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ERG Investor Presentation 2026

May 21, 2026

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ERG COMPANY OVERVIEW

IIC 2026 - Italian Investment Conference

21 May 2026

ERG

EVOLVING ENERGIES

ERG

LISTED

EURONEXT


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DISCLAIMER

This document contains certain forward-looking information that is subject to a number of factors that may influence the accuracy of the statements and the projections upon which the statements are based. There can be no assurance that the projections or forecasts will ultimately prove to be accurate; accordingly, the Company makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of such information or the likelihood that the Company will perform as projected.


AGENDA

  • ☐ ERG Today
  • ☐ Recent Developments, 1Q 2026 Results and 2026 Guidance
  • ☐ Strategic Guidelines
  • ☐ Financials & Capital Structure
  • ☐ Management Profiles

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ERG TODAY


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A LONG HISTORY…

Production begins at the San Quirico Refinery in Genoa

ERG listed on the Stock Exchange

Entry into Renewables: acquisition of EnerTAD

Start-up of ERG Power's combined cycle power plant (480MW), and of TotalERG

Sale of the ISAB Energy plant and of ERG Oil Sicilia fuel network

Entry into the solar power sector: 30 photovoltaic plants acquired in Italy (89MW, in operation). Definitive exit from the Oil sector with the sale of TotalERG

Solar: entry in France (79MW).
Wind: entry in Sweden, and start of operations in the United Kingdom

ERG: a pure renewable player after the sale of the thermoelectric business.
Wind: start-up of the first 2 wind farms subject to repowering.
Solar: further growth in Spain (+149MW)

Wind: new installed capacity in Europe (112MW, of which 43MW acquired, and 65MW started up).
PPAs signed with top offtakers in Europe, totalling $\sim 800$ GWh/y.
Entry into the BESS sector: 1st electrochemical storage facility commissioned in Sicily (Vicari, 12.5MW)

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1947

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1997

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2006

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2010

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2014

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2018

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2021

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2023

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2025

1938

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Foundation of ERG in Genoa, by Edoardo Garrone

1975

Production begins at the ISAB Refinery in Priolo

2000

ISAB Energy: production and marketing of electricity begins from the gasification of heavy refinery residues

2008

Sale to LUKOIL of 49% of the ISAB Refinery

2013

ERG leading wind operator in Italy (1,087MW) and among the top 10 in Europe (1,340MW). Acquisition of a company for O&M activities of wind farms. Definitive exit from refining

2015

Entry into the hydroelectric business: purchase of the Terni Complex (527MW).
Wind: growth in France and Poland (+146MW)

2019

Solar: capacity increases to 141MW after the purchase of 51MW in Italy.
Wind: further growth in France and Germany (+86MW)

2022

Sale of the hydroelectric business.
Solar: entry in Spain (92MW).
Wind: 172MW acquired in Italy, and ~230MW started up in Europe.
IFM NZFI indirect shareholder (with 35% in SQ Renewables SpA), alongside the Garrone-Mondini Family

2024

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Entry into the US: partnership with Apex (317MW wind and solar). Growth in France (+114MW wind and solar), and start-up of 2 wind farms subject to repowering. IFM NZFI increases to 49% its stake in SQ Renewables SpA


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GROUP'S STRUCTURE AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

A new Shareholders' structure(1)

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ERG Group's structure(1)

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(1) Data as at March 31, 2026

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ERG's Governance Model

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ERG's internal Committees


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ERG AS OF TODAY: A SOLID AND INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM

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Installed Capacity (GW)

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European Pipeline (GW)(3)

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(1) It includes 73MW in England acquired on January 20, 2026
(2) It refers to Vicari BESS (12.5MW), entered into operation on November 5, 2025
(3) Including ~230MW under construction; not including the “Preferential Rights Agreement” (Rights of First Offer on some US projects)


RECENT DEVELOPMENTS,
1Q 2026 RESULTS & 2026 GUIDANCE


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HIGHLIGHTS: KEY FIGURES

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EBITDA(1) (€ mn)

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CAPEX (€ mn)

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NFP(3) (€ mn)

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Net Profit(2) (€ mn)

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NFP(3) (€ mn)

