GDF SUEZ

ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

APRIL 2014
FACTS & FIGURES
GDF SUEZ Energy
International

GDF SUEZ Energy International

is responsible for GDF SUEZ’s
energy activities in 32 countries
across five regions worldwide.

Together with power generation,

we are also active in closely linked
businesses including downstream 1
LNG, gas distribution, desalination
and retail.

GDF SUEZ Energy International

has a strong presence in its
markets with 72.9 GW gross
(37.4 GW net) capacity in
operation and 8.4 GW gross
(4.4 GW net) capacity of projects
under construction as at
31 December 2013.
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 Message from
Willem Van Twembeke

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 also have a number of projects under construction and a solid
development pipeline across our markets.

We are accelerating our development in fast growing markets by investing in power

and gas businesses along the energy value chain and by entering new markets. We
are strengthening our position as a leading IPP in key markets across Latin America,
Asia and the Middle East where we have been present for several years. We see
growth from our existing portfolio and through new projects and acquisitions.

In 2013, we performed well, successfully achieving a number of milestones.

Major new power (3.3 GW) and gas projects started construction in 6 countries.
We entered the South Africa market as the country’s first Independent Power
Willem Van Twembeke
Producer. In Kuwait, we began construction of the Az Zour North IWPP and in
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF
GDF SUEZ ENERGY INTERNATIONAL India we acquired our first power project with 638 MW of capacity in construction
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GDF SUEZ, and 274 MW in operation. In the gas business, we announced the fast-track
IN CHARGE OF ENERGY INTERNATIONAL
development of Uruguay’s first LNG import terminal and are expanding our gas
pipeline activities in Mexico.

We also delivered significant progress on our development pipeline:

In Morocco, we signed a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement for the 1,400 MW

thermal Safi project and launched the construction of Tarfaya (300 MW), the largest
wind farm in Africa.

In Mongolia, a new market for GDF SUEZ, we have been confirmed as preferred

bidder for a 400 MW combined heat and power plant. In Peru, where we are now
the largest private power generator, we won a bid to build and operate a new
500 MW thermal plant in the south of the country.

With our highly experienced and strong local teams around the world, I am
convinced that GDF SUEZ Energy International is well positioned to continue to
grow and be the benchmark energy player in its markets.
 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

4   Capture greenfield opportunities in existing and new markets
- power, gas, infrastructure
 Acquisitions
  Capitalize on current expertise to enter new businesses

Our portfolio1
by fuel type by contract type2
PUMPED STORAGE 4.5 2 RENEWABLE SHORT-TERM/
UNCONTRACTED

COAL
16 35

HYDRO 11 63 GAS

65
LONG-TERM
OIL 3.5 CONTRACTED

by geography

UK-EUROPE

12
SOUTH ASIA,
MIDDLE EAST
& AFRICA 35
16 ASIA-PACIFIC

18
LATIN
18 AMERICA
NORTH
AMERICA

1
Operational capacity at 100% as at 31 December 2013
2
Long-term contracted: capacity contracted for more than 3 years
 Senior Dirk Beeuwsaert

Management
CHAIRMAN OF INTERNATIONAL
POWER LTD.*

Willem Van Twembeke

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT GDF SUEZ,
IN CHARGE OF ENERGY INTERNATIONAL

Philip De Cnudde
CEO & PRESIDENT,
GDF SUEZ ENERGY
LATIN AMERICA Pierre Guiollot
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Zin Smati
CEO & PRESIDENT,
GDF SUEZ ENERGY
NORTH AMERICA Guy Richelle
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Steve Riley
CEO & PRESIDENT,
GDF SUEZ ENERGY Penny Chalmers
UK-EUROPE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
STRATEGY &
COMMUNICATIONS

Lucas Hautvast
CEO & PRESIDENT,
GDF SUEZ ENERGY
SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST &
AFRICA Christopher Trower
GENERAL COUNSEL

Jan Flachet
CEO & PRESIDENT,
GDF SUEZ ENERGY
ASIA-PACIFIC
Shankar
Krishnamoorthy
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Rik De Buyserie
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
HUMAN RESOURCES

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

 GDF SUEZ Energy International

Key
figures EBITDA:

(As at 31/12/2013)
3.9
BILLION €
12,833*
EMPLOYEES

REVENUE:

14.8
BILLION €

Capacity
(As at 31/12/2013)
37.4
OF NET INSTALLED
 GW 72.9
OF GROSS INSTALLED
 GW

POWER GENERATING POWER GENERATING

CAPACITY CAPACITY

4.4
OF NET CAPACITY
 GW 8.4  GW
OF GROSS CAPACITY
UNDER CONSTRUCTION UNDER CONSTRUCTION

* Average figures cover entities in all consolidation types (full consolidation, proportional consolidation, equity methods) as at 31/12/2013
GDF SUEZ

Key
figures EBITDA: REVENUE:

(As at 31/12/2013)
13.4
BILLION €
81.3
BILLION €

147,200
EMPLOYEES IN CLOSE
13.5 3.4
BILLION €
TO 70 COUNTRIES* BILLION € NET
OF INVESTMENTS
RECURRING INCOME
OVER 2014-2016

Capacity
(As at 31/12/2013)
113.7  GW
OF GROSS INSTALLED
POWER GENERATING
CAPACITY

10
OF GROSS
  GW

CAPACITY UNDER
CONSTRUCTION

* Figures cover entities in full consolidation only, as at 31/12/2013

 Developments
January 2013 - March 2014

JANUARY 2013 E-CL progresses on its emission reduction plan with 6 bag filters in
operation
EnerSur executes contract with Antamina to supply 170 MW of (LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)
power
(LATIN AMERICA / PERU)
8 MAY 2013
Successful Bidder for the first Independent Power and Water project
in the State of Kuwait New partnership with Mitsui on Jirau project
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / KUWAIT) (LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL)

Tractebel Energia acquires wind power projects in Bahia Jirau: The world’s largest renewable CDM project obtains registration
(LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL) at the United Nations
(LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL)
Environmental Evaluation Service approves E-CL’s second 108 MW
Calama wind farm project GDF SUEZ Energy UK signs 15 year PPA for energy from waste
(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE) facility
(UK-EUROPE / UK)

GDF SUEZ Gas North America supplying Transgas with LNG as a

vehicle fuel
(NORTH AMERICA / U.S.)

