1 AES Corporation

2  ENGLISH TEXT ON TAJIKISTAN SECTION  Выручка за 2005 составила $11 миллиардов  Представлена в 26 странах мира  123 Генерирующих предприятий по всему миру  44,000 MВт. Мощностей  Обеспечивает 100 млн. людей энергией  30,000 рабочих мест по всему миру AES Corporation в цифрах

3 Северная Америка 25% Карибский бассейн 19% Южная Америка 49% Европа/Африка 11% Азия 6% Продажи AES Corporation по географическому признаку

4 Северная Америка  США, Канада  26 Генерирующих предприятий  450,000 Клиентов 13,000 MW Общая установленная мощность

5 Карибский бассейн  Мексика, Пуэрто Рико, Венесуэла, Доминиканская республика, Колумбия, Сальвадор и Панама  19 Генерирующих предприятий  2,255,000 Клиентов 6,000 MW Общая установленная мощность

6 Южная Америка  Бразилия, Аргентина, Чили  36 Генерирующих предприятий  4 Распределительных предприятий  6,729,000 Клиентов 9,000 MW Общая установленная мощность

7 Европа/Африка  Великобритания, Ирландия, Чехия, Венгрия, Украина, Камерун, Нигерия  12 Генерирующих предприятий  3 Распределительных предприятий  1,719,000 Клиентов 4,000 MW Общая установленная мощность

8 Азия  Китай, Индия, Пакистан, Оман, Катар, Казахстан и Шри Ланка  19 Генерирующих предприятий  2 Распределительного предприятия  460,000 Клиентов 12,000 MW Общая установленная мощность

9 Main dates 2005 – AES conducts active negotiations with the Government of Tajikistan on the development of the power sector of Tajikistan January 16,2006 – AES joins International Hydropower Consortium of Tajikistan May 24,2006 – Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and AES

10 Heartland Power Project Phase 1 - period Export of seasonally available electric power from Tajikistan to Afghanistan Phase 2 - period Export of electric power to Afghanistan and Pakistan from Kazakhstan and Kirgizstan through Tajikistan Phase 3 – period 2012 & on Construction of one or more hydropower stations with the total capacity of 300 – 1000MWt

11 Phase 1 Export of seasonally available electric power from Tajikistan to Afghanistan Construction & rehabilitation of the existing transmission line of 220 KWt from substation to the border with Afghanistan The line’s length is about 90 km Approximate cost of the project is US$ 40 million. Sources of funding of the project – credits of Asian Development Bank (ADB) and US Government

12 Construction of new lines. Phase 1 DesignationVoltage KW Length KM Percent of total length PHASE 1 Tajikistan VATZ - Geran – Sherhan Bandar Total (Phase 1) 90100

13 Phase 2 Export of electric power from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan through Tajikistan to Afghanistan and Pakistan Construction and rehabilitation of electric power transmission line of the total length of 1575 km Transmission line route will go through Rogun – Sangtuda – Kunduz – Puli Khumri – Kabul - Peshavar The project cost is at the stage of determination Sources of funding – AES, US Government and other sources

14 Phase 3 Construction of one or more hydropower stations with the total capacity from 300 to 1000 MWt The project cost is at the stage of determination Sources of funding – AES, US Government and other sources

15 Construction of new lines Phase 2 & 3 DesignationVoltage KW Length KM Percent of the total length PHASE 2 & 3 Tajikistan Khujand - Regar Nurek - Sangtuda Sangtuda 1 – Sherhan Bandar Kyrgyzstan Toktogul - Datka 153 Datka - Khujand Afghanistan Sherhan Bandar – Puli Khumri Puli Khumri - Kabul Kabul – Jelalabad 9017 Jelalabad – Pakistan border 8015 Pakistan Afghanistan border - Peshavar Total (Phase 2 & 3)

16 Main Objectives Assessment of legislative & normative basis of the project member countries Marketing survey on demand in electric power in Afghanistan and Pakistan Development of agreements on procurement and selling of electric power Research on condition of proposed construction sites Identification of the requirements of International Financial Institutions Identification of the organizational structure and agreements on ownership rights Preliminary analysis of environmental impact Drawing up and estimation and economic analysis

17 Expected Results Memorandum of understanding is signed between the Government of Tajikistan and AES Memorandum of Understanding is signed between SSHC “Barqi Tojik” and AES on cooperation in the sphere of electric power transmission Agreement between the Ministry of Energy and AES signed on preparation of feasibility study through the US Government funding Representation of the AES is registered in Tajikistan Technical & commercial specialists of the Ministry of Energy, SSHC “Barqi Tojik” and AES are engaged into operations Feasibility study for the project on construction of the transmission line is prepared