ADDRESSING PRE-CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGES WHEN BUILDING A WIND FARM IN EGYPT: REGULATION, INVESTMENT AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES

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Nandita Parshad Director, Power & Energy Utilities

Nandita Parshad is the Director of the Power & Energy Utilities Team at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) where she heads a team of 35 professionals covering 33 countries with a portfolio of over EUR 3 billion.

Nandita has over 25 years’ experience in financing and investing in emerging markets and transition economies with a special emphasis on the power and energy sector. Since joining EBRD in 1992, Nandita has led several complex power project financings involving debt, equity, syndications and intensive policy dialogue at the highest level in Governments and with reputable domestic and international strategic investors. She has also worked in a diverse group of transition countries including inter alia Slovenia, Russia, Bulgaria, and Kazakhstan and also holds various Supervisory Board and Board of Directors memberships in investee companies.

Prior to working at the EBRD, Nandita worked for the World Bank in Washington D.C. and New Delhi, India.

Nandita was born in Calcutta, India and holds both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

Dr. Mohammed Salah ElSobki,Executive Chairman, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt

Samir Nacef, Vice President, South Asia, Middle East and Africa, Engie

Nandita Parshad, Director, Head of Power and Energy Utilities, Banking, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

Maged K. Mahmoud, Technical Director, Senior Renewable Energy Expert, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE)

Alberto Gil García, Senior Manager, Wind Technology, ACWA Power

■Dr. Mohammed Dabbas, Adviser to Minister, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources ■Dr. Ahmed Bader, Regional Director, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) Egypt ■Eng. Wijdan AlRabadi, Commissioner, Energy & Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC) ■Eng Lamya Hady, Director FiT plan, Egypt Electricity Transmission Company ■Malak Draz, Investment Officer, PPP Transactions, IFC ■Sayed Mansour, Head of Operation and Maintenance, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt

■Mohamed Selim, Managing Director for Performance Development, Egyptian Electricity Holding Company ■Dr. Mohamed Soliman Al Yamany, First Under Secretary of State and Official Spokesperson of Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy Egypt ■Hossam Eldegwi, Chief Engineer of Projects Implementation Department, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt ■Salma Hussein Osman, License Dept. Manager, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt ■Dr. Nesreen Rady, Director – New and Renewable Energy, Egypt Electricity Holding Company ■Faisal Eissa, Chief Operations Officer, SolarShams Co for New and Renewable Energies

Learn about the current wind project schemes in Egypt including competitive bidding and Feed-in Tariff to understand how you can participate in upcoming wind power projects in Egypt

Get an update on the different development models, understand how developers are bidding for new projects and discover new business opportunities in Egypt’s wind energy market

Discover how to mitigate specific challenges related to heat and dust that affect the operations and efficiency of your wind turbine

Learn how developers and component providers can ensure bankability by liaising with banks and investors, understand the financial structures available and learn what is needed to secure funding for upcoming projects

Network with local authorities including NREA, EEHC and EgyptERA to gain an in-depth understanding about the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and licensing requirements to kick start your wind power projects in the country

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Dear Colleague,

On behalf of IQPC, it is a pleasure to invite you to take part in the 2nd Annual Wind Power Egypt Conference in Cairo.

The Egyptian renewable energy strategy is targeting 20% of the electricity generation by year 2022 with 7110 MW to be generated by wind. Egypt boasts exceptional wind conditions and will soon become the regional hub for wind energy generation. Currently, the country has three renewable energy development schemes which includes competitive bidding, IPP and Feed-in Tariff (FiT) and have opened multiple opportunities for small and large projects. The FiT scheme in particular has proven to be very attractive which will help generate 2000 MW from wind energy installations with projects capacities ranging from 20 MW up to 50 MW.