FEBRUARY 2013 Environmental Evaluation Service approves E-CL’s third 75 MW

Calama wind farm project
Senoko Energy inaugurates its Stage 2 Repowering Project (LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)
(862 MW)
Completion of partial sale of Sohar 1 Power Company
(ASIA-PACIFIC / SINGAPORE)
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / OMAN)
GDF SUEZ to build and operate largest wind farm in Africa
Start of commercial operation of 10 MW Brockville solar project in
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / MOROCCO)
Ontario
(NORTH AMERICA / CANADA)
APRIL 2013
GDF SUEZ reinforces leading position in Middle East by JUNE 2013
commissioning 3,217 MW of new capacity
GDF SUEZ enters South African power generation market
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / OMAN – SAUDI ARABIA)
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / SOUTH AFRICA)
CODELCO and GNL Mejillones sign contract for long term LNG
regasification services Expansion in South Africa with the financial close of a 94 MW wind
farm
(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / SOUTH AFRICA)
EnerSur Cold Reserve Ilo Project enters commercial operation DECEMBER 2013
(LATIN AMERICA / PERU)
Consortium led by E-CL inaugurates biodiesel and biogas plants in
Senoko Energy completes refinancing of existing debts Tocopilla
(ASIA-PACIFIC / SINGAPORE) (LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)
Extension of GDF SUEZ – General Electric Mayakan Pipeline E-CL acquires transmission line project for interconnecting
(NORTH AMERICA / MEXICO) generation plants on the SING with the Northern part of the SIC
Opening of Flimby Wind Farm (LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)

(UK-EUROPE / UK) GDF SUEZ wins bid for 500 MW power plant in Peru
(LATIN AMERICA / PERU)

JULY 2013 GDF SUEZ strengthens its position in Brazil with six additional

onshore blocks
E-CL and Quiborax inaugurate first photovoltaic plant directly (LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL)
connected to SING
(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)
Az Zour North: first independent water and power project for
GDF SUEZ in Kuwait
GDF SUEZ Energy North America and Alstom finalize service and (SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / KUWAIT)
upgrade package for four natural gas power plants in the USA
(NORTH AMERICA / U.S.)
GDF SUEZ invests in Meenakshi Power Project
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / INDIA)
Exxaro Resources and GDF SUEZ announce the development of a
600 MW coal-fired power plant
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(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / SOUTH AFRICA) JANUARY 2014
Environmental Authority approves construction of E-CL’s GDF SUEZ signs MOU with Turkish Government on future energy
transmission line in the SING projects
(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE) (UK-EUROPE / TURKEY)

Start of commercial operation of the 99 MW Cape Scott Wind Project

AUGUST 2013 in British Columbia
(NORTH AMERICA / CANADA)
Preferred bidder status confirmed for 415 MW power plant in
Mongolia GDF SUEZ Energy UK signs third PPA with SITA UK
(ASIA-PACIFIC / MONGOLIA) (UK-EUROPE / UK)

SEPTEMBER 2013 FEBRUARY 2014
Approval of commercial operation of the first generating unit of the Uruguay’s LNG import terminal project: GDF SUEZ charters the
Jirau project world’s largest LNG Floating Storage and Regasification Unit
(LATIN AMERICA / BRAZIL) (LATIN AMERICA / URUGUAY)

GDF SUEZ signs a memorandum of understanding with Authority approves environmental impact declaration for E-CL’s solar
Petrovietnam to develop energy projects in Vietnam project in the region of Arica and Parinacota
(ASIA-PACIFIC / VIETNAM) (LATIN AMERICA / CHILE)

GNL Mejillones and E-CL close deal for long-term use of terminal GDF SUEZ expands its renewable energy portfolio in Canada
(LATIN AMERICA / CHILE) (NORTH AMERICA / CANADA)

OCTOBER 2013 MARCH 2014

GDF SUEZ to develop Uruguay’s first LNG import terminal Acquisition of UK wind energy developer
(LATIN AMERICA / URUGUAY) (UK-EUROPE / UK)

GDF SUEZ strengthens strategic partnership with Mitsui in Australia GDF SUEZ inaugurates two significant power plants for Oman with a
(ASIA-PACIFIC / AUSTRALIA) total capacity of 1,488 MW
(SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA / OMAN)
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The 32 countries and 5 regions where we are active

HEADQUARTERS
Belgium, United Kingdom
LATIN AMERICA
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Panama, Peru,
Uruguay
NORTH AMERICA
Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, United States
UK-EUROPE
Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Turkey
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SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia,
United Arab Emirates, Morocco, South Africa, Pakistan,
Kuwait, India
ASIA-PACIFIC
Indonesia, Laos, Singapore, Thailand, Australia

0.07
CAPACITY UNDER
  GW 3.9   GW
CAPACITY UNDER
LATIN
AMERICA

CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION
(0.06 GW NET) (2.4 GW NET)

NORTH
AMERICA 13.3   GW
INSTALLED CAPACITY
13   GW
INSTALLED CAPACITY
IN OPERATION IN OPERATION
(11.1 GW NET) (7.1 GW NET)
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0.08
CAPACITY UNDER
  GW

CONSTRUCTION
(0.08 GW NET)

UK-EUROPE
8.9   GW
INSTALLED CAPACITY
IN OPERATION
(5.1 GW NET)

25.8  GW
INSTALLED CAPACITY
ASIA-PACIFIC

IN OPERATION
(7.8 GW NET)

SOUTH ASIA,
MIDDLE EAST
& AFRICA
4.4   GW
CAPACITY UNDER
12  GW
INSTALLED CAPACITY
CONSTRUCTION IN OPERATION
(2 GW NET) (6.3 GW NET)
LATIN GDF SUEZ Energy
LATIN
AMERICA

AMERICA
GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America provides energy and gas solutions
in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Panama, Peru and Uruguay,
supporting this emerging continent in its economic growth.
We manage and operate a diversified energy portfolio. Two thirds of the
12 electricity we generate is renewable. We also transport, distribute and sell
gas in addition to regasifying LNG.

sources. Its position in renewables has been

reinforced by the construction of new wind
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.
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.

