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1. Proposed Position: Energy specialist 2. Name of Firm: MonEnergy Consult Co., Ltd 3. Name of Expert: Erdenedalai Lodon 4. Date of Birth: 06 August 1965

Citizenship: Mongolia

5. Education: 1984 1989: First-class Graduate Diploma of Power Engineer, Urals Polytechnic Institute (UPI), Russia 1998 1999: M. Sc. in power engineering, Mongolian State Technical University, Mongolia 2000 2001: Graduate Diploma of a master in Business Administration (MBA), Government of Mongolia Academy of Management 6. Membership of Professional Associations: - Member of Representative Managing Board of Mongolian Association of Power Engineers; - Government Certified Consulting Engineer of Mongolia (certified by MMRE) 7. Other Training: CERTIFICATES of: 24 Oct. 25 Nov. 1994: International Training Program on Energy Conservation in industries, Malmo, Sweden 19 23 Apr. 1999: ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK Country Seminar on the Use of Consulting Services 15 24 Sep. 1999: ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK Country Seminar on the Project Implementation and Administration Nov. 12 16, 2001: ESCO Development Seminar, sponsored by Dutch Mongolian Project Promoting Energy Efficiency Investments in Mongolias Industries Establishment of the ESCO 8. Countries of Work Experience: Mongolia, China, Sweden, Russia, Japan, 9. Languages: Mongolian Russian English Speaking Native Good Good Reading Native good good Writing Native good good

10. Employment Record: From Dec. 1998 : To now Employer : MonEnergy Consult Ltd Position held : General Director, energy & environment consulting services, heat and power plant engineering, energy expert and economist for various energy & environmental projects such as designing, engineering & feasibility studies, energy efficiency, energy conservation, energy auditing, power generation & distribution improvement & rehabilitation projects, district heating & heat supply projects, renewable energy, power management. From Apr. 1995 Employer Position held : To Dec. 1998 : Energy Authority - Implementing Agency of Government of Mongolia : Project Engineer (boiler refurbishment), Project Implementation Unit (PIU) for Power Rehabilitation Project financed by ADB Loan No.1334MON (SF)

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From Mar. 1993 Employer Position held

: To Apr. 1995 : Ministry of Fuel & Energy of Mongolia : Manager of Energy Conservation Cell, and Project Manager for Energy Audit, Efficiency and Conservation Study Project, sponsored by ADB TA. No-1750 MON. : To Mar. 1993 : Central Energy System of Mongolia (later Energy Authority) : Boiler Engineer responsible for boiler performance tests, operation & maintenance for heat & power plants under the Energy Authority. : To Nov. 1991 : Ulaanbaatar Thermal Electric Station No. 3 (TES #3) : Boiler engineer, thermal power engineer

From Nov. 1991 Employer Position held

From Sep. 1989 Employer Position held

11. Detailed Assigned

Tasks 12. Work Undertaken that Best Illustrates Capability to Handle the Tasks
Assigned 1) Name of assignment or project: Renewable Energy Regulatory Development Roadmap Year: Jun. 2008-Apr.2009 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: ECA, United Kingdom, primary contract with EBRD Main project features: The objective is to assist the Energy Regulatory Authority of Mongolia (ERA) to improve the feed-in tariff regime related to electricity generated from renewable energy sources; assess least-cost options for developing renewable energy in Mongolia; assess affordability of renewable energy in the country and formulate a renewable energy regulatory development road map up to 2020. Positions held: Energy economist/local consultant Activities performed: The Consultants will review previous studies, projects, policies and plans; assist the ERA in analyzing the effect of the current feed-in tariff for renewable energy resources and improving renewable feed-in tariff sustainability; develop a renewable energy regulatory development road map (the Road Map) of Mongolia; training of ERA counterpart staff; work with ERA to assess the electricity grid and grid protocols in Mongolia in terms of their suitability for accepting renewable energy generation sources in accordance with the Road Map; work with ERA to further develop the primary/secondary legislation and rules/standards for support of renewable energy in Mongolia; evaluate the CDM national procedures and determine the Carbon Emission Factor (CEF) of the Mongolian electricity grid. 2) Name of assignment or project: World Bank Renewable Energy & Rural Electricity Access Project: Creation of Soums Electricity Utility and User Association. Year: Feb. 2008-Jul. 2009 Location: 14 Soums in various Aimags, which has installed renewable energy source, Mongolia Client: National Renewable Energy Center, Mongolia Main project features: Soums are equipped with hydride system combined with Solar, Wind Power System with diesel stations (14 soums in various provinces. The scope of work is included activities for creating the Soum Electricity Utility and User Association. Soum Electricity Utility. Positions held: Team leader Activities performed: Assist in creation of Soum Electricity Utility (private management) and Soum Association. Works include: (i) discuss the potential benefits for setting up a soum utility with different parties and identify the optimal soum utility set up; (ii) assist to create a Soum Utility and develop proper business plan; (iii) identify potential savings through small investment in energy efficiency or good housekeeping; and (iv) identify commercial or productive activities for

