Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure

For this month’s Employee Highlight, we sat down with Neel Mathur, Investment Analyst at GSI. We discussed his role, what he wants to cross off his bucket list, and much more. To read the full interview, visit our website: https://bit.ly/4j2Dumd

For our March project profile, we’re featuring Interlake Solar, a 2.9 MW DC ground-mounted solar facility in Geneva, NY. Since November 2016, Interlake has been generating approximately 3 GWh annually, supplying around 10% of Ithaca College’s electricity needs through a 25-year virtual net metering agreement. As a key part of GSI’s solar portfolio, Interlake Solar plays a vital role in advancing clean energy and building a more sustainable future. ????

GSI’s Strategic Capital team are heading west to Infocast’s 2025 Solar + Wind Finance & Investment Summit from March 16-19 in Phoenix, AZ! As active investors in renewable energy infrastructure, we’re looking forward to engaging with industry leaders, developers, and financiers to discuss the evolving landscape of solar investments, tax equity, and capital markets. We’d love to connect and explore opportunities to accelerate the growth of clean energy projects. Ahmar Zaman – Chief Financial Officer Tyson Zehr – Director of Project Finance

In continuation of our commitment to keeping you informed and engaged on this groundbreaking project, we’re excited to share the third installment of our Iyuhána Solar newsletter. Get the latest updates, stories, and insights as we continue to make progress on the Iyuhána Solar Project. ? Please visit the Iyuhána Solar Project Website (iyuhanasolar.com) to view the newsletter and other Project related information. ? We also welcome you to stay connected through our social media platforms below. To visit our Instagram:?instagram.com/iyuhanasolar To visit our Facebook:?bit.ly/3R24Soa To visit our X Account:?x.com/iyuhanasolar

As we look ahead to International Women’s Day tomorrow, we reaffirm our commitment to fostering a workplace where everyone feels valued, heard, and empowered to thrive. True progress comes from embracing diverse perspectives and championing equality in everything we do. ? At GSI, we celebrate the remarkable women who power our mission and drive innovation in sustainable infrastructure. Their leadership, expertise, and passion are essential in shaping a cleaner, greener future. ? Today, tomorrow, and every day, we recognize and appreciate the women who make a difference at GSI and beyond. ? Happy International Women’s Day! ??

?? Pleased to share that long-time Libra Group leader, Camilo Patrignani, has been appointed Head of Infrastructure, overseeing our three #RenewableEnergy subsidiaries. Camilo’s remit will also include oversight of the Group’s growing portfolio of sustainable critical minerals for use in North America.? ? Since joining Libra Group in 2008, Camilo has played a key role in shaping our renewable energy operations, holding several senior roles. Before joining Libra Group as Executive Vice President of Energy, he served as founding CEO of Greenwood Energy (GWE), one of our renewable energy subsidiaries based in Latin America, and later as CEO of Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure (GSI), one of our renewable energy subsidiaries based in North America. ? ? Camilo has also been instrumental in overseeing innovative partnerships of our subsidiaries with indigenous peoples, including GSI’s collaboration with the Ocean Man First Nation on the Iyuhána Solar project and GWE’s partnership with the Arhuaco Indigenous tribe of Colombia for the TERRA Initiative. ? Following this promotion, Camilo will oversee Libra Group’s entire renewable energy portfolio, including 3 renewable energy subsidiaries: GWE, GSI, and EuroEnergy—our European-based renewable energy subsidiary. Together, these 3 independently-run companies encompass in excess of 10 gigawatts (GW) of projects owned, developed, or pending development across 12 countries, spanning #solar, wind, battery storage, and waste-to-energy projects. ? ?? We are proud of Camilo’s journey within Libra Group, which reflects our ethos of empowering our people to grow and take on new challenges. Congratulations, Camilo, we look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish in this next chapter!

The Iyuhana Solar Project is proud to collaborate with Iron & Earth, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to breaking down barriers for those pursuing careers in renewable energy. Together, we're hosting a Community Celebration?at Ocean Man First Nation! What to Expect: ?? Learn about the Iyuhana Solar Project and solar energy ?? Meet the project teams ?? Discover Iron & Earth’s upcoming solar training program in OMFN ??? Enjoy a complimentary lunch Ocean Man Band members are invited to attend! ?? Location:?Ocean Man First Nation Communiplex ?? Date & Time:?March 8, 2025 | 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM

For this month’s Employee Highlight, we sat down with Drew Rogerson, Senior Project Developer at GSI. We discussed his role, what he wants to cross off his bucket list, and much more. To read the full interview, visit our website: https://bit.ly/417ogok

For February’s project profile, we are highlighting our Willow Hill portfolio, which includes two ground-mounted solar projects in Massachusetts. Willow Hill Lenox – A 540 kW DC solar facility in Lenox, Massachusetts. This project sells net metering credits to a private low-income housing offtaker and has been in commercial operation since April 2017. Willow Hill Lee – A 2,200 kW DC fixed-tilt solar project located on a closed industrial landfill in Lee, Massachusetts. The project utilizes a combination of ballasted and pile foundations for its installation and provides net metering credits to the Towns of Lee and Lenox. It became operational in April 2017. Both projects generate and sell renewable energy certificates under the Massachusetts SREC II program. Contributing a combined 2.75 MW DC of energy production, the Willow Hill solar projects play a key role in our renewable energy portfolio and support our vision of creating a more sustainable future.

Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure (GSI) is fostering opportunities for students in Saskatchewan through the Iyuhána Solar Project which is proud to partner with Southeast College Saskatchewan. ? On February 11th, a ceremony was held at Southeast College to provide awards to deserving students, including two Indigenous student awards through Iyuhána Solar. ? Lydia Bruyere Hanson & Malora Liska, students enrolled in Southeast College’s?Mental Health and Addictions Counselling Diploma?program at the Estevan Campus, each received the Iyuhána Indigenous Bursary. ? GSI is committed to supporting student success by offering annual scholarship opportunities for Southeast College students, including: $5,000 in Annual Scholarships – Supporting 16 Southeast College students enrolled in the Computer Science Training Through Projects program $5,000 in Annual Indigenous Scholarships – Empowering 2 Indigenous Southeast College students ? These scholarships represent our dedication to sustainability, education, and development and partnership in our project communities. We are honored to contribute to creating brighter futures for students pursuing innovative projects and meaningful careers.