CENTRAL AMERICA
In Panama, GDF SUEZ controls and operates
ChilcaUno - Peru
450 MW of installed capacity and is the
second largest independent power producer in
the Panama electricity market with around 22%
ARGENTINA consumption including volumes from third market share in terms of installed capacity.
In Argentina, GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America parties and its own 10% market share in the GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America holds a
owns 64.2% of Litoral Gas, a gas distribution local industrial free market. 51% interest in Bahia Las Minas, Panama’s
company, operating in the province of Santa Fé largest thermal generating complex, which was
BRAZIL acquired in 2007. GDF SUEZ also controls and
and in the Northeast of the province of Buenos
Aires, with some 676,000 customers, and a GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns 68.71% operates the Cátiva thermal plant, and the Dos
market share of 12%. of Tractebel Energia, which is listed on the São Mares hydro complex, consisting of three units,
Paulo Stock Exchange. of which two came on line in 2011 and the
In addition, GDF SUEZ also owns 52.8% of
Tractebel Energia is the largest independent third at the end of 2012.
Gasoducto Nor Andino, a gas transportation
company operating a Trans-Andean pipeline, power producer in Brazil, representing In 2008, GDF SUEZ entered the Costa Rican
as well as a 46.7% stake in ECS (Energy approximately 7% of the country’s total installed market and now controls and operates
Consulting Services). ECS is an electricity power generation capacity. The company the Guanacaste wind farm, which was
and gas marketing and consultancy company operates an installed capacity of 8,652 MW, of commissioned in 2009. This facility is one of the
that dispatches 30% of the national gas which approximately 85% is from renewable largest wind farms in Costa Rica.
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Estreito - Brazil

CHILE PERU in Ancash). The company will also build and

operate a 500 MW thermal power plant in Ilo
GDF SUEZ holds a 52.76% controlling interest In Peru, GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns
(Moquegua) - as part of the Southern Nodo
in E-CL, which is traded on the Santiago Stock 61.73% of EnerSur, which is listed on the Lima
Energético project, after winning the bid in
Exchange. Stock Exchange.
November 2013.
With an installed capacity of 2,046 MW, With an installed capacity of 1,827 MW,
GDF SUEZ also owns an 8.1% share in the gas
E-CL is the largest power company in Chile’s EnerSur is Peru’s largest private power
transportation company Transportadora de Gas
Great North Interconnected System (“SING”), generator.
del Perú.
representing 49% of the market. The company EnerSur’s production portfolio includes
specializes in the production, transport and thermal power (ChilcaUno, Ilo 1, Ilo 21 and URUGUAY
supply of electric power to industrial clients and Cold Reserve) and hydro power (Yuncan). In
mining companies. In Uruguay, GDF SUEZ owns 50% of the GNL
November 2012, the conversion of ChilcaUno
del Plata project, an offshore LNG terminal
GDF SUEZ also holds 63% in the Mejillones power station into a combined cycle was
that is currently under construction near to
LNG terminal which became commercially completed, and in June 2013 the Cold Reserve
Montevideo. The terminal is expected to enter
operational in April 2010. power plant entered into commercial operation.
service in 2015, with a regasification capacity of
In November 2010, the Mejillones LNG terminal These new projects have almost doubled
10 million m3/day.
begun the construction of a 175,000 m3 EnerSur’s installed capacity since 2010.
onshore LNG storage tank, which will enter into Currently, EnerSur is constructing the
commercial operation in the first half of 2014. Quitaracsa hydroelectric power plant (112 MW
In Chile’s Central Power Grid (“SIC”),
GDF SUEZ Energy Latin America owns and
operates the Monte Redondo wind farm.
The Laja 1 hydroelectric project, a “run-of-the- www.gdfsuezla.com
river” plant, is currently under construction. It is
expected to become fully operational in 2014.
Since January 2011, Solgas (100% GDF SUEZ)
has been dedicated to purchasing, selling and In Latin America, power demand continues its strong growth as
distributing gas to industrial and corporate a consequence of economic expansion in all countries where we are
clients. At the end of 2013, Solgas reached
an agreement with E-CL for the acquisition
active. We are committed to providing reliable energy solutions for our
of its subsidiary Distrinor, which owns assets clients and contribute to the sustainable development of the countries
dedicated to distributing natural gas to we are working in. Our pipeline of projects under development
industrial clients in the Great North. 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
LATIN ASSET OVERVIEW
AMERICA
LATIN AMERICA
Figures as at 31 December 2013

Owner- Electricity (MW) Steam (GJ/h) Owner- Electricity (MW) Steam (GJ/h)
Map Map
Assets Fuel ship Net Net Assets Fuel ship Net Net
No. Gross Gross No. Gross Gross
(%) ownership ownership (%) ownership ownership

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 13,025 7,136 116 77 CONSTRUCTION
3,881 2,368

