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A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs

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— We are a global energy and services group, focused on three core activities : low-carbon Operations in power generation, mainly based on and ; global networks 70 and customer solutions. Driven by our ambition to contribute to a harmonious progress, countries we take up major global challenges such as the fight against global warming, access 102.7 to energy to all, or mobility, and offer our residential customers, businesses and gigawatts of installed power production capacity of which communities energy production solutions 23.1% in renewable energy and services that reconcile individual and collective interests.

No.1 Our integrated – low-carbon, high-performing gas distribution and sustainable – offers are based on digital network in technologies. Beyond energy, they facilitate the development of new uses and promote 24 new ways of living and working. million clients worldwide Our ambition is conveyed by each of our in Energy Services 150,000 employees in 70 countries. Together with our customers and partners, they form a community of imaginative builders who €16 invent and build today solutions for tomorrow. billion of growth investment over 2017 turnover: 65 billion . Listed in 2016-2018, including €1 billion for innovative and digital projects and Brussels (ENGI), the Group is represented in the main financial (CAC 40, BEL 20, An investment fund of STOXX 50, STOXX Europe 600, MSCI Europe, 100, FTSE Eurotop 100, Euro STOXX €50 Utilities, STOXX Europe 600 Utilities) and million committed to energy access extra-financial indices (DJSI World, DJSI Europe and Euronext Vigeo Eiris - World 120, 120, Europe 120, 20, CAC 40 Governance). — ENGIE in Africa

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In Africa, ENGIE manages the development and operation of 50 thermal power and renewable energy assets in several countries. It is a first-mover in independent power generation in years of experience and built one of Africa’s largest wind farms in Morocco. Whether in on the continent the engineering consulting, facility management or energy efficiency services field, ENGIE has built a solid reputation over the last 50 years. The Group is now committed to contribute to Africa’s sustainable growth by developing projects in gas infrastructure, centralized 3.15 and decentralized power production, and gas distribution as well as energy services and industrial energy engineering. gigawatts thermal power and renewable energy capacity in operation or under construction €401 million of turnover in 2017 —

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A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 1 Industrial site map North Africa office — (Casablanca) Safi MOROCCO Power / Renewable energy Tarfaya Thermal plant Touat

Onshore

Solar PV farm

Concentrated solar power (CSP) farm MALI Decentralized power generation SENEGAL Mini-grid BURKINA Solar Home Systems FASO

Energy Services

IVORY COAST Energy Services Western & Central Africa office (Abidjan) Engineering

Engineering & other services

Natural gas

Onshore exploration & production ENGIE Africa BU Headquarters Ofces (Paris)

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2 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs ALGERIA

EGYPT

Ras Ghareb

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NIGERIA

UGANDA Fenix KENYA Eastern Africa office (Nairobi) TANZANIA Power Corner ZAMBIA Fenix

MOZAMBIQUE

MAURITIUS

REUNION Kathu Solar Park Southern Africa office (Johannesburg) Vredendal Avon Peaking Power Aurora SOUTH AFRICA Aurora Dedisa Peaking Power

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 3 Power

— Dynamic response to Fast Growing 1st Energy Needs mover in Independent Power Production in South Africa By 2050, Africa will be home to at least 2 billion people – twice as many as today – with 40% living in rural areas. In 2016, about 588 million African people (48% of the population) had no access to electricity, and 848 million one (71% of the population) were living without clean cooking facilities. Africa’s economies are growing currently at an average of the rate of 4% per year. Six of the world’s ten fastest growing economies over the past decade were in sub-Saharan Africa. largest However, sustaining such growth will only be possible if fuelled by a much larger and better performing energy sector. wind farms in Africa Africans currently consume only one quarter of the global average energy per capita, using a mix of hydropower, 1.4 fossil fuels and biomass – mostly in traditional uses. South Africa Vredendal solar park gigawatts of capacity in operation 1.75 gigawatts of capacity under construction — Contributing much-needed capacity

ENGIE develops centralized power generation with a balanced mix and depending on the availability of renewable and gas resources. ENGIE will also propose decentralized power generation where economically relevant: off-grid or micro-grid solutions for local communities, remote populations and industries such as mining or telecom towers. The choice of fuel (renewables including biomass, gas…) and technology will depend on the clients’ needs and on available resources and their cost.

4 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs ENGIE’s main positions in Africa are situated in South Africa and Morocco where the Group manages and develops a number of power stations and has a strong energy services business. ENGIE also has regional development offices in Kenya and Ivory Coast.

