BEYOBASI ENERJI URETIM A.S.

OTLUCA HEPP, ANAMUR RIVER IN

MERSIN PROVINCE

REPORTING FORM FOR LAND

ACQUISITION / SOCIAL IMPACTS OF

PORTFOLIO PROJECTS

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Reporting Form for Land Acquisition / Social Impacts of Portfolio Projects.

Name & Location of Sub-project: Otluca HEPP, Anamur River in Mersin Province.

Project Sponsor: Beyobası Enerji Üretim A.Ş. is the owner of the Otluca HEPP project. Beyobası Enerji Üretim A.Ş., established in 1999, joined Akfen Group in 2007. The company is established to generate electricity with hydroelectric power plants and carrying out Otluca HEPP investment in Mersin/Anamur, Sırma HEPP investment in Aydın, Yuvarlakçay HEPP investment in Muğla and Sekiyaka HEPP in Muğla.

Project cost: The investment cost of Otluca HEPP is 48.993.770 € (VAT and interest cost are not included)

Installed generation capacity (No. units X MW/unit): Otluca HEPP: a run-of-the river 44,72 MW hydropower plant. Otluca 1 uses the water of the Anamur River and is a medium head plant using a weir structure to divert river water into an intake structure with three de-sanding basins. From there, it enters a tunnel of about 3.896 m length followed by an open canal of about 500 m length and followed again by a tunnel of about 2.209 m length until the water reaches a headpond. An intake from this pond takes it through a 507 m long penstock to the powerhouse with 3 Francis turbines of about 11,9 MW each, i.e. the total capacity with 208,65 m head is 35,62 MW. Boğuntu uses the water of the Boğuntu River, a tributary of the Anamur River and is a medium head structure with the same system at Otluca 1 Project. It has, however, only one de-sanding basin, starts with 162 m long open canal and continues with a 1.552 m long headrace tunnel to a headpond. The penstock is about 94 m long and leads with a head of 67,6 m to a power plant with 3 Francis units with horizontal axis and 1,12 MW each, i.e. an output of 3,36 MW. Otluca 1 and Boğuntu Projects feed the water close together back into the Anamur River and some 500 m downstream the weir of Otluca 2 diverts the water again to an intake structure and into three settlement ponds before it enters the conveyance system consisting out of 2 tunnels and 2 canals of an overall length of 1.547 m, out of which 1.137 m are tunnel. The water arrives at a headpond and feeds through a 57 m long penstock the powerhouse with 29,41 m head and 3 Francis turbines with horizontal axis and 1,91 MW each, i.e. an installed capacity of 5,74 MW. Total Capacity of Otluca HEPP = 35,62 MW (Otluca I HEPP) + 3,36 MW (Boğuntu HEPP) + 5,74 MW (Otluca II HEPP) = 44,72 MW Key Dates of implementation : The First Public Benefit Decision has been given on March 25th, 2008 by EMRA (EPDK). The Second Public Benefit Decision has been given on April 17th, 2008 by EMRA.

General Info : Beyobası A.Ş. initial approach for every project is to avoid social impacts, at any possible extent , particularly physical or economic displacement. The construction of project which is being supported by TSKB is currently underway and the land acquisition process has already finished. Otluca HEPP: For Otluca 71.284 m2 of land will be affected, of which 2.602 m2 belongs to the Forestry Department and 68.683 m2 is privately owned. The total number of people (number of share holders of real estates) affected from expropriation is 41 and 25 of them are male, 16 of them is female. According to the land list, there are not any houses which will be affected from expropriation. The bulk of affected private land is currently used for agriculture or other productive purposes. However the amount of land planned to be expropriated (68.683 m2 for Otluca HEPP) is not so much. In the majority of