BRAZIL 8,652 4,561 70 48 BRAZIL 3,735 2,265

8 Jirau Hydro 60% 75 45 8 Jirau Hydro 60% 3,675 2,205
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Tractebel Energia Tractebel Energia
24 Alegrete Fuel oil 68.7% 60 41 5 Trairi - Ceara Wind 68.7% 60 60
16 Andrade - Ibitiúva Biomass 47.6% 30 14 CHILE 34 34
14 Areia Branca Hydro 68.7% 20 14
43 Laja (Eólica Monte Redondo) Hydro 100% 34 34
6 Beberibe Wind 68.7% 26 18
10 Cana Brava Hydro 68.7% 450 309 PERU 112 69
25 Charqueadas Coal 68.7% 60 41 EnerSur
7 Estreito Hydro 27.5% 1,087 299 44 Quitaracsa Hydro 61.8% 112 69
19 Itá Hydro 47.4% 1,450 687
20 Jorge Lacerda Coal 68.7% 773 531
12 José Gelázio Hydro 68.7% 24 16
22 Lages Biomass 68.7% 25 17 70 48
21 Machadinho Hydro 13.3% 1,140 151 Map Owner-
No.
Assets Activity ship (%)
23 Passo Fundo Hydro 68.7% 226 155
4 Pedra do Sal Wind 68.7% 18 12
OTHER ASSETS
13 Ponte de Pedra Hydro 68.7% 176 121
11 Rondonópolis Hydro 68.7% 27 18 ARGENTINA
18 Salto Osório Hydro 68.7% 1,078 741
2 Gasoducto Nor Andino 1,070 km gas transportation network 52.8%
17 Salto Santiago Hydro 68.7% 1,420 976
1 Litoral Gas 11,859 km gas distribution network 64.2%
9 São Salvador Hydro 68.7% 243 167
5 Trairi - Ceara Wind 68.7% 55 55 CHILE
15 William Arjona Natural Gas 68.7% 190 131 33 E-CL 2,547 km power transmission & distribution network 52.8%
CHILE 2,046 1,070 34 Distrinor 57 km gas distribution network 52.8%
40 Gasoducto Nor Andino 1,070 km gas transportation network 52.8%
Monte Redondo (Eólica
42 Wind 100% 48 48 41 Mejillones LNG 194 MMcfd1 (design capacity) regasification terminal 63%
Monte Redondo)
E-CL PERU
26 Arica Fuel oil 52.8% 14 7 Transportadora de Gas
27 Chapiquiña Hydro 52.8% 10 5 47 834 km gas transportation network 8.1%
del Perú
37 Andina (CTA) Coal 52.8% 153 81 3 EnerSur 275 km power transmission network 61.7%
38 Hornitos (CTH) Coal 31.7% 154 49 URUGUAY
56 El Aguila (E-CL) Solar 52.8% 2 1 GNL del Plata
28 Iquique Fuel oil 52.8% 42 22 57 350 MMcfd1 (design capacity) regasification terminal 50%
(under construction)
35 Mejillones I & II Coal 52.8% 319 168
36 Mejillones III Natural Gas 52.8% 243 128 1
MMcfd: millions of cubic feet per day; 1 million cubic feet = 28,316.80 m³ (st)
32 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% 411 217
31 Tocopilla 16 Natural Gas 52.8% 393 207
COSTA RICA 50 50
55 Planta Eólica Guanacaste
Wind 100% 50 50
(PEG)
PANAMA 450 328
Bahía Las Minas -
51 Coal 51% 108 55
Conventional
52 Bahía Las Minas - CCGT Fuel oil 51% 141 72
54 Dos Mares (Alternegy) Hydro 100% 118 118
53 Cátiva (IDB) Fuel oil 100% 83 83
PERU 1,827 1,128 46 28
EnerSur
46 Chilca Natural Gas 61.8% 805 497
48 Ilo 1 Fuel oil 61.8% 197 122 23 14
49 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
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55

53
PANAMA
54

4 5 15
3 6
5

PERU 7
BRAZIL
44 8
45

9
47 10
11
46
12

13
48..50
27 14
26,56 15
32 29..31
28 16
34
33

40 2 17
18
35..38 20
41
19 22
21
CHILE
23
42 24 25
1
ARGENTINA
URUGUAY

57
43

LEGEND

OFFICE
POWER STATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION
MULTIPLE PLANTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
GAS DISTRIBUTION
GAS TRANSPORTATION
LNG REGASIFICATION TERMINAL
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
WIND FARM
HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATION
DIESEL POWER STATION
OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE
(CO-)COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS IN
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION
SOLAR
NORTH GDF SUEZ Energy
NORTH
AMERICA

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,
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and retail electricity & gas sales to commercial and industrial customers.

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%. FirstLight
Power Resources owns and operates
approximately 1,600 MW of power generation
facilities, primarily traditional hydro and
pumped storage facilities, in Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
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 11 Bcf of
natural gas storage.
LNG Delivery - U.S.
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Midlothian - U.S.

RETAIL ENERGY We also manage three steam-electricity

cogeneration projects with a total installed
GDF SUEZ Energy Resources NA is a major
capacity of 279 MW. Output from these power
retail electricity provider to commercial and
plants is sold under long-term contracts to a
industrial customers in the United States.
variety of major industrial clients as well as to
Supplying nearly half of the Fortune 100
Mexican authorities.
companies, the Group is now also serving small
commercial and industrial customers.

LNG IMPORTS & SALES

GDF SUEZ owns and operates the Everett
Terminal just north of Boston, Massachusetts,
which has the capacity to deliver approximately Propelled by massive shale gas and oil production in the
700 million cubic feet of natural gas per day to U.S., the North American energy market is large and dynamic.
the New England market.
We are pursuing a variety of gas and power projects in Mexico to
The company provides LNG for uses as diverse meet robust growth. Our New England LNG operation is uniquely
as producing electricity, heating homes and
businesses and fueling long-haul trucks. We are
equipped to help the region meet peak demand, and is an early
also increasingly serving the heating, power and mover in supplying LNG as a vehicle fuel. Our predominantly gas-
process needs of businesses without access to fired and renewable power generation fleet in the U.S. is advantaged
pipeline gas. in an era of low gas prices and increasing environmental regulation.
MEXICO Strong renewable opportunities remain in Canada. In addition,
our retail electricity business continues to diversify its products
In Mexico, the Group’s gas activities include six
natural gas distribution companies and two gas
and customers including investing in new areas of growth such as
transportation companies. GDF SUEZ is one distributed solar generation.
of the largest private gas pipeline operators
and the No. 2 local distribution company (LDC)
in Mexico.
Zin Smati, CEO & President,
GDF SUEZ Energy North America

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NORTH ASSET OVERVIEW

AMERICA
NORTH AMERICA
Figures as at 31 December 2013

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

Map Ownership Map Ownership
Assets Fuel Gross Net Gross Net Assets Fuel Gross Net Gross Net
No. (%) No. (%)
ownership ownership ownership ownership

