SUMMIT 2012 OVERVIEW

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Clean energy investment topped $240bn in 2010. Continued growthbrings rewards – and challenges – in nearly every sector. Today, cleanenergy is approaching the heart of the world’s largest integrated systems of resource extraction, power production, information technology and water.

The Summit will take place in New York 19-21 March 2012 and will bring together over 300 industry leaders from around the world. The programme includes strategy breakfasts, keynote speeches fromindustry leaders, breakout sessions, interactive discussions and networkingdinners, all designed to engage the mind and to create the intellectual and personal connections from which a robust industry can grow.

This is the must attend annual event for leaders in the clean energy sector.

We look forward to seeing you in New York.

Michael LiebreichChief ExecutiveBloomberg New Energy Finance

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Now in its fifth year, the Bloomberg New Energy FinanceSummit has established itself as the leading forum fordecision-makers in clean energy & the global carbon markets.The industry’s most thought-provoking speakers andinfluential players will assemble for an unrivalled opportunityto interact with investors, executives, policy-makers andregulators from across the entire supply chain.

In over 25 years ofattending endless

finance conferences allover the planet, I canhonestly say that thiswas by far the best Ihave ever attended.

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INTERACTIVE SESSIONS & STUDIO DISCUSSIONSConversation. Dialogue. Debate. The Summit will be punctuated by plenary working sessions, strategy workshops and studiodiscussions, each structured around key questions, technology evaluations or scenario planning. These sessions will leverage thebreadth and seniority of participants and provide a structured opportunity for dialogue with thought leaders, keynote speakers andother participants.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS & THOUGHT LEADERSThe Summit will include select keynote speakers and thought leaders from the world of industry and policy, whose views on thecritical issues of today will help to identify the future challenges faced by the industry.

STRATEGY BREAKFASTS & BREAKOUT SESSIONSA series of strategy breakfasts and breakout sessions will be held throughout the Summit, hosted and led by our senior Bloomberg New Energy Finance research analysts, to discuss the core industries and activities of the low carbon energy economy.Formats will include analyst presentations, industry panels, keynote speeches and participant debates.

NEW ENERGY PIONEERSThe shift to a low carbon future has firmly found its place on the global agenda, and one thing is certain - in the coming years, newintelligent technologies will revolutionise the energy landscape - the race to find them is on. Bloomberg New Energy Finance’s NewEnergy Pioneers programme sets out to recognise these game-changing companies.

RAPPORTEURSRapporteurs are the connective tissue of the plenary and breakout sessions – carrying lessons learned and key findings from sector discussions into the main hall. Consistent and thorough involvement of rapporteurs throughout each day means that even those deeply engaged with a single sector will share in the key insights of all sector breakout sessions.

PARTICIPATION.

ENGAGEMENT.

INTERACTION.

Three words which sum up what the Bloomberg NewEnergy Finance Summit stands for. Interactivity is ahallmark of Bloomberg New Energy Finance events,with individual voting devices used in plenary sessionsand continuous delegate participation during smallergroup sessions. Summit 2012’s structure allowsdelegates to experience plenary sessions and sectorbreakouts whilst learning about emerging sectors.

It is the only cleantechnology/energy

event that brings all thepieces of the puzzletogether. This will

certainly change ourfuture business model.

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HIGHLIGHTS

Our prestigious line-up of thought leaders delivered key speeches whichset the scene for a series of interactive discussions and in-depth debateson a wide range of topical and relevant subjects:

n technology developmentn project financen supply chain creationn the generation of cheap, sustainable clean energyn vehicle electrificationn the challenges of integrating clean energy into the world's

energy infrastructure.

The Roundtable Day discussion 'Climate Finance and Energy Access' was hosted in association with UN-Energy and the UN Foundation. Here we addressed two key challenges; how to ensure future globalfinancing mechanisms work with, rather than against, the grain of thecapital markets; and how to ensure that capital makes its way to smallerdistributed solutions as well as to larger projects - an essential requirementto bringing 1.4bn people into the modern energy world.

SUMMIT

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HIGHLIGHTS

Thought Leaders by Sector

8% Corporations25% Service Providers17% Government & Industry

Associations16% Finance34% Other

Geographical Representation

23% EMEA70% Americas1% Australia6% Asia

The fourth annual Summit, our second since New EnergyFinance became a part of Bloomberg, took place earlier thisyear in New York. Over 500 thought leaders and invited guestsconvened in the ornate surroundings of New York’s Pierre Hotelfor a series of fascinating debates and interactive sessions. Theabiding message was that developments (particularly intechnology and in the spread of clean energy to developingcountries) are taking place at a speed and in a direction thatare not yet appreciated by the wider energy industry.

I enjoyed the Summittremendously and found

the format very interactive.Much better than watchingPowerPoint presentations

all day long...

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PASTTHOUGHTLEADERS

The Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit is supported by some of the most influential clean energy and carbonmarket thought leaders from across the world, representing finance, industry, government and academia. Please findbelow a selection of thought leaders involved in last year’s Summit. We are anticipating over 300 thought leaders toconvene in New York in March for Summit 2012 to discuss and debate the big industry issues of the day – and to set thescene for the future of the clean energy and carbon markets.

