Gas Natural Fenosa Company profile

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1 Gas Natural Fenosa Company profile June 2017

2 Gas Natural Fenosa is a pioneer in gas and electricity integration, with 170 years of history 1

3 The largest integrated gas and electricity company in Spain and Latin America More than 30 countries More than 23M customers in the world EBITDA 5,264 M Installed capacity 15,471 MW Total assets Headcount 19,939 employees 48,132 M Figures at 31/12/15. 2

4 Present in more than 30 countries USA LNG supply Mexico Gas distribution, power generation Puerto Rico, NG/LNG infrastructure, generation Spain Transportation, distribution and commercialization of gas and electricity. Upstream generation. and infrastructure France, regas capacity Portugal electricity commercialization Norway Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Italy Gas distribution, gas commercialization, regasification project, Germany Russia LNG Supply Costa Rica Generation Panama Electricity distribution, generation Dominican Republic Generation Colombia Gas distribution, electricity distribution Trinidad & Tobago LNG supply Peru Gas distribution Chile Gas distribution, electricity distribution, Brazil Gas distribution Morocco NG/LNG infrastructure, Argentina Gas distribution, Nigeria LNG supply Algeria NG/LNG infrastructure and supply South Africa Coal Mining Angola NG/LNG infrastructure Oman NG/LNG infrastructure and supply Egypt NG/LNG infrastructure and supply Singapore Representative Office Kenya Generation Pakistan LNG Deliveries Moldavia Electricity distribution South Korea Japan Azerbaijan GN supply India Australia Generation projects Qatar LNG supply Jordan LNG Deliveries 3

5 GNF s capabilities across the gas value chain LNG Supply LNG shipping and trading Midstream infrastructure Pipeline Regasification Downstream and power Main LNG supplier in the Atlantic and Mediterranean basins Stakes in exploration and extraction activities (i.e. Angola, Morocco) GNF operates 9 LNG tankers. Major player in the trading industry (Europe, Latin America and Asia) GNF owns and operates gas transportation pipelines (i.e. Maghreb - Europe Gas Pipeline) Owner and operator of regasification terminals in Spain and Puerto Rico Power: diverse generation portfolio with 15+ GW of installed power (both conventional and renewables) Retail & Distribution: network of 120,000 km of pipeline through Latin America and Europe GNF has developed LNG satellite plants as an end-to-end solution to bring gas to remote location 4

6 16.2 Mtpa of Long Term LNG portfolio, as well as capability for short-term trading Gas Natural Fenosa gas/lng supply flows 1 Pipeline Supply Source Pipeline supplies Future Pipeline supplies LNG Supply Source Curent LNG route Future LNG route 2016 LNG Delivery Point Midstream Positions: Spain: Equity in 2 Regas Terminals and capacity in Enagas Terminals France (Montoir): Regas Capacity; Puerto Rico: Equity in Regas Terminal; Chile: Equity in Regas Terminal Yamal Atlantic Basin trading centre Norway Azerbaijan Qatar Corpus Christi Sabine Pass Algeria Nigeria Singapore Trading Desk Trinidad & Tobago Total gas porfolio: ~ 22 Mtpa (gas + LNG) Corpus Christi and Yamal supply expected to come online after 2019 and ~4Mtpa is to be sourced for European market 5

7 GNF manages an extensive LNG shipping fleet in terms of number of vessels and size Castillo de Villalba Catalunya Spirit IbéricaKnutsen m m m 3 Gaslog Saratoga m 3 Clean Planet m 3 Golar Kelvin m 3 Ribera del Duero Knutsen m 3 Torben Spirit m 3 To be delivered May 17 La Mancha Knutsen m 3 To be delivered Jun. 17 Rioja Knutsen m 3 Castillo de Caldelas Castillo de Merida m m 3 6

8 Owner and operator of 15.5 GW of power plants: coal, gas, nuclear, hydro, internal combustion engines and wind MAD Mexico Combined cycles: MW O&M services for La Caridad CC, 500 MW) Wind:234 MW Costa Rica Hydroelectric : 100 MW Panamá Hydroelectric: 22 MW ICE 10 MW Dominican Republic Internal Combustion Engines : 190 MW La Vega : MAN 18V48 Palamara : Wartsila 18V38 Puerto Rico CCGT: 254 MW Spain Combined cycle: 6874 MW Coal fired power plant: MW Hydro: MW Mini-.hydr0 : 111 MW Nuclear: 574 MW Wind: 967 MW Cogeneration: 72 MW Installed Capacity Evolution, (GW) Uganda O&M services for Bujagali, Hydro pp, 250 MW Kenya ICE: 109 MW Wartsila 18V38 National International GNF s power share ~1% ~20% ~50% 1 Based on % share of GNF s EBIDTA SOURCE: 2008 Financial Report. Includes UF financial data GNF s gas ~99% share 1 ~80% ~50% 7

9 MAD Owner and operator of more than 9 GW of Gas Combined Cycles 29 units across 16 sites MW in Spain MW in México and Puerto Rico Implemented integration between LNG Regasification Plants and Combined Cycles Mitsubishi Combined Cycle Location: Tuxpan Capacity: 2 General Electric Combined Cycle Location: units 2 x MW Aceca Capacity:1 unit 373 MW Location: Puerto de Barcelona Capacity: 2 units 866 MW Alstom Combined Cycle Location: San Roque Capacity: 1 unit:390mw Location: Málaga Capacity: 1 unit 415MW Siemens Combined Cycle Location: Naco-Nogales Capacity: (1 unit 312,5 MW) Location: Location: Location: Sabón Capacity:1 unit 391 MW Location: Plana del Vent Capacity: 2 units 423 MW Besós Capacity:1 unit 400 MW NorteDurango Capacity: 2 units 471 MW Location: Peñuelas (50%) Capacity:2 units 540 MW Location: Hermosillo 1 unit 251 MW Location: Cartagena Capacity: 3 units MW Location: NGS (50%) Capacity: 2 units 390 MW Location: Sagunto Capacity: 3 units MW Location: Palos Capacity: 3 units MW 8

10 GNF also supplies gas to small & medium size final consumers: industrial, CNG and residential MAD LNG for Satellite Plants Retail and City Gas Distribution networks Gas for Transportation Value added use of regas terminals GNF constructs and operates LNG satellite plants for individual industrial customers Over 50% of LNG at satellite plants in Spain are supplied by GNF: 0,7 Mtpa in 2014 (18,676 cisterns) GNF is the owner and operator of more than 120,000 km of city gas distribution pipeline in Europe and Latin America, including the main capitals: Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires, Mexico DF, Santiago, Bogota It supplies gas through pipeline to residential, commercial, industrial and vehicles (CNG) (see below) Natural gas for vehicles (CNG) offers several advantages to improve the air quality in cities: CO 2 and particulate emission reduction Natural gas provides economic savings to users, and reduces dependency on petroleum GNF has a wide footprint of CNG service stations across Spain and Latin America Some of these stations are supplied with piped gas, others through satellite LNG plants GNF has experience in using regasification terminals for other value added services, such as: loading/reloading of LNG tankers, break-bulk, operation in proximity of CCGT plants and/or industrial complexes and bunkering as fuel for maritimetransport 9

11 MAD Thanks This presentation is the property of Gas Natural Fenosa. Both its subject matter and its graphic design is for the exclusive use of its staff. Copyright Gas Natural SDG, S.A.