THOUGHT LEADERS

THE FUTURE OF ENERGYNEW YORK22-24 APRIL

THE ISSUESBeyond innovation – Toward convergence

As the clean energy industry moves beyond vertical innovation, previously disconnected businesses from electricity to auto, from oil and gas to water, are converging. This horizontal shift presents challenges to both incumbents and new entrants as technologies and regulations tailored for one sector now need to work for many.

As in industry, so too in politics, the debate is softening and converging towards a middle ground, as contentious issues around cost and environmental concern are reconciled.And, as in politics, so too in public, the broader discussion is moving away from hyperbole to strike a more steady balance in understanding common challenges.

Join 500 industry leaders at the 2013 Summit to examine these issues and define the agenda for the year to come.

THE PEOPLEParticipation is by invitation only, ensuring each individual is selected for his or her ability to contribute to the Summit. The 2013 Summit aims to convene 600 participants with additional viewing via mass-media and online/digital platforms. The audience is composed attendees from banking & finance (~40%), corporates (~40%), and government/NGO (~20%).

THOUGHT LEADERSThe Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit is supported by some of the most influential clean energy and carbon market Thought Leaders from across the world, representing finance, industry, government and academia. Thought Leaders catalyze frank, open and vigorous discussions delivering critical insights on the issues driving this industry forward.

Please find within this prospectus an overview of the Summit’s breadth and key facts from past editions, followed by a selection of Past Thought Leaders.

INTRODUCTION The Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit is the annual leading discussion forum for decision-makers in clean energy.

Total new investment in clean energy increased 13% to $280bn in 2011, despite the sluggish global economy and a painful squeeze on manufacturers. The Summit is an invitation-only forum providing an unrivalled meeting place at the intersection of the energy markets, industry, finance and policy. Year on year the Summit offers the opportunity to tackle the issues that will drive this industry forward, to network, to do business.

A global community of thought leaders will address the issues that are critical and strategically important - and create frameworks for future market developments.

Building on the success of five previous editions in London and New York, the 6th annual Summit will take place for the third time in New York on 22-24 April 2013.

ATTENDANCE

• 3-day event at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City

• 500+ attendees – the largest Summit in event’s 5-year history

• Significant corporate, finance, project-level and government representation

SPONSORSHIP

• Summit Partners: Bank of America, BP, Lockheed Martin, Ernst & Young

• Additional partners/sponsors: Ernst & Young, Canadian Solar, Verizon, Fjord Capital, Hudson Clean Energy Partners, Novozymes, UN Foundation, Pew Foundation, OECD, C40 Cities Group

• Five Theme Dinners; private hosting venues delivering strong messaging/branding

MEDIA COVERAGE

Bloomberg Channels Bloomberg News, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg.com, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets all onsite throughout event

Non-Bloomberg Channels Included Financial Times, Time, Wall Street Journal and Forbes among others

KEY THEMES

Day 1 INNOVATE The role of technology in the advanced-energy space; focus on “New Energy Pioneer” early-stage companies

Day 2 GENERATE Chairman’s keynote – “moving toward an unsubsidized world” and other key trends and themes; Sector-focused discussions and policy analysis

Day 3 INTEGRATE Implementing new energy: “smart cities” and the grid future; energy efficiency; advanced transportation and infrastructure issues

WEBSITES

www.bnefsummit.com

www.bloomberg.com/bnefsummit

To download the 2012 Summit Results Book click here

2012 SUMMITHIGHLIGHTS

ATTENDEES BY SEGMENT

SUMMIT 2012

UTILITIES & POWER GENERATORS

GOVERNMENTS & NGOS

IN 2012 59% OF OUR ATTENDEES WERE C-SUITE PROFESSIONALS.

