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Jade Power Trust Trust Units — Investor Presentation (July 2021)

23 slides from Jade Power Trust Trust Units's investor presentation, July 2021

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation

    Investor Presentation July 2021

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Note

    Cautionary Note This presentation (the “Presentation”) has been prepared by Jade Power Trust (the “Trust”) and is being delivered for information purposes only. The Presentation is confidential and is made available strictly on the basis that it will not be reproduced, redistributed or disclosed, in

  3. Slide 3: JPWR at a Glance

    JPWR at a Glance Enterprise Value Market Cap Capacity $67.2M (1) $47.4M (1) 81MW EBITDA Free Cash Flow Annual Generation $10.3M (2) $8.5M (2) 150k-160k MWh • Owner and operator of clean and sustainable energy generating assets across multiple technologies. • Generating revenue from the sale of elect

  4. Slide 4: Business Strategy

    Business Strategy 2018 - 2020 2021+ Objectives • Stabilization period • Growth period • Strengthened balance sheet • Generate free cash flow • Paid off corporate debt • Seek accretive growth opportunities leveraging • Added turn-key wind existing operations and operation with stable cash management

  5. Slide 5: Investment Highlights

    Investment Highlights Long-term Stable Cash Flows from Diversified Portfolio - Long-term stable and predictable cash flows from long-term power contracts. - Exposure to European Electricity Markets and Forecasts; Romania 100% coupled to Western European Market - Diversified portfolio across Wind, So

  6. Slide 6: Drivers of Future Growth

    Drivers of Future Growth Growth Leveraging built up equity value in existing assets to unlock Accretive Growth for Unitholders MACRO INTERNAL - Lower Renewables LCOE Vs Fossil Fuels era - Utilize under-levered balance sheet to has arrived, and standalone economics can now opportunistically pursue gr

  7. Slide 7: Our Impact

    Our Impact Offsetting 900,000M ton/Co2 over existing Generating Green asset life with clean Generating Green Energy to power Energy to offset energy. emissions from an 65,440 households per Annually offsetting an annum1 estimated 22,137 cars estimated 150,000M per year2 ton/Co22 1https://www.worldda

  8. Slide 8: Asset Base

    Asset Base Assets located in Romania. A stable jurisdiction as part of the E.U. Wind 62 MW Capacity 131,107 MWh/yr 77% Fully coupled to European Energy Market, the worlds most liquid market. 2 Assets: East Wind and Baia Solar 16.6 MW Capacity 22,808 MWh/yr 20% Diversified Portfolio 2 Assets: PowerLI

  9. Slide 9: The Evolution of JPWR

    The Evolution of JPWR Jan 2021 Corporate Level Debt: Full Repayment CAD $4M Dec 2017 Aug 2019 Sep 2016 Equity Raise: CAD $43M and converted $42M Divested non- of debt into equity Debenture Financing: CAD $3M core, loss-making Acquisition of a 45 MW Wind Farm (East Wind) Acquisition of 17 MW Wind Far

  10. Slide 10: Capital Structure

    Capital Structure AS AT JUNE 30, 2021 Capital Structure Key Unitholders Management & Insiders 3.0% Ticker Symbol TSX-V: JPWR.UN Renovatio Group Limited 22.5% Share Price $0.20 MMCAP International Inc. 18.0% $0.10 - $0.23 Widely Held 56.5% 52-Week Range --------- Shares Outstanding 231.2M 100% Option

  11. Slide 11: By the Numbers

    By the Numbers EBITDA 2020: $10.3M 2021F: $10M Cash Revenue Balance 2020: $18.7M 2020: $2.9M 2021F: $18M 2021F: $5M Energy (MWh) 2020: 158,825 Operating Cashflow 2021F: 145k-150k 2020: $8.6M 2021F: $8M Free Cash Flow 2020: $8.5M 2021F: $8M 11 TSX.V: JPWR.UN July 2021

  12. Slide 12: Financial Position

    Financial Position • Corporate debt fully repaid in January 2021 • Total Debt-to-Equity = 0.67 (under leveraged) • DSCR = 2.15x 2020A 2021F $96.5M Over $100m balance Cash $ 2.9M $ 5.0M sheet improvement in 5 years $59.5M Corporate Level $ 1.6M - $43.2M $30.3M $23.6M PowerLive1 $ 10.1M $ 8.1M $19.6M

