CARBON LIMITS A.S.

Carbon Limits AS (CL) is an experienced Norwegian project developer, creating clean energy investment  opportunities and benefits: assists clients in monetizing carbon benefits and develops and takes ownership, with partners, in renewable energy investments and in projects that take gas to market.

CL takes part in carbon market transactions, primarily through development of carbon credit revenues under the Kyoto Mechanisms (JI and CDM). The company provides services that support the registration as required under the rules and procedures of the CDM Executive Board, JI Supervisory Committee and national governments. CL works with project owners, partially on a success-fee basis, with the aim to maximize the value of the carbon credits for the seller. Projects currently under development, represent more than 50 million tons CO2e in emission reduction for the Kyoto period till 2012.

>> CL - capability summary.pdf

>> CL methodology development.pdf

>>www.carbonlimits.no

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IBERWIND S.A.

1. ❖Largest wind player in Portugal with c.25% market share of installed capacity
   

2. ❖Wind developer with a 20-year track record
   

3. ❖Portfolio of 32 wind farms spread across Portugal, representing a total capacity of 681MW, including:
   

4. •525MW under operation;
   

5. •156MW under construction and due completion in 2009;
   

6. ❖Best-in class management team with strong track-record in development and management of wind farms, including sizable in-house technical/O&M team
   

Press  

>> 081116 Reuters - Enersis (Iberwind).pdf

>> 081201 Bloomberg - Enersis (Iberwid).pdf

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TESLA MOTORS INC.

1. ❖Designer and manufacturer of all electric vehicles (EVs) together with their power train and battery packs.
   

2. ❖World’s first all electric sports car manufacturer, with a range of over 200 miles per charge. Over 700 cars sold.
   

3. ❖The only production automaker selling a highway capable electric vehicle in North America and Europe.
   

4. ❖Sedan version under development with deliveries to begin in late 2011.
   

5. ❖Partnering with Daimler Benz to integrate Tesla’s lithium-ion battery packs and charging electronics into the first 1,000 units of Daimler’s electric smart car.
   

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