cases, households whose land is being acquired have land elsewhere and will also be able to replace the acquired land elsewhere in the immediate area if so desired. Thus the economic impacts of land acquisition are deemed to be limited. For the expropriation of the immovable properties needed for the implementation of the project; an expropriation decision has been taken by the Energy Market Regulatory Board, pursuant to Article 15/c of the Electricity Market Law No. 4628 and Article 7 of the Expropriation Law No. 2942. Because the expropriation decision has enabled the enforcement of the “Council of Ministers Decree on the Application of Article 27 of Expropriation Law No. 2942 in the Expropriations to be Carried Out by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority” , published in the Official Gazette no. 25599 dated 30 September 2004, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority will file urgent expropriation lawsuits with the local Court of First Instance, with a request for the seizure of the immovable properties listed in the annexed list and the determination of expropriation fees. The estimated expropriation fees to be determined as a result of the on-site examination to be performed by the court expert witnesses as a result of these lawsuits will be listed by indicating the owners and shareholders of the immovable properties to be expropriated, and they will be deposited with the bank as ready for payment. The related persons may withdraw the expropriation fees from the mentioned bank branches, by presenting the ID cards, certificate of inheritance or power of attorney. For the finalization of these expropriation fees, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority Valuation Commission will also conduct a valuation work and conciliation meetings will be held on site through notices to be sent to the owners of properties. In order to judge the impacts of land acquisition the following points are considered; compliance with legal legislation (official document listing existing water usage rights in that region, public benefit decision for expropriation- appropriation), any evidence related to the public opposition, amount of expropriation area, land usage type (agricultural, pasture, forestry, arid), number of affected persons, and investing company’s intention for voluntary sale. Furthermore progress report of the project owner is followed, which informs the actual expropriation state.

Inventory of Land & Assets Acquired from Private Owners : The table is given in attached excel file, because the table has too many columns so that, it doesn’t fit into word format.

Inventory of Public, Community, or State Land Acquired : The table is given in attached excel file, because the table has too many columns so that, it doesn’t fit into word format.

Public Awareness, Consultations, and Communication :

In accordance with the EIA requirements in Turkey, Beyobası Enerji Üretim A.Ş ., has held public hearing sessions for affected communities at its hydropower project sites. A Public Participation Meeting was held on April 30, 2010 in Boğuntu Village of Anamur Town. Invitations were announced in local and regional newspapers in advance. At the public opinion hearing sessions, available information about the project including the social and economic impact of the project were provided to the public. So too were environmental concerns and mitigation measures, technology proposed and detailed explanation of the applicable regulations was provided. The meetings were followed by a site visit. Key issues raised by stakeholders at these meetings included requests for maximizing local employment, requests for further information regarding the land acquisition procedure, whether local people would benefit from power

produced by the projects and whether water from the impoundments might be used for irrigation purposes. In response to these questions, the company has hired local people wherever possible (roughly half the construction labour force comes from surrounding villages), has provided additional information on the land acquisition process and has indicated that it will discuss with Government the possibility of providing additional access across the Anamur River and whether water could in future be used for irrigation purposes. The construction of plant will have limited effects on the demographic conditions since the number of workers in the construction phase will be 650 people. A total of 20 people will be employed during the operation phase of the project. The personnel to be employed during the construction and operation phase will create employment for people in the project region which will contribute to income and livelihood of the local population. The Project activities will not be causing any physical damages such as destroying of land of economical value (agricultural land, fruit gardens, shopping area) and/or public land such as forest area , land of cultural value or land housing infrastructure that would negatively affect the socio-economic environment in the Project region. There are no residential units within the project sites hence no re-settlement action will be required for the project activity. The project will not cause any changes in the current transportation system in the region. Some points have been emphasized by the stakeholders such as the roads near the Project regions and employment of local people for the Project. The questions regarding employment were answered by the project participant. The PP stated that during the construction process, employees will be provided from local people. However, since the single computerized system requires certain skills, much qualified people will be necessary at the operation process. The Project team ensured that all relevant national legislation will be respected and complied during the Project activities. The environmental and social aspects were discussed by the stakeholders and clarifications were sought. The overall response to the project was positive. Some points have been emphasized by the stakeholders such as the village roads near the Project regions and employment of local people for the Project. The questions regarding employment were answered by the project participant. The PP stated that during the construction process, employees will be provided from local people. However, since the single computerized system requires certain skills, much qualified people will be necessary at the operation process. The Project team ensured that all relevant national legislation will be respected and complied during the Project activities. Stakeholder engagement beyond the EIA meetings and one-on-one discussions around land acquisition has been relatively informal to date, but based on interviews with community leaders, community-project relations are positive, mainly due to the large proportion of locally employed persons active at this phase of project development. Community concerns and requests for assistance are directed to Akfen Enerji staff members. A range of corporate social investments has been made at each of the projects currently under construction; these include elements such as road improvements, donation of computers to local municipal libraries, construction of new village access routes and the like. TSKB’s review indicates that local communities are supportive of these developments and that no community resistance to the construction of these projects has been identified to date. This is based on the outcomes of public hearings and TSKB site-level meetings with community leaders and some affected parties.