  13. Slide 13: Performance Metrics

    Performance Metrics ENERGY GENERATION REVENUE PERFORMANCE 2020: 2021: 2% YOY Increase 158,822 6% YOY Increase $18.7M 155,263 $17.7M 2019: 147,857 2020: $17.3M 5% YOY Increase 2% YOY Increase 2020 2014 to 2020: CAGR – 62% 2014 to 2020: Actuals CAGR – 73% $12.3M 75,865 $8.7M Cash: $2.9M 44,560 $3.5M E

  14. Slide 14: Romania's Advantages

    Romania’s Advantages land • Abundant natural resources and generation mix Czech Rep Slovakia Ukraine Austria o Stable and Mixed Generation Capacity including large scale hydro, Hungary Romania nuclear, wind, gas and coal means ability to deliver baseload energy Slovenia Croatia Serb under any circum

  15. Slide 15: Development & Growth Strategy

    Development & Growth Strategy Capturing global trends and capitalizing on our market experience and execution successes in Romanian and in Emerging Markets. Sustainable Create Competitive Targeted Storage and Optimize investment Advantage Solar Repowering PPAs and opportunity by scaling plan merchan

  16. Slide 16: Growth Targets

    Romania and Neighboring Growth Targets Have the highest electricity Prices in Europe, driven by substantial c o a l - f i re d Eastern Europe generation a n d transmission limitations Electricity prices in Serbia,Bulgariaand Romaniahave become the highest in Europe due to high CO2 emissions of coal-

  17. Slide 17: EU Emissions Targets

    EU Emissions Targets Ambitious EU-Wide Emissions Reduction Ta rgets Will Transform the Regional Eastern Europe Generation Mix With Significant Wind a n d Solar PV C a p a c i t y Additions ExpectedGenerationCapacityinOurTargetCountries(GW) 2020 2030 TargetShareof Renewable Energy 6.5 6.5 +161% 16.9

  18. Slide 18: Energy Prices

    Energy Prices Eastern Europe Subsidy Free Renewables Now Produce the Cheapest Power in the Region Southeast Europe electricity price projections (as of Dec 2020 – € / MWh) Solar PV LCoE Thirdpartymarket expert projections Wind LCoE Merchant premium Potential premium Historical average price for Serb

  19. Slide 19: Leadership and Board

    Leadership and Board Colter is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Betty is the Chief Financial Officer of Jade Power with over 15 Ravi is the Chairman and co-founder of Jade Power Trust. He is an entrepreneur and previously was CEO Jade Power Trust. He has lived in Romania since 2013. yea

  20. Slide 20: Thank You.

    Thank You. Ravi Sood, Chairman +1 647 987 7663 rsood@jadepower.com J. Colter Eadie, Chief Executive Officer +40 736 372 724 jceadie@jadepower.com Betty Soares, Chief Financial Officer +1 416 803 6760 bsoares@jadepower.com www.jadepower.com

  21. Slide 21: Appendix 1: Green Certificates Explained

    Appendix 1: Green Certificates Explained The Program Benefits to JPWR • Romania incentivized the construction and use of renewable • Revenue from Green Certificates exceeds that of the energy energy by implementing a green certificate program. • Renewable energy companies are issued a number of Gree

  22. Slide 22: Appendix 2: Green Certificates by Site

    Appendix 2: Green Certificates by Site Tradeable Green Restricted Green Accreditation Tradeable GreenTotal No. of Green Certificated Certificates Period of Installed capacity Certificates Certificates Earnings Expiry outstanding as at Restricted Green Project (MW) (GC/MWh) available/MWh Date June 30

  23. Slide 23: Appendix 3: Strategic Shareholder Highlights

    Appendix 3: Strategic Shareholder Highlights • Renovatio Group is a strategic shareholder of Jade Power Trust holding approximately 51.9M units (22.5% currently outstanding) • Integrated operator (development, generation, trading, asset management) in the renewable energy sector • Has completed over

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