MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES SUSTAINABLE ENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES ENERGY FOR ALL

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1 In Conjunction with: MYANMAR GREEN ENERGY SUMMIT AUGUST AUGUST 2016 ENERGY STORAGE GRID EXPANSION POWER TRANSMISSION SOLAR ENERGY BANKABILITY PROJECTS ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION BIOMASS ENERGY MIX WIND GREEN FINANCING CLEAN ENERGY GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FOR ALL HYBRID POWER LOST HYBRID WIND MINI-GRID HYBRID TURNKEY SOLAR ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT GEOTHERMAL ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SUSTAINABLE ENERGY NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION MINI-GRID WIND GREEN ENERGY WASTE TO ENERGY ENERGY SECURITY POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT GREEN FINANCING BIOMASS MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES CARBON FOOTPRINT POWER TRANSMISSION ENERGY MIX BANKABILITY PROJECTS ENERGY STORAGE GREEN ENERGY MYANMAR ENERGY MASTER PLAN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP WASTE TO ENERGY ENERGY EFFICIENCYENERGY MIX UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY DECENTRALIZED RE ENERGY MIX GRID EXPANSION POWER OUTLOOK TURNKEY CARBON FOOTPRINT RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION MICRO-HYDRO CARBON FOOTPRINT MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES ENERGY FOR ALL MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES BANKABILITY PROJECTS SOLAR ENERGY CLEAN ENERGY HYDROPOWER HYBRID ENERGY SECURITY BANKABILITY PROJECTS RENEWABLES MINI-GRID ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT HYBRID MICRO-HYDRO MINI-GRID CLIMATE INVESTMENT GEARING UP THE GREEN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT: NEW DIRECTIONS AND STRATEGIES SULE SHANGRI-LA, YANGON, MYANMAR Co-located Event: Organised by: Supported by: Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irriga on, Myanmar Ministry of Transport and Communica ons, Myanmar Department of Rural Development, Myanmar Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems Myanmar Engineering g Society Renewable e Energy Associa on on Myanmar ar Yangon City Development Commi ee In Partnership with: Knowledge Partner:

2 SUSTAINABLE ENERGY & WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT WEEK AUGUST 2016 ENERGY & WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: THE CATALYST FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH...If All Members Of Can Have Adequate Access To Energy And Water, Many Of The Societal Problems Can Be Solved FEATURING MGES MYANMAR GREEN ENERGY SUMMIT AN INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT AND EXHIBITION ON HYDRO, SOLAR, WIND AND BIOENERGY AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION ON WATER AND WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT Get Your 4 Days USD 1,800 Energy and Water are essen al in urban development. Energy and water are inextricably linked to sa sfy basic human needs, produce food for a rapidly growing popula on and achieve economic growth. And yet, today, 1.3 billion people worldwide lack of access to electricity and some 800 million people get their water from unimproved sources. Efficient produc on and use of energy and water, manage trade-offs, op mise resources by reuse, recycling and genera ng energy from waste are essen al to save on increasingly scarce resources and costs, for both produc on and waste management. An added driver is to strengthen corporate social and environmental responsibility through sustainable produc on. The hos ng of the Sustainable Energy & Water Resources Management Week in Myanmar featuring two flagship conferences - Global Water Conference 2016 (GWC 2016) and the 4th Myanmar Green Energy Summit 2016 (MGES 2016) is to address the per nent issues in both water and energy sectors of the country AUGUST 2016 SULE SHANGRI-LA, YANGON, MYANMAR SUSTAINABLE WATER: THE KEYSTONE FOR ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH, AND SECURITY

