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Climate and Investment Opportunities: How can you Invest in Climate? Tomas Otterström, Deputy CEO GreenStream Network Plc World Ecological Forum 2010 Climate Strategies and Investments seminar 1 July 2010 The markets have a scientific background... Science Politics Markets 2 1

and now climate change is mainstream 3 The climate changes also in politics CNN 26 January 2009: U.S. President Barack Obama set his green plan into action Monday, potentially reversing several Bush-era decisions on global warming and fuel efficiency 4 2

Contents 1. Carbon market developments until end 2012 2. Carbon market outlook post-2012 3. Investment opportunities and risks 5 GreenStream in Brief GreenStream is a leading Northern European company focusing on: Fund management and investments in carbon and renewable energy markets Climate strategy advisory, market analysis, CDM and JI project management, financing Trading of carbon units and renewable energy certificates GreenStream is licensed by the Finnish FSA GreenStream's clients are energy and industrial companies, financial institutions and governments Some 40 professionals working in Helsinki, Oslo, Berlin, Stockholm, Vilnius, Kiev, Moscow, Beijing CarbonStream Africa JV with CEF to develop CDM projects in South Africa. Chosen as the Best Broker in green certificate markets in EU excl. UK six years in a row by the readers of Environmental Finance as well as runner-up in the category EU Emissions Trading Scheme Best Advisory in 2006 6 3

Investment Vehicles managed by GreenStream Current investment vehicles Fine Carbon Fund 45 20 Capped at 30 million GreenStream manages carbon investments in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan Develops small scale hydro power projects in Norway Investment capacity some 130 million Carbon credits primarily from CDM projects in Asia and Latin America Investors include 2 listed industry companies and 6 energy companies. The State of Finland has entered into a co-purchasing agreement with the FCF 7 Investment Vehicles managed by GreenStream Current investment vehicles Nordic Carbon Fund Climate Opportunity Fund Fine Post-2012 Carbon Fund Capped at 40 million Growing, 2 nd tranche open 18 million Carbon credits primarily from CDM projects in Asia and Africa Investors include Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company, 4 compliance investors and GreenStream Provides access to post-2012 carbon credits, for compliance or capital gain Wide investor base, includes private industry Provides access to post-2012 carbon credits, for compliance or capital gain, to those investors within FCF and NCF wanting to establish a separate vehicle for this purpose Municipal energy companies 8 4

Carbon market developments until end 2012 9 Signatory status of the Kyoto Protocol and Regional Emissions Trading Schemes Canada Turning the Corner" plan Start after 2010-20% by 2020 (2006) USA Cap-and-trade scheme in Congress (Kerry- Lieberman bill following approval of the Waxman- Markey bill by the House of Representatives in June 2009) Planned start 2013-17% by 2020 (2005) KYOTO PROTOCOL Start 2005 Mandatory for 37 countries -5% 2008-2012 Emission s Trading CDM JI USA, RGGI Cap-and-trade Start 2009 Signed and ratified The voluntary carbon market Strong growth EU ETS Cap-and-trade Started 2005 40% GHG -21% 2020 Signed, ratification declined No position Japan Target -25% 2020 Semi-voluntary scheme JVETS started 2005 Climate bill incl. ETS in Parliament in autumn 2010 New Zealand Cap-and-trade Start 2008-47% GHG 2013 Australia Cap-and-trade, carbon pollution reduction scheme approved by Lower House on 4 June 2009, postponed Planned start 2012 75% GHG First cap suggested at -5-25% by 2020 (2000) 10 5

The rise of the global carbon market Global carbon market value 1) Announced EU reduction targets 2) EUR billion 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0,4 8,8 24,0 42,7 86,0 103,0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1) Source: State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009, The World Bank MtCO2e 6 000 4 000 2 000 0 5 621-444 5 177-680 4 497 1990 2005 2020 Target EU 15 New EU member countries 2) Sources: Communication "Limiting Global Climate Change to 2 Celsius: The way ahead for 2020 and beyond, EU and Annual European Community greenhouse gas inventory 1990-2005 and inventory report 2007, EEA 11 What happens to the price of carbon? 12 6

The opportunity window on the Carbon Markets Emission reduction unit price _ 40 /tn 20 /tn 0 /tn 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Emission reduction target 0 Mt - 20% _ - 200 Mt Over allocation Price drop Companies are selling out due to financial crises Cut in emissions No allowances for free _ - 400 Mt GAP [Mton] 13 EUA and CER price expectations May 2010 EU ETS EUA SCER 2010 2011 2012 Phase2 Phase3 Phase2 Phase3 Barclays Capital 14.3 18.0 24.0 18 35.0 10-17 30 COER2 Commodities 18.5 24.0 30-32 22.0 N/A N/A N/A Daiwa 13.3 13.9 14.4 16.0 20.0 N/A N/A Deutsche Bank 17.0 +CC* +CC* 20.0 40-42 N/A N/A Nomisma Energia 14.8 17.5 18.8 17.0 23 N/A N/A Point Carbon 17.0 21.0 26.0 20.0 30.0 (2016) N/A 19.0 (2016) Sagacarbon 12.9 18.0 23.0 18.0 N/A N/A N/A Societe Generale 16.1 19.0 23.0 18.0 30.1 13.7-18 23-38 UniCredit 14.6 18.0 21.0 18.0 N/A N/A N/A AVERAGE 15.4 18.7 22.7 19.0 29.9 Source: Reuters *+CC: BD estimates an average Phase2 price of around 20 based on the market's current dynamics, but said EUAs have a fundamental value of 30 this year, rising at cost of carry rate (+CC) of 4 percent annually to 48 in 2020. 14 7