37 Syracuse Coal 100% 65 65 356 356

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 13,268 11,129 4,656 4,185
New Jersey
CANADA 781 375 203 195 38 Sayreville Natural Gas 50% 287 144
1 AIM SOP Wind 40% 40 16 Pennsylvania
41 Armstrong Natural Gas 100% 620 620
18 53 Brockville Solar 40% 10 4
3 Caribou Wind 40% 99 40 39 Northeastern Power
Company (NEPCO) Culm 100% 51 51 14 14
75 Harrow I-IV Wind 40% 40 16 40 Northumberland Biomass 100% 16 16 17 17
4 Norway Wind 40% 9 4 Ohio
76 Pointe-Aux-Roches Wind 40% 49 19 42 Troy Natural Gas 100% 609 609
80 Plateau Wind 40% 27 11 Michigan
5 West Cape Wind 40% 99 40 43 Lincoln Biomass 100% 18 18
2 West Windsor Power Natural Gas 96% 112 108 203 195 44 McBain Biomass 100% 18 18
78 East Lake St Claire Wind 40% 99 40 Illinois
79 Erieau Wind 40% 99 40 45 Calumet Natural Gas 100% 303 303
77 Cape Scott Wind 40% 99 40 West Virginia
U.S. 11,702 10,298 3,711 3,248 46 Pleasants Natural gas 100% 304 304
Maine Virginia
6 Bucksport Natural Gas 22% 157 35 47 Hopewell Natural Gas 100% 365 365 153 153
New Hampshire Maryland
7 Bethlehem Biomass 100% 16 16 49 College Park Natural Gas 100% 27 27 437 437
8 Tamworth Biomass 100% 23 23 50 Owings Mills Natural Gas 51% 11 6
Vermont Alabama
10 Ryegate Biomass 66.9% 20 13 51 Decatur Natural Gas 100% 174 174
9 Winooski Hydro 50% 7 4 Texas
Massachusetts 58 Coleto Creek Coal 100% 635 635
19 Bellingham Natural Gas 100% 527 527 56 Ennis Natural Gas 100% 343 343
Bellingham 57 Hays Natural Gas 100% 893 893
20 Cogeneration Natural Gas 50% 304 152
55 Midlothian Natural Gas 100% 1,394 1,394
21 Blackstone Natural Gas 100% 478 478 60 Oyster Creek Natural Gas 50% 393 197 925 463
13 Cabot (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 62 62 59 Wharton Natural Gas 100% 67 67
16 Mt Tom (FirstLight) Coal 100% 146 146 54 Wise County Natural Gas 100% 746 746
14 Northfield Mountain Pumped 100% 1,124 1,124 Colorado
(FirstLight) Storage
61 Coors Coal 100% 40 40 1,475 1,475
14 Northfield Mountain Solar 100% 2 2
(FirstLight) 62 Metro Wastewater Biogas 100% 5 5
15 Turners Falls (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 6 6 MEXICO 279 278 742 742
17 Fitchburg Biomass 100% 17 17
65 Tampico (Primex) Natural Gas 100% 9 9 127 127
18 Milford Natural Gas 100% 158 158
63 Monterrey Natural Gas 100% 245 245 463 463
Connecticut
67 Panuco (Dupont) Natural Gas 100% 24 24 153 153
22 Bantam (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 0.3 0.3
23 Bulls Bridge (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 8 8 PUERTO RICO 507 177
24 Falls Village (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 10 10 74 EcoEléctrica Natural gas 35% 507 177
33 Waterbury (FirstLight) Natural Gas 98% 96 94
25 Robertsville (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 1 1 GENERATION ASSETS UNDER
70 62
CONSTRUCTION
26 Rocky River (FirstLight) Pumped 100% 29 29
Storage CANADA 10 2
27 Scotland (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 2
48 Beckwith Solar 24% 10 2
28 Shepaug (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 43 43
29 Stevenson (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 29 29 U.S. 60 60
30 Taftville (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 2 Massachusetts
31 Tunnel (FirstLight) Hydro 100% 2 2 14 Northfield
(FirstLight)
Mountain Pumped
Storage 100% 44 44
32 Tunnel ICU (FirstLight) Kerosene 100% 22 22
New York Ohio
35 Astoria Natural Gas 38% 575 218 52 Troy Blackstart Fuel oil 100% 16 16
36 Astoria 2 Natural Gas 27.8% 575 160
34 Nassau Natural Gas 100% 52 52 159 159
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5

43 9
48 7 6
75 53 10
1 8
44 C A N A D A
80 13-15
37 14-16..21 11 12
2 79 32-33
78
76 41
U N I T E D S T A T E S 45 40 39 34 22..31
38
62 42
61 35-36
52 49 50
46

47
19

54 51
55
56

57

59
58 60

64
63

66
65

67
68
M E X I C O
69
70 71
72 73 74

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Map Ownership
No.
Assets Activity (%)

OTHER ASSETS

CANADA

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

U.S.

Massachusetts
12 Everett LNG Terminal 715 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 100%
11 Neptune LNG Terminal 400 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 100%
LEGEND
Texas
GDF SUEZ Energy Electricity retailer to commercial and industrial OFFICE
100%
Resources NA businesses POWER STATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Think Energy Electricity retailer to small businesses 100% MULTIPLE PLANTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
MEXICO GAS DISTRIBUTION
GAS TRANSPORTATION
73 Energia Mayakan 697 km gas transportation network 67.5%
LNG REGASIFICATION TERMINAL
68 Gasoducto del Bajio 204 km gas transportation network 100%
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE
69 T-DGJ - Guadalajara 774 km gas distribution network 100% CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
72 Natgasmex - Puebla 1,191 km gas distribution network 100% WIND FARM
T-Digaqro & T-Com Gas - 1,239 km gas distribution network 100% HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATION
70
Querétaro / PUMPED STORAGE
71 Consorcio Maxigas 2,088 km gas distribution network 100% DIESEL POWER STATION
64 Tamauligas 732 km gas distribution network 100% HEAT/COLD (WITHOUT POWER)
66 T-GNP - Tampico 531 km gas distribution network 100% OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE
(CO-)COMBUSTION OF BIOMASS IN
PUERTO RICO CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
88 MMcfd2 (design capacity) regasification terminal 35% SOLAR
74 EcoEléctrica LNG terminal

1
Bcf: billion cubic feet
2
MMcfd: millions of cubic feet per day
UK-EUROPE GDF SUEZ Energy
UK-EUROPE

GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Europe 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.