3 MGES 2016 OVERVIEW GEARING UP THE GREEN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT: NEW DIRECTIONS AND STRATEGIES A er more than 50 years under the military ruling, Myanmar is poised for change under the leadership of the first elected civilian president. The new government along with mul lateral development agencies are commi ed to take Myanmar into new heights of development; boos ng growth in Myanmar with high emphasis on capacity building, infrastructure development and improving rural livelihood and reducing poverty. 55% AUGUST 2016 MGES 2015 DELEGATES STATISTICS With the help of global interna onal financial ins tu ons, the Government of Myanmar has recently developed the Energy Master Plan with an ambi on to achieve universal electricity access by 2030, either through grid connec ons or permanent offgrids electricity. This whole plan needs between $30 billion and $40 billion over the next 15 to 20 years and the government is urging interna onal investors to help the country meet its electricity needs. 15% Local 6% Interna onal 45% 30% The hos ng of the 4thMyanmar Green Energy Summit 2016, held in conjunc on with the Sustainable Energy and Water Resource Management Week is to provide an interac ve pla orm for poten al investors and key players of the industry from over 25 countries to get updated on the new direc ons, investment policies and market poten al of green energy in Myanmar; at the same me discuss strategies and share insights to support the Na onal Electrifica on Plan, improve policies and regula on around electricity and renewable energy, and develop framework to plan out future electrifica on programs. 21% Director Level Managerial Level Consultant / Advisor Level 28% Execu ve Level Government Officials Level Comprehensive & informa ve presenta ons, very frui ul and benefited both the speakers & audience. Dr. Thi Thi Soe Deputy Director, Renewable Energy Department, Ministry of Science & Technology, Myanmar A good pla orm for the experts of the industry to get together and definitely par cipa ng in the next summit. Congratula ons! Jacob Rasmussen Business Development Manager, Vestas Asia Pacific Wind Technology Pte Ltd TESTIMONIAL Good pla orm that benefit the par cipants and offers very promising project prospect. Well done! Viktor E. Jakobsen Execu ve Director, EAM Solar Endorsed by: The Association of Bri sh Hydropower Associa on European Chamber of Commerce (Singapore) Interna onal Center on Small Hydropower, Hangzhou, China Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Associa on Renewable Energy Industry Club, Federa on of Thai Industries Sino-Spanish Associa on for Energy and Sustainability (ASEES) Thai Wind Energy Associa on Media Partners:

4 MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR'S ENERGY SECTOR NIGHT TIME LIGHTS TIME SERIES BY SATELITE OF US AIR FROCE WEATHER AGENCY ( ) MYANMAR ELECTRIFICATION RATE IS ONE OF THE LOWEST IN THE WORLD Green: New Development ( ) Red: Development before ( ) Blue: Light was there before ( ) White: Light is there most of the mes. Dark: No Light MYANMAR CURRENT ELECTRIFICATION RATE Average 33.4% Electrifca on Ayeyarwady, 5616 Shan, 1848 Yangon, 455 Rakhine, 1016 Mon, 573 Mandalay, 2563 Magway, 2514 Bago, 1090 Tanintharyi, 696 Sagaing, 3815 Chin, 294 Kayin, 255 Kachin, 355 Kayah, 108 Nay Pyi Taw, 477 Source: ADB

