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ENERGY LAW

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The Regulation Concerning the Competition of License

Applications for the Installation of Wind Power Generation

Plant (“WPGP”) entered into force on 22 September 2010

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The regulation numbered 27707 (hereinafter referred to as the

“Regulation”) stipulating the guidelines for the competition and tender

process among the license applications made for building a WPGP within

the same region or transformer center entered into force by being published

in the Official Gazette on 22

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September 2010.

The Regulation sets forth the procedures and principles with regard

to the tender to be realized in order to determine who will connect to the

system if more than one license application to build a WPGP within the

scope of the Electricity Market Law numbered 4628 for the same region

(convergent or crossing region) and/or same transformer center has been

submitted. The Regulation also regulates the calculation and payment

rules and procedures of the contribution fee to be paid by successful

bidders and the other rights and obligations of bidders. The bidders will

undertake to pay a contribution fee per kWh on an annual basis to TEIAS

starting from the temporary acceptance of the first unit of the generation

plant for a period of 20 years after the temporary acceptance of the whole

facilities. The total contribution fee will be calculated by multiplication

of the undertaken contribution fee per kWh with annual electric energy

generation and the annual consumer price index. The total contribution fee

will be paid to TEIAS yearly.

According to Article 5 of the Regulation, the list of WPGP projects

which may participate in the tender process is published on the web site

of TEİAŞ, and the list includes the name of the projects, installed power,

and bearing capacity. The Regulation provides that applicants must be

eligible to make an offer and attend the tender only for one transmission

center and for either high voltage busbar (above 36kV) or medium voltage

busbar (equal to or below 36 kV). Those applicants who have installed

capacity of medium voltage busbar can only apply for the medium voltage

busbar capacity, whereas others which have high voltage busbar capacity

are eligible to apply for the medium voltage busbar capacity or the high

voltage busbar capacity.

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Article of September 2010