel power generation plant, as well as in the Al Hidd and Al Dur power generation and water desalination plants.

OMAN

Oman was GDF SUEZ’s first step into the Gulf. Today, we have six facilities in operation, including four independent power producers: Al Rusail, Al Kamil, Barka 3 and Sohar 2.

We also run two power and water desalination plants: Sohar 1 and Barka 2. Five of these plants are operated by SUEZ-Tractebel Operation and Maintenance Oman (STOMO), which is 70% owned by GDF SUEZ.

QATAR

In Qatar, GDF SUEZ has interests in two large power and desalinated water production plants, Ras Laffan B and C, both situated in Ras Laffan Industrial City, which is Qatar’s main site for the production of liquefied natural gas. Ras Laffan C is the country’s largest Independent Power and Water Producer.

SAUDI ARABIA

GDF SUEZ has a 20% stake in the Marafiq Independent Water and Power Project, one of the world’s largest combined power and desalination plants,and in Riyadh PP11, a gas-fired independent power project situated ca. 125 km west of the Kingdom’s capital Riyadh.

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In South Africa, we expect to start commercial operation of the 94 MW West Coast 1 wind project in 2015 and we are making good progress on the construction of two greenfield Open Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGT) that will add a 1,000 MW peaking power to the national grid. GDF SUEZ also has a project development agreement with Exxaro for a 600 MW coal-fired power plant in Limpopo province.

Beginning of 2015, GDF SUEZ, in a consortium with local partners, was awarded preferred bidder for Kathu Solar Park, a 100 MW greenfield Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project with parabolic trough technology in the Northern Cape Province.

SOUTH ASIA

In Pakistan, GDF SUEZ has majority ownership in Uch Power and Uch II Power, located in the

We also own 60% of the Tihama gas-fired cogeneration plants located at Saudi Aramco’s production facilities in Ju’Aymah, Ras Tanura, Shedgum and Uthmaniyah. We are constructing an expansion of 532 MW and 2,210 GJ/h of steam at three of these sites, which is expected to start commercial operation in 2015.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

GDF SUEZ has a 20% ownership interest in five of Abu Dhabi’s nine operational independent power and water projects, namely Al Taweelah A1, Shuweihat 1, Umm Al Nar, Fujairah 2 and Shuweihat 2. Together, these assets produce 8.8 GW of power and some 2.5 billion liters of water per day.

We have started construction of Mirfa, the Emirate’s tenth facility to be built under the public-private partnership IWPP model. New power and water facilities will be added to the existing facilities and commercial operation is expected to start on a phased basis between 2016 and 2017. A fully-owned subsidiary of GDF SUEZ will be responsible for the Operations & Maintenance of the power plant.

KUWAIT

GDF SUEZ is constructing Kuwait’s first Independent Water & Power Project (IWPP), Az Zour North, a gas-fired combined cycle power plant with an associated water desalination plant. Its capacity will account for approximately 12% of Kuwait’s installed generation capacity and around 23% of its installed desalination capacity. All of the plant’s output will be purchased by the Kuwait Ministry of Electricity and Water under a 40-year long-term Energy Conversion and Water Purchase Agreement.

AFRICA

GDF SUEZ continues to actively pursue independent power projects on the African continent. In Morocco, we commissioned the 301 MW Tarfaya wind project, Africa’s largest to date, in December 2014 and we are constructing the 2 x 693 MW ultra-supercritical Safi coal-fired project.

Shuweihat 2 - United Arab Emirates

The markets in our region show robust economic growth and continue to present attractive prospects for capable developers and investors with operational expertise. We remain committed to being a strategic partner for the GCC and will continue to compete for further growth both in conventional and renewable energy. In Africa, we want to build upon our strongholds, Morocco and South Africa, and are targeting other fast-growing countries for opportunities in power and gas. India offers exciting opportunities in conventional power, gas and renewable energy.

Lucas Hautvast, CEO & President, GDF SUEZ Energy South Asia, Middle East & Africa

Balochistan Province. These two combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power stations contribute ca. 900 MW to Pakistan’s national grid. They use domestic natural gas, thereby creating an extra economic advantage for the country.