20

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 in the
Snowdonia region of Wales.
The gas-fired assets include the Deeside facility
in Flintshire and Saltend power station, which is
a combined cycle cogeneration plant located in
Hull with a long-term offtake contract to provide
steam to local industrial customers.
Our UK assets also include majority ownership
of the Rugeley coal-fired power station as well
as the Indian Queens oil-fired power station,
and a minority interest in the Eggborough coal-
fired plant.
A wind generation portfolio is being actively
developed in the UK. In addition to the
six operational wind farms, GDF SUEZ has a
pipeline of wind projects at various stages of
development.
GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Europe has a trading
business which trades UK power, UK gas, EU
carbon and coal, to manage the commodity
price exposures associated with its generation
Saltend - UK assets and retail market position.
Moreover, GDF SUEZ Energy UK is a retail
UNITED KINGDOM business, supplying electricity and gas to
industrial and commercial customers. The
GDF SUEZ Energy in the UK is a major business, based in Leeds, is one of the
electricity generator with a merchant generation top seven UK suppliers of power and gas
fleet of twelve operational assets with a total to business customers, supplying around
capacity of 6,977 MW. The company also has a 5,100 business premises with power and
trading business and a retail business supplying around 5,600 business premises with gas.
gas and electricity to business customers.
The company also has a 30% ownership
Five of the power plants and the trading interest in Opus Energy, an electricity and gas
operation are 75% owned by GDF SUEZ and supplier to around 150,000 small and medium
25% by Mitsui. sized business premises.
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Izgaz - Turkey

www.gdfsuez-ukeurope.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 The Turkish electricity market presents an exciting
cycle gas-fired power plant which was one opportunity with growing demand and market liberalization. Our
of the first Independent Power Producer existing business in Turkey provides a platform for us to create
Agreements (IPPA) projects developed,
opportunities to grow our generation portfolio. The recently
financed and constructed on a “Build-Operate-
Transfer” model in Turkey. These power signed MOU with the Turkish Government and progress on
generation plants produce approximately development projects demonstrates our commitment to build
1,250 MW. our Turkish business. In the UK, we continue to focus on growing
GDF SUEZ is also active in gas distribution our renewable energy capacity and the recent acquisition
with Izgaz, Turkey’s third largest natural gas of West Coast Energy is a key part of this strategy. We will
distributor (total distributed volume: 1.78 bcm continue to leverage the skills we have in the UK across our
in 2013). The company distributes and markets
natural gas to 281,000 residential, commercial
generation, trading and retail businesses to support our business
and industrial customers in the Kocaeli region, development in Turkey.
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.
Steve Riley, CEO & President,
GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Europe
UK-EUROPE ASSET OVERVIEW
UK-EUROPE
Figures as at 31 December 2013

Electricity (MW) Steam (GJ/h)

Map Assets Fuel Ownership (%) Gross Net Gross Net
No.
ownership ownership

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 8,893 5,142 672 504

UNITED KINGDOM 6,977 3,968 672 504

1 Barlockhart Wind 100% 8 8
2 Blantyre Wind 100% 12 12
3 Crimp Wind 100% 2 2
22 4 Deeside Natural Gas 75% 515 386
5 Eggborough Coal 10% 1,960 190
6 First Hydro Pumped storage 75% 2,088 1,566
7 Flimby Wind 100% 6 6
8 Indian Queens Fuel oil 75% 129 97
9 Rugeley Coal 75% 1,026 770
10 Saltend Natural Gas 75% 1,197 898 672 504
11 Scotia/Craigengelt Wind 100% 20 20
12 Sober Wind 100% 12 12
ITALY 1 560 203
13 ISAB Liquid/gas 34.3% 532 183
14 PEG AkA Brulli Wind 75% 28 21
NETHERLANDS 1 29 29
15 Levanto Wind 100% 29 29
SPAIN 85 57
16 Canjuneda/Cami Solar 70% 1 1
16 Electrometalurgica del Ebro Hydro 63.9% 36 23
16 Iberica de Energias Hydro 70% 48 34
TURKEY 1,243 885
17 Ankara (Baymina) Natural Gas 95% 763 725
18 Marmara (Unimar) Natural Gas 33.3% 480 160

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 8 8

UNITED KINGDOM 8 8
19 Carsington Wind 100% 8 8

Map
No. Assets Activity Ownership (%)

OTHER ASSETS

UNITED KINGDOM

GDF SUEZ Energy UK Retail business 100%

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

20 Izgaz 2,561 km gas distribution network 90%

1 These assets have been transferred to the GDF SUEZ Energy Europe business line in 2014.
Deeside - UK
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2

1
7

THE NETHERLANDS
5 12 10
4
6 19
9
15

UNITED KINGDOM
GERMANY

3 BELGIUM
8 23

FRANCE

ITALY

12 10

9
14
PORTUGAL
15 16
SPAIN

13

14
18 20
16

17 TURKEY

LEGEND

OFFICE
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE 13
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
WIND FARM
PUMPED STORAGE POWER STATION
COMBINED OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE
MULTIPLE PLANTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
SOUTH ASIA, GDF SUEZ Energy
SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE
MIDDLE
EAST
& AFRICA

EAST & AFRICA

In the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, GDF SUEZ Energy South Asia, Middle
East & Africa (SAMEA) is the leading independent power and desalinated water
producer with almost 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.
24
In Africa, more specifically in Morocco and South Africa, we have three projects
under construction and several projects in various stages of development. We
have initiated prospection in select countries on the eastern and western coasts
of Africa.
In South Asia, we own assets in Pakistan and have recently created 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.
The last two of these plants commenced
commercial operation on schedule in early
April 2013. 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
Barka 3 - Oman desalination plants, situated in the city of Jubail,
in the northeast of the country.
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Tarfaya - Morocco

We also own 60% of the Tihama gas-fired use indigenous natural gas as its fuel supply. AFRICA
cogeneration plants located at Saudi Aramco’s Our Group also owns Uch II, a 375 MW
GDF SUEZ continues to actively pursue
production facilities in Ju’Aymah, Ras Tanura, CCGT, which started commercial operation
independent power projects on the African
Shedgam and Uthmaniyah. In 2012, we in April 2014. Furthermore, we have 100%
continent. In Morocco, we are constructing
were awarded an expansion of 532 MW ownership of the company that operates the
the 301 MW Tarfaya wind project and signed
and 2,210 GJ/h of steam at three of these 1,200 MW Hub Power station, 60 km north of
the PPA for a 2 x 693 MW ultra supercritical
sites. Phased commencement of commercial Karachi.
coal-fired project under development (Safi).
operation is expected in 2015. In India, GDF SUEZ acquired a 74% equity In South Africa, we commenced construction
In March 2013, we achieved full commercial share in Meenakshi Energy, a 912 MW coal- of the 94 MW West Coast 1 wind project and
operation of Riyadh PP11, a gas-fired fired power project. The project, which is of two greenfield Open Cycle Gas Turbines
independent power project with a capacity of situated in Andhra Pradesh on the southeastern (OCGT) that will add a further 1,000 MW to the
1,729 MW. Commissioning was completed in coast, has 274 MW in operation and 638 MW regional portfolio. GDF SUEZ also concluded a
combined cycle configuration ahead of schedule. under construction. Meenakshi Energy gives project development agreement with Exxaro for
us a foothold in the Indian power sector. a 600 MW coal-fired power plant in Limpopo
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES GDF SUEZ intends to grow a portfolio in power province.
In the UAE, GDF SUEZ has a 20% ownership and gas in India and, in line with that objective,
interest in five of the eight operational has opened a development office in New Delhi.
independent power and water projects, namely
Al Taweelah A1, Shuweihat 1, Umm Al Nar,
Fujairah 2 and Shuweihat 2. Together, these
assets contribute 8.8 GW of power and some
2.5 billion liters of water per day to the country’s www.gdfsuez-samea.com
capacity.