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better electricity services. Soum Association : (i) create awareness and provde information about the possibilities to improve soum electricity supplies; (ii) assist the soum population to create a Soum Association; and improve the capacity of the soum association to become a real sparring partner to the soum utility. 3) Name of assignment or project: Thermal Power Plants; Rehabilitation and Efficiency Improvements Regional (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan & Mongolia). Market and Investment Needs Study. Year: Nov. 2008 May 2009 Location: Regional Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mongolia Client: European Bank for Reconstruction & Development (EBRD) Main project features: In many countries of operation of EBRD, especially in Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, there is a large number of thermal power plants (TPPs) that are old and with poor performance. By providing the proposed services the Bank will be able to help its clients identify the most appropriate Rehabilitation Investment Programme that will extend lifetime of main equipment, improve energy efficiency and overall performance as well as reduce environmental impacts. Positions held: Consultant/Thermal Power Plant Engineer Activities performed: (i) to review and analyse the existing situation and general technical condition of the main TPPs and CHPs; (ii) to assess at a preliminary level the needs for investment projects for rehabilitation and performance improvement; (iii) to review and assess the capabilities of local manufacturers of equipment; (iv) to prepare a long list of appropriate rehabilitation projects and sub-projects that could be implemented in TPPs and CHPs together with an order of magnitude estimation of the investment costs. The Consultant shall prepare the Model Rehabilitation Programme (MRP) that should address all the plants systems, including: (i) modernisation and improvement of the fuel supply system; (ii) reconstruction and modernisation of boilers; (iii) reconstruction and upgrade of turbines; (iv) modernisation of generators; (v) reconstruction and modernisation of condensers and cooling systems; (vi) reconstruction and modernisation of auxiliary systems; (vii) reconstruction and modernisation of the flue gas cleaning systems to reduce environmental impacts; (viii) reconstruction and modernization of solid and liquid waste management systems to reduce environmental impacts. 4) Name of assignment or project: Ulaanbaatar Clean Air Initiative Project: Legal and Operational Framework Year: Aug. 2008 May 2009. Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Citrus-partners, UK, primary contract with EBRD Main project features: Winter air pollution levels in Ulaanbaatar are at crisis level. The biggest impacting source is understood to result from the combustion of raw coal for heating and cooking in the residential Ger districts. Overall objective of the project is to provide legal and technical support to the Government in development and implementation of a framework for fuel substitution. Positions held: Energy expert/economist Activities performed: Tasks of the consultant: (i) operation framework development;
(ii) review, analyze, and describe international experience in addressing coal based air pollution; (iii) review in detail the current domestic residential fuel market in Mongolia; (iv) review all stakeholder efforts to expand clean fuel production, arrange distribution, highlight benefits and incentive demand; (v) investigate possibilities and potential for benefiting from use of carbon financing facilities related to CDM; (vi) review other major sources of air pollution in Ulaanbaatar; (vii) design and elaborate a detailed operational framework and implementation plan for substitution of raw fuel with clean fuel; (viii) examine the affordability issue and indentify any other barriers to increased clean fuel production, providing recommendations for their alleviation; (ix) cost projections for each level of supply chain for clean fuels from extraction, through processing, to wholesale & consumer purchase; (x) a detailed and comprehensive communications and public awareness strategy; (xi) a detailed and comprehensive logistics and distribution strategy aimed at insuring the maximum availability of clean fuel in the relevant Ger areas; (xii) a detailed environment monitoring strategy and implementation plan to measure, analyze, process, document and disseminate the result of fuel substitution; (xii) detailed proposal for viable, sustainable short-term incentivisation of fuel substitution; (xiii) design a legal conceptual framework; (xiv) implementation of pilot design and project;
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5) Name of assignment or project: ADB TA project: Small Cities and Towns Development Demonstration Project, China Year: 2007-2008 Location: Provinces of Hebei, Liaoning, and Shanxi in China Client: AECOM International, USA, prime contract with ADB Main project features: Work as international consultant for ADB TA project. The objectives are to (i) identify the most appropriate municipal infrastructure, public services, and urban upgrading programs to facilitate economic development, expand urban utility services, enhance environmental protection and management, support employment generation and reduce the existing low income levels in the secondary small cities and towns of the provinces of Hebei, Liaoning, and Shanxi; (ii) prepare feasibility studies for a sector based investment project in each province; (iii) establish criteria for selection and prioritization of the subproject cities and towns (vi) formulate the project by reference to demonstration subprojects in each Province for possible funding by ADB. Positions held: International consultant/district heating Activities performed: I will work as international consultant/distrcit heating expert for ADB TA project, performing the above duties. Prepared FS and project documents for district heating projects in 3 small cities. 6) Name of assignment or project: Mongolia Energy Sector Study for Promoting Aid Effectiveness by JICA. Year: March to July 2010. Location: Mongolia Client: Nippon Koei, Japan, a prime contract with JICA. Main project features: The objective of the study is to collect the latest data and information on the current situation of energy sector in Mongolia, review the policy and activities of the Government of Mongolia and donors, figure out the barrier or bottleneck to develop energy sector, sort out the data to explore the long-term framework of the intervention by Japanese Official Development Assistance in energy sector. Positions held: Energy specialist Activities performed: updating data and information of energy sector in Mongolia; preparation of sustainable operation and maintenance plan for CHP#4 in mid and long term; prioritizing the alternative action plan to mitigate the problems and to empower the operations in energy sector.. 7) Name of assignment or project: Feasibility Studies on Mogoingol coal mine based Thermal Power Plant Year: Sept. Dec.2009 Location: Mongolia Client: Ministry of Mineral Resources & Energy, Mongolia Main project features: To perform the Feasibility Studies on Mogoingol coal mining based Power Plant. This power plant will supply an reliable electricity in western three provinces. Feasibility study on the coal fired power plant between Uliastai and Murun by using Mogoingol mining coal. Studies will be done for the improving the Mogoingol coal mining to reliably supply coal to the power plant. Positions held: Team leader/thermal power expert Activities performed: Performed the Feasibility Studies on Mogoingol coal mining based Power Plant. Feasibility study on the coal fired power plant between Uliastai and Murun by using Mogoingol mining coal. Included Studies for improving the Mogoingol coal mining. 8) Name of assignment or project: Feasibility Studies on Uliastai-MogoingolMurun Soums 110 kV Power Transmission Line. Year: 2007-Mar. 2008 Location: Zhavkhan and Huvsgul Aimags (provinces), Mongolia Client: Ministry of Fuel & Energy, Mongolia Main project features: To perform the Feasibility Studies on UliastaiMogoingol-Murun Soums 110 kV Power Transmission Line and Mogoingol coal mining based Power Plant. Length is approximately 550 km. Feasibility study on