The Summit provides a critical meeting place at the intersection of the energy markets, industry, finance and policy, enabling in-depth discussions between the leaders who are shaping the future of energy

8%Others

“I found it very stimulating, well organized and innovative in approach - it gave me some hope that we might possibly get renewables up and running fast enough to combat climate change after all.” Professor, IEA

27% “In over 25 years of attending endless finance conferences all over the planet, I can honestly say that was by far the best I have ever attended.” Managing Director, Black River Asset Management

Investment/Strategy/ Development Director

26%“The level of organisation, planning and care given to every aspect of the conference was truly outstanding.” Managing Partner Eolia Renovables

CEO/MD/ President/ Managing Partner

6%“I realize it is the only cleantech/energy focused event that brings the pieces of the puzzle togeth-er. I walked away having met 3 later stage guys I should be doing deals with – this will certainly change our business in the future!” Emerald Ventures

Journalist

25%“There was a tremendously impressive line-up of speakers and the table discussions were very interesting. I liked the development of tangential conversations which followed the strengths and interests of individual groups.” Head of Power & Project Finance

COO/CFO/CTO/Chief Economist

8%Chairman/ VP/Director- General

“I enjoyed the Summit tremendously and found the format very interactive. Much better than watching PowerPoint presentations all day long…” Chairman, Eclipse Energy

ATTENDEES BY POSITION

SUMMIT 2012

24%

18%

18%

INVESTMENT PROFESSIONALS17%

MANUFACTURERS10%

OIL & GAS13%

BANKS & ADVISORS

MEDIA PLATFORMS Exposure at the Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit means accessing the wealth of Bloomberg platforms providing unrivalled reach into the world of business leaders globally.

• 250M households worldwide

• Preferred viewing for the C-suite and affluent investors

• 17M monthly visitors

• 65.5 minutes on average per visitor

• 18M+ satellite subscribers in metro NY area

• 4hrs 12minutes weekly average listening

• Exclusive readership – the global financial elite

• 315,000 Terminal users

• 355,000 total circulation

• 14M+ readers in print

Bloomberg Businessweek.com• 13M monthly unique visitors

2012 EXTERNAL PRESS ATTENDANCE

• The Financial Times

• Dow Jones

• Reuters

• The Age

• CNBC.com

• Forbes

• Choosing Green TV

• E&E Publishing

• Environmental Finance

• FT Merger Market

• GigaOm

• GreenBiz

• GreenTech Media

• Montel News Agency

• Scientific American

• SNL

• Tree Hugger

• Triple Pundit

2012 BLOOMBERG NEWS COVERAGE (selection only)

Original Coverage

• Germany’s $263 Billion Renewables Shift Biggest Since War

• Bloomberg New Energy Finance Announces 10 ‘Pioneers’ for 2012

• Lockheed’s Biggest Customer Goes on an Energy Diet

• Chinese Solar Goods Escape Bigger Tariffs in Trade Dispute

• U.S. Sets Duties as High as 4.73% on China Solar Equipment

• Some Biofuels Too Expensive for Anybody Except U.S. Navy

• U.S. Navy Wants to Increase Armed Forces’ Biofuels Use

• VIDEO: Lockheed’s Johnson on U.S. Government Energy Use

• VIDEO: BP’s Landis Sees Wind Competing Without U.S. Help

• VIDEO: Climate Bonds Initiative’s Kidney on Green Bonds

• VIDEO: Liebreich on Clean Energy, Industry Trends

• VIDEO: Stern on Global Trade Relations, Clean Energy

• VIDEO: Solar Is a Hot Investment for Buffett and Google

• VIDEO: Navy Says U.S. Trailing in Renewable Creates Risks

A SELECTION OF PAST THOUGHT LEADERSJustin Adams Head of Strategy, BP Alternative Energy

Khalid Al Hajri Board Member and Chief Executive Officer, Qatar Solar Technologies

Adnan Z. Amin Director-General, IRENA

Strommen Lycke Anne Special Advisor Climate Strategy, Statoil

George Ashton Chief Financial Officer, Sol Systems

Neil Auerbach Founder and Managing Partner, Hudson Clean Energy Partners

Mustapha Bakkoury President, Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy

