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LUKLU ULMIX (Clean Energy for the Long Run) /67 o Ref. No. Zc I°PL-/ N rz o Date: 30th March, 2011.7 The Registrar, National Electric Power Regulatory Authority NEPRA Towers, Sector G-5/1, Islamabad. Subject: Application for grant of Generation License of 100 MW Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd Dear Sir, I, Syed Mumtaz Hassan being the duly authorized representative of Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd by Board Resolution dated 06th January, 2017 hereby apply to National Electric Power Authority for the Grant of Generation License to Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd pursuant to section 15 of the Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997. I certify that the documents-in-support attached with this application are prepared and submitted in conformity with the provisions of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing (Application and Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999 and undertake to abide by the terms and provisions of the above-said regulations. I further undertake and confirm that the information provided in the attached documents-in-support is true and correct to the best of my knowledge in belief. A BANK DRAFT in sum of Rupees 367,160 being the non-refundable license application fee calculated in accordance with Schedule II to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing (Application and Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999, is also attached herewith. The application is filed in triplicate with all annexures appended with each set of the application. Sincerely, Syed Mumtaz Hassan, Country Manager, Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd. RZOegRisLtUreSdOoLffAcRe:PCA.1K117STCAliNfto(nPBRIork T2ELLLrlIMITEDaMchlTi OZORLU Tel: 021-35291682, 35875366, Fax: 021-95291681 www oer rn tr ZORLU SOLAR ZORLU SOLAR PAKESTANSPRIVATE) LIMITED CORPORATE RESOLUTION It is certified that the following extract resolution has been approved by the Board of Directors of M/s. Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Private) Limited (the "Company") during the Board of Directors meeting on January 06, 2017 held at Levent 199 Bilyilkdere Caddesi No:199 34394, Istanbul, Turkey. RESOLVED that this company, Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Private) Limited ("Company") authorizes Mr. Syed Mumtaz Hassan, holding CNIC No: 42301-4366039-3, son of Syed Muhammad Mazhar-ul-Hassan and resident of 701-1, Oyster View Residency, Block-2, Clifton, Karachi Pakistan (the "Authorized Person"), to represent and bind the Company and to enter into negotiations with the Federal and/or any Provincial Government of Pakistan or any relevant governmental authority, to exchange information with governmental authorities, to send and receive formal documentation, to sign necessary documentation requested by governmental authorities stared above, and; to do all such acts, deeds, matters, and things and to execute all such other documents as may be ancillary or incidental or as the Authorized Person shall think expedient for the scope aforesaid. Name Specimen Signature Mr. Syed Mumtaz Hassan 7-`5—pr3i) Olgun Zorlu Mehmet Emre Zorlu me ung01 Director / Chief Executive Director Director ozon, , I ZORLU SOLAR PAKISTAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED ti www /oren.rtn Registered Office: C-117, Cifton Block 2, Karachi Tel: 021-35291682, 35875366, Fax: 021-95291681 4 Prospectus: Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd (herein after "ZSPPL") is Special Purpose Entity for 100 MW Solar Power Plant in QASP, Bahawalpur. ZSPPL is a subsidiary of Zorlu Enerji Group that was founded in 1993 with the foundation of Zorlu Energy Electricity Generation Inc. Zorlu Enerji is a global group of companies providing services in different areas of the energy sector. Zorlu Enerji Group offers an integrated service mix with the activities of different sectors of the energy sector, mainly electricity and steam production and sales carried out by Zorlu Energy, the only public company. Zorlu Enerji has a total installed power of 1046 MW, of which 700.3 MW is in Turkey. • Zorlu Enerji has a 100 percent share of Zorlu Energy Pakistan that is 56.4 MW Wind Power Plant located in the Jhimpir Sindh. The Wind power plant, in Jhimpir started commercial activity in 2013. The facility, which is Pakistan's first wind power plant, produces approximately 159 million kWh of electricity per year. 100MW Solar project in Pakistan will be one of the projects in oversea countries, A very close attention is being paid at this project and very advanced technology will be used for building up best performance of projects and make good reference project in Pakistan. The projected total investment of this 100 MW Solar project is around USD 102 Million. Now, ZSPPL is applying for generation license of 100 MW solar project as IPP. The proposed Solar Project use clean and renewable solar resource with zero emission, when put into operation, the project