Morocco

Demand for electricity has been increasing an average of 6% per year since 1998 and should continue for the next 20 years. The country has implemented a national energy policy which favours the development of renewable energy. Morocco aims to have 42% of installed capacity powered by renewable sources by 2020 and 52% by 2030. In Morocco, ENGIE develops new power generation plants from both renewable and thermal energy. Wind energy The Tarfaya wind park is operated by a 50 / 50 joint venture (TAREC) between ENGIE and Nareva Holding. With its 301 MW, it is one of the biggest wind farms in Africa to date. It consists of 131 wind turbines with a capacity of 2.3 MW each. Launched in January 2015, the Tarfaya site represents 15% of the target Morocco has set for wind energy development. It is operated under a 20 years “Build, Own, Operate and Transfer” (BOOT). The wind farm is situated on the desert coast of Morocco and enjoys optimum wind conditions and a high utilization rate of 45%. Tarfaya prevents the emission of 900,000 tonnes of CO2 per year and accounts for around 40% of Morocco total wind capacity. Thermal power The Safi power project involves the construction of two state-of-the-art thermal power generation units (2 x 693 MW). After its commissioning, expected in 2018, the electricity produced by the Safi plant will be sold to the “Office National de l’Électricité et de l’Eau Potable”, under a 30 years power purchase agreement. This plant is the first in Africa to use ultra-supercritical clean coal technology, which is characterized by an optimization of the environmental performance and 10% higher efficiency compared to conventional plants. The plants will ensure a significant reduction of CO2 emissions and reduced fuel costs. The project company SAFIEC is held by ENGIE (35%), Nareva Holding (35%) and Mitsui & Co (30%).

Morocco Tarfaya wind farm

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 5 Egypt

ENGIE is actively developing its power activities especially in wind energy. ENGIE signed in October 2017 a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement to build, own and operate a 250 MW wind farm together with its consortium partners Toyota Tsusho Corporation/Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation (40%) and Limited (20%). The wind farm will be located in Ras Ghareb on the Gulf of , an optimal site with more than 60% of gross capacity factor. With this large wind project, ENGIE becomes an important player in Egypt’s ongoing renewable energy transition. ENGIE is also developing the West of Nile project composed of wind, PV and CSP.

South Africa

South Africa is the biggest electricity market in Africa, with an installed capacity of more than 45 GW. Given that the vast majority of this power is generated by Eskom using coal, the Government initiated a renewable energy IPP procurement program. Through the program up to 6,000 MW of wind, solar PV and solar CSP projects were procured, developed and commissioned. ENGIE successfully competed in these procurement rounds and established itself as the leading IPP in the country. The Government has committed to continue the renewable program and ENGIE is ideally placed to continue its success in the country. Wind Energy Aurora Wind Power is a 94 MW wind farm 130 km North of Cape Town near Vredenburg in Western Cape Province. It has 47 x 2 MW wind turbines. Aurora Wind Power is part of the government’s REIPPPP to develop renewable energies by independent power producers (the “world-class renewable energy IPP procurement programme”). The programme aims to develop 1,850 MW of wind power over 20 years. Construction of the wind farm began end 2013 and was commissioned in June 2015. The plant will be in operation for 20 years under the Power Purchase Agreement. This will result in a total of 5.6 million tons of CO2 saved. The shareholding in Aurora Wind Power is held by ENGIE (43%), Investec Bank (34.5%), Kagiso Tiso Holdings (20%) and Omoya Power (2.5%).

