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Infigen's Customers and Markets INFIGEN’S CUSTOMERS AND MARKETS FACT SHEET Infigen is a business that Markets Infigen operates in delivers a range of energy Infigen is a licenced energy retailer in the National Electricity Market (NEM) regions solutions through a diverse of Queensland, New South Wales, (including the Australian Capital Territory), sales strategy to commercial Victoria and South Australia. The company has wind generation assets in New and industrial (C&I) customers South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia. Infigen is also developing (>10,000MWh/year) and large options for firming in the NEM to support its business strategy. electricity retailers. Each state in the NEM differs in wholesale market liquidity, availability of firming, transmission, and state based emission targets and investment initiatives. While interconnectors enable limited interregional energy transmission, the volatility of regional spot prices and future prices are taken into account when determining options to offer to energy customers. A Multi-Channel Route to Market strategy Infigen’s Multi-Channel Route to Market strategy balances price, tenor and risk. Central to the sales strategy is the response to emerging opportunities and new challenges accompanying the evolving energy market. Channel Value for Infigen Value for Customer Spot market sales • Market price received for uncontracted production (merchant) • No production risk – no penalties associated with non-production • Deep and liquid forward derivative market – a number of particpants and platforms e.g. ASX futures Wholesale • Hedging capability • Not linked to production • Contract tenor 3 to 36 months forward sales • Infigen manages price risk C&I contracts • Contract tenor 2 to 7 years • Tailored contract to reflect customer requirements • Lowest risk route to market for Infigen: Run of plant Power - Limited production risk • Customers manage Purchase Agreements individual energy use (PPA) - Generally no price risk for Infigen requirements • Contract tenor varies from 3 to 20 years (aligned with asset life) Infigen’s customer proposal Infigen’s retail market approach is one of partnership with C&I customers to help them achieve their energy affordability and sustainability goals. Infigen provides dedicated account management services, taking an active role in delivering these objectives. Infigen provides its customers price certainty within a volatile energy market. Infigen manages this price risk through a combination of generation from its assets, physical firming contracts and financial contracts. PTO Infigen Energy Level 17, 56 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Phone: +61 2 8031 9900 email: [email protected] web: www.infigenenergy.com INFIGEN’S A Multi-Channel Route to Market strategy As both a generator and retailer of renewable energy and an active energy CUSTOMERS markets participant, Infigen has a broad suite of products that can be tailored AND MARKETS to individual needs and risk appetites. CONT. Standard fixed-price energy contracts Power Purchase Agreements Retail + PPA PPA firming to ensure no market exposure when generation is low Financial Instruments hedges, caps, swaps Spot Products On-site generation export tariffs (e.g. solar) & battery storage Demand Side Management (DSM) Environmental requirements (LGCs) If your business uses over 10,000 MWh of energy a year and you would like to explore these product options with Infigen, please send your details through to C&[email protected] Alinta Wind Farm, 89.1 MW Walkaway, WA Bodangora Wind Farm under construction, 113.2 MW Wellington, NSW Flyers Creek Wind Farm Development Project, 140-155 MW Blayney, NSW Infigen Energy Head Office Sydney, NSW Lake Bonney Wind Farm, 278.5 MW Lake Bonney Battery Energy Storage System under construction 1H FY19, 25 MW / 52 MWh Millicent, SA Capital Wind Farm, 140.7 MW Bungendore, NSW Woodlawn Wind Farm, 48.3 MW Cherry Tree Wind Farm Development Project, 56.7 MW Tarago, NSW Seymour, VIC Infigen Energy Level 17, 56 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Phone: +61 2 8031 9900 email: [email protected] web: www.infigenenergy.com.
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