can provide power supply to the central Pakistan power grid, which currently is mainly • relying on fossil fuel. Therefore, it can help to reduce the greenhouse gas emission from coal or oil-fired power generation. By estimating, after the completion of the station, it is expected to provide electricity grid each year about 179.598 million kWh, compared with the same capacity of thermal power, equivalent to annually save about 54947 t of standard oxide (502) of about 5151 t, nitrogen oxide (NOx) about 2576 t coal, reducing various atmospheric pollutant emissions, which reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) about 170000 t, sulfur dioxide (SO2) of about 5151 t, nitrogen oxide (NOx) about 2576 t. Therefore, the proposed Solar project has no impact for surrounding society and environment. • ANNEXURE-I PROJECT INFORMATION • Project Background Zorlu Solar Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd (ZSPPL) is project company for 100 MW Solar Power Plant located in CLASP, Bahawalpur. ZSPPL is a subsidiary of Zorlu Enerji Group that was founded in 1993 with the foundation of Zorlu Energy Electricity Generation Inc. Zorlu Enerji is a global group of companies providing services in different areas of the energy sector. Zorlu Enerji Group offers an integrated service mix with the activities of different sectors of the energy sector, mainly electricity and steam production and sales carried out by Zorlu Energy, the only public company. Zorlu Enerji has a total installed power of 1046 MW, of which 700.3 MW is in Turkey. Since the issuance of the LOI in 2017, the Applicant conducted various studies to assess the feasibility of the Project. These studies included the SolarResource Assessment, Geo Technical investigation, Digital topographic map, Initial Environmental Examination and Grid interconnection Study. Based on the studies conducted by the Project technical consultant (Renewable Resources (Pvt) Ltd), the complete feasibility study was submitted by the Applicant to PPDB and PPDB has approved the feasibility study (subjected to approval of IEE and Grid Interconnection Studies) in first PoE meeting held on 10° March, 2017. Project Site The 100 MW ZSPPL Solar Power Project is in Bahawalpur, Punjab province that is towards North- East of Karachi. The project site is located around 855 kilometers away from Karachi. The total land area of the project site is about 500 acres allocated to Project Company by Energy Department, Punjab, for the implementation of 100 MW Solar PV project. The proposed site is located at latitude of 29°16'27.23"N and longitude of 71°47'41.85"E with elevation of around 117 to 128 meters. The overview of Site is shown in Figure below. • The project site coordinates are as listed in Table below: Latitude Longitude Boundary 1 29°16'50.10"N 71°47'19.98"E Boundary 2 29°16'50.10"N 71'48'22.08"E Boundary 3 29°16'30.54"N 71°48'22.08"E Boundary 4 29°16130.54"N 71°48'9.66"E Boundary 5 29°16'20.76"N 71°48'9.66"E Boundary 6 29°16'20.76"N 71°4157.24"E Boundary 7 29°16'1.20"N 71°47'57.24"E Boundary 8 29°161.20"N 71°47'13.98"E Solar Farm Layout at Protect Site: The tentative layout at the project site is shown in Figure below. The terrain is flat and the elevation above sea level is approximately 117 to 128 m. Topographical and Geological Conditions at Project Site: Topographically, location of Bahawalpur division appeared as follows: In the north of its boundaries are limited to River Sutlej, Panjnad and Indus River, which separates Multan and Dera Ghazi Khan, (where the adjacent districts of Sahiwal, Vehari, Multan, Lodhran, Muzaffargarh and Dera Ghazi Khan are located); while Sukkur Division of Sind province lies in south west. The East Punjab province of India and ex-princely states of Bekaneer and Jessalmer were adjacent to the south of Bahawalpur. This area is extremely important regarding national defense and from a strategic point of view. Three districts of Division Bahawalpur are integral part of it: Bahawalnagar, Rahimyar Khan and Bahawalpur District. Bahawalpur division was an administrative unit of the Punjab Province of Pakistan, until the reforms of 2000 when the third tier of government was abolished. Bahawalpur got the charge of district, and it was bound on North by Lodhran District, on the East by Bahawalnagar District and India, on the South by India and on the West by Rahimyarkhan and Muzafar Garh Districts. Bahawalpur is one of the largest districts of the Punjab covering an area of 24,830 square miles. It has peculiar demographic, topographic and geographical characteristics. The district is situated almost in the center of the country at an elevation of 152 meters from the sea levels. It has Five Tehsils; Bahawalpur, Ahmad Pur East, • Yazman (i/c Cholistan), Khair pur Tamewali, Hasilpur. Site Accessibility, Ariel distance of the port from the site is approximately 660 km. Total track length between Port Qasim and site is approximately 855 km. There are few bridges on the way from Bin Qasim port to the site.
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