South Africa Aurora Wind Power

6 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs South Africa Kathu

Solar Energy Kathu Solar Park is a 100 MW greenfield Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project situated in the Northern Cape Province, 600 km South West of the Capital Pretoria. This large CSP project has parabolic trough technology and is equipped with molten salt storage system that allows 4,5 hours of thermal energy storage and thus limits the intermitted nature of solar energy. The shareholders of Kathu Solar Park comprises a group of investors, including ENGIE (48.5%), SIOC Community Development Trust (12.5%), Investec Bank (7.5%), Lereko Metier (11.5%), Public Investment Corporation (17.5%) and Local Community (2.5%). The consortium was given ‘preferred bidder’ status in January 2015 and financial close was reached in May 2016. Construction of the CSP plant has started mid-2016. The expected commercial Operation date is set for the beginning of 2019 after which the plant will be in operation for a 20 year period under the Power Purchase Agreement. ENGIE Solar is currently in charge of two plants in Aurora and Vredendal (Western Cape Province) with a total installed capacity of 21 MW. These two solar PV parks are part of advanced regional projects involving local authorities and stakeholders. Thermal Energy ENGIE also operates two thermal power plants in South Africa: the Dedisa and Avon peaking power plants (with a total capacity of 1,005 MW). Dedisa and Avon are new open-cycle gas turbine plants (335 MW and 670 MW) located respectively in the Eastern Cape Province near Port Elizabeth and in KwaZulu-Natal Province near Durban. The Dedisa peaking power plant achieved Commercial Operation on 30 September 2015 and first dispatch to the grid on 1 October 2015. Avon peaking power has reached commercial operation in July 2016. A 15-year power purchase agreement was signed with Eskom Holdings (the buyer). The project companies that own the plants – Dedisa Peaking Power (Eastern Cape Province) and Avon Peaking Power (KwaZulu-Natal Province) – are held by ENGIE (38%), Legend Power Solutions (27%), Mitsui & Co (25%) and The Peaker Trust through Avon BBBEE and Dedisa BBBEE respectively (10%).

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 7 Senegal Santhiou-Mekhé

Senegal

In April 2018, ENGIE and investment partner Meridiam have been selected by Senegal’s Electricity Sector Regulation Commission (CRSE) as preferred bidder for two solar photovoltaic projects totaling 60 MW. These two projects are part of the Scaling Solar initiative in Senegal, conducted jointly by the Senegalese authorities and the International Finance Corporation (“IFC”, member of the World Bank Group). They are located in Kahone, in the Kaolack region, and in Touba, in the Diourbel region. ENGIE and Meridiam will hold a 40% shareholding in the project company. FONSIS, the Senegalese sovereign fund, will also be a shareholder with a 20% equity stake. The construction and the operation of the plants will be managed and executed by ENGIE. In Senegal, ENGIE Solar is the EPC and O&M contractor of the Senergy project, a 30 MW photovoltaic power plant in the City of Santhiou Mekhé. A transmission system including the double 30 kV line from the PV site to Mekhé Substation and its extension will be built and transferred to SENELEC. The ownership of this project is Meridiam (53%), Fonsis (32%) and Senergy (15%). 100% of the electricity output will be sold to SENELEC under a 25-year PPA. Commissioning of the plant is expected in June 2017. ENGIE Solar is currently also operating Ten Merina, a 29.5 MW PV park close to Dakar.

8 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs Decentralized power generation

— Next to large scale grid-connected power generation projects, ENGIE is also active on the off-grid market in Africa and has developed innovative solutions to provide reliable, affordable and sustainable power to the populations which are not connected to the central grid. PowerCorner PowerCorner is an initiative within ENGIE that aims to electrify rural areas in Africa using mini-grids. In March 2016, after a pilot project which began in 2015, ENGIE PowerCorner commissioned its first 16 kWp mini-grid unit in Ketumbeine, a remote village of Tanzania, close to Arusha. PowerCorner has since built and operated three more mini-grids in Tanzania and has four more in construction. Besides, PowerCorner plans to branch out into 2 to 5 new countries during 2018. The ambition is to industrialize the solution and being able to develop, build and operate thousands of mini-grids. The mission is to provide clean and affordable electricity to rural populations in developing countries through smart mini-grids using digital solutions like mobile money and pay-as-you-go technologies. FENIX ENGIE and Fenix announced in October 2017 their mutual agreement on a transaction in which ENGIE acquired 100% of Fenix International, a next generation energy company, offering Solar Home systems (SHS) in Africa. Fenix’s main activities are in Uganda with more than 180,000 customers, and recently expanded into Zambia with plans to further expand across the continent. Fenix’s flagship product, ReadyPay Power, provides lighting, phone charging and power for TVs — and Radios. In April 2018, ENGIE completed the acquisition of Fenix.

PowerCorner Fenix

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 9 Energy services and efficiency

— ENGIE is expanding its range of products and services in energy efficiency and services, and is making moves into “smart” networks. ENGIE wants to offer appropriate solutions, whether they be for the challenges of distributed generation, Over for energy efficiency, for the challenges of’smart ’, for carbon-free or digital solutions, or for customer expectations. ENGIE operates in the three key markets of energy transition, which are “buildings 2,000 and industry”, “cities and territories”, and “major infrastructures”. Its business employees model of solutions is based on two core business activities, services and installation /maintenance.

