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ENGIE Brasil Energia

With registered offices in the city of Florianópolis (SC), ENGIE Brasil Energia operates in the generation as well as the commercialization of electric energy. In the generation segment, it installs and operates plants fired from conventional energy sources such as hydroelectric, thermoelectric and complementary units — small hydroelectric plants and wind, biomass and photovoltaic plants. In 2016, the Company also made its debut in the distributed generation segment. In the commercialization area, ENGIE Brasil Energia buys and sells conventional and incentivized energy, its clients being located throughout the country. GRI G4-3; G4-4; G4-5

At the end of 2016, ENGIE Brasil Energia’s capital stock stood at R$ 2,829.1 million with a total of 652,742,192 common shares trading regularly on the BM&FBovespa - Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange. The Company also trades Level 1 American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) in the American over-the-counter market under the EGIEY symbol with a ratio of one ADR for each common share.

8.720,0 MW

is the installed capacity operated by ENGIE Brasil Energia.

The Controlling Company

Present in Brazil since 1998, the year in which it acquired Gerasul, ENGIE Brasil Energia is controlled by ENGIE, a company with operations in some 70 countries across five continents and a world leader in independent energy production. Electricity, natural gas and services are the principal operational pillars supporting ENGIE, which through ENGIE Brasil Participações Ltda., holds 68.71% of the Company. GRI G4-6; GRI G4-7; GRI G4-8

Electricity, natural gas and services are the principal operational pillars supporting ENGIE, which holds 68.75% of the Company.

Corporate values

Professionalism
Sense of Partnership
Team Work
Creation of Value
Respect for the Environment
Ethics

ENGIE worldwide (as at 12.31.2015)

ENGIE’s activities are focused on sustainable development as a means of meeting the challenges of the energy transition to a low carbon economy: access to renewable energy, mitigation of and adaptation to climate change, security of supply and the rational use of natural resources. To this end, the Company seeks to offer innovative solutions to people, cities and companies.

Having the generation of long-term value in both consolidated and emerging markets as an underlying principle, ENGIE has established two key strategic objectives on a global basis:

1. To become a bellwether in energy services in emerging market countries through:

  • leveraging its strong positions in independent energy production;

  • development of its footprint in the gas value chain; and

  • globalization of its position of leadership in energy services.

2. To lead the energy transition in Europe with the following aspirations:

  • to become the partner in energy for its clients, incentivizing energy efficiency;

  • to be an element in the process of energy decarbonization through renewable sources; and

  • to develop new businesses and digitization.

Shareholding structure (as at 12.31.2016)



In 2016 the Company created ENGIE Geração Distribuída, a subsidiary with a focus on decentralized solar generation

Corporate structure

As the following infographic shows, ENGIE Brasil Energia controls subsidiaries and maintains stakes in concession consortia of plants in its generating complex. On making its debut in the distributed solar generation market in 2016, the Company created ENGIE Geração Distribuída, a subsidiary with a focus on decentralized solar generation in residences and companies.

85%

of the generating matrix of ENGIE Brasil Energia is composed of renewable sources.

Corporate structure* (as at 12.31.2016)

* Simplified structure.

Generator complex

On December 31, 2016, ENGIE Brasil Energia was operating a generator complex with an installed capacity of 8,720.0 MW comprising 29 plants: nine hydroelectric plants, four thermoelectric conventional thermoelectric plants and 16 complementary energy-sourced units: three Small Hydroelectric Plants (SHPs), nine wind-powered, three biomass and one photovoltaic. The Company has full control of 25 of these plants and for the remainder it is a participant in the consortia, which hold the concession rights. Thus, total proprietary installed capacity was 6,999.3 MW in a matrix formed preponderantly of renewable sources (85.0%). GRI G4-EU1

Geographical distribution of the generator complex
(as at 12.31.2016)

With presence in all Brazilian regions, ENGIE Brasil Energia operates hydroelectric, thermoelectric and complementary plants.

