INTEGRATED WIND ENERGY GENERATION PROGRAM Tangiers, june 28th, 2010.

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INTEGRATED WIND ENERGY GENERATION PROGRAM Tangiers, june 28th, 2010

2 Sustained development of Morocco  An accelerated economic and social growth due to the implementation of major infrastructures projects and success of human and sustainable development programs. This unprecedented boom will lead to sustained growth of energy needs.  To take up this big challenge and guarantee a responsible development, a new expansion plan was elaborated on the basis of a global and integrated vision. This plan includes a diversified electric bouquet, in which the renewable energies occupy a place of choice.  An accelerated economic and social growth due to the implementation of major infrastructures projects and success of human and sustainable development programs. This unprecedented boom will lead to sustained growth of energy needs.  To take up this big challenge and guarantee a responsible development, a new expansion plan was elaborated on the basis of a global and integrated vision. This plan includes a diversified electric bouquet, in which the renewable energies occupy a place of choice. 6,5% Energy Demand Growth (GWh) Electricity consumption growth in kWh per capita SUSTAINABLE AND RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT MODEL

3  A power mix with a significant part or Renewable Energy, 42% by 2020 : Moroccan Solar Plan 2000 MW announced in November 2009 ; Launching a Wind Power Integrated Program of 2000 MW by  A power mix with a significant part or Renewable Energy, 42% by 2020 : Moroccan Solar Plan 2000 MW announced in November 2009 ; Launching a Wind Power Integrated Program of 2000 MW by  Operating Wind farms or under commissioning: 280 MW  Développement of 1720 MW Wind Power: Tarfaya wind project : 300 MW to be commissioned in 2012 ; Wind power projects to be developed by private operators within the framework of the renewable energy law : 420 MW ; Wind Power Integrated Program: 1000 MW  Operating Wind farms or under commissioning: 280 MW  Développement of 1720 MW Wind Power: Tarfaya wind project : 300 MW to be commissioned in 2012 ; Wind power projects to be developed by private operators within the framework of the renewable energy law : 420 MW ; Wind Power Integrated Program: 1000 MW THE ROYAL VISION: A PLACE OF CHOICE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN THE NATIONAL MIX POWER 42%

AN EXCEPTIONAL WIND RESOURCE WITH SPEED THAT EXCEEDS 8 m/s 4

 Development of wind farms with an installed capacity of 2000 MW (38% of current installed capacity) in 2020  Annual energy output of 6600 GWh (26% of current national electric energy supply)  Estimated cost: 31.5 billions MAD (3.5 Billions Dollars)  In addition to Tarfaya projects, five other major sites have been identified, due to their exceptional wind resource: Tanger II (Tangiers), Koudia Baida II (Tetouan), Taza (Taza) Tiskrad (Laayoune) and Boujdour (Boujdour)  The program will allow to : - save 1.5 million of TOE annually, ie 750 million dollars per year, - avoid 5.6 millions tons per year of CO2 emissions  The first wind farm will be commissioned in 2014 and the entire program will be completed in AN INNOVATIVE & STRUCTURING WIND POWER PROGRAM 5

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Amougdoul: 60 MW Abdelkhalek Torres: 50 MW Haouma: 50 MW Tanger I: 140 MW Akhfenir: 200 MW Laâyoune: 50 MW Sendouk: 120 MW Tarfaya: 300 MW Wind farms commissioned Légende : Wind farms under development 6

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 7

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 8

Fardiwa Province de TANGER 9 SITE OF TANGER II -Installed capacity : 150 MW -Wind speed : 8,3 m/s -Generation : 450 GWh/year -Installed capacity : 150 MW -Wind speed : 8,3 m/s -Generation : 450 GWh/year

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 10

Mdiq Province de TETOUAN 11 SITE OF KOUDIA AL BAIDA II -Installed capacity: 300 MW -Wind speed : 10,9 m/s -Generation : 1100 GWh/an -Installed capacity: 300 MW -Wind speed : 10,9 m/s -Generation : 1100 GWh/an

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 12

Province de TAZA 13 SITE OF TAZA -Installed capacity: 150 MW -Wind speed : 7,8 m/s -Generation : 430 GWh/year -Installed capacity: 150 MW -Wind speed : 7,8 m/s -Generation : 430 GWh/year

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 14

Province of LAAYOUNE 15 -Installed capacity: 300 MW -Wind speed : 8,45 m/s -Generation : 1000 GWh/year -Installed capacity: 300 MW -Wind speed : 8,45 m/s -Generation : 1000 GWh/year

SITES DE PARCS EOLIENS Taza: 150 MW Koudia Al Baida II: 300 MW Tanger II: 150 MW Tiskrad: 300 MW Boujdour: 100 MW 16

Province of BOUJDOUR 17 -Installed capacity: 100 MW -Wind speed : 8,4 m/s -Generation : 325 GWh/year -Installed capacity: 100 MW -Wind speed : 8,4 m/s -Generation : 325 GWh/year

INTEGRATED AND STRUCTURING PROGRAM 18 Transfer of advanced wind power technology Promotion of industrial platforms and emergence of a skilled and competitive high tech industry Opportunities for access to new export markets Positive economic impacts Creating direct and indirect employment Opening up of the selected regions Promoting tourism Regional Development Creation of curricula and courses dedicated to wind energy technologies in Engineering Schools and Universities. Training of qualified technicians in wind power technologies in vocational training Institutes Specialized training Establishing a Partnerships between Industry - High Engineering Schools - Universities – and R&D Institutes Research and development

THE INTEGRATED PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DESIGN 19 PUBLIC- PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Create a project company for each site, jointly owned by Hassan II Fund, SIE, ONE and strategic partners Select major players at national and international level Benefit from the know how of project participants each in his field of expertise (technical, economic, financial) ONE in collaboration with its partners, will : Conduct the overall project (Design, studies, implementation management, etc) Coordinate and supervise all other activities related to the program. ONE in collaboration with its partners, will : Conduct the overall project (Design, studies, implementation management, etc) Coordinate and supervise all other activities related to the program.

20 Schedule of the first site development June 2010 December 2010 Pre-qualification of candidates June 2011 Launch of a request for proposals to pre-qualified candidates