5 MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR'S ENERGY SECTOR LOCATION OF HYDROPOWER PLANT 9 18 Chindwin Ayeyarwady 8 3 Mandalay Si aung Nay Pyi Daw Yangon Shwebo Thaniwin Hydropower Plants 1. Baluchaung-2, 168 MW 2. Kinda, 56 MW 3. Sedawgyi, 25 MW 4. Baluchaung-1, 28 MW 5. Zawgyi Dam, 18 MW 6. Zaungtu, 20 MW 7. Zawgyi Dam 2, 12 MW 8. Thapanzeik, 30 MW 9. Mone, 75 MW 10. Lower Paung Laung, 280 MW 11. Yenwe, 25 MW 12. Kabaung, 30 MW 13. Kengtawng, 54 MW 14. Shweli-1, 600 MW 15. Yeywa, 790 MW 16. Dapein-1, 240 MW 17. Shweguin, 75 MW 18. KyeeonKyeewa, 74 MW 19. Kun, 60 MW 20. Thaukyegat-II, 120 MW 21. Nancho, 40 MW 22. Chipwenge, 99 MW Source: Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Myanmar OUTLINE OF POWER SYSTEM EXPANSION IN 2030 Ponnagyun Ann Toungup Kale Kalewa Shewdaung OakShitpin Thatay Pathein Athoke Ngayyukongy Dala Kyaiklat Ayeyanwaddy Chibwe Waingmaw Nyaungbingyi Gangaw Ohntaw Chaungku Myngyan Upper Bu Kyungchaung Meikh la Phayargyi Mann NPT2 NPT Taungdwgyi Hlawga Hlaingtharyar Shweli3 Nabar Pyinmana Minhla Ahlone Thazi Lawngdin Tongxinqiao Nantabak(Kachin) Bhamo Dapein Dapein2 Shweli1 Yeywa Shwemyo PL MPL UPL Thephyu Belin Namsan Baluchaung2 Taungoo Bawgatha Tharyargone Kamamat Upper Thanlwin(Kunlone) Naopha, Man Namtu Mansan Upper Yeywa MiddleYeywa Thaton Thanlyin Mawlamyaing Thilawar Thaketa Ye Kunchangon Dawei Nam Kha Minepann Keng Ton Baluchaung1 Baluchaung Baluchaung3 East Dagon Thaninthayi Meik Boatpin Kuk Thaung Legend power plant (in opera on / planned) substa on (in opera on / planned) 500kV transmission lines (in opera on / planned) 230kV transmission lines (in opera on a er 2021/ planned) 230kV transmission lines (in opera on a er 2021) Source: Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Myanmar

6 MARKET INFO ON MYANMAR'S ENERGY SECTOR MYANMAR S MONTHLY SOLAR RADIATION Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec MJ/m 2 day Source: ADB POSSIBLE WIND FARM LOCATION TESTIMONIAL An excellent pla orm to meet government officials, local associa ons, interna onal NGOs, etc. Looking forward to par cipate in the next conference! Sakura Yamasaki Managing Director, Singapore Solar Exchange Pte Ltd Hakha Mindat Ann Hsohsa Pekon Taunggut Thandwe Myan Aung Oak Kan Ingapur Taikgyi Lemyathnar Mepli Zingyalk Kawkereik Karokpi Kadwe Great assistance from the secretariat and would be happy to par cipate again in future! Dr. Ma hias Beisler Managing Director South East Asia, ILF Consul ng Engineers Well-organized and responsive to the o -ignored business-making side of such conferences. Well done! Ireneo B. Acuna Vice President & Head - Electric Distribu on Development Office, MERALCO Source: Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Myanmar

