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Rosatom state nuclear corporation Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant the first NPP plant configured on BOO principles Turkey MENA Nuclear Industry Congress 2013 Akkuyu NPP Power Generation JSC Istanbul June 18-19, 2013

Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant is the First Rosatom BOO Construction Project Outside Russia Akkuyu Project Features Akkuyu site, Turkey First Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey First Rosatom ВОО (build-own-operate) project. Under the IGA, Rosatom is responsible for engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of the plant. Legal basis: Intergovernmental Agreement, May 12, 2010 Project design: AES-2006 (VVER-1200) Total capacity: 4,800 MW. (4 x 1200 MW) Implementation period: 2011-2023 Total cost ~ $ 20 bln Power Purchase Agreement for 15 years, fixed price terms Support of the Russian and Turkish Governments Maximization of Turkish personnel involvement in construction and operation of the plant. Job creation potential up to 10 000 for the construction only 2

Why BOO? Pros and Cons Why BOO? Potential profit from power sales high dynamics of GDP and power consumption in Turkey Forecast for growth of power consumption and capacity deficit Electricity market liberalization and electricity price growth in Turkey Turkish power market investment attractiveness Availability of grid infrastructure and possibility to export power to Europe and the Middle East Government support of the project in Turkey and Russia Pros Profit from electricity sales after pay back period Fixed price РРА (weighted average 12.35 cent/kwh) and fixed quantity - (70% of Units 1 and 2 output and 30% of Units 3 and 4 output) revenue guarantee for the investor Cons Need to forecast long-term electricity price high probability of error due to unpredictable factors. The Project Company bears all the risks Possibility of unpredictable growth of the construction costs, economic and political force majeure Difficulty to find investors («long» money) 3

Major Milestones of the Project 1 stage Commissioning 2 stage 3 stage 4 stage Preparation Construction Operation and maintenance Decommissioning 1 блок 1 unit 2021 Akkuyu JSC registration Start site survey Electricity generation license First concrete 2 unit2 блок 2 unit 3 блок 3 unit 4 блок 4 unit 2022 2023 NPP construction license 4

Akkuyu Chronology 1955 1956 1965 1972 1974-1975 An Agreement on peaceful use of the atom signed with the U.S. Atomic Energy Committee begins its work Studies on the construction of the NPP begin The Department of Atomic Energy created Study on the first NPP site location conducted 1976 1981 1977-2009 May 2010 July 2010 December 2010 License for the Akkuyu site on the Mediterranean coast issued Cooperation Agreement with the IAEA signed Tender for building 4 NPP units in Turkey held Signing the Intergovernmental Agreement between the RF and the TR The Law ratifying the IGA enters into force in Turkey Akkuyu NPP Power Generation JSC (AKKUYU NGS ELEKTRIK URETIM ANONIM SIRKETI) is registered in Turkey March 2011 Preliminary engineering survey; start of the front-end engineering design, licensing and Environmental Impact Assessment process, generation license application 5

Project Cooperation Between Russia and Turkey Covers a Wide Range of NPP Related Construction, Operation and Infrastructure Issues Russian responsibilities Joint responsibilities Turkish responsibilities NPP engineering, design field supervision Construction management/ supervision Design documentation Nuclear island and other special equipment and materials Fuel supply Startup and Commissioning Nuclear energy regulation and legislation development Construction and assembly works Physical protection Emergency planning Public outreach Site allocation Infrastructure development, grid connection Site infrastructure Operation, maintenance and upgrade Wholesale of electricity Decommissioning and decontamination Spent fuel treatment 6

