Mr. Nelson is the President & CEO of Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. Nelson has served as President of Harbert Power since January 1994. He has overall responsibility for all of Harbert Power activities, including development, operations, and management of Harbert Corporation’s power assets and is co-head of HMC’s Power Funds. Prior to his appointment as President, he served as a Vice President of Harbert Corporation where he was directly responsible for the development and management of Harbert Corporation’s independent power projects. Earlier, Mr. Nelson served in Harbert Corporation’s construction company as Group Manager- Industrial, Project Manager-Overseas, Project Coordinator and Field Engineer. His education includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Auburn University and a Master of Business Administration degree from the Darden School of the University of Virginia.

Mr. Molony is Executive Vice President & COO of Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. Molony has been employed by Harbert Power since 1994. As Executive Vice President of Harbert Power, Mr. Molony is co-head of power fund activities, including portfolio asset development, acquisition and management. Earlier, he served in a variety of project management and development capacities for Harbert Corporation and Harbert Construction Company and has been involved in all of Harbert Corporation’s power assets as well as those of HMC’s power funds. Prior to joining HMC, he held management positions with Brown and Root, Inc. Mr. Molony has a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Auburn University.

Mr. Kilgroe is the Senior Vice President & Controller of Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. Kilgroe has been employed by Harbert Power since 1994 and previously served a subsidiary of Harbert Corporation’s power company in a similar position for seven years prior. Mr. Kilgroe’s responsibilities for Harbert Power include oversight of all accounting, treasury, and administrative functions related to Harbert Power and HMC’s power funds. He was previously employed in a management position with the U.S. operations of Blue Circle Industries, PLC and as an audit manager with Ernst and Young. Mr. Kilgroe holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University of Alabama and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Mr. Moore is a Managing Director for Harbert Power, LLC. Before joining Harbert Power, Mr. Moore was Vice President, Fossil Operations for PSEG Power, an affiliate of the Public Service Enterprise Group. Mr. Moore has 25 years of experience in all aspects of independent power and cogeneration plants. At PSEG Power, Mr. Moore managed the day to day operations of the PSEG Power fossil and hydroelectric generation units amounting to over 10,000 MW of capacity. Prior to PSEG, Mr. Moore worked in a number of positions for Asea Brown Boveri including General Manager, Kalaeloa Cogeneration Plant and Director, Business Development. Mr. Moore has a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from UConn and a Master of Business Administration degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Mr. McBrayer is the Director of Plant Services of Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. McBrayer joined HMC in 1994 and is responsible for managing start-up and operations activities for both Harbert Corporation’s power assets and HMC’s power funds. Prior to 1994, Mr. McBrayer was employed by a Harbert Corporation subsidiary. Mr. McBrayer was directly responsible for the start-up of the Bay Area, Hanford, Tracy, CAES and University of Colorado projects as well as Harbinger Independent Power Fund II’s Freeport and Pinelawn assets. Prior to employment with the Harbert Corporation subsidiary, Mr. McBrayer held start-up and engineering positions with Combustion Engineering O&M Services, Lummus Crest, Inc. and Chemical Construction Corporation. Mr. McBrayer holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the University of Alabama.

Mr. Lassiter is a Vice President & Director of Investments for Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. Lassiter is involved with development, acquisition and asset management for HMC’s power funds. Before joining HMC, he held positions with Edison Mission Energy and Southern Natural Gas (“SONAT”). He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Alabama.

Mr. Martin is a Vice President & Director of Investments for Harbert Power, LLC. Mr. Martin is involved with development, acquisition, and asset management for HMC’s power funds. Before joining HMC, he served as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy. He holds an A.B. in Engineering Sciences from Dartmouth College and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Mr. Hamblen is a Director of Investments for Harbert Power, LLC. Before joining HMC in 2007, he worked as a gas and steam turbine field engineer in power plant applications for GE Energy. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Auburn University and a Master of Business Administration degree from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.

Crystal L. Burnett is Senior Tax Accountant for Harbert Power. Prior to joining HMC in 2012, she worked for Warren Averett Kimbrough & Marino, LLC and EBSCO Industries, Inc. where she served as a Senior Tax Accountant. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Master of Tax Accounting degree from the University of Alabama. She is also a Certified Public Accountant.

GWF ENERGY (49.9% INTEREST) - SOLD

Hanford, Henrietta and Tracy, California
525 MW gas-fired combined and simple cycle plants

LONGVIEW POWER – (1ST LIEN SECURITIES) – SOLD

Maidsville, West Virginia
695 MW coal-fired plant

SIDNEY A. MURRY (LESSOR INTEREST)

Vidalia, Louisiana
192 MW run-of-river hydroelectric plant

GWF ENERGY (10.1% INTEREST) – SOLD

Hanford, Henrietta and Tracy, California
525 MW gas-fired combined and simple cycle plants

YORK ENERGY CENTRE

King, Ontario (Canada)
400 MW gas-fired peaker plant

ASTORIA ENERGY I AND II

Queens, New York
1100 MW gas-fired combined cycle plants

DIXIE PELLETS (EXITED VIA CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY)

Selma, Alabama 520,000 tons per year wood pellet plant

GWF ENERGY (40% INTEREST) – SOLD

Hanford, Henrietta and Tracy, California
525 MW gas-fired combined and simple cycle plants

FLUVANNA – SOLD

Fluvanna County, Virginia
885 MW gas-fired combined cycle plant

FREEPORT – SOLD

Freeport, New York
47 MW dual-fuel simple cycle peaking plant

PINELAWN – SOLD

Babylon, New York
80 MW dual-fuel combined cycle plant

KALAELOA

Oahu, Hawaii
209 MW oil-fired combined cycle plant

LOCKPORT

Lockport, New York
200 MW gas-fired combined cycle plant

PARIS – SOLD

Paris, Texas
225 MW gas-fired combined cycle plant

SODA LAKE – SOLD

Fallon, Nevada
14 MW geothermal plant

LYONSDALE – SOLD

Lyonsdale, New York
19 MW wood-fired plant

BRIDGEWATER – SOLD

Bridgewater, New Hampshire
17 MW wood-fired plant

TRACY – SOLD

Tracy, California
20 MW wood-waste plant

GWF POWER SYSTEMS, I-V AND HANFORD – RETIRED

117 MW (combined) petroleum coke-fired plants