7 WORLD ALLIANCE FOR DECENTRALIZED ENERGY OUR PAST PARTICIPATING COMPANIES The Association of

8 PROGRAM AUGUST 2016 DAY ONE: 15 AUGUST 2016, MONDAY 7:30AM 8:30AM 8:30AM 8:30AM 8:50AM 9:00AM 9:10AM 9:20AM 9:40AM 10:10AM 10:40AM 11:10AM 11:40AM MGES 2016 Registra on Begins Venue: Foyer of The Grand Ballroom, Sule Shangri-La Hotel Delegates Take Their Seats at Ballroom Venue: Grand Ballroom, Sule Shangri-la Hotel Arrival of Dis nguished Guests Arrival of Guest of Honor H.E. U Aung Thu, Union Minister, Ministry Of Agriculture, Livestock And Irriga on Myanmar Cultural Dances INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Datuk Dr. Abdul Aziz S.A. Kadir, Chairman, Confexhub Group WELCOME ADDRESS H.E. U Phyo Min Thein, Chief Minister of Yangon KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND LAUNCH OF MGES2016 SUMMIT: MYANMAR POWER OUTLOOK AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN H.E. U Aung Thu, Union Minister, Minister of Agriculture, Irriga on and Livestock Networking & Refreshments Break OPENING CEREMONY PLENARY SESSION Plenary Address 1: Clean Energy Developments and Poten al in Myanmar Mr. Jason Bre Pellmar, Infrastructure Head, Myanmar, Interna onal Finance Corpora on Plenary Address 2: World Bank s Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) for Myanmar Dr. Xiaoping Wang, Senior Energy Specialist & Mr. Myo Myint, Energy Expert, ESMAP, World Bank Plenary Address 3: Government Policy On Environmental Impact of Energy Development Projects U Bo Ni, Director, Watershed Management Division, Forest Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conserva on Plenary Address 4: 100% Renewable Energy by The WWF Alterna ve Vision for Myanmar's Power Sector Mr. Shoon So Oo, Energy Manager, WWF 12:10PM 1:10PM 1:40PM 2:10PM Luncheon for Guest Speakers and Delegates SESSION ONE: INVESTMENT POLICIES AND FINANCING OPTIONS FOR GREEN ENERGIES IN MYANMAR Session Chairman: TBC Paper 1: Myanmar s New FDI Policy for the Energy Sector Senior Officer, Ministry of Planning and Finance Paper 2: Licensing and Regulatory Aspects of Green Energy Projects In Myanmar: A Prac cal Look at Myanmar s (unofficial) Model Power Purchase Agreement Mr. Edwin Vanderbruggen, Partner, VDB Loi Paper 3: Clean Energy Project Financing: Risk Alloca on, Bankability and Mi ga on Mr. Christopher Osborne, Partner, Watson Farley & Williams (Thailand) Ltd 2:40PM Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers 2:55PM Networking & Refreshments Break SESSION TWO: ELECTRIFY REMOTE AND RURAL AREAS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH Session Chairman: U Thoung Win, Chairman, Energy and Renewable Energy Commi ee, Myanmar Engineering Society & Member of Energy Development Commi ee (Na onal Energy Management Commi ee) 3:25PM 3:55PM 4:25PM 4:55PM 5:10PM Paper 4: Electricity And Rural Electrifica on Development Plan: Status and Direc on U Thura Aung Bo, Deputy Chief Engineer, Electricity Supply Enterprise, Ministry of Electricity and Energy Paper 5: Decentralized Renewable Energy Op ons for Myanmar Senior Officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irriga on Paper 6: Systems & Technologies for A Sustainable & Affordable Energy Access-for-All in Southeast Asia with Special Focus on Myanmar Ms. Martha Loleit, Business Development Manager, Renewable Energy Integra on Demonstrator Singapore, Energy Research Ins Nanyang Technological University Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers End of Day One

9 PROGRAM AUGUST :00AM 9:30AM 10:00AM 10:30AM 10:45AM 11:15AM 11:45AM 12:15PM 12:45PM 1:00PM 2:00PM 2:30PM 3:00PM 3:30PM 3:45PM 4:15PM 4:45PM 5:15PM 5:45PM 6:00PM Paper 7: Myanmar Hydropower: Development Needs and Challenges Senior Officer, Ministry Electricity and Energy Paper 8: Accelera ng Cross Border Electricity Trade and Hydro power Development between Myanmar and South Asia: Opportuni es and Challenges Mr. Rajiv Ratna Panda, Head-Technical, SARI/EI/IRADe Paper 9: Ultra-Low Head Micro Hydro System for Rural Electrifica on Mr. Dave Mann, Managing Director, MannPower Consul ng Limited Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers Networking & Refreshments Break Paper 10: Solar Energy Applica ons in Industries in Myanmar Mr. Thomas Chrometzka, GIZ Paper 11: Off-grid Solar System for Commercial and Residen al Electrifica on Senior Officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irriga on Paper 12: Planning and Developing Mega Solar Farm to Meet Myanmar s Industrial Needs U Aung Thiha, Execu ve Director, Green Earth Power Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers Luncheon for Guest Speakers and Delegates Paper 13: Assessment of Economic Feasibility on Wind Energy in Myanmar Senior Officer, Ministry Electricity and Energy Paper 14: Wind-Diesel Hybrid for Rural Electrifica on TBC Paper 15: Advances and Innova ons in Interconnec on for Wind Farms The Noble Approach for Myanmar Dr. Wirachai Roynarin, Director of Wind Water Solar Research Centre, Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers Networking & Refreshment Break DAY TWO: 16 AUGUST 2016, TUESDAY SESSION THREE: POWERING MYANMAR THROUGH HYDROPOWER Session Chairman: TBC SESSION FOUR: SOLAR AS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOURCE FOR MYANMAR Session Chairman: U Nyan Htun, Advisor, Renewable Energy Associa on of Myanmar SESSION FIVE: OPTIMISING WIND ENERGY IN MYANMAR ENERGY MIX Session Chairman: Mr. Joost, Asia Representa ve, Windtech Interna onal SESSION SIX: TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION PLAN FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SECURITY Session Chairman: TBC Paper 16: Myanmar s Transmission Development Plan for Na onal Electric Grid Expansion and Reduc on of Power Losses Senior Officer, Ministry Electricity and Energy Paper 17: The Role of Mini-Grids For Rural Electrifica on in Myanmar Ms. Regine Dietz, Renewable Energy Program Team Leader, GIZ Paper 18: The Prac cal Geospa al Planning Aspects for Transmission and Distribu on Planning in Myanmar Ms. Catherina Cader, Researcher, Off-Grid Systems, Reiner Lemoine Ins tut ggmbh Open Forum: Comments, Ques ons and Answers MYANMAR GREEN ENERGY SUMMIT 2016 ENDS *Invited and awai ng confirma on **This Program is subjected to change and for updated program, please logon to 21 July 2016

