1. Challenges and opportunities for solar PV project development in Algeria Résidence Palace, Salle Polak, Brussels, Wednesday 15 June 2016 Adel Baba-Aissa Director of Renewable Energy Partner www.rnepartner.com Advisor for Renewable Energy Issues at LiTUS Avisory www.litus.eu Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved© De-risking renewable energy investment in the Mediterranean

2. Outline  About us  Context for renewable energy development in Algeria  Algerian renewable energy program  Regulatory framework  Challenges  Our projects Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

3. Project development company and advisory boutique firm specialised in renewable energy projects in emerging markets Dedicated to carrying out project development in Africa and the Middle East Been present in Algeria since 2013 Been developing solar PV projects on our own or with local/international partners About us Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

4. A sample of this activity in Algeria Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved© in Bordj Bou Arréridj (BBA) with a local industrial partner <5 MWs solar PV plant in M’Sila with a local industrial partner c.30 MWs solar PV plant with a local financial partner ≤5 MWs solar PV plant in Djelfa with a foreign partner c.50 MWs solar PV plant in Guelma on our own c.45 MWs solar PV plant in Constantine, Biskra and Adrar Securing further sites

5. A sample of this activity around the world PROJECT DEVELOPMENT:  Developed over 100MWs of RTB projects in the UK  In the process of developing multi-MW ground-mount solar PV project in Ghana, Nigeria and Zambia  Also installing large scale rooftop solar and hybrid solutions in North and West Africa ADVISORY:  Advising a Burkinabese group for the development of a 20MW PV project in Burkina Faso  Aiding a Saudi conglomerate in opening a solar business unit within their group  Assisting a Jordanian entrepreneur in pursuing solar PV opportunities in Jordan and Qatar  Overseeing a proposal for a major Chinese manufacturer to produce solar panels in JV in the Maghreb Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

6. Context for renewable energy developement in Algeria Challenges Development of alternative energy sources Development of a renewable energy industry Diversification of the national economy Becoming an actor in the world market of renewable energy Context Important solar potential Decreasing cost of renewables Uncertainy over oil and gas prices Uncertainty over oil and gas reserves Environmental issues and sustainable development

7. The renewable energy and energy efficiency program Key facts and figures 22,000 MW of renewable power generating capacity including 13,500 MW of solar PV 2030: a programme that will take another 15 years to realise 20 year PPA and a FiT at around actually the equivalent of $0.15 Kwh The global cost of the renewable electricity program is expected to reach between 60-100 billion US dollars Expected volume of natural gas saved, over the period of 2011 and 2030, from the renewable power plants in operation is 300 billion m 3 Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

8. Regulatory process Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

9. Solar PV feed-in-tariff Adjustment limitkWh/kW/Y Phase 1Phase 2 DZDUSDEURODZDUSDEURO -15%1,275 - 1,349 15.940.160.14 20.080.200.18 -10%1,350 - 1,42418.830.190.17 -5%1,425 - 1,49917.450.170.16 Reference output1,500 - 1,57415.940.160.14 +5%1,575 - 1,64914.430.140.13 +10%1,650 - 1,72413.060.130.12 +15%≥ 1,72511.800.120.11 Adjustment limitKWh/KWp/Y Phase 1Phase 2 DZDUSDEURODZDUSDEURO -15%1,275 - 1,349 12.750.130.11 16.060.160.14 -10%1,350 - 1,42415.060.150.14 -5%1,425 - 1,49913.960.140.13 Reference output1,500 - 1,57412.750.130.11 +5%1,575 - 1,64911.540.110.10 +10%1,650 - 1,72410.440.100.09 +15%≥ 1,7259.440.090.08 1 to 5 MW >5 MW Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

10. Challenges  Business environment  Access to land  Access to the grid  Bankability  Financing of the projects Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

11.  <5 MWs solar PV plant in Bordj Bou Arreridj (BBA) (see next slide) with a local industrial partner  c.30 MWs solar PV plant in M’Sila with a local industrial partner  ≤5 MWs solar PV plant with a local financial partner  c.50 MWs solar PV plant in Djelfa with a foreign partner  c.45 MWs solar PV plant in Guelma on our own  Securing further sites in Constantine, Biskra and Adrar 1500 kWh/m²/y 1800 kWh/m²/y 2200 kWh/m²/y 2600 kWh/m²/y Constantine M’Sila Biskra Adrar Djelfa BBA Project map Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved©

12. Development steps of the first private IPP PV project in Algeria Renewable Energy Partner, May 2016 - PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - all rights reserved© Site assessment Design of PV power plant + site integration Economic assessment

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