Present In Africa, we will also focus on decentralized solutions for villages, cities and in more than territories supporting the demand for effective energy solutions in rural and urban areas. ENGIE also offers Business to Business Solutions: supporting growth in industrial and service sectors by providing integrated, outsourced energy services. 20 ENGIE’s Energy Services activities are spread throughout the continent via a number of companies (ENGIE Cofely, ENGIE Ineo, ENGIE Fabricom, ENGIE Axima African and ENGIE Endel) but with a particularly strong presence in Algeria and Morocco. countries Algeria — ENGIE (Cofely ALGERIA) was created in Algiers in 2015 as a local company for the development of energy services, facility management and multi-technical activities for tertiary and industrial clients, and signed several multi-technical maintenance contracts for malls and other industrial buildings. In 2018, ENGIE and Sonatrach have signed an MoU on the development of renewable energies and energy efficiency. The MOU focuses on solar PV, energy efficiency of technical installations and the valorization of flared gases. It also aims at enhancing the complementarity of natural gas, renewable energies and energy efficiency to the benefit of a sustainable energy model.

ENGIE FABRICOM is present and active in Algeria since 1994. ENGIE Fabricom has been working with considerable success in the Oil & Gas sector in North Africa with Sonatrach, Sonelgaz and its subsidiaries in Algeria for nearly 20 years. The company is currently turning its attention to lumpsum/turnkey/EPC projects where it can offer added value based on multidisciplinary project management and expertise. ENGIE Fabricom is now involved in the construction of a power plant for Sonelgaz and lubricant oil blending plant for Total. www.engie-fabricom.com ENGIE Ineo has been present in Algeria since 2000 and has executed telecom and security systems contracts for various clients (Conoco , Sonatrach-Agip, Total-Sonatrach). In the recent past ENGIE Ineo has also been involved in the urban transport sector notably in Algiers, Sidi Bel Abbes, Setif, Mostaganem and Ouargla. ENGIE Ineo plans to set up a local subsidiary to develop its activities in urban transportation systems and related information systems for the trams and buses passengers. www.engie-ineo.fr ENGIE AXIMA ENGIE Axima is actively prospecting different business development opportunities in HVAC, fluids, refrigeration and firefighting sectors and had several projects in Algeria (Lafarge, Bel Factory, , Linde…) and in Morocco (Roche, Sanofi, Gendamerie Royale, Fromagerie BEL, Jamal…). www.engie-axima.fr

10 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs Morocco

The changing energy world creates a favorable environment for the development of energy services in Morocco. ENGIE will strengthen the development of these activities by offering a full range of solutions centered around three main axes: – development of B-to-B solutions in the industrial and tertiary sectors (e.g. energy services and facility management); – offering services solutions for communities / territories (B-to-T) in line with the new cities and urban development ENGIE Maroc (e.g. urban heat and cold networks, public lighting, green mobility solutions); – solutions for individuals (B-to-C) e.g. use of solar energy, development of prepayment solutions. In Morocco, ENGIE is present through Cofely Maroc, Cofely Tangier, Cofely Contracting and ENGIE Finatech Services. ENGIE Cofely Maroc Cofely Maroc develops since 2002 multi-technical maintenance, energy efficiency and facility management solutions to major multinational and local companies: , Sanofi, OCP, Tanger Med… Since 2011, Cofely Maroc provides through a facility management contract, multi-technical maintenance and multi-services for the new Renault plant in Tangier. Cofely Maroc is furthermore responsible for the supervision and maintenance of equipment for the Tangier Med port. The port has seen its traffic increase by 14% in 2014. So far, Cofely Maroc won numerous facility management and multi-technical services contracts: INWI data center, MIDPARC (industrial park in Casablanca), Mohamed V military hospital of virology in Rabat, CNESTEN (National Center of Energy Sciences and Nuclear Technologies), BOMBARDIER (aero structures and engineering services), Imperial Tobacco, Casa Marina – business and residential center in Casablanca, Aqua Mirage Hotel in Marrakesh and the Green Mosques program. ENGIE Cofely Tangier Cofely Tangier is managing facility management contracts and mult-technical services for Renault and other companies. Cofely Tangier is especially prospecting businesses in northern Morocco. ENGIE Cofely Contracting Created in 2012, Cofely Contracting does multi-technical works for local and multi-national companies such as Caixa, Olivim, Renault, Casa Transport. Via these subsidiaries, ENGIE offers energy efficiency services, urban cold and heat networks and public lighting in Morocco. Through its specific expertise, ENGIE is also involved in transport and Smart Solutions.

