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Dusan Zivkovic, Head of Investment EPS PE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA CURRENT STATUS AND NEW INVESTMENTS OF THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA Dusan Zivkovic, Head of Investment EPS April, 2013

EPS - Structure, Ownership & Activities Vertically organized company Ownership 100% owned by the Republic of Serbia Activities Electricity generation Distribution and distribution system operation Electricity trading Coal production, processing and transport Steam and hot water generation in combined processes www.eps.rs PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia 2 2

EPS - Overview Installed Capacities Production www.eps.rs Hydro Power Plants 2,835 MW Thermal Power Plants 5,171MW 3936 MW* Combined CH Plants 353 MW Total 8,359 MW 7124MW* Production Production 36,050 GWh Production with K&M 41,284 GWh Coal Production* 40.2 milt Gross Consumption* 34,450 GWh Number of Customers* 3.5 million * Excluding K&M As of June 1999, EPS cannot manage its facilities on the territory of Kosovo and Metohija (K&M) www.eps.rs PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia 3

EPS – Installed Capacities www.eps.rs PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia 4 4

EPS Goals Safe and secure supply of all customers Building new generation capacities Increasing of RE in EPS genaration Increasing of energy efficiency Reduction of GHG emission Sustainable development of the company 5

Production & Consumption up to 2020 In the period 2010-2020, EPS forecast indicates up to 13% increase in overall consumption www.eps.rs PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia 6 6

EPS Investment activities from 2002 - 2012

EPS Investment activities from 2002 - 2012 From 2002 - 2012 EPS invest over € 4 billion Generation capacity and mining Enviromental protection From 2002 - 2005 Average investments are € 248 mio per year From 2006 - 2012. EPS invest over € 3 billion Average investments are € 450 mio per year

Most important projects in EPS up to 2012 mio €   Rehabilitation TPP TENT units А4, А5, А6 241 Reconstruction of distribution network – 110,35,20,10,0,4 kV 242 Reconstruction of ash disposal system on the TPP TENT B and TPP Kostolac A , B 85 II BTO system in Tamnava West 78 Rehabilitation of HPP Djerdap 68 V BTO system in Drmno 62 Developement of telecommunication network 45 Rehabilitation of HPP Bajina Basta 60 Electrostatic percepitators in TPP ТЕНТ А1, А2, А4, А5; TPP Костолац А1, А2 31 Rehabilitation TPP Kostolac, unit B2 30 Smart metering 10

Most important projects in EPS from 2012 Mio € Financing source FGD on TENT А3, A4, A5,A6; TENT B1, B2; TPP Kostolac B1, B2 503 jica loan China loan Reconstruction of distribution network – 110 kV 90 - Smart metering 80 EIB&EBRD BTO system, spreader and coal management system in CM Kolubara 140 EBRD /KfW RE projects – SHPP 120 EBRD (I faze €45 mio) Rehabilitation of HPP Zvornik 70 KfW Rehabilitation of TPP Kostolac B1 84 NOx emision reduction on TPP TENTА3-6; TPP TENT B1, B2 TPP Kostolac B1, B2 60 IPA Reconstruction of ash disposal system on the TPP TENT А 50 Electrostatic percipitators on TPP TENT A3,A6; TPP TENT B1, B2, 49

Investments in new genaration in EPS Mio € TPP Kolubara B 1.300 5 HPP on Morava river 360 10 HPP on Ibar river 290 TPP TENT B3 1.600 OCM Radljevo 700 PSPP Bistrica 553 3 HPP on midle Drina 410 PSPP Djerdap 3 400 (I фаза) CHPP Novi Sad 320 4 HPP on upper Drina 217

Investments in RE in EPS The RS Government has introduced a "feed-in" tariffs Rehabilitation of existing SHPP that are in operation in EPS 15 SHPP – I faze Development of new SHPP 8 SHPP – I faze Wind farm on location Kostolac WF 30 MW (~ €45 mio) Investigation for solar PP locations Čajetina 5 MW Kostolac 5 MW Investigation for waste to energy and biomass to energy PP loactions

Rehabilitation of SHPP owned by EPS EBRD Loan for rehabilitation of 15 SHPP Installed power 23,15 MW Generation capacity 77 GWh Investment € 23 mio SHPP Ovčar Banja SHPP Moravica SHPP Medjuvršje SHPP Sveta Petka SHPP Radaljska reka SHPP Sićevo SHPP Vrelo SHPP Temac SHPP Raška SHPP Sokolovica SHPP Seljšnica SHPP Gamzigrad SHPP Turica SHPP Vučje SHPP Kratovska Reka SHPP Jelašnica 9. SHPP Pod Gradom

SHPP on existing water supply acumulations SHPP on existing water supply acumulations that could used for energy generation SHPP Ćelije SHPP Svračkovo is not part of EBRD loan Installed power of all other 14,31 MW Generation capacity ~56 GWh Investment € 19 mio SHPP Bovan SHPP Barje SHPP Zlatibor SHPP Parmenac SHPP Rovni SHPP Selova SHPP Svračkovo SHPP Vrutci

Conclusions Implementation of the planned investment for development and construction of new facilities will enable EPS Continuous and stable operation Reliable supply of electricity to customers in terms of expected growth needs Activ role in regional and European energy market Busines development and economic growth

THANK YOU PE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY OF SERBIA Balkanska St. № 13, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia Phone: +381 11 3610580 www.eps.rs PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia 16