With several wind power projects in the pipeline and increased credibility of Egypt’s renewable energy market, this conference will be a platform to discuss the second stage of wind power development in Egypt. This is the only event in the country that focuses purely on wind power projects and will gather government bodies, investors, developers and all key stakeholders to exchange ideas and best practices for further development of Egypt’s wind energy market.

The event will provide you with a key opportunity to gain answers to any questions you might have regarding wind power development in Egypt. Plus, the event will combine a first-class exhibition with a high quality conference focusing on key issues including investments, project update and schemes available, grid integration and energy storage.

Together with the speakers and organisers, I look forward meeting you at the 2nd Annual Wind Power Egypt Conference from 9-11 October 2016. Let us continue to promote and strengthen wind energy generation.

Yours Sincerely, Dr. Mohammed Salah ElSobkiExecutive ChairmanNew and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)Egypt

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CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?:

WHAT’S NEW?

We have a strong track record of attracting senior attendees from across the whole wind value chain. The 2nd Annual Wind Power Egypt conference will bring together CEOs, Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers from:

FEED-IN TARIFF SCHEME ■ Network with the key government authorities including NREA, EEHC and EgyptERA responsible for wind power projects in Egypt and gain an update on the FiT scheme for wind power development projects

■ Build partnerships with qualified wind power developers building new small scale projects ranging from 20 MW - 50 MW

FINANCE AND INVESTMENT ■ Find investors from commercial banks, development banks, equity funds, international governments and regional sovereign funds

■ Understand what is needed to secure financing for upcoming Projects and gain insights into the available financial structures

PROJECT UPDATES ■ Gain updates on new wind power projects being constructed by developers including ACWA Power, Engie, SolarShams and many more

■ Learn about the developments of the Gabar el-Zeit farm and plans for its maintenance

STORAGE AND GRID CONNECTION ■ Shedding light on the key concerns for grid connection including transit period, power fluctuations, harmonic disposition and variance

■ Discussing best practices for energy storage for optimum utilisation of wind power

■ Government and regulatory bodies

■ Utility companies ■ Wind farm owners, operators and developers

■ Investors and venture capitalists

■ Insurance companies

■ Wind measuring and assessment

■ Wind power integrators and installers

■ Wind turbine manufacturers

■ Transmission system operators

■ Energy analysts

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PREVIOUS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

■ Akuo Energy ■ African Development Bank

■ Arab Renewable Energy Commission (AREC)

■ Ministry of Electricity and Energy

■ Commercial International Bank

■ Ministry of Tourism ■ Detco Engineering & Trade

■ New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)

■ Edison International Egypt

■ Egypt Environmental Affairs Agency

■ Paradigm Pioneers ■ Egyptian Electricity Holding Company

■ Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency

■ Enel Green Power ■ Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE)

■ Egyptian Organisation for Wind Power Projects

■ Egyptian Ports Development Group

■ Sarens Heavylift Egypt ■ Egyptian Wind Energy Association

■ Schaeffler Egypt ■ Electric Power Systems Engineering Co.

■ Senvion GmbH ■ Envision Energy ■ Sere Group ■ Gamesa Eolica SL. ■ Shahid Law Firm ■ Supreme Council of Energy

■ Georenco ■ Shaltoot ■ Global Projects Services ■ GL Garrad Hassan ■ Siemens Technologies S.A.E

■ Goldwind International Holdings (HK) Limited

■ Sinohydro ■ Helwan University ■ Sinovel Wind ■ SolarShams ■ Vestas Mediterranean A/S

■ UPC North Africa Renewables

■ Tbea Xinjiang Sunoasis Co Ltd

■ Wastani Petroleum Company

■ World Wind Energy Association

■ Tractebel Engineering

SOME OF THE PARTICIPATING COMPANIES INCLUDED:

WHAT OUR PAST ATTENDEES HAVE TO SAY:“Very good event mapping and presenting renewable energy projects in North Africa vs. all stakeholders”Lini Amine, Project Sales, Sarens

“Well organised and informative”Dr. Mervat Bader, Professor, National Research Centre