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 11 Acquisition of SPIE Maroc ENGIE's acquisition of SPIE Maroc aims to continue the strategy of developing energy services in Morocco, and to integrate the skills, teams and activities of SPIE within the scope of ENGIE Africa. ENGIE will expand its expertise in the fields of energy and telecommunications to offer decentralized power supply solutions for communities, businesses and households. For over 100 years, SPIE Maroc was known as a key player in electrical and climate engineering, telecommunications and energy transmission infrastructure, as well as multi-technical maintenance. Joint venture with Finatech Group ENGIE and Finatech Group, a subsidiary of FinanceCom, have finalized the creation of a joint venture dedicated to energy services. Named ENGIE Finatech Services SA, the new entity is mainly involved in projects for electrical, industrial and tertiary installations, energy networks, public lighting, transport and telecommunications networks and infrastructures, global security, systems Information Management, Content Management, Audiovisual Engineering, Datacenter and Business Applications and Solutions. By combining ENGIE's global expertise and Finatech Group's know-how, the main goal is to offer innovative and competitive solutions to customers in the areas of electrical infrastructure, smart buildings and smart cities. Electrical Mobility in Morocco Cofely Maroc The ENGIE Group, which acquired EV-Box – a world leader in charging stations – places electric mobility at the heart of its strategy and develops smart charging solutions that rely on algorithms to optimize fleet management. TOTAL Morocco chose ENGIE for the supply of its charging stations. No less than fifteen charging stations dedicated to electric vehicles will be deployed on the Tangier-Agadir and Casablanca-Marrakech highways. ENGIE’s presence in the TOTAL filling stations of the Kingdom is a real showcase for its products and associated services.

ENGIE Ineo ENGIE Ineo built the communications infrastructure, the tramway operations support system and the real time passenger information system of the Casablanca tramway. It currently provides the rail signalling and the telecommunications and command post of the future high-speed line Tanger-Rabat. ENGIE Ineo is also interested to build smart grids and power substations infrastructure for large wind power and photovoltaic solar panel projects. The company will be tendering for the extension of the Rabat tramway after having successfully submitted a bid for the extension of the Casablanca tramway: for the energy management, signalling solutions, telecommunication infrastructures and command post. At the end of 2016, ENGIE Ineo won a large contract for the Dakar TER, the railway link between the capital and its new international airport. The contract covers all the technical systems for this new line.

12 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs Through Ineo, ENGIE has several projects and contracts in Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Comoros, Congo, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali, Gabon, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Togo-Benin… ENGIE Ineo mainly works on global projects for industrial and tertiary-sector electrical installations, energy networks, public lighting, transportation and telecommunications infrastructures, overall security, energy production, information systems, and outsourcing. ENGIE Ineo is contributing to the renovation of the Félix-Houphouët-Boigny Airport (Côte d’Ivoire). The airport will open its new facilities in June 2018. www.engie-ineo.fr

Tunisia

ENGIE is present in Tunisia through its participation in SOMEM which develops multi-technical maintenance and energy efficiency services for several companies : power systems, Citroen, Scogat, Sergaz, Banque Africaine de Développement (BAD), Banque Centrale de Tunisie, Attijari Wafa Bank, Groupe El Kateb Hotels, Hotel Acquaviva, Hammamet Beach.

West Africa

ENGIE has acquired two companies specialising in energy services in West Africa. Afric Power and Tieri employ more than 140 people specialising in the design, installation and maintenance of electrical systems and automated control mechanisms in West Africa. The companies, based in Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, have been able to export their competencies throughout the region. This acquisition reaffirms ENGIE's goal of quickly expanding to become one of the leaders in energy services in West and Central Africa.

