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1 To: Business Editor January (For immediate release) HUANENG POWER INTERNATIONAL, INC. POWER GENERATION WITHIN CHINA DECREASES BY 2.13% FOR THE YEAR OF (Beijing, China, January 09, 2017) Huaneng Power International, Inc. ( HPI or the Company ) (NYSE: HNP; HKEx: 902; SSE: ) today announced its power generation for the year of. According to the preliminary statistics of the Company, for the fourth quarter of, the Company s total power generation by its power plants within China amounted to billion kwh on consolidated basis, representing an increase of 2.02% over the same period last year, and the total electricity sold by the Company amounted to billion kwh, representing an increase of 1.57% over the same period last year. For the whole year of, the Company s total power generation by its power plants within China amounted to billion kwh on consolidated basis, representing a decrease of 2.13% over the same period last year, and the total electricity sold by the Company amounted to billion kwh, representing a decrease of 2.05% over the same period last year. For the whole year of, the Company s average ongrid electricity settlement price for its power plants within China amounted to RMB per MWh, representing a decrease of 10.53% over the same period last year. The decrease in the Company s power generation for the year of was mainly attributable to the following reasons: (1) the installed capacity growth outpaced the growth of the nationwide power consumption while the utilization hours of coalfired power generation units saw a yearonyear fall; (2) the growth of the Company s installed capacity was below the average of its regional peers; and (3) the launch of new nuclear power generators in the areas including Liaoning, Guangdong, Fujian and Hainan had a relatively significant impact on the output of the coalfired power generation units in these regions. 1

2 The power generation (in billion kwh) by each of the Company s domestic power plants are listed below: Domestic Power Plant Power Generation Liaoning Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Dalian % % % % Dandong % % % % Yingkou % % % % Yingkou Cogeneration % % % % Windpower % % % % Wafangdian Wind Power % % % % Changtu Wind Power % % % % Hydropower % % % % Suzihe Hydropower % % % % PV Dandong PV Yingkou Cogeneration PV Inner Mongolia % % % % Windpower % % % % Huade Wind Power % % % % Heibei Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Shang an % % % % Windpower % % % % Kangbao Wind Power % % % % PV Kangbao PV Gansu Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Pingliang % % % % Windpower % % % % Jiuquan Wind Power % % % % Jiuquan Wind Power II % % % % Yumen Wind Power % % % % Yigang Wind Power % %

3 Domestic Power Plant Power Generation Beijing % % % % Coalfired % % % % Beijing Cogeneration (Coalfired) % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Beijing Cogeneration (Combined Cycle) % % % % Tianjin % % % % Coalfired % % % % Yangliuqing Cogeneration % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Lingang Combined Cycle % % % % Shanxi Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Yushe % % % % Zuoquan % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Dongshan Combined Cycle % % % % Shandong Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Dezhou % % % % Jining % % % % Xindian % % % % Weihai % % % % Rizhao Phase II % % % % Zhanhua Cogeneration % % % % Henan Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Qinbei % % % % Luoyang Cogeneration % % % % Juoyang Yangguang Mianchi Cogeneration Windpower Zhumadian Wind Power

4 Domestic Power Plant Power Generation Jiangsu Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Nantong % % % % Nanjing % % % % Taicang % % % % Huaiyin % % % % Jinling (Coalfired) % % % % Suzhou Cogeneration % % % % Nanjing Cogeneration Combined Cycle % % % % Jinling (Combined Cycle) % % % % Jinling Combined Cycle Cogeneration % % % % Windpower % % % % Qidong Wind Power % % % % Rudong Wind Power % % % % Rudong Offshore Wind Power Liuhe Wind Power Tongshan Wind Power Shanghai % % % % Coalfired % % % % Shidongkou First % % % % Shidongkou Second % % % % Shidongkou Power % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Shanghai Combined Cycle % % % % Chongqing % % % % Coalfired % % % % Luohuang % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Liangjiang Combined Cycle % % % % Zhejiang Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Yuhuan % % % % Changxing % % % % 4