Morgan Bazilian Special Advisor to the Director-General on Energy and Climate Change, UNIDO

Tzeporah Berman Co-director Climate and Energy, Greenpeace International

Martin Billhardt Chief Executive Officer, PNE Wind AG

Fatih Birol Chief Economist, IEA

Michael Bloomberg Mayor, New York City

Rick Boucher Former US congressman, Sidley & Austin LLC

William Brady CEO, Mascoma Corporation

John Browne Managing Director, Riverstone Holdings

Peter Brun Senior Vice President for Government Relations, Vestas

Conrad Burke Founder and General Manager, DuPont Innovalight

Aspásia Camargo Government of Brazil

Jaime Carlson Advisor for Finance and Operations to Secretary Chu, US Department of Energy

John Cavalier Co-Managing Partner, Hudson Clean Energy Partners

James Cameron Vice Chairman, Climate Change Capital

Randy Chang Managing Director, AUO Green Energy America

Craig Coburn Chief Financial Officer, BP Alternative Energy

John Cohen Vice President, Government Affairs, Alstom

Karen Conover Segment Director, Wind Energy Det Norske Veritas Ltd

Kimberly Corley Managing Director of CO2 and Environmental Affairs, Shell

David Crane Chief Executive Officer, NRG Energy

Steve Cuevas Business Development Director, Wind, AREVA Renewables

Damian Darragh Financial Managing Director,Terra Firma

Lee Davis Regional President Northeast, NRG

Marcelo de Andrade Director Business Development for Latin America, Earth Capital Partners

Paul de Martini Chief Technology Officer, Smart Grid, Cisco

Jose Luis del Valle Chief Strategy Officer, Iberdrola

Dan Doctoroff President and Chief Exectuive Officer, Bloomberg LP

Vickie Dorris Global Solution Executive, IBM

Rachel Dyke Director of Product Finance, Sunrun

Michael Eckhart Managing Director, Citigroup

Dominic Emery Chief of Staff, BP Alternative Energy

Salvador Escobedo Founder and Managing Partner, Solam Group

David Eyton Group Head of Research and Technology, BP Alternative Energy

Edwin Feo Managing Partner, USRG Renewable Finance

Brindusa Fidanza Associate Director, Deputy Head Climate Change Initiatives, World Economic

David Flitterman Chairman for North America, Gamesa Corporacion Tecnologica

Gil Forer Global Cleantech Leader, Ernst & Young

Mark Fulton Managing Director, Deutsche Bank

Chee Kiong Goh Director Cleantech, Singapore EDB

Michael Grundmeyer Vice President, 3 Tier Enviromental

Tim Healy Chief Executive Officer, EnerNOC

Bob Hinkle President and Chief Executive Officer, Metrus Energy

Charles Holliday Chairman of the Board, Bank of America

Stefan Karlsson Global Head of Renewables, SKF

Ishwar Hedge Chief Economist, Suzlon Energy

Steve Holliday Chief Executive, National Grid

Jeff Holzschuh Vice Chairman, Morgan Stanley

Mark Hopkins Director of International Energy Efficiency, UN Foundation

Jean Huby Chief Executive Officer, AREVA Wind

Kirsty Jenkinson Director of Markets and Enterprise Program, World Resources Institute

Ray O Johnson Chief Technology Officer, Lockheed Martin

Nigel Jollands Principal Policy Manager, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Christopher Moyell Juul Head of Strategy, DONG Energy

Stefan Karlsson Global Head of Renewables, SKF

Abyd Karmali Managing Director and Global Head of Carbon Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Richard Kauffman Senior Advisor, US Department of Energy

