Africa Green Energy Holdings — Products, Services and Portfolio Strategy

The portfolio strategy across solar PV, onshore wind and battery storage, the technology selection, the asset configuration and the revenue-generating products and services.

Africa Green Energy Holdings Business PlanSection 6 › Products, Services and Portfolio Strategy

Section 6 · Business Plan

Products, Services and Portfolio Strategy

The portfolio strategy across solar PV, onshore wind and battery storage, the technology selection, the asset configuration and the revenue-generating products and services.

6.1 Portfolio Architecture

AGEH’s 550 MW portfolio has been constructed to balance technology
diversification, resource quality, grid-connection feasibility, and
offtake structure. The portfolio is intentionally over-weighted in solar
PV (54% of capacity, 47% of CAPEX) to capture the best-in-class
economics now available in South African solar, while the 27% wind and
18% storage allocations provide diurnal complementarity and
ancillary-revenue diversification.

6.2 Solar PV Cluster — 300 MW

Parameter Specification
Capacity (DC) 412 MWp DC
Capacity (AC) 300 MW AC
DC/AC Ratio 1.37
Module Technology N-type TOPCon bifacial, 605 Wp class
Mounting Single-axis tracker (±55° range)
Inverter Technology Central inverter, 1,500 V DC, 3,725 kVA
Estimated Capacity Factor 30.2% (P50)
Annual Net Generation 793 GWh
Specific Yield 1,925 kWh/kWp/year
Land Footprint ~750 hectares (lease, 25 years)
Module OEM (target) JinkoSolar / LONGi / Trina (tendered)
Inverter OEM (target) Sungrow / Huawei (tendered)
EPC Contract Structure Fixed-price, lump-sum, single-point EPC
O&M Contract Structure 20-year OEM-backed full-service agreement
Estimated CAPEX ZAR 4.2 billion (USD 224 million)
CAPEX per kW (AC) ZAR 14,000 / USD 745

6.3 Wind Farm — 150 MW

Parameter Specification
Number of Turbines 25 units
Rated Power per Turbine 6.0 MW
Hub Height 150 metres
Rotor Diameter 172 metres
Estimated Capacity Factor 43.1% (P50)
Annual Net Generation 566 GWh
Wind Resource (avg) 8.5 m/s at 100 m
Land Footprint ~3,000 hectares (servitude only)
Turbine OEM (target) Vestas / Siemens Gamesa / Nordex
EPC Contract Structure Wrapped EPC with full BoP scope
O&M Contract Structure 20-year OEM service agreement
Estimated CAPEX ZAR 2.6 billion (USD 139 million)
CAPEX per kW ZAR 17,333 / USD 925

6.4 Battery Energy Storage System — 100 MW / 400 MWh

Parameter Specification
Rated Power 100 MW (50 + 50 split across two sites)
Rated Energy 400 MWh (4-hour duration)
Battery Chemistry LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
Round-Trip Efficiency ≥87% (DC-to-DC, year-1)
Cycle Life ≥6,000 cycles at 80% DoD
Augmentation Strategy Year 7 and Year 14 capacity refresh
Operational Mode Capacity-charge + arbitrage + ancillary
BESS OEM (target) CATL / BYD / Sungrow / Fluence
Estimated CAPEX ZAR 1.7 billion (USD 91 million)
CAPEX per MWh ZAR 4.25 m / USD 226k

6.5 Revenue Mix and Offtake Strategy

AGEH’s contracted revenue model is structured to deliver predictable
cash flows at three distinct tenors and risk levels. Approximately 60%
of forecast revenue is anticipated under 20-year REIPPPP and BESIPPPP
PPAs with the South African Energy Buyer (an Eskom subsidiary, supported
by National Treasury credit-enhancement). The remaining 40% is
contracted via corporate PPAs and wheeling arrangements with
creditworthy industrial, retail, and data-centre customers under 10 to
15-year tenors. A small residual is earned via merchant
ancillary-services revenue.

Revenue Stream Tenor % of Revenue (steady state) Counterparty
REIPPPP Solar PPA 20 years 32% South African Energy Buyer / Eskom
REIPPPP Wind PPA 20 years 18% South African Energy Buyer / Eskom
BESIPPPP BESS 15 years 10% Eskom System Operator
Corporate PPAs (Solar) 12-15 yr 24% Mining / Industrial / Data centres
Corporate PPAs (Wind) 12-15 yr 8% Mining / Industrial
Ancillary & Arbitrage Merchant 5% Wholesale Electricity Market
Capacity Markets Merchant 3% Wholesale Electricity Market

6.6 Pipeline Beyond the Initial 550 MW

AGEH maintains an active development pipeline of approximately 1,200
MW beyond the initial 550 MW portfolio. The pipeline is at varying
stages of development maturity: 320 MW at advanced stage (land secured,
EIA in progress, grid-allocation pending); 450 MW at mid-stage (land
options secured); and 430 MW at early-stage (resource assessment under
way). This pipeline provides the basis for AGEH’s growth strategy to
1,500 MW by 2036.

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