In India, GDF SUEZ has a majority equity share in Meenakshi Energy, a 1,000 MW coal-fired power project. The project, which is situated in Andhra Pradesh on the southeastern coast, has 300 MW in operation and 700 MW under construction..

GDF SUEZ intends to grow a portfolio in power and gas in India and, in line with that objective, we signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) for a floating LNG terminal in Kakinada Deep Water Seaport (Andhra Pradesh) with Andhra Pradesh Gas Development Corporation (APGDC), Shell and Gail.

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Map No. Assets Fuel Ownership

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GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 26,445 8,081 7,010 4,206 1,053 251

BAHRAIN 3,117 1,264 138 49

1 Al Dur Natural gas 45.1% 1,234 556 48 222 Al Ezzel Natural gas 45% 954 429

3 Al Hidd (Hidd Power Company) Natural gas 30% 929 279 90 27

INDIA 269 233

4 Meenakshi phase 1 Coal 86,6% 269 233

MOROCCO 301 151

5 Tarfaya (TAREC) Wind 50% 301 151

OMAN 3,693 1,244 59 20

6 Al Kamil Natural gas 65% 277 1807 Al-Rusail (RPC) Natural gas 30.9% 665 2058 Barka 2 (SMN Barka) Natural gas 30.9% 678 209 26 89 Barka 3 (Al Suwadi) Natural gas 29.9% 744 222

10 Sohar 1 (Sohar Power) Natural gas 35% 585 205 33 1211 Sohar 2 (Al Batinah) Natural gas 29.9% 744 222

PAKISTAN 932 932

12 Uch I Natural gas 100% 551 55113 Uch II Natural gas 100% 381 381

QATAR 3,755 956 123 37

14 Ras Laffan B (Q Power) Natural gas 40% 1,025 410 60 2415 Ras Laffan C (Ras Girtas) Natural gas 20% 2,730 546 63 13

SAUDI ARABIA 5,536 1,532 7,010 4,206 176 35

16 Ju'Aymah (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 305 183 1,832 1,09917 Marafiq (Jubail) Natural gas 20% 2,744 549 176 3518 Ras Tanura (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 148 89 1,712 1,02719 Shedgum (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 305 183 1,822 1,09320 Uthmaniyah (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 305 183 1,644 98621 Riyadh PP11 (Dhuruma) Natural gas 20% 1,729 346

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 8,842 1,768 557 111

22 Al Taweelah A1 (Gulf Total Tractebel) Natural gas 20% 1,592 318 84 17

23 Fujairah F2 (Fujairah Asia Power) Natural gas 20% 2,000 400 130 26

24 Shuweihat 1 Natural gas 20% 1,500 300 100 2025 Shuweihat 2 (Ruwais) Natural gas 20% 1,510 302 100 20

26 Umm Al Nar (Arabian Power Co) Natural gas 20% 2,240 448 143 29

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 6,762 2,358 2,210 1,326 159 29

INDIA 638 553

4 Meenakshi phase 2 Coal 86.6% 638 553

KUWAIT 1,500 263 107 19

27 Az Zour North Natural gas 17.5% 1,500 263 107 19

MOROCCO 1,386 485

28 Safi (SAFIEC) Coal 35% 1,386 485

SAUDI ARABIA 532 319 2,210 1,326

16 Ju'Aymah (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 177 106 723 43419 Shedgum (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 177 106 744 44620 Uthmaniyah (Tihama) Natural gas 60% 177 106 744 446

SOUTH AFRICA 1,106 418

29 Avon Fuel oil 37.3% 670 25030 Dedisa Fuel oil 37.3% 342 12831 West Coast 1 (Aurora) Wind 43% 94 40

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1,600 320 52 11

32 Mirfa Natural gas 20% 1,600 320 52 11

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ASIA-PACIFIC GDF SUEZ Energy

ASIA-PACIFIC

GDF SUEZ Energy Asia-Pacific operations include power generation, natural gas distribution and a retail business. Our main presence is in Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. Across these countries we operate various coal and gas-fired power plants as well as a wind farm, a solar PV park and a hydro plant. The energy mix and fast growing demand for power in Asia-Pacific provide significant opportunities for growth.

