Unlocking sustainable investment Enabling the energy transition Financial Close in December 2017 Commercial Operational Date in October 2020 Turnkey EPC Contract with Vestas, Main Subcontractor Prenecon O&M Contractor Vestas Turbine Model V136 3.45 MW, 112m Hub height and 68m Blades Estimated Energy Output 157GWh/year Total Investment of U$ 104million Project Highlights Shobak Wind Farm Alcazar Energy connuous to promote and facilitate Renewable energy development in Jordan with the construcon of its second Wind Farm in the Kingdom The 44.85 megawa (MW) Wind Farm consists of 13 Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) across 1,450 hectares and is located near the village of Al Shobak, 46km north-west of Ma’an city in the Ma'an Governorate, approximately 160km south of Amman, in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The Project commenced construcon in June 2018 and achieved commercial operaons in October 2020 supplying an esmated 157 million KWh of electricity per year to the Naonal Electrical Power Company (NEPCO) in Jordan under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) contract for 20 years. The Project is being developed by Shobak Wind Energy PSC, a special purpose vehicle incorporated in Jordan for the sole purpose of developing, construcng and operang the Project, which is majority owned by Alcazar Energy with Hecate Energy LLC as minori- ty shareholder. Project financing was provided by: European Bank for Reconstrucon and Development (EBRD), Islamic Development Bank (ISDB) and Europe Arab Bank . The Pro- ject will further contribute towards energy diversificaon in Jordan and increasing elec- tricity generaon capacity from clean renewable resources, avoiding greenhouse gas emissions and reducing the dependence on fossil fuels. The Project is Category A as per the EBRD Environmental and Social Policy (2014) and as such it was subject to a comprehensive Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA). The Project is located within the IFC ‘Tafila Region Wind Power Projects Cumula- ve Effect Assessment (CEA)’ area and in proximity to other exisng and planned wind facilies. The migaon, monitoring and other management measures of the CEA have been considered in the Acve Turbine Management Plan (ATMP) which is currently being implemented and that entails in-flight bird monitoring and observer-led shutdown proce- dures. @alcazarenergy 76,000+ tones of CO 2 Emissions Avoided per year 133,000+ M 3 Water Savings per year 31,000+ Average Jordanian Households Powered per year 365,000+ man-hours and 100+ Local Workers during Construction up