Composition of the generatorcomplex (as at 12.31.2016)

Hydroelectric power plantsTotal installed capacity (MW)Total physical guarantee (MWm)OwnershipOwn installed capacity (MW)Own physical guarantee (MWm)Expiration of concession/authorization
1Salto Santiago1,420.0735.2100%1,420.0735.209.27.2028
2Itá1,450.0720.069.0%1,126.9544.210.16.2030
3Salto Osório1,078.0522.0100%1,078.0522.009.27.2028
4Cana Brava450.0273.5100%450.0273.508.26.2033
5Estreito1,087.0641.140.1%435.6256.911.26.2037
6Machadinho1,140.0529.019.3%403.9147.207.14.2032
7São Salvador243.2151.1100%243.2151.104.22.2037
8Passo Fundo226.0119.0100%226.0119.009.27.2028
9Ponte de Pedra176.1133.5100%176.1133.509.30.2034
Total7,270.33,824.45,559.72,882.6
Thermoelectric powerplantsTotal installed capacity (MW)Total physical guarantee (MWm)OwnershipOwn installed capacity (MW)Own physical guarantee (MWm)Expiration of concession/authorization
  101Jorge Lacerda Complex857.0649.9100%857.0649.909.27.2028
11William Arjona190.0136.1100%190.0136.104.28.2029
Total1,047.0786.01,047.0786.0
Complementary powerplantsTotal installed capacity (MW)Total physical guarantee (MWm)OwnershipOwn installed capacity (MW)Own physical guarantee (MWm)Expiration of concession/authorization
  122Complexo Trairi (Wind)115.463.9100%115.463.909.28.2041
13Ferrari (Biomass)80.535.6100%80.535.607.26.2042
14Lages (Biomass)28.025.0100%28.025.010.28.2032
  153Santa Mônica Complex (Wind)27.014.4100%27.014.402.04.2045
16Rondonópolis (SHP)26.610.1100%26.610.112.18.2032
17Beberibe (Wind)25.67.8100%25.67.808.03.2033
18José G. da Rocha (SHP)23.79.2100%23.79.212.18.2032
19Ibitiúva (Biomass)33.020.069.3%22.913.904.05.2030
20Areia Branca (SHP)19.810.4100%19.810.405.02.2030
21Pedra do Sal (Wind)18.05.7100%18.05.710.01.2032
22Cidade Azul R&D (Solar)3.0não aplicável100%3.0não aplicávelnão aplicável
23Tubarão R&D (Wind)2.1não aplicável100%2.1não aplicávelnão aplicável
Total402.7202.1392.6196.0
General total8,720.04,812.56,999.33,864.6
1 - Complex is made up of three plants
2 - Complex is made up of four wind farms
3 - Considering the startup in commercial operations of the Santa Mônica and Cacimbas wind farms, the latter on a partial basis. A further two wind farms in the Complex (Estrela and Ouro Verde), in addition to some wind turbines at Cacimbas, were still under construction on 12.31.2016

ENGIE Brasil Energia - Energy matrix (as at 12.31.2016)*

* Based on proprietary installed capacity.

The Company began its planned decommissioning of Charqueadas Thermoelectric Plant (TPP) in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. After more than 50 years of operations and with an installed capacity of 72 MW, the plant was deemed obsolete. The investments required for its eventual modernization as well as being economically unfeasible, would not have been compatible with the Company’s business model given the emphasis placed on decarbonization. Consequently, the Plant ceased operations on November 25, 2016 and the effective deactivation of its installations is scheduled for 2017. GRI G4-13

On December 23, 2016, ENGIE Brasil Energia’s Board of Directors approved the sale of the Beberibe wind farms (25.6 MW) in the state of Ceará and Pedra do Sal (18 MW) in the state of Piauí as well as the Areia Branca SHP (19.8 MW) in the state of Minas Gerais, to Companhia Energética de Petrolina. The operation is an integral part of the Company’s strategy of prioritizing expansion in assets offering a greater degree of synergy one with the other. The sale will be finalized during the course of 2017 and is subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions precedent in the sale agreement as well as the prior approval of the Brazilian Anti-Trust Authority (CADE), the National Development Bank (BNDES) and the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel).

GRI G4-13

In 2016, the Company began the decommissioning of Charqueadas Thermoelectric Plant in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.