“Excellent venue and content, highly recommended!”Mohammed El Fatatry, Founder & CEO, MASAR

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8.30 Registration, refreshments and networking

9:00 Opening Remarks by Dr. Mohammed Salah ElSobki, Executive Chariman, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt

DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR WIND POWER PROJECTS IN NORTH AFRICA

9:15 Discussing Egypt’s renewable energy revolution: Current investments and future plans to meet energy targets This presentation will shed light on Egypt’s US$12 billion investment in the renewable energy sector and current state of the market for wind energy development. The presenter will highlight the FiT plan, how the authorities plan to develop 2000 MW worth of wind projects and what this means for all the stakeholder including international developers, investors, technology providers and contractors Dr. Mohamed Soliman Al Yamany, First Under Secretary of State and Official Spokesperson, Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy, Egypt

9:45 Competitiveness of the Egyptian wind power market within the regional context, showcasing why Egypt is an attractive country to invest in Providing an in depth understanding of the current wind power development schemes in Egypt and comparing them with the rest of North Africa. Discussing how the current BOO, IPP and Feed-in Tariff schemes will work both financially and practically thus offering a good opportunity for investors. Maged K. Mahmoud, Technical Director, Senior Renewable Expert, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) Egypt

10:15 Regional perspective: Highlighting the investment opportunities and shedding light on the legislative aspects and plans to develop the wind power sector in Jordan Providing updates on the current and upcoming renewable energy projects and shedding light on the energy schemes available in Jordan. Highlighting the investment opportunities and role of developers in the upcoming wind farm development projects and discussing if the Jordanian RE schemes can be applied in Egypt. Dr. Mohammed Dabbas, Adviser to Minister, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Jordan

PROJECT UPDATES: ANALYSING THE FEASIBILITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL REQUIREMENTS OF

UPCOMING PROJECTS10:45 Discussing the newly adopted advanced turbine

management programme (ATMP) and addressing how it minimises the environmental impact of wind projects in Gulf of Suez Dr. Ahmed Bader, Regional Director, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE) Egypt

11:15 Morning networking break

11:45 Understanding how operators can evaluate and mitigate the environmental challenges for wind development in Egypt Find out how to minimise issues relating to tip-height restrictions, wind turbine selection, bird migration impact on wind farm design and sand, dust and high temperature to enhance operations of a wind farm. Alberto Gil García, Senior Manager, Wind Technology, ACWA Power

12:15 Improving your wind turbine operations and ensuring continuous operations in harsh weather conditions Ensuring optimal performance, consistent power, safe and reliable operations of wind turbines. Through this presentation the presenter will help answer some of the most pressing questions including, how to maintain profitability? What aspects to monitor to evaluate the performance of the turbine? How to ensure continuous operations in the high temperature, sand and dust conditions? Interested in presenting this session? Email us at enquiry@iqpc.ae

12:45 CASE STUDY: Wind development in Morocco and how the lessons learnt can be applied in Egypt Samir Nacef, Vice President, South Asia, Middle East and Africa, Engie

1:15 Understanding the infrastructure and balance of plants (BoP) requirement of the wind power project Discovering the internal and external infrastructural needs of the project. Integrating the civil and electrical design and eliminating chances of cost over runs. Developing an in depth understanding of the BoP risks to avoid construction issues and ensure optimal prices Interested in presenting this session? Email us at enquiry@iqpc.ae

1:45 PANEL DISCUSSION: Achieving 2000 MW through Feed-in Tariff (FiT) projects

■ Analyse how government, local authorities, qualified developers and other stakeholders plan to develop smaller wind projects ranging from 20 MW -50 MW

■ Providing updates on FiT scheme and highlighting the benefits provided by the local authorities

■ Discussing the steps to be taken to gain the necessary licenses prior to construction

■ Highlighting and mitigating the technical and financial challenges in developing small scale wind power projects