Mr. Andris E. CukursChief Executive Officer –

North American SubsidiarySuzlon Wind Energy

Corporation

Ms. Phyllis CuttinoDirector of Clean Energy

ProgrammePEW Environment Group

Stefan FlothmannDirector of the Climate

and Energy UnitGreenpeace International

Jose GalindezChairman and Co-FounderSolarpack Development

Richard HamiltonPresident and

Chief Executive OfficerCeres

Charles O. Holliday, Jr.Chairman, Board of Directors

Bank of America

Katrina LandisCEO

BP Alternative Energy

Bjorn LomborgProfessor

Copenhagen Business School

Michael G. MorrisChairman & Chief Executive Officer

American Electric Power

Richard NeedhamDirector of Green Business

Operations and StrategyGoogle

Andrew PalmerSenior Vice President and

Executive CommitteeNissan Motor Company

Michael PhilippChairman

Reykjavik Geothermal (RG)

Steen RiisgaardPresident and CEO

Novozymes

Eamon RyanFormer Politician

Irish Parliament

Jonathan SilverExecutive Director

U.S. Department of Energy

Anil SrivastavaSenior Executive Vice President

AREVA

Ted StricklandFormer Governor of Ohio

US Congress

Marcelo TokmanVice President

Vestas

Mauricio TolmasquimPresident and CEO

Empresa de Pesquisa Energética

Timothy WirthPresident and former US Senator

United Nations Foundationand Better World Fund

Martha WyrschPresident

Vestas Americas

PAST SUMMIT SUPPORTERS There is not enough space to list every organisation, company, institution andpolitical administration – here is a selection of some of our Summit supporters.

n 3TIER Environmental Forecast Groupn Accel Partnersn Accenturen Acciona Energian Allco Wind Energyn Allianz Specialised Investmentsn Alpi Fondin Ambrian Partnersn American Electric Powern Anglo-Americann Aquamarine Powern Areva Renewablesn Babson Collegen Baker McKenzien Bank of American Bank of America Merrill Lynchn BC Hydro & Power Authorityn BetterPlacen Black River Asset Managementn BP Alternative Energyn Brazilian National Bank of Economic

and Social Development (BNDES)n British Gasn Brookhaven National Laboratoryn Brookings Institutionn California Clean Energy Fundn California Energy Commissionn Cambridge Universityn Camco Groupn Canadian Bioenergy Corporationn Canadian Solarn Capricorn Venture Partnersn Carbon Capture & Storage Associationn Carbon Disclosure Projectn Carbon Trustn Centrica plcn Chatham Housen China Light & Power (CLP)n Chinese Renewable Energy Industries

Association (CREIA)n Chrysalix Energyn Cisco Systems Inc.n Citin City of New York (DCAS)n ClearWorld Energy

n Climate Change Capitaln ConocoPhillipsn Consumer Federation of American Copenhagen Consensus Centern Credit Suissen Crown Estaten Dalkian Demeter Partnersn Deutsche Bankn Dexia Credit Localn DIFn DnB NORn E.ONn Ecofinn Ecolutionsn Economic Development Board

Singaporen EDF Tradingn Emerald Technology Venturesn Energy Futures Labn Environmental Law & Policy Centern Environmental Technologies Fundn Ernst & Youngn European Commissionn European Investment Bank (EIB)n European Wind Energy Associationn First Solarn Foursome Investmentsn Fox-Davies Capitaln GDF SUEZn GEn General MicroGrids, Inc.n Generation Investment Managementn Global Environment Fundn Goldman Sachs Internationaln Good Energiesn Googlen GreatPoint Energyn Green Party Irelandn Greenpeace Internationaln Harvard Law Schooln Hastings Fund Managementn Heidrick & Strugglesn Hitachi America Ltd.n Honiton Energy (Beijing)

n HSBCn HSH Nordbankn Hudson Clean Energy Partnersn I2BFn IBMn Impax Asset Managementn Imperial College Londonn Indian Energy Exchange Limitedn Innovation Norwayn International Energy Agency (IEA)n Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade &

Industry (METI)n Japanese Ministry of Environmentn Jefferies Groupn John Hancock Insurance and Financial

Servicesn Joint Institute for Strategic Energy

Analysis (JISEA)n JP Morgann KfW Development Bankn Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byersn Lazardn Levin LM Wind Powern Lockheed Martin Corporationn London Business Schooln Low Carbon Investorsn Macquarie Groupn Masdar Abu Dhabi Future Energy

Companyn Massachusetts Institute of Technology

(MIT)n McKinsey and Companyn Merrill Lynch & Con Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloyn Missouri Public Service Commissionn Mitsubishi Corporationn Mitsubishi Heavy Industriesn Montrose Partnersn Morgan Stanleyn N+1 Eolian National Institute of Ecologyn National Renewable Energy Laboratoryn Natural Resources Defense Counciln Natsource Asset Management