Status of Land Acquisition : The The table is given in attached excel file, because the table has too many columns so that, it doesn’t fit into word format.

Other Measures or Assistance provided (beyond cash compensation) : A range of corporate social investments has been made at the project currently under construction; these include elements such as road

improvements, renewing school and mosques, donation of computers to local municipal libraries, construction of new village access routes, etc. The company has hired local people wherever possible. (most of the construction labour force comes from surrounding villages)

Identification of Vulnerable People : There are no vulnerable people inhabiting the Project area. It has been determined via meeting with Village Headmen. Grievance Redress : There is no grievance until now for the construction of our HEPP project. The relations between the people at the construction site and the villagers and headmen are held positive all the time. Local people generally complaint to village headmen when there is a problem related with the project or any other issue related with daily life, and the village headmen makes the necessary action related with the complaints. In other words, the village headmen is the key person to register grievances or complaints, and he/she makes the necessary steps to solve the problems. Discussions with village Headmen and affected persons confirmed that the EIA consultation meetings have been the primary source of project information to date for local communities. In addition to the formal EIA meetings, a series of informal meetings have been held with all households whose land or homes are to be impacted by the project, in order to define the extent of affected property and to define and negotiate compensation amounts. Stakeholder engagement beyond the EIA meetings and one-to-one discussions around land acquisition has been relatively informal to date, but based on interviews with community leaders, community-project relations are positive, mainly due to the large proportion of locally employed persons active at this phase of project development.

ARAZİ SATIN ALMA ve RESETTLEMENT- Arazi satın alınması söz konusu olan ilk iki proje tüm dökümanlar ile beraber Dünya Bankasına onaya gönderilecek.

- Dünya Bankasına yılda iki kere yeni ve devam eden projelerde arazi edinme ile ilgili konular rapor edilecek. (Bununla ilgili güzel bir format ekde verilmiştir)Yatırımcılar yılda iki kez bu formata uygun güncel bilgileri (kamulaştırmanın bitip bitmediği, tapu transferleri vs konularında) TSKB ile paylaşmalıdır.

Özel şahıstan/lardan satın alma/kamulaştırma için gereken dökümantasyon

1- Kamu Yararı Kararı veya Kamulaştırma Kararı yoksa veya henüz alınmadıysa yatırımcı şu bilgileri TSKB'ye sağlar- Gerçekleşmiş olan her tapu devri ile ilgili kanuni dökümanlar (noter sözleşmesi, tapu, vs.) Firmadan istenecektir- Satın alınan parsellerin listesi, büyüklükleri, satın alım bedeli, her parselin satın alınmadan önceki sahiplerinin listesi

2- Kamu Yararı Kararı veya Kamulaştırma Kararı varsa veya alınacaksa yatırımcı şu bilgileri TSKB'ye sağlar- Kamu Yararı Kararı veya Kamulaştırma Kararı aldırmak için gereken tüm dökümanlar. Bu dökümanlarda kararın gerekliliği hakkkında açıklamalar, kamulaştırılacak parsellerle ilgili detaylar ve muhtemel bedelleri yer almalıdır. Firmadan istenecektir- Gerçekleşmiş olan her tapu devri ile ilgili kanuni dökümanlar (noter sözleşmesi, tapu, vs.) Firmadan istenecektir

- Kamulaştırma/satınalma'nın geçici ve kalıcı etkileri, etkilenen kişilerin kategorileri, etkilenen parsel sayısı, etkilenen parsellerin yüzdesi, arazinin satın alma öncesi ve sonrası kullanım amacı, satın alma öncesi arazinin sahiplerinin sayısı- Arazi kaybı, ürün kaybı, verimli ağaç kaybı, ev kaybı ve iş kaybı için uygulanan geçici ve kalıcı telafi şekillerinin açıklaması Firmadan istenecektir- Mahkeme kararlarının sonuçları, (eğer varsa)- Takas edilen arazi var ise karşılığında verilenin durumu Firmadan istenecektir

- Devlet arazisini kiralamış yada işgal etmiş üçüncü şahıslar için de Dünya Bankası OP 4.12 şartları geçerlidir. Firmadan istenecektir- Yatırımcıya devir öncesi kullanımda olan/ kullanımda olmayan arazi miktarlarının ayrı ayrı listesi ve miktarları- Devir öncesi arazileri kiracı/işgalci olarak kullananların listesi, son durumu Firmadan istenecektir