THAILAND/LAOS

The Glow Group, in which GDF SUEZ holds 69.1%, is listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. Glow is a major participant in the Thai energy market with a combined installed capacity in Thailand and Laos of 3,196 MW of electricity and 4,004 GJ/h of steam. It generates and supplies electricity to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) under Thailand’s SPP (Small Power Producer) and IPP (Independent Power Producer) programmes.

The Glow Group completed the construction of Gheco One in July 2012 and also commissioned its solar installation. Later in 2012, Glow SPP 11 Phase 2, a gas-fuelled cogeneration plant, reached commercial operation. The majority of its output, 90 MW, will be sold to EGAT through a 25-year power purchase agreement. In addition to generating electricity, the business also supplies steam, industrial water and services to large industrial customers principally located in the Map Ta Phut area.

GDF SUEZ has a 40% stake in PTT NGD, a distributor of natural gas to industrial customers in the Bangkok region. The remainder is owned by PTT PCL, the primary oil, gas and petrochemical company in Thailand.

INDONESIA

GDF SUEZ has a 40.5% interest in the largest IPP in Indonesia, PT Paiton Energy, which owns and operates the Paiton plants representing a total gross capacity of 2,035 MW.

Paiton 7/8 is a coal-fired power station, located approximately 150 km southeast of Surabaya, the provincial capital of East Java.

Paiton 3, located next to Paiton 7/8, is the first supercritical coal unit in Indonesia and the largest generating unit on the Java-Bali grid. Both projects have a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in place with PT PLN, the Indonesian state utility.

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Energy demand is increasing strongly in Asia-Pacific. Our presence along the energy value chain in Australia, Indonesia, Laos, Singapore and Thailand, gives us a strategic advantage to seize new opportunities. We will strengthen our position and diversify our fuel portfolio through coal, gas, wind, hydro and geothermal projects, as well as enter high-growth markets such as China, Mongolia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam, creating value both for GDF SUEZ and local industries and populations.

Jan Flachet, CEO & President, GDF SUEZ Energy Asia-Pacific

In 2012, GDF SUEZ signed a 30-year PPA for three geothermal projects in which it holds a 35% interest. The projects, located in Muara Laboh, Rajabasa and Rantau Dedap, will have a total combined gross capacity of around 680 MW. They are planned to be built on the Island of Sumatra, with the earliest operational date expected in 2016. These geothermal assets will deliver power to a region that continues to experience high demand growth.

SINGAPORE

GDF SUEZ has a 30% stake in Senoko Energy, which it acquired in 2008 as a member of a consortium alongside Marubeni (30%), Kansai (15%), Kyushu (15%) and JBIC (10%). Senoko owns and operates a unique portfolio of power generation units with a combined operational capacity of 3,188 MW. Senoko is the largest power generation company in Singapore, providing more than 20% of the country’s electricity needs.

MONGOLIA

Mid 2014, GDF SUEZ signed a Concession Agreement for the combined heat and power CHP 5 plant in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. In December 2014, GDF SUEZ also opened its new office in Ulaanbaatar that will support the development of its partnerships and business in Mongolia.

AUSTRALIA

POWER GENERATION

Loy Yang B in Victoria is the state’s newest and most efficient coal-fired power plant. Supplied with brown coal from the adjacent Loy Yang open cut mine, the power station generates around 17% of Victoria’s energy needs.

Hazelwood supplies up to 25% of Victoria’s energy requirements and more than 5% of Australia’s total energy demand.

Australia’s biggest carbon capture pilot plant has been built at Hazelwood and has successfully captured up to 25 tonnes of CO2 per day.

Loy Yang B - Australia

The CCGT at Pelican Point in South Australia is one of Australia’s most advanced, efficient and environmentally friendly gas-fired power stations. The power station uses combined cycle gas turbine operation to produce more than 20% of South Australian needs.

Synergen is a peaking generator consisting of 10 generating units located at four power station sites across South Australia.

