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MARSHALLING MONGOLIAN WIND B. Byambasaikhan Chief Executive Officer March 10, 2012

MARSHALLING MONGOLIAN WIND · 2017-11-28 · through 2015: $8.4 bln GDP in USD Billions Source: IMF 0 5 10 15 20 25 5.3 7.4 6.9 7.6 7.2 7.4 8.1 9.1 11.3 10.3 12.4 2.9 5.2 11.6 16.6

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Page 1: MARSHALLING MONGOLIAN WIND · 2017-11-28 · through 2015: $8.4 bln GDP in USD Billions Source: IMF 0 5 10 15 20 25 5.3 7.4 6.9 7.6 7.2 7.4 8.1 9.1 11.3 10.3 12.4 2.9 5.2 11.6 16.6

MARSHALLING MONGOLIAN

WINDB. Byambasaikhan Chief Executive Officer

March 10, 2012

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MONGOLIA AND MODERNIZATION

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MONGOLIA AND MODERNIZATION

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MONGOLIA GROWTH STORY

Oyu Tolgoi: Copper & Gold

• Oyu Tolgoi alone will bring in

$5 bln in investments by 2013

• Over the next 27 years the mine

will generate $51 bln

Tavan Tolgoi: Coking Coal

• Estimated to operate for 200+

years

• Over the next 29 years the mine

will generate $87 bln

Other mineral resources:

• 15 Strategic Deposits with

estimated resources valued at

over $1.2 trn

• Yet to be tapped resources

include Silver, Uranium

Gold, Phosphates, Iron ore and

Zinc

• Only 30% of the country is

prospected

Infrastructure:

• Infrastructure investments to

further boost GDP

• Pipeline investments needed to

build/update infrastructure

through 2015: $8.4 bln

GDP in USD Billions

Source: IMF

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Qatar 1989-1999 Kazakhstan 1992-2002 Mongolia 2005-2015

2025

Mongolia

GDP =

$100 bln

2010 Qatar GDP = $129

bln

2010 Kazakhstan GDP = $138

bln

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MONGOLIA: ENERGY HEAVEN

Geothermal Hydro

Solar: 66 MW/km2 Wind: 7 MW/km2

2.6 TW

generation

capacity

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RENEWABLE ENERGY ENVIRONEMENT

Legal foundation

• Feed-in tariff in place to enable private investment

• The Renewable Energy Law which was passed by the

Mongolian parliament with Newcom undertaking major role

in educating the government and public

Future outlook

• Mongolia Economic Forum 2012 was held on March 5-6

• Government, business, NGO, science leaders

• Green growth and Innovation

• Transform Mongolia into Asian

Energy Leader in the next 10 years

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WIND POTENTIAL IN MONGOLIA

• The annual technical wind energy resource in Mongolia is estimated

at 2,550 billion kWh* based on good-excellent wind resource

• 8,123 billion kWh when including moderate wind resource

Future Newcom plan

• By ~2025 build a wind park with total capacity of 20 GW in Gobi

* Source: US National Renewable Energy Laboratory

• 682 billion KWh of resource is

located in south Gobi

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SALKHIT WIND FARM PROJECT

Salkhit Wind Farm

• First wind farm in Mongolia

• First IPP

• First PPA

• First new power generation since 1985

• Located 70 km southeast of Ulaanbaatar at Salkhit Uul

(Windy Mountain)

• GE wind turbine generators

• Total capacity of wind farm: 50 MW

• Operation start: 2012

• Average wind speed: 8.3 m/s

• Annual energy production: 168 GWh

Every year Salkhit Wind Farm will:

• Cut CO2 emissions by 200 thousand tons

• Reduce coal burning by 160.5 thousand tons

• Save 2 million tons of fresh water

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WHO WE ARE & HOW DO WE OPERATE?

• BRIDGING DISTANCES AND

CONNECTING PEOPLE

• Introduced cell phones to Mongolia with

Japanese partners

• Launched first jet aircrafts for the domestic

air market

• First wind power plant builder

• 2200 energetic, talented and motivated

people

• CURRENT SUBSIDIARIES & AFFILIATES

INTRODUCING NEW

TECHNOLOGIES

PREFERRING

KNOWLEDGE DRIVEN

BUSINESSES

CREATING NEW

INDUSTRIES

We are a long-term investor committed to bringing global expertise

and innovation through partnerships with technology leaders

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NEWCOM: PIONEERING NEW INDUSTRIES

1996 DEREGULATION OF DOMESTIC TELECOMS MARKET Now

2009 DEREGULATION OF ENERGY MARKET Now

2006 LIBERALISATION OF AVIATION MARKET: NEW PRICING Now

• JV of

Newcom, Sumitomo

and KDDI

• First mobile operator

• Over 1,000,000 subscribers

• 52% market share (2.6 times more

than the next competitor)

• A wide range of ICT products &

services

• Second private airline

• 100% Newcom owned

• 2 SAAB 340Bs

• Domestic & regional

destinations

• Largest private airline 60% by

PAX

• 14 domestic destinations

• 2 international destinations

• Charter flight services

• 4 SAAB 340s + 2 Avro RJ 85

• JV Newcom & EBRD

• First IPP and wind

power generator

• 50MW to supply UB City

• Future plans to export

• Focus on renewable

energy

2011 TRANSFORMATION OF THE GOBI REGION Now

• 100% Newcom owned

• First Gobi centered

equipment & machinery

rental company

• Will offer

rental, technical

support, operation

al and logistical

services

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Thank youVisit us at www.newcom.mn