5 Power Generation Domestic Power Plant Combined Cycle % % % % Tongxiang Combined Cycle % % % % PV % % % % Changxing PV % % % % Hongqiao PV Hubei Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Wuhan % % % % Jingmen Cogeneration % % % % Yingcheng Cogeneration % % % % Windpower % % % % Jieshan Wind Power % % % % Hydropower % % % % Enshi Maweigou Hydropower % % % % Dalongtan Hydropower % % % % Hunan Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Yueyang % % % % Windpower % % % % Subaoding Wind Power % % % % Guidong Wind Power % % % % Hydropower % % % % Xiangqi Hydropower % % % % Jiangxi Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Jinggangshan % % % % Ruijin % % % % Anyuan % % % % Windpower % % % % Jiangxi Clean Energy % % % % Anhui Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Chaohu Power % % % % Windpower Huaining Wind Power

6 Domestic Power Plant Power Generation Hydropower % % % % Hualiangting Hydropower % % % % Fujian Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Fuzhou % % % % Guangdong Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Shantou Coalfired % % % % Haimen % % % % Haimen Power % % % % PV Shantou PV Yunnan Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Diandong Energy % % % % Yuwang Energy % % % % Windpower % % % % Fuyuan Wind Power % % % % Guizhou Province % % Windpower % % Panxian Wind Power % % Hainan Province % % % % Coalfired % % % % Haikou % % % % Dongfang % % % % Combined Cycle % % % % Nanshan Combined Cycle % % % % Windpower % % % % Wenchang Wind Power % % % % Hydropower % % % % Gezhen Hydropower % % % % PV Dongfang PV Total % % % % 6

7 For the fourth quarter of, the power generation of Tuas Power Limited in Singapore, which is whollyowned by the Company, accounted for a market share of 21.4% in Singapore, representing an increase of 0.1 percentage point compared to the same period of last year. For the whole year of, its accumulated power generation accounted for a market share of 21.5% in Singapore, representing a decrease of 0.2 percentage point compared to the same period of last year. In addition, the 25 wind power units with total capacity of 50MW of Huaneng Jiangsu Liuhe Wind Farm Phase I, the 13 wind power units with total capacity of 26MW of Huaneng Jiangxi Hushazui Wind Power Plant and the 24 wind power units with total capacity of 48MW of Huaneng Yunnan Fuyuan Shengjing Wind Power Plant (each of which is wholly owned by the Company), as well as units No. 1 and No. 2 (2x350MW) of Huaneng Henan Mianchi Thermal Power Plant (60% equity interest of which is owned by the Company), the unit No. 2 (50MW) of Jiangsu Nanjing CHP Project (70% equity interest of which is owned by the Company) and the 16 wind power units with total capacity of 32MW of Henan Guoji Wind Power Plant (90% equity interest of which is owned by the Company) have been put into operation in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, the installed capacity of certain power plants invested by the Company also changed. As of 31,, the Company had a controlled installed capacity of 83,878MW and an equitybased installed capacity of 76,618MW. ~End~ 7

8 About Huaneng Power International, Inc. Huaneng Power International, Inc. is one of China's largest listed power producers with controlled generation capacity of 83,878MW and equitybased generation capacity of 76,618MW. The power plants of the Company are located in 22 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in China. The Company also has a whollyowned power company in Singapore. For Enquires, Please Contact Huaneng Power International, Inc. Ms. MENG Jing / Ms. ZHAO Lin Tel: (86 10) / Fax: (86 10) zqb@hpi.com.cn Wonderful Sky Financial Group Limited Wonderful Sky Financial Group Limited Ms. Iris AUYEUNG / Ms. Tiffany RUAN / Ms. Echo MA Tel: (852) Fax: (852) po@wsfg.hk/tiffanyruan@wsfg.hk /echoma@wsfg.hk 8