We also own the Canunda wind farm situated in South Australia’s south east.

In Western Australia, Kwinana is a cogeneration plant primarily fuelled by natural gas from Western Australia’s North West Shelf gas fields.

The plant supplies steam and electrical power directly to the BP Australia Kwinana Oil Refinery and electricity to the state-owned utility, Verve Energy.

RETAIL

Simply Energy is one of Australia’s largest energy suppliers, with more than 500,000 electricity and gas accounts. Simply Energy currently sells electricity and gas to retail customers in Victoria and South Australia and has recently entered the Queensland and New South Wales markets. It has also entered the solar PV market. Customers include residential homes, small and medium businesses and large commercial and industrial enterprises.

As its retail arm, Simply Energy provides an additional route for the Australian business to sell electricity from its power plants and brings further competition to retail energy markets.

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GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 11,982 6,283 4,248 2,878 0.4 0.3

AUSTRALIA 3,551 2,509 287 141

1 Canunda Wind 72% 46 332 Hazelwood Lignite 72% 1,554 1,1193 Kwinana Natural gas 49% 123 60 287 1414 Loy Yang B Lignite 70% 953 6675 Pelican Point Natural gas 72% 479 3456 Synergen Natural gas 72% 396 285

INDONESIA 2,035 824

7 Paiton Coal 40.5% 1,220 4948 Paiton 3 Coal 40.5% 815 330

LAOS 152 71

9 Glow Houay Ho Hydro 46.5% 152 71

SINGAPORE 3,201 960

10 Senoko 7-8 Fuel oil 30% 478 14311 Senoko CCP 1-7 Natural gas 30% 2,723 817

THAILAND 3,043 1,918 3,961 2,738 0.4 0.3

12 Glow CFB3 Coal 69.1% 85 59 258 17813 Glow Demin Water Natural gas 69.1% 0.4 0.314 Glow Gheco One Coal 44.9% 660 296

15 Glow IPP Natural gas 65.7% 713 46816 Glow IPP Solar Solar 69.1% 2 117 Glow Phase I Natural gas 69.1% 177 12218 Glow Phase II Natural gas 69.1% 281 194 933 64519 Glow Phase IV Natural gas 69.1% 77 53 466 32220 Glow Phase V Natural gas 69.1% 342 236 392 27121 Glow SPP1 Natural gas 69.1% 124 86 172 11922 Glow SPP2 Natural gas 69.1% 213 147 1,417 97923 Glow SPP3 Coal 69.1% 300 207 146 10124 Glow SPP11 Natural gas 69.1% 136 9425 Glow SPP12 Natural gas 69.1% 110 76GENERATION ASSETS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 19 13

THAILAND 19 13

24 Glow SPP11 Natural Gas 69.1% 19 13

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AUSTRALIA

Simply Energy Electricity and gas retailer 72%THAILAND

26 Amata NGD 69 km gas distribution network 32%27 PTT NGD 186 km gas distribution network 40%

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COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINECONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATIONHYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATIONOPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINEWIND FARM

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DriveWe continually drive for the highest operational and financial performance through innovation, efficiency, and financial discipline on behalf of all our stakeholders.

CommitmentWe commit to the highest standards of safety in everything we do, we reconcile the Group’s development of essential services with respect for the individual and for the planet and continually act with transparency and integrity.

DaringWe dare to live in the present with optimism and to build for the future with ambition, creativity and an entrepreneurial mindset.

CohesionWe mobilize all our strengths in a spirit of teamwork and values-driven behaviour to share best practice, learn from each other and create a sustainable energy business.

OUR VALUES

CONTACTS


25 Canada Square

Canary Wharf

London, E14 5LQ

United Kingdom

Tel. +44 (0)20 7320 8600

34 Boulevard Simón Bolívar

1000 Brussels

Belgium

GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America

Avenida Apoquindo 3721 - Piso 8

Las Condes

Santiago

Chile

Tel. +56 2 290 0400

GDF SUEZ Energy North America

1990 Post Oak Boulevard, Suite 1900

Houston, Tx 77056-3831

USA

Tel. +1 713 636 00 00

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