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RentalCat believed in the future of rentals. EI was

convinced, made major investments and has had some of the most successful projects in the

rental world.

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1998 - Our first rental deal was in Guyana for 15 MW

#1: First rental project

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Then an Oil & Gas applicationVenezuela – Guafita – 20 MW

#2: First O&G rental

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Venezuela – Isla Margarita – 44 MW

From order to “power on” in record time – 20 MW in 30 days and balance in 45 days

#3: Fastest rental start-up

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1998 - Our first rental project in BrazilBrazil – Boa Vista – 20 MW

#4: First rental - Brazil

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Brazil – Porto Vehlo – 40 MW

#5: Growing penetration utility rentals

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Guyana II – 3 MW

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Brazil – Rio Branco I – Electro Norte – 20 MW

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Brazil – Rio Branco II – Barro Vermelho - 40 MW

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USA – Detroit, Michigan – Rouge Steel – 40 MW

#6: First rental – U.S.A.

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USA – Zilwakee - Saginaw, Michigan – 40 MW

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Colombia – Leticia – Amazon Energy – 2.8 MW

Project required barging 2 units up the Amazon River

#7: Most difficult logistics - rental

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Haiti – Port au Prince – EDH – 20 MW

#8: First rental - Haiti

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Peru – Yanacocha Gold Mine – 8 MW

Site at 4000 meters altitude

#9: Rental at high altitude

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Brazil – Tubarao – 40 MW

#10: The Gigawatt – the largest rental project

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Brazil – Carapina – 40 MW

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Brazil – Civit – 20 MW

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Brazil – Jardim – 60 MW

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Brazil – Rio Largo – 148 MW

“THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF POWER MODULES IN THE WORLD” 108 units/148 MW

#11: Most PMs at one site

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Brazil – Parnamirim – 90 MW

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Brazil – Ubu – 40 MW

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Brazil – Aruana – 48 MW

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Brazil – Tubarao

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Brazil – Carapina – 40 MW

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Brazil – CEAM – 35 MW

#12: 20 cities project

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CEAM Project – Brazil – Covering 20 cities with 23 units for 35 MW

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Colombia – Cusiana – British Petroleum – 5.2 MWFirst rental of a Solar turbine

#13: First Solar rental

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CEA – Brazil – Covering 2 cities – 11.6 MW

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Belize – 10 MW

#14: First rental - Belize

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Colombia – Drummond Ltd., Pibbenow Mine – 1.6 MW

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Guyana - Guyana Power Light – 7 MW

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Many other rental contracts:

Venezuela - 1.6 MWMexico – 2.9 MWUSA – 13 MWColombia – 4.4 MWWest Indies – 1.5 MWBelize – 4.4 MWGuyana – 5.8 MWGuyana - 5.8 MWGuyana - 1.5 MW

Puerto Rico - 2.9 MWArgentina – 2.9 MWUSA – 2.9 MW USA - 4.4 MWUSA - 4.4 MWBrazil – 8.7 MW, Brazil - 4 MW, Brazil - 5.6 MWVenezuela – 1.6 MW

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The rental business requires highly qualified personnel for commissioning, startup and O&M

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EI owns 87 power modules and 87 transformersSoenergy has 66 of eachAt Brasympe we have 199 modules and 204 transformers

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Energy International has supplied over 900 MW in rental contracts spanning 428

months in 14 countries