South Africa

In South Africa the energy services sector is mature and competitive. ENGIE recently acquired a services company in the country and intends to use this acquisition as a platform to both expand and develop the business of the acquired company and in due time further its presence in the services sector to establish itself as the leading energy services company in the region. On February 1st, 2018, ENGIE finalized an agreement with two South African energy services companies, Thermaire (Pty) Ltd and Ampair (Pty) Ltd to acquire 100% of their shares. Together both companies employ more than 500 people across South Africa and Mozambique, and are major players in the HVAC installation and maintenance segment in the South African market. The acquired company will be the biggest HVAC South African player with a strong capacity to export its skills in Southern Africa. Thermaire (Pty) Ltd and Ampair (Pty) Ltd are affiliated companies often working together to offer joint installation, maintenance and guarantee HVAC contracts. They have built strong partnerships with customers present in a large variety of activities including power plants, commercial buildings, shopping malls and data centers. With Thermaire and Ampair, ENGIE aims to develop a regional platform to offer energy services to the public, industrial and commercial building sectors.

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 13 Gas expertise

— Gas-to-Power, Gas Infrastructures

Globally, the demand for natural gas is expected to increase in the coming years, 1st and gas is emerging as a key energy of the energy transition. ENGIE offers a wide range of gas-related activities, including natural gas supply LNG chain between and trading, onshore and offshore LNG regasification for large and small scale, Algeria and France transmission, distribution, LNG bunkering, Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), LNG purchase and all gas related services. European Also in Africa, natural gas can be considered as one of the vectors for the energy transition. Within the natural gas value chain ENGIE is looking at opportunities for developing infrastructure, particularly for import and transport and combined leader electricity/ gas solutions (“Gas to Power”) in countries with national resources for gas (West and East Africa), and/ or associated with import terminal and infrastructure infrastructures developments (North and South Africa). In Algeria, ENGIE is still present in E&P through the Touat project. A production- Small Scale LNG sharing agreement with Sonatrach was signed for the Touat region in southwest Algeria, in the Sahara desert. Production should start in 2018 for a period of 27 years. Expected output is 4.5 billion m3 of gas and 630,000 barrels of Strong condensates per year in the plateau phase. footprint in bunkering Energy management and LNG/CNG as a fuel Developing energy management and commodity risk management services in Africa ENGIE is pursuing the development of energy supply and commodity risk management services to African industry, to support both economic activities — and development. Through its expertise in international markets and energy derivatives, ENGIE is looking to: – accompany the development of the Group’s multinational industrial clients in Africa, facilitating their physical sourcing and providing hedging services, and customize such services to meet the specific needs of a local client base; – offer hedging services and market intelligence to energy companies, in particular to renewable producers, both private and state-owned, to mitigate volatility on their revenues; – work with African countries to design a diverse , notably fostering the development of natural gas activities along with decentralized renewable energy solutions including solar, biomass and biogas; – partner with international organizations to promote energy for sustainable development.

14 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs Engineering

— ENGIE is one of the leading actors in engineering through its business unit , which has more than 125 years of expertise in energy, water and infrastructure projects, with offices in 33 countries and projects in over 140. Over Tractebel is present in Africa since the beginning of the 50’s, providing engineering services mainly in the field of hydropower, power and gas, renewable energy (solar, wind) transport 60 (railways, underground structures) and Transmission & Distribution. Tractebel has delivered its expertise to the majority of African countries, among them: years of expertise on Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Dem. Rep. of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, the continent Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Namibia, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tanzania, Tunisia and Uganda. Tractebel provides the full scope of consulting services from the site reconnaissance to the — start-up and initial operation or rehabilitation of a project, including environmental protection. Find out more about Tractebel and its project references in Africa and worldwide on www.tractebel-engie.com

Lauca Hydroelectric power project

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 15 Commitment

— ENGIE is a company committed to citizenship, diversity and solidarity in the communities in which it operates. In South Africa, ENGIE works with different partners. Aurora Wind Power contributes to the economic development of the local communities in the Saldanha Bay municipality through collaborating with established, reputable and community driven non-profit organisations. The social investment has two main streams, the first being through strategic education interventions. This multi-faceted approach includes an early childhood development (ECD) programme with the Early Learning Resource Unit NGO. A partnership has also been signed with Valued Citizens Initiative NGO, who provides life skills and social justice support programmes in 16 schools enabling teachers and learners to be value-driven and become active citizens. The second social investment stream is through three community development programmes focusing on women empowerment, health issues and local business support. Avon & Dedisa Peaking Power are committed to meaningfully contribute to the communities in close proximity of the plant through sustainable projects. Through these initiatives, the company aims to create opportunities for integrating underprivileged South Africans in the mainstream economy. Further to these social interventions, Avon & Dedisa have created and are pioneering a mentorship program to develop black post graduate engineers at the Masters and PhD levels into engineering consultants that can further contribute to the growing energy — sector in Southern Africa.

