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    Husk Power Systems

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    Power to Empower

    Power to Empower

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    Mission

    Husk Power Systems provides reliable, renewable and affordable electricity

    that wows the world customers by our exemplary service and operational

    excellence, employees by personal growth and empowerment, and our

    shareholders through profitability, social impact, and environmental

    sustainability

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    Vision

    We aim to provide electricity to 10 millionenergy deprived people across the worldin over 10,000 villages by installing 3000plants by 2017.

    HPS will create 2500 small entrepreneursand over 7,000jobs within thecommunities it serves.

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    Husk Power Systems (HPS) provides access to electricity to rural

    households through small scale biomass-based systems anddistributes power through a microgrid.

    HPS was formally incorporated in 2008 and is based in Patna, Bihar,

    India.

    The first power plant was set up in 2007 under Samta SamriddhiFoundation in Tamkuha village, which means fog of darkness.

    Secured commercial capital in December 2009 from firms around the

    world.

    Established strategic partnership with Shell Foundation for capacity

    building, establishing heath and safety procedures and traininginfrastructure.

    HPS currently manages over 80 plants that provide electricity to

    over 200,000 people spread across 300 villages.

    Globally recognized leader in off-grid biomass based power systems

    Company Background

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    Easy to operate model

    HPS Total Landed Cost of Installation < $1,300 per kW *

    Operational Cost is < $0.15/kWh

    Due to HPSs extensive R&D efforts, the company today is one of the worldslowest cost providers of biomass based renewable energy equipment

    Note: * Landed cost includes Equipment cost, basic construction and cost of wiring a smallvillage - may vary based on country.

    HPS uses a biomass gasification based proprietary electricity generation process, thatgenerates electricity using 100% producer gas based system (single fuel mode).

    HPS distributes electricity directly to households and small businesses while keeping

    costs low by running insulated wires along bamboo poles to subscribing households,

    businesses and farms.

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    Solving Access to Energy Problem

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    Multiple revenue streams contributing toeconomic sustainability and impact

    ElectricityGeneration

    CharMonetization

    *Is used for makingincense sticks andchar briquettes &

    silica precipitation

    CarbonCredits /

    CDM

    ProductChanneling

    *Being piloted

    * Char: Rice Husk Char is a waste product of biomass gasification process

    HPS plants may provide electricity for up

    to 14-16 hours each day.

    HPS charges US$2.0 US$2.5 per

    household per month for lighting up 2 CFLs

    and one mobile charging point for 6-8 hrs

    in the evening The entire distribution network is set up

    by HPS and the cost is included as part of

    the project cost

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    Technology and HPSs Proprietary Solutions

    Multi-fuel gasifiers: Gasifiers can use multiple

    types of feedstock such as rice husk, wheat husk,mustard stems, corn cobs, wood chips etc.

    Unique gasifier design: allows for easy disposal

    of biomass char, lack of which results in tar

    formation;

    Remote Plant Monitoring System: low costsystem to monitor plant performance via

    internet;

    Pre-paid meters: Cheapest pre-paid meter at

    US$8 per consumer. Enables electricity to be sold

    like mobile phone talk-times where consumersget their meter charged with the amount of

    money they have and the meter automatically

    disconnects supply after the credit is exhausted;

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    Franchise Growth Model

    To replicate and scale-up its business model, Husk Power has introduced

    a franchise model whereby it will partner with other local players to roll

    out its plants.

    Husk Power

    HPS provides technology and

    equipment; HPS trains the team;

    HPS provides maintenance and repair

    support;

    HPS facilitates monetization of the

    by-product char;

    HPS supports issuance and sale ofcarbon credits

    HPS facilitates processing of relevant

    subsidy applications;

    Franchisee Partner

    Responsible for site selection and

    doing preliminary due diligence; Responsible for identifying

    manpower for plant operations;

    Responsible for obtaining local

    regulatory approvals;

    Responsible for day to day

    operations including huskprocurement, cash collection;

    Responsible for payment of

    maintenance fees to HPS;

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    Compelling Value Proposition

    Flexible solution with no capital cost for consumers: unlike solar lantern

    companies, the solution provides generic electricity which can be used forneeds beyond lighting; also has flexibility to integrate with grid;

    Provides employment to rural households;

    Demonstrated a scalable business model through 4 yrs of operations

    Plants have been operating for over 50 months at ~ 93% uptime

    Trained about 350 operators and mechanics till dateHigh quality training program for franchisee, operators and mid-levelmanagers developed in partnership with Shell Foundation and IFC;

    HPS has invested over $1.5M and 4 years of on-ground efforts to mitigatetechnology, maintenance and training related risks

    Developed in-house low cost smart-meter, MIS and remote monitoring

    technologyHPS will dedicate senior managers, engineers and trainers time to ensuresuccess of a franchisee

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    Social Impact

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    Husk Power Awards & News

    2008 Social Enterprise of the Year

    Most compelling ideato change the world.

    2010: Power to People

    2011 International Winner

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    Neha KaleMarketing & Business DevelopmentHusk Power Systems

    For further details mail to:[email protected]

    Power to Empower!


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