Project organization structure Rusatom Overseas CJSC Investor/ developer Rosatom State Corporation Project sponsor General responsibility for Project implementation Akkuyu NPP JSC Tailor-made JSC incorporated in Turkey. Carries functions of customer, license applicant, NPP owner and GR coordinator in Turkey Owner of the NPP and electricity produced Board of Directors (shareholders) PC management Owner s Engineer Technical expertise Cost control Schedule control Quality control OJSC «INTERRAO Worley Parsons» Licensing consultant Atomstroyexport NIAEP Prime contractor Engineering surveys Construction and assembly works Equipment and materials supply Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC Technical customer Development of pre-design, design and detailed design documentation Technical acceptance of equipment and services at all stages of project commissioning, NPP operation Atomenergoproject OJSC Principal Designer Gidropress Design Bureau Nuclear Island principal designer Kurchatov institute Scientific advisor VNIIAES JSC System integrator Automatic process control system principal designer Alstom-Atomenergomash OJSC Turbine-generator designer, including turbine building auxiliary equipment VNIPIET OJSC Designer of construction and assembly technologies * Tender will be held in 2013 7

8 Project financial indicators and equity structure Atomstroyexport CJSC Akkuyu Equity Structure Interrao OJSC 3.5% 3,5% Rosenergoatom OJSC 100% 92,8% Akkuyu NPP JSC Atomenergoremont OJSC 0.1% Site license holder, owner of the NPP and the power generated 49 % - Investors Akkuyu CAPEX Atomtekhenergo OJSC 0.1% The Russian side provides Initial funding. Later, up to 49% of shares may be transferred to investors Project execution period: 12 years total; 5 years from first concrete to Unit 1 commissioning Operational lifetime: 60 years Generation output : 35.2 bln. kwh/year (for four units) IRR > 10% Targeted D/E Ratio 70/30 CAPEX: estimated <= $20 bln Payback period : 18 years Interest coverage ratio: 4,6 Akkuyu CAPEX structure, % Mln, $ 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0-1,000 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026

Current status and plans for 2013 Current Status The Project Company has received the NPP construction site with effective site license and renewed licensing conditions Engineering surveys have been completed in order to get an independent assessment of the Akkuyu NPP site seismicity. Updated Basic Site Selection Report has been prepared and submitted to TAEK. EIA Public Hearings have been held. The EIA Application Dossier and the EIA Report have been filed. Power Generation License application has been prepared and filed. Consolidated report on Reference NPP Selection Justification has been developed and submitted to TAEK. Novovoronezh-2 NPP is approved as reference NPP. NPP Construction Preparatory Plan has been developed. Negotiations with TETAS on Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) are in progress The Information Centers have been opened in Büyükeceli and Mersin Plan for 2013 Launch of the site preparation works. Start of site infrastructure construction. Issuance to Project Company of the EIA Report Approval Negotiations and completion of a Power Purchase Agreement Completion of the engineering design development Completion of Akkuyu site seismic hazard assessment consolidated report Approval of power distribution scheme and NPP grid connection to Turkey energy system. Development of Information Center in Istanbul 9

Social Effect of NPP Construction Jobs creation and infrastructure development Infrastructure development of the nearby cities will lead to construction of new roads, hospitals, schools, sport facilities and will result in establishing of about 15,000 new positions for infrastructure facilities, including medicine, trade, transport. The Turkish Party will be involved in construction and assembly work, as well as supplies of non-specialized equipment and NPP operation. It is feasible that up to 95% of construction and up to 40% of installation work will be performed by the Turkish companies; 20% of equipment and materials will be provided by the Turkish companies. In addition to construction personnel (in the peak years more than 10 000 people will work on the construction site only), more than 2000 operational personnel will work at the NPP and around 1200 will be involved during the planned outages. 10

Equipment and services estimated cost breakdown Opportunities for localization during Akkuyu NPP construction (share of the total cost) Construction (Turkey and other states) $ bln 4,8 Construction (Russia) 0,3 Equipment (Russia) 5,6 Equipment (Turkey and other states) 1,4 Assembly Work (Turkey and other states) 1,6 Assembly work (Russia) 2,3 Design and Engineering 0,9 Project management 1,2 Misc 1,2 6% 5% 7% 29% 6% 8% 2% 12% 25% Assembly Work (Turkey and other states) Assembly work (Russia) Construction (Turkey and other states) Construction (Russia) Equipment (Russia) and other states) Equipment (Turkey and other states) Design and Engineering Project management Misc 11

