HOME OVERVIEW MANAGEMENT INVESTORS INVESTMENTS NEWS CONTACT INFRAMED RATIONALE InfraMed Rationale A strategic regional partnership based on a mutual interest and a long-term approach. InfraMed Infrastructure contribute to the Mediterranean region by providing equity and quasi equity funding to sustainable urban, energy and transport infrastructure projects. Its aim is to support the development of he infrastructures on the Southern and Eastern shores of the Mediterranean. To reach this objective, InfraMed has: A management team whose experience is particularly suited to the specific InfraMed mandate. A long-term investment policy with a 14-15-year life. An investment policy focusing on key sectors for the structuring of local economies. InfraMed Infrastructure invests in sustainable urban, transportation and energy infrastructure: Urban infrastructure: health, education and communications infrastructure, satellites and terrestrial or submarine cable networks; Transportation infrastructure: roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, ports, railway lines, buses, urban rail, ferries, parking facilities and other transport-related activities and; Energy and water infrastructures: networks that provide basic utility services to communities, such as gas, water, electricity, including transmission, storage, treatment, sanitation and distribution. © 2015 InfraMed. All rights Reserved. | Disclaimer | Design: Playmoweb

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HOME OVERVIEW MANAGEMENT INVESTORS INVESTMENTS NEWS CONTACT JORDAN WIND PROJECT COMPANY Jordan Wind Project Company Transaction Description InfraMed invested 50% of the Jordan Wind Project Company www.jordanwind.com, a 117MW wind farm in the Tafilah governorate. InfraMed’s partners were EP Global Energy Ltd, an experienced Cyprus-based developer of renewable energy projects in emerging markets, and Masdar, the renewable energy arm of Mubadala. On completion in September 2015, Tafila was be the first and largest privately-financed wind farm in Jordan. The total costs of the project amounted to $287m. InfraMed sold this asset in 2019. Investment Rationale Tafila is the first wind farm developed pursuant to the Jordanian Renewable and Energy Efficiency Law passed in 2011 with the objective to procure 10% of total energy supply from renewable resources by 2020 and decrease the reliance on imported fuels. The kingdom imports 96% of its energy needs, accounting for 20% of GDP. Electricity demand growth exceeded 5% per annum in average over the past decade. Jordan’s electricity from wind potential is one of the most attractive in the MENA region. Located 140 km south of Amman, the site benefits from some of the highest recorded wind speeds in the country and immediate access to transmission infrastructure. © 2015 InfraMed. All rights Reserved. | Disclaimer | Design: Playmoweb