Climate change and the carbon market affect all companies Are there unutilised emission reductions? Biofuels have the potential to resegment the market Climate change and snowless winters alter the demand for sports equipment How will climate change related risks affect the credit-worthiness of clients? Meat production accounts for about 18% of the world's total ghg emissions Green IT? Many EU States are assessing new support schemes for renewable energy 15 What is the right level of activity? Avert Recognize Involve Serve / Engage 16 8

Investment opportunities and risks 17 How to invest in the climate markets? 1. Buy shares, either directly or through investment funds, in listed companies that develop clean technology or provide other climate risk exposure 2. Invest venture capital in non-listed companies providing climate risk exposure 3. Provide equity to projects that promote renewable energy, or reduce greenhouse gas emissions by other means 4. Purchase carbon credits from the primary market, either directly or by participating in a purchase pool 5. Invest in carbon market commodities and derivatives on the secondary market 18 9

Evolution of investment capital in carbon vehicles Source: Caisse des Dépôts 19 Evolution of investment capital by investor type Source: ICF International 20 10

Investors in carbon funds in 2009 (by secured capital) Breakdown of funds by investment purpose in 2009 (by secured capital) Source: Caisse des Dépôts 21 Pros and Cons of Investing in the Climate Markets Pros 1. Current financial situation has created new opportunities 2. The potential for long-term and even stronger growth exists, as current measures to combat climate change are not sufficient 3. The increasing climate-awareness among consumers has created a voluntary market which is small but growing even faster than the compliance market 4. Still opportunities for arbitrage 5. Not very strong correlation with the stock market, creates opportunities for risk diversification 6. Ethically sustainable Cons 1. The market is based on political decisions; political risk 2. So far markets have been quite volatile 3. The market is complex: multiple markets and multiple commodities that are partly, but not entirely, overlapping 4. Knowledge-intensive, which creates barriers for entry 22 11

Correlations EUA, OMX, STXE 600 and DJ NORDIC 140 120 100 EUA OMX HELSINKI BMRK CAP TR STXE 600 NRt DJ NORDIC STOCK INDEX 80 60 40 20 02/2008 04/2008 06/2008 08/2008 10/2008 12/2008 02/2009 04/2009 06/2009 08/2009 10/2009 12/2009 02/2010 23 24 12

Finally The carbon markets are here to stay Carbon units are commodities among others The role of the USA is increasing Possible links between trading schemes A long-term climate strategy is an essential part of every company s risk management 25 GreenStream Network is a forerunner in the carbon and renewable energy markets. GreenStream currently manages several investment vehicles in the renewable energy and carbon field. Greenstream is also your partner when it comes to trading carbon credits or renewable energy certificates or when you need business advice from our carbon and renewable energy experts. Thank you for your trust voted Runner up Best Advisor, EU Emissions Trading Scheme in 2006 and 6 times in a row The best Broker for Renewable Energy Certificates Europe (excl. UK) by the readers of Environmental Finance. GreenStream Network www.greenstream.net info@greenstream.net 13

Evolvement of GreenStream s fund business Development, establishment and management of investment vehicles Focus on carbon and renewable energy About EUR 150 million of assets under management (incl. purchase mandates) Development of new investment vehicles on-going 150 M Community Development Carbon Fund Baltic Sea Region Testing Ground Facility Multilateral Carbon Credit Fund Blåfall Fine Carbon Fund Nordic Carbon Fund & Climate Opportunity Fund Post-2012 FCF Marketing Development Management Establishment of own funds 27 Advisory track record Advisory and financing assignments for some 200 clients, including a range of well-known international companies In 2006 GreenStream was nominated runner-up in the category EU Emissions Trading Scheme Best Advisory by the Environmental Finance magazine Assignments include for example - Carbon and renewable energy business strategies - CDM, JI and GIS project cycle management - Investment opportunities and financing solutions - Market analysis and policy design GreenStream has advised governments and public institutions on carbon and renewable energy markets - Finnish, Swedish, Estonian and Latvian Ministries of the Environment - Several other ministries and public institutions GreenStream has assisted several International Financial Institutions, e.g. - Fund marketing for the World Bank - Fund preparation and launch for Nefco 28 14

Intermediary track record Milestones in Intermediary business 2006 FSA license enabling commodity derivative brokerage 2005 Contracted to broker 2.5 million EUAs on behalf of the Danish State 2004 GreenStream brokered the first ever cash-settled forward with EUAs Acknowledged expertise Intermediary offers services related to: - Carbon credit brokerage - Renewable energy certificates brokerage - Portfolio management GreenStream has been voted broker of the year in renewable energy certificates for six consecutive years 2003 Brokered the first ever EUA trade between Nordic companies Broker of the Year Broker of the Year Broker of the Year Broker of the Year 2001 GreenStream established brokerage activities as one of the pioneers in the environmental markets Renewable energy certificates 2004 Renewable energy certificates 2005 Renewable energy certificates 2006 Renewable energy certificates 2007 Broker of the Year Broker of the Year Renewable energy certificates 2008 Renewable energy certificates 2009 29 Cooperation within Kyoto Mechanisms Technology companies Energy companies Process industries Financial investors Public sector organisations International Financial Institutions 15