1. COMMUNITY UPDATE OCTOBER 23, 2013

2. Purpose of this Meeting
Formally announce Six Nations equity investment in both Grand Renewable Wind LP and Grand Renewable Solar LP
Provide a summary of the project benefits to Six Nations
Provide important updates to the community

3. Grand Renewable Energy Park
GREP
150MW Wind
100MW Solar
FACT
Grand Renewable Energy Park is scheduled to be operational in 2014 3

4. GREP: Two Projects 150 Megawatts of Wind 100 Megawatts of Solar
Sponsor: Grand Renewable Wind LP
Parties:
Samsung C&T
Pattern Energy Group LP
Six Nations ( Canada Ltd)
Sponsor: Grand Renewable Solar LP
Parties:
Samsung C&T
Conner Clark & Lunn Infrastructure Six Nations ( Canada Ltd)
FACT
Grand Renewable Energy Park has a combined investment cost of $1 Billion 4

5. GREP Development Area FACT
Use Kyle’s map here
FACT
The development is located within the Haldimand Tract 5

6. Province of Ontario: Land Accommodation
On May 27, 2013, the Province of Ontario agreed to a historic land lease revenue assignment in favour of Six Nations as follows:
Ontario assigns 100% of the Lease Revenue to Six Nations.
Revenue estimated at $9.0 million over 20 years
In total, acres of ORC lands are being used
The remainder of land is privately held
This land accommodation will not jeopardize any existing or future land claims.
What is total amount of lands used?
FACT
This is a historic and precedent setting agreement 6

7. Community Engagement Summary
In total, 10 community meetings were held in various locations throughout the community between March 5, 2012 to April 3, 2012
354 attendees
135 written comments received
70% supported the project
15% opposed to the project
15% were undecided
FACT
All meetings were heavily advertised through flyers, radio, direct mail, and in community papers

8. Project Background
Due to positive community feedback, on April 5, 2012 the Six Nations Elected Council passed a motion to support the Grand Renewable Energy Park;
Authorized the Director of Economic Development to proceed with due diligence to assess the benefits of partnering in Grand Renewable Wind Limited Partnership and Grand Renewable Solar Limited Partnership.
After completing 16 months of comprehensive due diligence, on August 27, 2013, Six Nations Elected Council approved a 10% equity investment in Samsung’s Grand Renewable Energy Park.
Validate this fact with Samsung
FACT
Six Nations has been in discussion/ negotiation with Samsung since June 2009 8

9. Grand Renewable WIND Project Location
Wind Turbine locations:
FACT
Grand Renewable Wind LP will have 67 wind turbines

10. WIND – Updated Benefit Comparison
As at 2012
Updated 2013
Net Cash flow
$38,800,000
(20 years)
Net Cash flow
$38,000,000+
(20 years)
- vs -
FACT
No material change in the estimated net cash flow

11. WIND – Updated Benefit Comparison
Equity (Owner)
Royalty (Non owner)
$38,000,000
(20 years)
$22,200,000
(20 years)
- vs -
FACT
Equity generates $15.8MM of additional financial benefit.

12. Grand Renewable WIND LP: Ownership
EQUITY OPTION
100% funds borrowed from RBC
Investment $6.799 MM
Legal $0.054
Due Diligence $0.120
Closing Costs $0.0425
TOTAL $7.015MM
FACT
As an equity holder, Six Nations is an owner of the assets. Any future contracts to sell energy will trigger future revenue to Six Nations. 12

13. WIND Project Milestones
The project is currently at the following stage:
Financial Close: September 11, 2013
Wind Job Fair will be announced by October 31, 2013
Archeological stage 4 work to be complete by December 2013
Construction is expected to begin: December 2013
Expected date the project Commercial Operation: September 2014

14. Grand Renewable SOLAR Project location
Solar Farm location:
FACT
Grand Renewable Solar LP will house 445,000 solar panels

15. Solar Project Site
Project is located in the County of Haldimand bounded by Mount Olivet Road to the west, Meadows Road to the north, Sutor Road to the east, and Haldimand Road 20 to the south for most of the site, with a small portion extending south of Haldimand Road 20.
The Project will consist of solar modules, inverters, step up transformers, electrical collector lines, a transformer substation, transmission line access roads and construction staging areas.

16. Solar Park Map

17. SOLAR – Updated Benefit Comparison
As at 2012
Updated 2013
Net Cash flow
$9,500,000
(20 years)
Net Cash flow
$27,000,000+
(20 years)
- vs -

18. SOLAR - Updated Benefit Comparison
Equity (Owner)
Royalty (Non Owner)
$27,000,000+
(20 years)
$13,480,000
(20 years)
- vs -
FACT
Equity generates $13.52MM of additional financial benefit.

19. Grand Renewable SOLAR LP: Ownership
100% funds borrowed from RBC
Investment $2.874 MM
Legal $0.054
Due Diligence $0.060
Closing Costs $0.023
TOTAL $3.011MM
EQUITY OPTION
FACT
As an equity holder, Six Nations is an owner of the assets. Any future contracts to sell energy will trigger future revenue to Six Nations. 19

20. SOLAR Project Milestones
The project is currently at the following stage:
Financial Close: September 24, 2013
Wind Job Fair is planned for November 6, 2013
Archeological stage 4 is now complete
Construction is expected to begin: November 2013
Expected date the project Commercial Operation: Q1 2015

21. Summary of Financial Benefits for Six Nations
Equity ownership in the projects will yield the following estimated Economic Benefits to the community:
Equity Investment of: $ MM (debt)
Generates:
Net Revenue from Equity: $65M+
Add: Revenue from Leases: $9.0M
TOTAL MONETARY VALUE: $74.0 M over 20 years
FACT
Actual revenue will be derived from wind and solar production volume in the future

22. Summary of Ancillary Benefits for Six Nations
Direct
Employment and Training opportunities
$400,000 in post secondary scholarships ($20,000 per year)
Indirect
Trigger future partnership opportunities
Precedent setting lease assignment from Ontario
Positive impact on environment

23. Six Nations Community Hall
Solar Job Fair
NOVEMBER 6, 2013
Six Nations Community Hall
2pm to 8pm
Contact:
Grand River Employment and Training
or Six Nations Economic Development

24. Contact Us
Matt Jamieson, Director Economic Development
Nicole Kohoko, Departmental Assistant