Sean Kidney Chair, The Climate Bonds Initiative

Caio Koch-Weser Vice Chairman, Deutsche Bank

Nat Kreamer Chief Executive Officer, Clean Power Finance

Henrik Kuffner Chief Executive Officer, Windmade

Katrina Landis Chief Exectuive Officer, BP Alternative Energy

Sarah Lawan NEPAD Planning and Coordination Agency

Steve Lennon Divisional Executive, Eskom

Bruce Li Vice President of International Business Development, Ming Yang

Liam Li Senior Business Director, BYD America

Peter Littlewood Group Director, Operations, CLP

Amory Lovins Cofounder, Chairman and Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

Dr. Klaus-Dieter Maubach Chief Technology Officer and Member of the Board, E.ON

Lowell McAdam Chief Executive Officer, Verizon

Dennis McGinn President, ACORE

Carrie McKellogg Unit Chief, Access to Basic Services, Multilateral Investment Fund, IDB

Ricardo Melendez Ortiz Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Internation-al Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development

Gilbert E. Metcalf Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment and Energy, U.S. Department of the Treasury

Richard Needham Director, Green Business Operations, Google

Clay Nesler Vice President, Global Energy and Sustainability, Johnson Controls Inc

Anthony Ng’eno Chief Executive Officer, WinAfrique

Sharon Nunes Vice President, Big Green Innovations IBM

Craig O’Connor Director, Office of Renewable Energy & Environmental Exports , Exim Bank

Paddy Padmanathan Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, ACWA Power

Torben Möger Pedersen Chief Executive Officer, PensionDanmark

Jonathan Plowe Managing Director, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Liz Porter Director, Corporate Energy Initiatives, Lockheed Martin

Dacai Qi Board Vice-Presiden, ChinaSouthern Power Grid Co

A SELECTION OF PAST THOUGHT LEADERS

Shawn Qu Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Canadian Solar

Gil Quiniones President and Chief Executive Officer New York Power Authority

Alain-Pierre Raynaud Chief Financial Officer, AREVA Group

Joe Roenbeck Energy Trader, Green Products, PSEG

James E. Rogers Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, Duke Energy

Theodore Roosevelt IV Managing Director, Barclays

Tim Rosenzweig Chief Executive Officer, Goldwind USA

Samer Salty Chief Executive, Zouk Ventures

Jimmy Samartzis Managing Director of Environmental Affairs and Sustainability, United Continental Airlines

Armin Sandhoevel Chief Executive Officer, Allianz Climate Solutions

Stephen Schneider Principal Engineer, Lockheed Martin

Tim Short Vice President, Clean Energy and Infrastructure, Capital Dynamics

Sumant Sinha Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, ReNew Power

Claire Skinner Partner, Heidrick & Struggles

Carsten Staur Permanent Representative to the UN, Denmark

Paula Stern Founder and Chair, The Stern Group

Todd Stern Special Envoy for Climate Change, US Department of State

Peter Stricker Vice President, Offshore Wind Development, NRG Energy

Khalid Sulaiman Vice President for Renewable Energy, KA, CARE

Nobuo Tanaka Former Executive Director of International Energy Agency, Global Associate for Energy Security and Sustainability, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

Michele Tihami Vice President, Business Development, CenterPoint Energy

Vickie Tillman Senior Vice President, The McGraw-Hill Companies

John Tombari President, Schlumberger Carbon Services Schlumberger

Simon Upton Director, Environment Directorate, OECD

Fleming Voetmann Director, Head of Public Affairs, Novozymes

Mike Winkel Chief Executive Officer, E.ON Climate & Renewables

Kandeh Yumkella Director-General, UNIDO

Robert Zoellick President, The World Bank

A SELECTION OF PAST THOUGHT LEADERS

59% OF 2012 ATTENDEES CAME FROM THE C-SUITE

For further information about participating with the 2013 Summit, please contact:

LONDON William Young E: wyoung17@bloomberg.net T: +44 20 3216 4354

SAN FRANCISCO Nathaniel Bullard E: nbullard@bloomberg.net T: +1 415 617 7289

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