Corporation (NAMC)

n New York Power Authorityn NIBC Capitaln Nissan Motor Companyn Noradn Nord LBn NTRn Oceanlinxn Och-Ziff Management Europen Office of the Mayor of New Yorkn OPICn Ormat Technologiesn Oslo Borsn Pennsylvania Department of

Environmental Protectionn Permanent Mission of Denmark to the

United Nationsn Permanent Mission of Ghana to the UNn Pew Center on Global Climate Changen PG&E Corporationn Philips Electronicsn PiEnergyn Pirelli Ambienten Polish Energy Partners S.A.n Prudential Capital Groupn PWCn Rabobankn Renewable Capitaln Reykjavik Geothermaln Rio Tinton Risoe National Laboratory for

Sustainable Energyn Riverstone Holdingsn Royal Dutch Shelln Royal Philips Electronicsn RWE Innogyn SAGE Electrochromics, Inc.n Schlumbergern Scottish Equity Partnersn Sempra Commoditiesn SET Venture Partnersn Siemens Corporationn Silicon Valley Bankn Social Energyn Sojitz Corporation of American Southern California Edison

n SPARK Ventures plcn SRA | U.S. Department of Energyn Standard Chartered Bankn StatoilHydron Statkraft Groupn Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporationn Suntech Power Holdingsn Sustainable Energy Irelandn Sustainable Technology Partners Nordicn Suzlon Energyn Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)n The Climate Groupn The Coca-Cola Companyn The McGraw-Hill Companiesn The World Bank Groupn Totaln Turquoise Internationaln UBS Investment Bankn UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)n UN Foundationn UNFCCCn UN Industrial Development Organizationn UNIDOn United Nations Department of

Economic and Social Affairsn US Department of Commercen US Department of Energyn US Department of Staten US Renewables Groupn Utilyxn Vestasn Virentn Virgin Green Fundn Warburg Pincusn Wolfensohn & Co.n World Bankn World Council for Renewable Energyn World Economic Forumn World Resources Instituten World Wildlife Fundn Worldwatch Institute

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This year’s venue is the impressive Metropolitan Pavilion, a state-of-the-artfacility with an historic reputation. We believe that this effortlesscombination of the past and the present provides the perfect dynamic for ameaningful discussion of the future landscape for the clean energy industry.

The gala dinner will take place at Bayards. Located in the heart of lowerManhattan's Financial District, Bayard's private dining facility features workingfireplaces and original artwork within a unique, turn of the century interior.

METROPOLITAN PAVILION

The level of organisation,planning and care given to

every aspect of the conferencewas truly outstanding.

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LOCATION,LOCATION,LOCATION.

After the success of the last Summit, we have decided toreturn to New York once again. New York City is a vibrantblend of iconic images, eclectic dining and community spirit.Central Park. Wall Street. Statue of Liberty. Brooklyn Bridge.Bloomingdales. Broadway. Manhattan. Little Italy. These arejust some of the icons which make New York such anunforgettable city.

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For further information about partnership opportunities, please contact:

LONDON NEW YORKIngo Steinhaeuser Dave PoritzkyE: isteinhaeuse@bloomberg.net E: dporitzky1@bloomberg.netT: +44 (0)20 3216 4731 T: +1 212 617 7152

SPONSORS & PARTNERS2011

Bloomberg New Energy Finance is honoured to work with aselect few of the world’s leading corporations, financialinstitutions, research institutes, universities and think tanksrepresenting the clean energy marketplace, to create anddeliver the annual BNEF Summits.

I have been to manyevents of this kind and

this was one of thebest organised and the

most interesting.

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The selection process identifies principle organisations and seniorfigureheads across industry, government and finance, who are able todemonstrate their ability to actively contribute to the interactive sessions.These sessions leverage the vast sector experience and seniority ofparticipants, providing a structured environment for meaningful dialogue.

There are three simple steps you will need to complete to confirm yourplace at the 2012 Summit:

ONLINE APPLICATIONPlease complete the online application form to register your interest in theSummit, making sure you provide all requested personal information andthe reasons why you would like to attend.

APPLICATION REVIEWApplications will be reviewed by the BNEF Summit 2012 team.

CONFIRMATIONSubject to approval, we will send you a confirmation email with apersonalised link. Click to complete the purchase of your ticket(s).

PARTICIPANT

CRITERIA

The Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit brings togetheran invited list of distinguished thought leaders, key industryplayers and senior level executives. Registrations are subjectto approval, to ensure that the Summit delivers a depth ofknowledge and an invaluable insight into the current issuesaffecting the low carbon and clean energy markets.

I found it very stimulating,well organized and

innovative in approach - itgave me some hope that

we might possibly getrenewables up and running

fast enough to combatclimate change after all.

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT PARTICIPATION ORPARTNERING WITH THE 2012 SUMMIT, PLEASE CONTACT:

LONDON NEW YORKIngo Steinhaeuser Dave PoritzkyE: isteinhaeuse@bloomberg.net E: dporitzky1@bloomberg.netT: +44 (0)20 3216 4731 T: +1 212 617 7152

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