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the coal fired power plant between Uliastai and Murun by using Mogoingol mining coal. Studies will be done for the improving the Mogoingol coal mining Positions held: Team leader/thermal power expert Activities performed: To perform the Feasibility Studies on Uliastai-MogoingolMurun Soums 110 kV Power Transmission Line and Mogoingol coal mining based Power Plant. Length is approximately 550 km. Feasibility study on the coal fired power plant between Uliastai and Murun by using Mogoingol mining coal. Included Studies for improving the Mogoingol coal mining. 9) Name of assignment or project: Rehabilitation Project of the 4th Thermal Power Plant in Ulaanbaatar (Phase-2), financed by Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) ($55 million) Year: Jan. 2002 Dec. 2006 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Ministry of Fuel & Energy, Mongolia Main project features: Conversion of firing system to direct for 4x420 t/h coal fired boilers, Replacement of boiler pressure parts, Rehabilitation of controls and instrumentation, Replacement of power generators excitation systems, Environment improvement. Positions held: Local Project Manager/ Consultant/boiler engineer Activities performed: Preparation of Bidding Documents (for 7 packages), Bid Evaluation and Contract negotiation, Review of design and engineering documents, Coordination of works between the Purchaser and Contractors, Monitoring of erection and progress of works, Inspection of material, witness tests and commissioning and Preparation of progress reports and project completion report. 10) Name of assignment or project: Power Rehabilitation Project co-financed by ADB, NDF and DANIDA ($50 million) Year: Sep. 1994 to Apr. 2001 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Ministry of Infrastructure, Mongolia and HYUNDAI Engineering Co., Ltd, Republic of Korea Main project features: The Project consists of following packages: Ulaanbaatar Thermal Electric Station #3 (TES #3), High Pressure (HP) Side Boiler Refurbishment (4x220t/h); Ulaanbaatar TES #3, HP Side Turbine Refurbishment (4x100MW); Ulaanbaatar District Heating Improvement; Operation and Maintenance Training; Management Training; and Environment improvement. Positions held: Project Engineer/ Local Consultant/Boiler engineer Activities performed: Preparation of Bid Documents, Tendering, Bid evaluations and contract negotiations; Review of basic and detailed design; Monitor of project implementation work; Supervision and control of erection, testing, commissioning and construction works. 11) Name of assignment or project: Feasibility Study and Detailed Design of Heat Only Boiler Station and District Heating System in Zamin-Uud town of Dornogobi Aimag, Mongolia Year: Aug. 2008 Dec. 2009 Location: Dornogovi Aimag, Zamin-Uud soum, Mongolia Client: Ministry of Construction & Urban Development, Mongolia Main project features: Feasibility Study on New Heat Only Boiler Station and District Heating System in Zamin-Uud town of Dornogobi Aimag, Mongolia will be carried out and presented to the Ministry of Construction & Urban Development. Heat capacity of the plant is 30MWth. Having approved by the ministry FSR, Detailed Design and engineering of Heat Only Boiler Station and District Heating System in Zamin-Uud town of Dornogobi Aimag, Mongolia will be performed. Positions held: Team leader/heating engineer Activities performed: Having approved by the ministry FSR, Detailed Design and
engineering of Heat Only Boiler Station and District Heating System in Zamin-Uud town of Dornogobi Aimag, Mongolia will be performed. The consultant shall carry out the implementation consulting services for the project.