Aurora Food Garden Project

16 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs IFMEREE

In Morocco, ENGIE is an active member of the association Initiatives which supports young high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds. ENGIE funds school renovations, organizes company visits for students and offers trainings. Also in Morocco, ENGIE has signed a partnership with Enactus Morocco, member of Enactus Worldwide, an international nonprofit organization which inspires students to improve the world through entrepreneurial action. Through this partnership, ENGIE supports Enactus Morocco for the development of projects oriented towards Cleantech and Environment and mobilizes teams to support and monitor projects. http://www.enactus-morocco.org/

IFMEREE A partnership agreement has been concluded between ENGIE and IFMEREE (Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Training Institutes) to promote training and innovation in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors. The two partners are joining forces to set up training, R&D promotion and awareness raising programs for green jobs. The partnership is a school-business model serving the energy transition and sustainable development in Morocco.

SOS Village d’enfants ENGIE will contribute to the SOS Children's Villages Association of Morocco. ENGIE is committed to contribute to the maintenance of village buildings in the Moroccan territory. This collaboration also includes the insertion of energy efficiency solutions (LED lamps…) to reduce the cost of electricity consumption in SOS villages. Furthermore, ENGIE will be sponsoring this organisation by providing support in the schooling and health of children with needs or without family support. www.sos-maroc.org

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 17 Via Rassembleurs d’Énergies, ENGIE invests in sustainable energy access projects for populations living in precarious conditions. The fund takes care of investing in economically viable projects sponsored by committed innovative entrepreneurs. Projects supported by ENGIE Rassembleurs d’Énergies in Africa aim to deliver an access to energy service to non-connected population groups providing solutions such as clean cook stoves, biomass and biogas solutions, solar home systems, micro grids.

Investment in Simgas in Tanzania and Kenya ENGIE Rassembleurs d’Énergies invested in Simgas in Tanzania and Kenya. Simgas provides small rural farms with modular and sustainable biodigesters that produce natural gas for use in cooking and fertiliser.

Investment in PEG Africa Over 60% of the rural population of Ghana has no access to electricity. Established in 2014, PEG Africa offers electricity access service to non-connected populations via solar home systems that can provide lighting, recharge mobile phones and run small electrical equipment (radios, televisions…). It uses the Pay as You Go technology and has to date served over 160,000 people in Ghana and Ivory Coast. Investment in BBOXX With an operating presence in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda, BBOXX also works through franchises in 10 African countries where it has brought lighting into the lives of 700,000 people since 2010. The company distributes personal solar systems with a range of different power ratings, including one rated at 50 watts, which includes a set of lamps, a cellphone charger and a TV via a Pay As You Go payment scheme based on a monitoring system built around big data technology.

PEG Africa

18 | ENGIE | A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs Investment in Green Bio Energy Green Bio Energy produces and sells fuel briquettes made from charcoal dust and organic waste and improved cooking stoves (traceable and therefore eligible for carbon finance) distributed throughout the country. ENGIE Rassembleurs d'Énergies holds 20% of the company and sits on the . Investment in CDS CDS is a mini utility committed to providing access to water and electricity services for all, and especially in the rural and isolated zones of Northern Mauritania. RDE has participated in 1 round of financing and holds 14%. The company serves 10,000 people with water and electricity in rural areas. Know more about ENGIE Rassembleurs d’Énergies: https://www.engie.com/engagements/acces-energie-durable-pour-tous/rassembleurs-denergies/

Through the ENGIE Foundation a number of projects in Africa are being supported. Chaine de l’Espoir in Dakar – Construction of a Children's Home in Dakar. Le Pavillon des Enfants de Dakar is a program of Chaine de l’Espoir which completes its medical program in Senegal through the construction of the Centre CardioPédiatrique Cuomo (CPCC) in Dakar. Le Pavillon des Enfants will be the only center dedicated to pediatric cardiology in the subregion. http://www.engie.com/en/commitments/solidarity/foundation/

Via Energy Assistance, the Foundation supports several projects in Africa. Lyima Tsala High Beginning of July, Energy Assistance has completed the installation of solar equipment for the Lyima Tsala High School in Ethiopia. EA was created in 2001 by employees from the energy business lines of the ENGIE Group and has carried out numerous projects in Africa. www.energy-assistance.org

A long-term energy partner for Africa's growing energy needs | ENGIE | 19 Info

— Subsidiaries in Africa

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