Changing environment ATMEA AREVA-MITSUBISHI project selected for second NPP construction at Sinop Akkuyu Project Company hopes to work jointly with AREVA-MHI consortium to develop nuclear industry in Turkey - Regulatory framework development - Personnel education and training - Infrastructure development - Interface with IAEA - Public opinion development Sinop site Akkuyu site, Mersin Changes in the licensing procedure New Electricity Market Law approved in March 2013 - Preliminary license for the period up to 36 months - Permanent generation license after issuing construction license - An applicant is required to obtain and submit all relevant permits, consents, approval and documents within a period of preliminary license - An applicant is prohibited to change shareholder structure during the period of holding a preliminary license. 12

Lessons learned Challenges No experience of the Turkish Party in regulating and licensing NPP. No local nuclear infrastructure. No system of radioactive waste treatment/ management; radiation control; emergency planning and emergency response, decommissioning etc. Challenges in understanding of local regulations and their interpretation. Need to work with local government bodies, local consultants from the very beginning Lack of understanding of nuclear by the government agencies and companies and relevant concerns restrains the project implementation. Some Turkish and technical market regulations are not applicable to an NPP. Limited personnel with relevant competencies and knowledge Possibility of changes in regulations without consent of the NPP owner. Regulation changes could impact the owner s costs Public fears of nuclear. Need to work with public opinion Solutions Established effective system of consultations and government bodies and relevant agencies Working groups on the key issues of project implementation and NPP operation, including regulatory issues and establishing nuclear infrastructure system Assistance in development of regulatory basis and regulatory agency expertise Students education; training for officials, regulatory bodies personnel Public outreach; work with public opinion 13

How AES-2006 Safety is Ensured? Defense-in-depth Self-defense of the reactor Safety barriers Multiple duplication of the safety channels Active and passive safety systems Safety concept, including not only accidents prevention but beyond design basis accidents consequences prevention, ensuring localization of the radioactive instances within the containment vessel Safety culture for all the lifecycle stages: from selecting the site up to decommissioning 14

Attractive geographical location Strong political support of the Project by the Governments of Turkey and the RF Substantial and growing demand for energy in Turkey Interconnections with the EU and neighboring states (Middle East, Caucasus) Proven, safe, reliable and environment friendly reactor technology Attractive value creation potential Diversified sources of funding Proven nuclear expertise and established legal framework Investment highlights Turkey is at the cross-roads of Europe, Russia and the Middle East, the bridge between the oil and gas hungry Europe and oil and gas rich Russia and the Middle East Turkey is one of the fastest growing economies with strong growth potential The project is supported by the governments of Turkey and the RF It is based on the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) between the Turkey and the RF Strong political priority for the project in Russia. Annual electricity demand in Turkey 6% annual growth in 2000-2010, 8% annual growth is expected until 2023 Electricity shortage is expected already in 2014, rolling blackouts currently occur in Turkey. Turkey joined ENTSO-E European synchronized zone Opportunity to export electricity to neighboring states in Europe and the Middle East Generation 3+ NPP meeting advanced safety requirements. Passive and active safety systems Experience of the reference NPP operation in Russia, India, China NPP design complies with the Russian norms, is in the process of obtaining all the required licenses and permissions in Turkey. The reactor refers to the evolutionary family VVER that meets all standards of the IAEA, the certificate EUR, will pass various international licensing procedures (Czech Republic, Great Britain), etc. Payback period : 18 years, IRR > 8% 15 years fixed term PPA (power purchase agreement) with fixed price and assured return of investments Favorable investment climate in Turkey. Electricity market liberalization and growing electricity prices Partners are invited to take part in Akkuyu NPP construction as equity investors (up to 49%), equipment suppliers (with credit agencies support), off-takers and providers of debt Russia financing is one of the world leaders in the nuclear industry: 10 NPPs in operation/ 24 units in Russia with total capacity of 18.6 GW/ 19 more units are in order backlog overseas. Welldeveloped legal framework and reference NPP experience 15

Project information Webiste in Turkish, Russian and English www.akkunpp.com Brochure about the project in Russian, Turkish and English Public information Center 16

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