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12) Name of assignment or project: ADB TA9109: Community Based Heating Supply in Rural Remote Areas, Mongolia Year: 2007-Dec.2009 Location: 12 Soum in Various Aimags (provinces), Mongolia Client: H & J, USA, primary contract with ADB Main project features: Heating services in rural area is now extremely poor. The impact of the project is to improve the quality of life during winter in remote rural areas in Mongolia. The outcome is to provide sustainable heating services in remote rural areas. The outputs are (i) reduce the burden of local budget for coal purchasing, (ii) reduce CO2 emission from boiler, (iii) build capacity of local boiler manufacture, and (iv) establish operation and maintenance system at pilot project sites. The project Component A site selection for pilot projects and community mobilization, Components B replacement of about 25 of maximum 1MW heat only boiler system, training for operation and maintenance of boiler house, business advisory to boiler manufacturer, and information dissemination and Component C grant management, monitoring and auditing. Positions held: Deputy team leader/heating boiler Activities performed: Work as a deputy team leader and heating boiler engineer. 14) Name of assignment or project: ADB RETA 6389: Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Members Electricity Regulators Forum Year: Aug-Sep. 2007. Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: IDP Consult, Inc. (prime contract with ADB) Main project features: Preparation of inception report, preparation of the September 2007 international training workshop, conduct of the training workshops, post-workshop evaluation, the training workshop completion report. Translated all training topics and materials from English into Russian. Positions held: Energy regulation specialist Activities performed: Assist in conducting the CAREC members International Training Workshops on Energy Regulation, translation of all training topics and materials from English into Russian, preparation and logistics of the training workshops. Preparation of reports, post-evaluation. 15) Name of assignment or project: Basic Studies on Heat Only Boilers & Heating Supply in All Soums (rural small centers) & towns of Huvsgul Aimag (province), Mongolia Year: Nov. 2006 Feb. 2007. Location: Huvsgul Aimag (24 Soum centers in province), Mongolia Client: Energy Research and Development Center of Ministry of Fuel & Energy, Mongolia Main project features: Studies & site surveys on heat only boilers and heating systems, environmental and meteorological studies, social studies, fuel cost analysis, coal supply, conditions of end-user heating system & existing buildings in all Soums & towns, design and prepare improvement measures, plans & schemes, financial & ecomomical analysis and cost estimations of improvement options. Positions held: Team Leader/boiler & heating expert Activities performed: Conduct site visits and surveys on heat only boilers & heating system in each Soums of Huvsgul aimag; Environmental, meteorological and social studies; Prepare and develop improvement measures and options for each Soum; Prepare heating improvement plans & schemes; Conduct financial and economic analysis of improvement measures; Prepare cost estimations. 16) Name of assignment or project: Detailed design and calculation of conversion of -20 Russian type heat only boilers to low temperature fluidized bed combustion technology. Year: 2007 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Energy Research & Development Centre under MoFE Main project features: To improve reliable operation & efficiency and reduce