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11 DELEGATES ACCOMMODATION SULE SHANGRI-LA, YANGON No. 293, Sule Pagoda Road, Yangon, Myanmar. Tel: (951) Fax: (951) For Hotel Booking reserva on: Sule Shangri-La, Yangon Room Type Single Double Deluxe Execu ve Horizon Club USD 200 ne USD 215 ne USD 220 ne USD 235 ne USD 245 ne USD 265 ne (Room rates are inclusive of breakfast and taxes) CENTRAL HOTEL No. 335/357, Between 31st & 32nd Street Bogyoke Aung San ST., Yangon, Myanmar. Tel: (951) , , 3 Fax: (951) For Hotel Booking reserva on: UA Ticke ng & Tours Room Type Single Double Superior USD 55 USD 55 Deluxe USD 65 USD 65 (Room rates are inclusive of breakfast and taxes) EAST HOTEL No , 1 Qtr, Sule Pagoda, Kyauktada Township Aung San ST., Yangon, Myanmar. Tel: (951) , (959) , (959) Fax: (951) Room Type Single Double Regular Deluxe Retro Concept Deluxe Junior Suite USD 55 USD 75 USD 125 USD 55 USD 75 USD 125 For Hotel Booking reserva on: UA Ticke ng & Tours (Room rates are inclusive of breakfast and taxes) PANORAMA HOTEL YANGON No. 294/300. Pansodan Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon, Myanmar. Tel: (951) Fax: (951) For Hotel Booking reserva on: UA Ticke ng & Tours Room Type Single Double Superior USD 70 USD 70 Suite USD 85 USD 95 (Room rates are inclusive of breakfast and taxes) PARK ROYAL HOTEL No. 33, Alan Pya Phaya Road, Dagon Tel: (951) Fax: (951) For Hotel Booking reserva on: UA Ticke ng & Tours Room Type Single Double Superior USD 135 USD 135 Deluxe USD 165 USD 165 Premier Room USD 195 USD 215 (Room rates are inclusive of breakfast and taxes) * Hotel rate is subjected to changes Sule Shangri-La, Yangon For Sule Shangri-La, Yangon Booking reserva on: Contact Person: Mr. Nyi Nyi Zaw nyinyi.zaw@shangri-la.com; wuli.ping@shangri-la.com; thithi.aung@shangri-la.com Tel: (951) Fax: (951) Website: h p:// UA Ticke ng & Tours For UA Ticke ng & Tours Booking reserva on: Contact Person: Ms. Thuzar uatours@uniqueasiatravel.com Tel: (959) Website: h p:// Note: Please enclose scanned copy of your passport when making hotel booking

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