■ Discover how new wind projects will be financed Dr. Mohammed Salah ElSobki, Executive Chairman, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt Eng. Lamya Hady, Director FiT plan, Egypt Electricity Holding Company Samir Nacef, Vice President, South Asia, Middle East and Africa, Engie Alberto Gil García, Senior Manager, Wind Technology, ACWA Power Faisal Eissa, Chief Operations Officer, SolarShams Co for New and Renewable Energies

2:15 Chairman’s closing remarks

2:30 Networking lunch

3:30 End of conference day one

CONFERENCE DAY 1: SUNDAY 9 OCTOBER 2016

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The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker with a speaker with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please visit the event website.

8.30 Registration, refreshments and networking

9:00 Opening remarks by Chairman

LICENSING AND REGULATIONS FOR WIND PROJECTS IN NORTH AFRICA

9:00 Discussing regulations for wind power projects in Egypt and outlining the licensing requirements for project developers Providing updates on the feed-in tariff regulations and facilities provided by the government to qualified developers. Highlighting the compliance requirements for project owners and operators and the steps to be followed in order to expedite the process of gaining the ERA license prior to construction and conducting commercial operations. Salma Hussein Osman, License Dept. Manager, Egyptian Electric Utility and Consumer Protection Regulatory Agency

9:30 REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Highlighting Jordan’s wind policy leading up to 2020 and discussing the licensing regulations set by EMRC Developing an in depth understanding about the current regulations, how regulators can comply by these regulations and procedure to attain the necessary license to further develop wind power projects in Jordan. Providing an in depth understanding about the RE electric power wheeling directives to gain an understanding of the costs of transmission and grid connection and how this could be applied in Egypt. Eng. Wijdan AlRabadi, Commissioner, Energy & Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC)

WIND POWER PROJECT SCHEMES AND FINANCING FOR EGYPT

10:00 Discussing how the FiT scheme will help achieve Egypt’s wind energy targets This presentation will highlight the latest developments on the status of the FiT programme and the major documents including usufruct agreement, network connection agreement and direct deed with MOF. The developers and investors will be able to clearly identify the benefits and examine the current incentives of the FiT scheme and compare it to other RE schemes in Egypt. Eng. Lamya Hady, Director FiT plan, Egypt Electricity Transmission Company

10:30 CASE STUDY: Lessons learnt for financing wind projects under the FiT programme Faisal Eissa, Chief Operations Officer, SolarShams Co for New and Renewable Energies

11:00 Morning networking break

11:30 Scaling up public private partnerships in Egypt’s to secure funding for renewable energy wind sector Showcasing options for private sector participation in the renewable energy wind sector. Highlighting the role of IFC in assisting governments or investing in SPVs. Discussing PPP opportunities in the sector and encouraging financing of wind power projects in the country. Malak Draz, Investment Officer, PPP Transactions, IFC

12:00 Financing wind projects in Egypt: how to gain investment For the first time in this region, the private sector is now able to produce and sell clean renewable energy on a commercial basis competing head to head with gas and oil-fired generation. Find out the best way to finance your wind project from one of the leading experts in this space; Nandita has over 25 years’ experience in financing and investing in the power sector in diverse emerging economies and has led several complex power project financings involving debt, equity, syndications and intensive policy dialogue at the highest level in governments. Nandita Parshad, Director, Head of Power and Energy Utilities, Banking, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

WIND ENERGY STORAGE AND GRID CONNECTION

12:00 Overcoming challenges associated with intermittency of wind power for energy production Discussing the grid integration practices and lessons learnt from other countries and Zafarana wind farm to highlight the best practices that can be applied in Egypt to ensure stable electricity connection. Understanding how to minimise the affect of wind intermittency on the grid to ensure that the grid remains balanced Dr. Nesreen Rady, Director – New and Renewable Energy, Egypt Electricity Holding Company