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negative environment impact of the local heat only boilers, detailed design and calculation of the convertion of -20 Russian type heat only boilers to low temperature fluidised bed combustion technology were performed. This type of the heat only boilers are widely used for heating of urban and rural centers in Mongolia. Positions held: District Heating Expert Activities performed: Performed detailed design and calculation of the convertion of -20 Russian type heat only boilers to low temperature fluidised bed combustion technology. 17) Name of assignment or project: Terminal Evaluation for Commercialization of Super Insulated Buildings in Mongolia MON/99/G35 Project (Energy Efficient Housing-EHH), financed by UNDP and GEF. Year: 2007 Location: Mongolia Client: UNDP Country Office Mongolia Main project features: The objective of the EHH project were (i) to reduce the energy consumption and CO2 emissions in the housing sector; (ii) to demonstrate energy efficient technologies; (iii) to increase in-country human resource and technical capacities for energy conservation in the housing sector; (vi) to create an enabling environment for energy conservation in the housing sector. The project pilot tested ger blanket insulation in 410 households. Positions held: National Consultant/ Sustainable Energy Expert Activities performed: This evaluation is to determine to what extend the project has achieved its targets and has improved the energy efficiency in buildings in Mongolia. The Evaluation Report: (1) executive summary; (2) introduction and (3) the project and its development context are more of a descriptive assessment. (4) the findings and conclusions (4.1) project formulation: conceptualisation and design of the project, country-ownership/ driveness, stakeholders participation, replication approach, implementation approach, monitoring & evaluation, stakeholders participation, financial planning, sustainability, execution and implementation modalities; (4.3) Results; attainment of outcome/achievement of objectives; (5) recommendations; (6) lessons learned. 18) Name of assignment or project: Market survey on demand for services to be provided by Energy Conservation Centers (ECCs), Commercialization of Super Insulated Buildings in Mongolia MON/99/G35 Project, financed by UNDP and GEF. Year: 2006 Location: Mongolia Client: UNDP Country Office Mongolia Main project features: ECCs were established under the Energy Efficient Housing project. Conduct surveys on households and entities to determine the services to provided by ECCs, evaluation of ECCs operation, identify further strengthening of ECCs, define potential government policies, and recommend the possible measures and basis for sustainable operation of the ECCs. Positions held: Specialist in Heat Energy Efficiency Activities performed: Review of the current services of ECCs, and related Project document and reports; Develop comprehensive questionnaire for both of households and organization/industrial entities; Carry out a survey among the trainees; Evaluation of the current capacity of ECCs; Identification of further strengthening of ECCs capacity; Review of legal documents from the market demand point of view; Determine EE services within Government 40,000 Housing Program; Define potential government policy supports; -Study of the ECC practices abroad; Recommendations on possible condition and basis for selfsustained operation of the ECCs 19) Name of assignment or project: Energy Auditing & Energy Efficiency Demonstration Project in Public Buildings of the Khan-Uul District, supported by United Nation Economic & Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP). Year: September 2005 May 2006

