1. Thailand - Electricity Consumption and GDP Growth The economy grew 3.1%/yr. and electricity...

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3. Interim Results of Least-Cost Risk Analysis Overall NPV versus no NT2: USD 269 million

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1. Thailand - Electricity Consumption and GDP Growth

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The economy grew 3.1%/yr. and electricity demand 6.5%/yr.

2. Thailand – Increase of Generation vs. NT2

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NT2 provides 6% of consumption increase between 2009 & 2016

3. Interim Results of Least-Cost Risk Analysis

NT2Costhigh

mediumlow

*according to gas value and demand+ 286 to + 542

Range ofPV Cost Saving*

- 63 to + 193+ 111 to + 367

Overall NPV versus no NT2: USD 269 million

4. The Economic Value Chain

End-use gWh times price =Consumer WTP

Minus marginalTransmission &Distribution cost

Minus NT2Investment,O&M and E&Smanagement cost

power value-added=

Scenario ERR1. Base Case 17.1%2. Returns delayed one year 15.3%3. 10% Project Cost Over-run 15.9%4. Cases 2 & 3 combined 13.8%5. Low Demand 13.6%6. Case 5 & 30% cost over-run 11.1%

5. Investment Cost (Financial)

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Power Plant

of which contribution to GoLUSD 30 million

Total Cost toCommercial Operation Date: USD1184.7 mm

6. NT2 vs CCGT (Commercial)

fuel $/mm Capacity Cost $mm per 100MW 0.0460 35 40 45 50 53.66 60

2.25 0.0355 0.0368 0.0382 0.0395 0.0405 0.04222.50 0.0372 0.0386 0.0399 0.0413 0.0422 0.04392.75 0.0390 0.0403 0.0417 0.0430 0.0440 0.04573.00 0.0408 0.0421 0.0434 0.0448 0.0458 0.04753.25 0.0425 0.0439 0.0452 0.0465 0.0475 0.04923.50 0.0443 0.0456 0.0470 0.0483 0.0493 0.05104.00 0.0478 0.0492 0.0505 0.0518 0.0528 0.05454.50 0.0513 0.0527 0.0540 0.0554 0.0563 0.05804.75 0.0531 0.0544 0.0558 0.0571 0.0581 0.0598

Yellow cell combinations: NT2 is cheaper

Inner-boxed CCGT prices show NT2 and gas very close commercial competitors.

7. Cash Flow From Operations

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8. Real Present Value Returns of and to Capital

PV Debt Service455 million

PV Non-GoL Dividends328 million

PV GoL Returns248 million

Returns "of" and "to" capital

GoL Equity: 25%; GoL returns: 43% of returns to all shareholders

9. Lao PDR Cumulative Returns

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Lao returns cumulate to USD 1.8~1.9 billion; Present Value of ~ USD 250 million at 10% DR

10. Summary of Interim Findings

1. Based on real resource costs (no taxes and sunk costs), NT2 is least-cost electricity; compared with CCGT the cost difference is large enough for NT2 to “absorb” taxes, royalties and commercial returns to equity.

2. NT2’s economic rate of return is satisfactory and robust.

3. When taxes, royalties and equity returns > 10% are added, NT2 and CCGT are close competitors; but NT2 has a fixed tariff, and CCGT costs will fluctuate with oil price changes.

4. GoL gets 43% of the returns for a 25% share holding, while shareholders earn normal returns for this kind of investment.

5. These results will be amended once the environmental and social costs now included (about USD 120 million) are fully assessed, and the final project construction price is known.

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