Devletten ‘kamu yararı’ kararı kapsamında tahsisle alınmış araziler için gereken dökümantasyon

TürüOWNERSHIP Type

1 ÖZEL KİŞİLİK RIZAENPRIVATE OWNERSHIP OPEN NEGOTIATION

2 ÖZEL KİŞİLİK KAMULAŞTIRMAPRIVATE OWNERSHIP EXPROPRIATION

3 KAMU MALI- 3. ŞAHIS KULLANIMINDA RIZAENPUBLIC OWNERSHIP- USED BY THIRD PARTIES OPEN NEGOTIATION

4 KAMU MALI- 3. ŞAHIS KULLANIMINDA KAMULAŞTIRMAPUBLIC OWNERSHIP- USED BY THIRD PARTIES EXPROPRIATION

5 KAMU MALI- 3. ŞAHIS KULLANIMINDA OLMAYANPUBLIC OWNERSHIP- NOT USED BY THIRD PARTIES

EASEMENT 2,601.72

COMPLETED

TOPLAM

TOTAL AREA(m2)Status

KAMULAŞTIRILACAK TAŞINMAZ MALLAR LİSTESİ (ALAN-m2)LİST OF REAL ESTATE TO BE EXPROPRIATED (m2)

NİTELİK TOPLAM

71,284.30

24,158.98

COMPLETED 44,523.64

1 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 111 OSMAN ŞEKER 1 1/1 N.A LAND2 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 112 DÖNE ERDEM 2 1/1 N.A LAND3 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 113 MEHMET TEMİZ 3 1/1 N.A LAND4 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 114 GÜLİZAR YILDIZ 4 1/1 N.A LAND5 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 115 FATMA TEMİZ 5 1/1 N.A LAND6 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 116 HÜSEYİN AVNİ YILDIZ 6 1/1 N.A LAND7 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 117 MURAT YILDIZ 7 1/1 N.A LAND8 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 118 OSMAN TEMİZ 8 1/1 N.A LAND9 SELİME YILMAZ 9 1/4 N.A10 FATMA TEMİZ 10 3/4 N.A

MUSTAFA NURİ BAYAZ 11 1/2 N.AMERYEM ERDEM 12 1/2 N.A

12 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 149 İBRAHİM YILDIRIM 13 1/1 N.A LAND13 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 152 SAİT EYİGÖZ 14 1/1 N.A LAND14 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 153 MEHMET AYDIN 15 1/1 N.A LAND

FADİME KILIÇ 16 12/36 N.AALİME DUMAN 17 1/36 N.A

FADİME TOPRAK 18 1/36 N.AABDULLAN ÜSTÜN 19 1/36 N.A

KİRAZ TOK 20 1/36 N.ASELATTİN ÜSTÜN 21 1/36 N.ASADULLAH KILIÇ 22 6/36 N.AELMAS ÜSTÜN 23 1/36 N.ANASİBE LİMON 24 30/900 N.ASABRİ UYSAL 25 30/900 N.A

MEHMET UYSAL 26 30/900 N.ASEVİM ÇOĞALAN 27 30/900 N.A

HAYRETTİN DENİZ 28 6/900 N.A

ANAMURMERSİN

ÇALTIBÜKÜANAMURMERSİN

NAME - SURNAME RATE OF SHARE

Owner’s/user’s total land holding (ha); % taken for

project.

OTLUCA HES PROJESİ KAMULAŞTIRILACAK (ÖZEL MÜLKİYET) TAŞIN

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HAYRİ DENİZ 29 6/900 N.AFAZİLET AŞICI 30 6/900 N.ASEMA GÜÇLÜ 31 6/900 N.A

ÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 32 6/900 N.ARÜSTEM UYSAL 33 6/180 N.A

EMİN UYSAL 34 6/180 N.ADURMUŞ ALİ UYSAL 35 6/180 N.AABDULLAH UYSAL 36 6/180 N.AÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 37 6/180 N.A

FADİME KILIÇ 38 12/36 N.AALİME DUMAN 39 1/36 N.A

FADİME TOPRAK 40 1/36 N.AABDULLAN ÜSTÜN 41 1/36 N.A

KİRAZ TOK 42 1/36 N.ASELATTİN ÜSTÜN 43 1/36 N.ASADULLAH KILIÇ 44 6/36 N.AELMAS ÜSTÜN 45 1/36 N.ANASİBE LİMON 46 30/900 N.ASABRİ UYSAL 47 30/900 N.A

