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Dalkia Baltica/Russia Equity Financing

Sector: Biomass • Location: Regional

Source: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

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The EBRD is considering an equity investment in newly issued shares in the capital of a regional holding vehicle being created by Dalkia International SA to hold Dalkia’s operations in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia, representing a minority interest along with IFC. The proceeds from subscription will be used by the Company to continue its expansion plans in the Baltic States and Russia. The

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The project “Dalkia Baltica/Russia Equity Financing” is an infrastructure initiative in the Biomass sector, located in Regional. Taiyo aggregates data on it from European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

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The EBRD is considering an equity investment in newly issued shares in the capital of a regional holding vehicle being created by Dalkia International SA to hold Dalkia’s operations in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia, representing a minority interest along with IFC. The proceeds from subscription will be used by the Company to continue its expansion plans in the Baltic States and Russia. The project supports the consolidation of the leading market position of Dalkia in the Baltic states, including by further expanding the use of renewable technologies (biomass boilers and CHPs). The project may support expansion in markets where Dalkia has a relatively modest market share - Latvia and Russia. The holding company being formed will be wholly-owned subsidiary of Dalkia International SA (the Sponsor), a subsidiary of Veolia Environnment and a leading provider of energy services for public authorities and industrial companies. The Dalkia group serves more than 5.8 million households in 42 countries and operates over 118,000 facilities in addition to 819 urban and local heating and cooling systems. Up to EUR 100 million. The IFC equity co-investment is of equal size. tbc In line with the Bank’s Environmental and Social Policy (2008), the project, a multi-site operation, has been screened as B, requiring a corporate environmental and social due diligence audit (ESDD). The project is being co-financed by IFC and the Bank's due diligence will utilize the due diligence undertaken to date by among others the IFC. As required this will be expanded to cover the Bank's Performance Requirements (PRs), notably in terms of EU environmental standards. The due diligence to date has indicated that the Company has the institutional capacity to fully implement the Bank's Performance Requirements (PRs) and is in compliance with National laws and regulations. The main focus of the ongoing ESDD relates to future compliance of current and planned operations with the proposed EU Industrial Emissions Directive (IED). Based on the results of the ESDD an Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) will be developed and agreed with the Company. The PSD will be updated once the ESDD has been completed. None. Bérengère Oster Project Manager Tel: + 33 1 71 00 76 23 E-mail: boster@dalkia.com

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