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Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Khan-Uul District Governors Office of Ulaanbaatar city Main project features: Conduct energy audits and implement an energy efficiency measures in the public buildings, replacement of incandescent bulbs & standard fluorescent lamps with compact fluorescent lamps & new reflective lighting fixtures with fluorescent lamps, installation of thermostat valves at radiators, balancing & shut-off valves in the space heating system, thermal insulation improvement, replacement of old heating boilers with more efficient ones, awareness raising, conduct an international workshop etc. Positions held: Consultant/Heat Efficiency Expert Activities performed: Perform a detailed energy audit design and implementation plan; site surveys; Carry out an energy efficiency audit in buildings of the KhanUul District; Prepare recommendations from the energy audit, design and a detailed scope of energy efficiency measures to be implemented; Supervise the implementation of selected recommendations; Organize an international workshop and training. 20) Name of assignment or project: Post Evaluation & Project Performance Audit Report for Energy Conservation Project, financed by ADB ($10 million). Year: 2005 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Asian Development Bank Main project features: To undertake a post evaluation of the Energy Conservation Project and to examine in details (i) appropriateness of project design; (ii) achievement of project objectives in terms of improvement of district heating reliability and reduction of district heating losses and efficient use of energy by residential & industrial customers; (iii) sustainability of the project impacts in terms of operation and maintenance of the project facilities, continued effort for the improvements of the district heating system, financial performance, level of government subsidy and rationing; (iv) demonstration effects of the demonstration subproject in the residential sector; (v) social impacts; (vi) commercialization of EAs management & operation and current tariff policies. Positions held: Local Consultant /District Heating Expert Activities performed: Collect data; Assist the international consultant in carrying out the household survey for four apartment buildings modified with energy efficiency measures under the demonstration project; Arrange focus group discussion with the poor living in gers; Schedule meetings with government officials, implementing agencies, and other institutions; and English translation. 21) Name of assignment or project: Power System Master Plan Study, ADB T.A. No. 2095-MON Year: Dec. 1994 to July 1995 Location: Mongolia Client: WORLEY International, New Zealand and LAHMEYER International, Germany. Main project features: To review the forecast for heat and power and prepare an integrated, least cost development program up to 2015 taking into account the energy resource and also severe fiscal constraints. Positions held: Local Consultant/power plant specialist Activities performed: Review and forecast for Heat & Power Plants, Heat Only Boilers Stations, District Heating Systems in the Central Energy System, Aimags and all rural centres of Mongolia, preparation of integrated least cost development programme in taking into account the energy resource and severe fiscal constraints. 22) Name of assignment or project: Rehabilitation Project of Choibalsan Heat and Power Station, Phase-2, financed by German KfW. Year: 2001 Location: Choibalsan city, Mongolia Client: Energy Authority, Mongolia Main project features: Refurbishment of 2x75 t/h coal-fired boilers and 2x12 MW steam turbines, replacement of Instrumentation & Control and improvement of the district heating system.