MEHMET UYSAL 48 30/900 N.ASEVİM ÇOĞALAN 49 30/900 N.A

HAYRETTİN DENİZ 50 6/900 N.AHAYRİ DENİZ 51 6/900 N.A

FAZİLET AŞICI 52 6/900 N.ASEMA GÜÇLÜ 53 6/900 N.A

ÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 54 6/900 N.ARÜSTEM UYSAL 55 6/180 N.A

EMİN UYSAL 56 6/180 N.ADURMUŞ ALİ UYSAL 57 6/180 N.AABDULLAH UYSAL 58 6/180 N.AÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 59 6/180 N.AÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 60 5/20 N.AMUSTAFA DENİZ 61 3/20 N.A

SÜLEYMAN SIRRI DENİZ 62 3/20 N.AHASAN DENİZ 63 3/20 N.A

FAHRETTİN DENİZ 64 3/20 N.AMERYEM KIRNIK 65 3/20 N.AÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 66 5/20 N.AMUSTAFA DENİZ 67 3/20 N.A

SÜLEYMAN SIRRI DENİZ 68 3/20 N.AHASAN DENİZ 69 3/20 N.A

FAHRETTİN DENİZ 70 3/20 N.A

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LAND

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ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 340

LAND

MERYEM KIRNIK 71 3/20 N.AÜMMÜHAN DENİZ 72 5/20 N.AMUSTAFA DENİZ 73 3/20 N.A

SÜLEYMAN SIRRI DENİZ 74 3/20 N.AHASAN DENİZ 75 3/20 N.A

FAHRETTİN DENİZ 76 3/20 N.AMERYEM KIRNIK 77 3/20 N.A

14 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 453 GÜLİZAR YILDIZ 78 1/1 N.A LAND14 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 461 MURAT YILDIZ 79 1/1 N.A LAND

SELİME YILMAZ 80 1/4 N.A14 MERSİN FATMA YILMAZ 81 3/4 N.AANAMUR

LAND3 0 467ÇALTIBÜKÜ

UNDERGROWTH

16 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 5 0 342

16 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 5 0 341

6294 6294 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION3615 3615 TRANSPORTATION ROAD COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION4799 4799 TRANSPORTATION ROAD COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION6481 6154.87 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION4612 4612 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION8288 8288 TRANSPORTATION ROAD COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION4425 1350.41 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION4798 4161.45 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION

EXPROPRIATIONEXPROPRIATIONEXPROPRIATIONEXPROPRIATION

22009 82.42 BARRAGE COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION5125 5125 BARRAGE COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION3063 3063 BARRAGE COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION

COMPLETEDTRANSMISSION LINE17.09

TYPE OF TRANSFERSTATUS

EXPROPRIATION

TOTAL AREA (m²)

EXPROPRIATED AREA (m²)

REASON FOR EXPROPRIATION

NMAZ MALLAR LİSTESİ - EXPROPRIATION LIST

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11875 10345.4 POWER STATIONCOMPLETED

COMPLETEDBARRAGE15188 1220.7

2875 2875 POWER STATION

EXPROPRIATIONCOMPLETED

1063

666 353.59 FOREBAY

1063 POWER STATION

COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION

COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION

319.4 319.4 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION3101.29 3101.29 PENSTOCK COMPLETED EXPROPRIATION

EXPROPRIATIONEXPROPRIATION

68682.62

COMPLETED

1529.6 1529 POWER STATION COMPLETED

POWER STATION

313 313 EXPROPRIATION

1 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 147 TREASURY 1/1 RAW LAND 24625.00 1147.65 BARRAGE COMPLETED NO USER EASEMENT 2 MERSİN ANAMUR ÇALTIBÜKÜ 3 0 150 TREASURY 1/1 UNDERGROWTH 16366.00 1454.07 TUNNEL EXIT COMPLETED NO USER EASEMENT

2601.72

DEVLETTTEN DEVİR ALINAN YADA KULLANIM HAKKI DEVRİ ALINAN TAŞINMAZ MALLAR LİSTESİ - LIST OF PUBLIC LANDS

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