KUWAIT
GDF SUEZ has started construction of Kuwait’s The markets in our region show robust economic growth and
first Independent Water & Power Project
(IWPP). Az Zour North is a gas-fired combined
continue to present attractive prospects for capable developers and
cycle power plant of at least 1,500 MW and investors with operational expertise. We remain committed to being a
an associated water desalination plant with a strategic partner for the GCC and will continue to compete for further
capacity of 107 MIGD. Its capacity will account growth both in conventional and renewable energy. In Africa, we want
for approximately 12% of Kuwait’s installed to build upon our strongholds, Morocco and South Africa, and are
generation capacity and around 23% of its
installed desalination capacity. All of the plant’s
targeting other fast-growing countries for opportunities in power and
output will be purchased by the Kuwait Ministry gas. India offers exciting opportunities in conventional power, gas and
of Electricity and Water under a 40-year long- renewable energy.
term Energy Conversion and Water Purchase
Agreement (ECWPA).

SOUTH ASIA Lucas Hautvast,

In Pakistan, GDF SUEZ has an interest in CEO & President,
the Uch power plant, a combined cycle gas GDF SUEZ Energy South Asia, Middle East & Africa
turbine (CCGT) power station located in
the Balochistan Province. This was the first
independent power project in the country to
SOUTH ASIA,
MIDDLE
ASSET OVERVIEW
EAST
& AFRICA SOUTH ASIA, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
Figures as at 31 December 2013

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

Map Assets Ownership
Fuel Gross Net Gross Net Gross Net
No. (%)
ownership ownership ownership

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 25,768 7,758 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 22
2 Al Ezzel Natural Gas 45% 954 429
Al Hidd (Hidd Power
3 Natural Gas 30% 929 279 90 27
Company)
INDIA 274 203

26 4 Meenakshi phase 1 Coal 74% 274 203

OMAN 3,693 1,484 59 20
5 Al Kamil Natural Gas 65% 277 180
6 Al-Rusail (RPC) Natural Gas 30.9% 665 205
7 Barka 2 (SMN Barka) Natural Gas 30.9% 678 209 26 8
8 Barka 3 (Al Suwadi) Natural Gas 46% 744 342
9 Sohar 1 (Sohar Power) Natural Gas 35% 585 205 33 12
10 Sohar 2 (Al Batinah) Natural Gas 46% 744 342
PAKISTAN 551 551
11 Uch I Natural gas 100% 551 551
QATAR 3,755 956 123 37
12 Ras Laffan B (Q Power) Natural Gas 40% 1,025 410 60 24
13 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

14 Ju’Aymah (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 305 183 1,832 1,099
15 Marafiq (Jubail) Natural Gas 20% 2,744 549 176 35
16 Ras Tanura (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 148 89 1,712 1,027
17 Shedgam (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 305 183 1,822 1,093
18 Uthmaniyah (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 305 183 1,644 986
19 Riyadh PP11 (Dhuruma) Natural Gas 20% 1,729 346
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 8,842 1,768 557 111
Al Taweelah A1 (Gulf Total
20 Natural Gas 20% 1,592 318 84 17
Tractebel)
Fujairah F2 (Fujairah Asia
21 Natural Gas 20% 2,000 400 130 26
Power)
22 Shuweihat 1­ Natural Gas 20% 1,500 300 100 20
23 Shuweihat 2 (Ruwais) Natural Gas 20% 1,510 302 100 20
Umm Al Nar (Arabian
24 Natural Gas 20% 2,240 448 143 29
Power Co)

GENERATION ASSETS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION
4,445 2,002 2,210 1,326 107 19

INDIA 638 472

4 Meenakshi phase 2 Coal 74% 638 472
KUWAIT 1,500 263 107 19
25 Az Zour North Natural gas 17.5% 1,500 263 107 19
MOROCCO 301 151
Ras Laffan B - Qatar
26 Tarfaya (TAREC) Wind 50% 301 151
PAKISTAN 375 375
27 Uch II Natural Gas 100% 375 375
SAUDI ARABIA 532 319 2,210 1,326
14 Ju’Aymah (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 177 106 723 434
17 Shedgam (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 177 106 744 446
18 Uthmaniyah (Tihama) Natural Gas 60% 177 106 744 446
SOUTH AFRICA 1,099 422
28 Avon Fuel oil 38% 670 255
29 Dedisa Fuel oil 38% 335 127
30 West Coast 1 (Aurora) Wind 43% 94 40
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11
14 2
16-18 15 3
1 12
13
19 20 21
23 22 24
9 6
10 7
8
BAHRAIN 5

2
3

1 12
13

MOROCCO

QATAR

26

27

KUWAIT

25 PAKISTAN

BAHRAIN
11 27
14 2
16-18 15 3 QATAR INDIA
1 12
SAUDI ARABIA
13
19 20 21
23 22 24
9 6
10 7
UNITED ARAB 8
EMIRATES 5

OMAN

4
4

28

SOUTH AFRICA

30
LEGEND
29
OFFICE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
POWER AND DESALINATION PLANT
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE
OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE
WIND FARM
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
POWER PLANT PROJECT
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
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
28 for power in Asia-Pacific provide significant opportunities for growth.