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Positions held: Local Consultant/boiler/heating engineer Activities performed: Review of Bidding Documents, bids evaluation and preparation of the report. 23) Name of assignment or project: Rehabilitation of Choibalsan Heat and Power Station, Phase-I, financed by German KfW Bank Year: 1998-99 Location: Choibalsan city, Mongolia Client: Energy Authority, Mongolia Main project features: Refurbishment of 3x75 t/h coal-fired boilers and 2x12 MW steam turbines, replacement of Instrumentation & Control and improvement of the district heating system. Positions held: Energy expert Activities performed: Preparation of bidding documents, Bids evaluation and Preparation of the report. 24) Name of assignment or project: Energy Conservation Project, financed by ADB Loan No. 1492 MON (SF) Year: 1997-1998 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Energy Authority of Mongolia Main project features: Installation of heat meters and calibration stand, replacement of district heating pipelines, valves, pumps, installation of current transformers, electric meters, energy conservation demonstration projects in residential buildings etc. Positions held: District Heating Expert Activities performed: Preparation & Review of Bidding Documents, Bids Evaluation, Preparation of evaluation report and Contract Negotiation. 25) Name of assignment or project: Rehabilitation Project of Ulaanbaatar Thermal Power Plant # 4. Phase-1, financed by Japan OECF ($50 million). Year: 1996 - 1997 Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Client: Ministry of Infrastructure of Mongolia Main project features: Refurbishment of 4x420 t/h coal-fired boilers, conversion of indirect firing system to direct for boilers, replacement of instrumentation and control system, etc. Positions held: Energy expert Activities performed: Preparation & Review of bidding documents, Bids Evaluation, Preparation of evaluation report and Contract Negotiation. 26) Name of assignment or project: Feasibility Studies on Energy Improvements in Darkhan and Choibalsan cities (TACIS Program). Year: 1995 - 1996 Location: Choibalsan and Darkhan cities, Mongolia Client: Ministry of Fuel & Energy of Mongolia Main project features: Site surveys and studies on Choibalsan Heat & Power Plant (boilers & turbines, district heating equipment etc.), district heating system in Choibalsan city, district heating equipment in Darkhan Heat & Power Plant, district heating system in Darkhan city, preparation of proposals & options for improvements, cost estimations and feasibility study report, etc. Positions held: Local Consultant/ boiler & DH engineer Activities performed: Sites surveys and studies, conduct a feasibility study on improvement of Choibalsan & Darkhan Heat and Power Plants and their heat distribution system rehabilitation, district heating system, preparation of proposals & options for improvements, cost estimations and feasibility study report, 27) Name of assignment or project: Feasibility Study on Rehabilitation of Ulaanbaatar Heat & Power Plant #3, Darkhan Heat & Power Plant and Central Dispatcher Center of the Central Energy System, USAID Grant project. Year: 1991 1992 Location: Mongolia Client: Central Energy System (State Owned)

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Main project features: Feasibility studies on rehabilitations of Ulaanbaatar Heat & Power Plant #3 and Darkhan Heat & Power Plant, and Improvement of Central Dispatcher Centre of the Central Energy System Positions held: Counterpart boiler engineer Activities performed: site surveys, provide necessary technical data, drawings, sketches and information on power stations and their equipment, and review the feasibility study reports. 28) Name of assignment or project: Energy Efficiency, Energy Conservation and Audit Study, ADB T.A. No. 1750-MON. Year: March 1993 to September 1994 Location: Mongolia Client: Ministry of Fuel & Energy, Mongolia Main project features: The main objective of the project was as follows: (i) Measure, monitor and analyze losses in electricity and heat generation and distribution systems; (ii) Undertake energy industrial audits in industries; and (iii) Determine the energy efficiency of buildings and domestic appliances in Mongolia. Positions held: Project Manager / District heating engineer Activities performed: Day-to-day management of the project, involved in measuring and analyzing heat losses in heat generation and distribution systems, district heating system, in undertaking industrial energy audits and determining the energy efficiency in buildings and residential sector. I worked in Sweden to calculate and evaluate heat losses in district heating network of Ulaanbaatar.

13. Certification: I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief (i) this CV correctly describes my qualifications and my experience. (ii) For Team Leader only: I am a full-time employee of the Consultant or the Sub-Consultant.] (iii) I am employed by the Executing or the Implementing Agency. (iv) I am a close relative of a current ADB staff member (v) I am the spouse of a current ADB staff member (vi) I am former ADB staff member If yes, I retired from ADB over 12 months ago (vii) I was part of the team who wrote the terms of reference for this consulting services assignment (viii) I am sanctioned (blacklisted) by ADB.

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I understand that any willful misstatement described herein may lead to disqualification or dismissal, and/or any other disciplinary action being taken by ADB.

Date:
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27/ 04/ 2011

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