12:30 Power quality assessment of the Zafarana wind farm for effective grid connection Using the power quality assessment studies to highlight the factors that need to be considered in order to connect the wind turbine to the grid. Discussing key issues in grid connection including transit period, power fluctuations and total harmonic disposition to improve connectivity and ensure continuous power flow. Sayed Mansour, Head of Operation and Maintenance, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt

1:00 Discussing how to manage wind power storage to improve reliability of energy connecting to the grid Improving and increasing energy storage capacity thus stabilising the flow of electricity. Reviewing advanced ways of connecting wind energy to the grid whilst minimising electricity wastage. Mohamed Selim, Managing Director for Performance Development, Egyptian Electricity Holding Company

1:30 Chairman’s closing remarks

1:45 Networking lunch

2:45 End of Conference

CONFERENCE DAY 2: MONDAY 10 OCTOBER 2016

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POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: TUESDAY, 11 OCTOBER 2016

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IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These interactive sessions are extended to ensure that you get to the heart of the conference’s most critical issues and uncover practical solutions you can apply in your own company. When designing our workshops, we create a balance between theory and practice in order to provide you with practical takeaways that can be adapted for your organisation. In addition, there is an opportunity for you to network with peers from similar organisations to build your network for future career opportunities and broaden your industry perspective and exposure.

9:00 Registration and refreshments

9:30 Promising new 200 MW wind project in Gabal el-Zeit (1st project in Gabal el-Zeit wind farm) This workshop will provide you with a detailed understanding on one of Egypt’s largest wind farm project that is the 200 MW wind project at Gabal el-Zeit. This is an opportunity for attendees to learn about the future plans for this project, current and upcoming technology requirements and analysing the criteria and support required to construct wind farm projects in Egypt

■ Shedding light on the government and private sector’s future plan for Gabal el-Zeit wind farm and providing updates on the upcoming projects at the Gabal el-Zeit site

■ Identifying the wind turbine generator technology and the importance of the SCADA system to enable control and quickly identify operational issues with the turbine

■ Demonstrating the key criteria in successfully developing a wind farm and understanding the support required to construct successful projects

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Hossam Eldegwi, Chief Engineer of Projects Implementation Department, New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) Egypt Hossam is a renewable energy professional with over twelve years of experience in renewable energy and energy efficiency in (NREA). He is originally from Egypt and received double master degrees from Kassel University in Germany and Cairo University in Egypt in renewable energy and electronic engineering. He also worked as a research assistant in Fraunhofer IPK Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology, Berlin (Germany), for developing micro-energy supply system for rural off grid areas. Since 2004, he has been working for New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA) in Egypt. He has experience in large-scale wind projects (Zafarana wind farm) and also worked as a senior project system engineer in Kuraymat Integrated Solar Combined Cycle (ISCC) project (Egypt). Currently working in Gabal el-Zeit 200MW wind project as a chief system engineer for wind turbine SCADA, communication & electronic system.

IQPC has been hosting events developed for senior executives for more than 40 years. We serve businesses representing over 15 sectors at more than 1,700 conferences around the globe. Our client list includes corporations such as Gamesa, Vestas, Westinghouse, Areva, Worley Parsons, Atkins, M+W Group just to name a select few. Senior executives travel from around the world to our events looking to garner best practices and concrete solutions to assist them in improving their organisations. IQPC provides many different platforms for you to increase your market share, stay ahead of your competition, increase awareness to your target audience and position yourself as a key supplier to the wind power industry.

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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP As a sponsor at the 2nd Annual Wind Power Egypt Conference your company will gain second-to-none exposure to senior-level decision makers at the point in time that they are seeking solutions, information and systems for improving their firm’s strategies. For a select few sponsors, you can build your reputation as a market leader through subject-specific presentations, workshops and focus days. This highly selective sponsorship allows your firm to establish tremendous capability and expertise in your specialty as well as highlight successful work completed with your clients.

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