THAILAND/LAOS
Glow SPP12 - Thailand
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. Paiton 3 started commercial operation
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Loy Yang B - Australia

in March 2012. Both projects have a 30-year The CCGT at Pelican Point in South Australia RETAIL
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in place with is one of Australia’s most advanced, efficient
Simply Energy is one of Australia’s
PT PLN, the Indonesian state utility. and environmentally friendly gas-fired power
largest energy suppliers, with more than
In 2012, GDF SUEZ signed a 30‑year PPA for stations. The power station uses combined-
430,000 electricity and gas accounts. Simply
three geothermal projects in which it holds a cycle gas turbine operation to produce more
Energy currently sells electricity and gas to retail
35% interest. The projects, located in Muara than 20% of South Australian needs.
customers in Victoria and South Australia and
Laboh, Rajabasa and Rantau Dedap, will have Synergen is a peaking generator consisting has recently entered the Queensland and New
a total combined gross capacity of around of 10 generating units located at four power South Wales markets. It has also entered the
680 MW. They are planned to be built on the station sites across South Australia. solar PV market. Customers include residential
Island of Sumatra, with the earliest operational We also own the Canunda wind farm situated homes, small and medium businesses and
date expected in 2016. These geothermal in South Australia’s south east. large commercial and industrial enterprises.
assets will deliver power to a region that As its retail arm, Simply Energy provides an
In Western Australia, Kwinana is a cogeneration
continues to experience high demand growth. additional route for the Australian business to
plant primarily fuelled by natural gas from
sell electricity from its power plants and brings
SINGAPORE Western Australia’s North West Shelf gas fields.
further competition to retail energy markets.
The plant supplies steam and electrical power
GDF SUEZ has a 30% stake in Senoko Energy,
directly to the BP Australia Kwinana Oil Refinery
which it acquired in 2008 as a member of a
and electricity to the state-owned utility,
consortium alongside Marubeni (30%), Kansai
Verve Energy.
(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. In 2012, two repowered
units reached commercial operation. Senoko
is the largest power generation company
in Singapore, providing around 25% of the With new emerging South East Asian powers and the
country’s electricity needs. constant high growth of Asian-Pacific countries, energy needs are
set to strongly increase in the region. Our presence along the energy
AUSTRALIA
value chain in Singapore, Thailand, Australia and Indonesia, gives
POWER GENERATION us a strategic advantage to seize the opportunities we expect will
Loy Yang B in Victoria is the state’s newest and materialize. Our intention is to further strengthen our position and
most efficient coal-fired power plant. Supplied diversify our fuel portfolio through coal, gas, wind and geothermal
with brown coal from the adjacent Loy Yang projects. We want to bring our experience and expertise to further
open cut mine, the power station generates high-growth markets such as Mongolia, Vietnam and the Philippines,
around 17% of Victoria’s energy needs.
to create value both for GDF SUEZ and the local industries and
Hazelwood supplies up to 25% of Victoria’s
energy requirements and more than 5% of
populations.
Australia’s total energy demand.
Australia’s biggest carbon capture pilot plant
has been built at Hazelwood and is successfully Jan Flachet,
capturing up to 25 tonnes of CO2 per day.
CEO & President,
GDF SUEZ Energy Asia-Pacific
ASIA-PACIFIC ASSET OVERVIEW
ASIA-PACIFIC
Figures as at 31 December 2013

Electricity (MW) Steam (GJ/h)

Map Ownership
Assets Fuel Gross Net Gross Net
No. (%)
ownership ownership

GENERATION ASSETS IN OPERATION 11,968 6,278 4,291 2,908

AUSTRALIA 3,550 2,509 287 141

1 Canunda Wind 72% 46 33
30 2 Hazelwood Lignite 72% 1,554 1,119
3 Kwinana Natural gas 49% 122 60 287 141
4 Loy Yang B Lignite 70% 953 667
5 Pelican Point Natural gas 72% 479 345
6 Synergen Natural gas 72% 396 285
INDONESIA 2,035 824
7 Paiton Coal 40.5% 1,220 494
8 Paiton 3 Coal 40.5% 815 330
LAOS 153 71
9 Glow Houay Ho Hydro 46.5% 153 71
SINGAPORE 3,188 956
10 Senoko 7-8 Fuel Oil 30% 456 137
11 Senoko CCP 1-7 Natural Gas 30% 2,732 820
THAILAND 3,043 1,918 4,004 2,767
12 Glow CFB3 Coal 69.1% 85 59 258 178
13 Glow Gheco One Coal 44.9% 660 296
14 Glow IPP Natural gas 65.7% 713 468
15 Glow IPP Solar Solar 69.1% 2 1
16 Glow Phase I Natural gas 69.1% 177 122
17 Glow Phase II Natural gas 69.1% 281 194 933 645
18 Glow Phase IV Natural gas 69.1% 77 53 466 322
19 Glow Phase V Natural Gas 69.1% 342 236 392 271
20 Glow SPP1 Natural gas 69.1% 124 86 172 119
21 Glow SPP2 Natural gas 69.1% 213 147 1,417 979
22 Glow SPP3 Coal 69.1% 300 207 146 101
23 Glow SPP11 Natural Gas 69.1% 136 94 28 19
24 Glow SPP12 Natural Gas 69.1% 110 76 15 10

Map
No.
Assets Activity Ownership (%)

OTHER ASSETS

AUSTRALIA

Simply Energy Electricity and gas retailer 100%

THAILAND
25 Amata NGD 68 km gas distribution network 32%
26 PTT NGD 186 km gas distribution network 40%

Paiton 3 - Indonesia
 C H I N A

LAOS

THAILAND
9

25
12-22
26

23-24

31

SINGAPORE

10-11

8
7

INDONESIA

NORTHERN TERRITORY

QUEENSLAND

A U ST RA LI A
WESTERN AUSTRALIA

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

3 NEW SOUT H WALES

6

5
LEGEND

OFFICE
POWER STATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION
1 VICTORIA

MULTIPLE PLANTS AND TECHNOLOGIES 4

GAS DISTRIBUTION 2
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATION
HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER STATION
OPEN CYCLE GAS TURBINE
WIND FARM TASMANIA
OUR VALUES

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

Commitment
We 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.

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

Cohesion
We 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.
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Africa, GDF SUEZ Energy UK-Europe, Energia
Sustentável do Brasil
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APRIL 2014