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Asset:

Hawa Energy

Commercial Operations:

March 2018

Project Type:

49.7MW Wind Farm

Location:

Pakistan

HAWA ENERGY

HAWA Energy Pakistan Ltd is a 49.7 MW wind farm in the Jhimpir area of Pakistan,
operating since March 2018. Utilizing 29 wind turbines, HAWA injects about 200 GWh
into the national grid using cutting-edge, extremely effective wind turbine technology.
HAWA helps Pakistan secure its energy supply and close the gap between the nation’s supply and demand for power.

The project is financed by reputable international investors and financial organizations and conforms with the highest requirements of safety and the environment.

Asset:

EPV THAKURGAON LIMITED

Commercial Operations:

March 2022

Project Type:

115 MW HFO-based Combined Cycle IPP

Location:

Thakuragon, Bangladesh

EPV THAKURGAON LIMITED

EPV Thakurgaon Ltd. (EPVTL) is a 115 MW HFO-based Combined Cycle IPP using MAN
Engine Gensets and Triveni Turbines in the Thakuragon region of Bangladesh. EPVTL
achieved commercial operations in March 2022.

Long-term financing ($35 million) has been obtained from the OPEC Fund for
International Development (OFID) and World Bank affiliate Infrastructure Development
Company (IDCOL).

Asset:

Summit Power International

Commercial Operations:

1985

Project Type:

Power Generation

Location:

Bangladesh

SUMMIT POWER INTERNATIONAL

The Summit Group was founded in 1972 and the power business was set up in 1985.
Today, the Summit Group has 2.2 GW of power generation capacity and is the largest independent power producer in Bangladesh.

In September 2016, EMA Power, along with IFC (a member of the World Bank Group),
and IFC Emerging Asia Fund (an investment fund managed by IFC Asset Management
Company) invested $175.5 million to finance power projects led by Summit Corporation
Ltd. in Bangladesh. This investment enabled Summit Corporation Ltd. to install green-
field electricity-generation plants with capacity of 1,393 MW (of which Gas: 556 MW,
HFO: 532 MW, Dual Fuel: 305 MW)

A strategic sale was negotiated with JERA in 2018, the largest power generation
company in Japan.

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