Solid results thanks to new assets, and improved wind conditions

(1) 1Q 2025 figures restated based on IFRS5
(2) Net Profit post-Minorities
(3) It does not include IFRS 16 liability, respectively for €237mn as at 31.12.25, and €246mn as at 31.3.26


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DELIVERING ON OUR STRATEGY

Execution

  • ☑ Wind in France: FID⁽¹⁾ taken on a 25MW greenfield with COD in 2028
  • ☑ Solar in Italy: FID taken on 41MW on revamping of solar assets
  • ☑ Repowering:
  • 121MW fully permitted and eligible for Route-to-Market in Italy
  • 25MW authorized in France
  • ☑ Storage: new 80MW BESS fully permitted and eligible for Route-to-Market in Italy

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Finance

  • ☑ Fitch affirmed ERG’s BBB- rating and Stable outlook
  • ☑ Optimization of financial structure via EIB, CDP and bank loans drawdown. Maturities extended and pricing improved.
  • ☑ UK debt consolidation and early repayment: further optimizing Group financial liabilities

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ESG

  • ☑ ERG among the top 5% best performers in the 2026 “S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook”
  • ☑ Social Purpose for Solar Revamping: installed solar pv in Ukrainian kindergarten with Greenpeace

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Shareholders Remuneration

  • ☑ The Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting approved a €1/sh Dividend to be paid on May 20, 2026

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⁽¹⁾ FID = Final Investment Decision


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2026 GUIDANCE CONFIRMED

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Adjusted EBITDA (€ mn)

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CAPEX (€ mn)

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Adjusted NFP (€ mn)


STRATEGIC GUIDELINES


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FOUR STRATEGIC LEVERS OF VALUE CREATION

Core Business Enhancement & Consolidation Business Model Adaptation
1 2 3 4
Performance Excellence Organic Development: focus on Wind RPW and BESS Asset Rotation and Geographical Repositioning Route-to-Market: focus on PPA and CFD
• Active and predictive O&M to optimize asset availability and performance
• Digitalization as enabler for greater asset efficiency, availability and cost control • WIND repowering as a core stream to rejuvenate Asset Base and secure its Route-to-Market
• BESS as a new core stream to leverage on increased market volatility • Recycling capital to reinvest in accretive growth
• Build & Sell Model to be pursued opportunistically, leveraging on our know-how (900MW built internally in 2021-2025) • 85-90% quasi regulated profile with CFD or PPA as the preferred Route-to-Market options
• Evolved Energy Management to catch revenues through flexibility services

Value over volume approach confirmed


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A GROWING PROJECT PIPELINE (MAINLY REPOWERING AND BESS)...

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... will require capital investments of ~€1bn

(1) It includes repowering gross capacity
(2) FID = Final Investment Decision


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RELYING ON A FULLY SECURED GROWTH IN THE SHORT TERM

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~230MW under construction, all with Route-to-Market secured through long-term CFD


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REPOWERING AS A STRATEGIC PILLAR IN ITALY AND ABROAD

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RPW BP 2026-30+ (MW)

Country As-is RPW Delta xP
515 1,040 525 2.01
235 390 155 1.67
140 170 30 1.26
Total 890 1,600 710 1.80

xP = MW RPW / MW As-Is

IT: 268 MW As-Is (52%) from kW asset

  • 200 MW Under Construction/RtB ("Secured")
  • 285 MW Authorized
  • 315 MW Ongoing Authorization Path
  • 800 MW Potential Assets(1) under development in BP 26-30+

1,600 MW Total Potential for Repowering

A sizeable Repowering pipeline to fuel growth and to rejuvenate asset base

(1) Potential Assets = further assets, excluding already repowered, under construction, authorized/in authorization and unfeasible to date


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BESS - A NEW STREAM OF GROWTH TO ADD FLEXIBILITY

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Capacity: 12.5MW
COD: 4Q 2025
Internal know-how for remote control and dispatching of BESS implemented

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Working on building up a solid Pipeline:

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  • 1.5GW Pipeline of projects under development, mainly in Italy and Spain
  • More than 300MW highly visible in 2026-28

Advanced Pipeline
Scouting BESS opportunities

Leveraging on a multiple choice of RTM (Macse, capacity market, tolling and merchant) to maximize profitability in line with expected returns


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2026 CRUCIAL TO DEFINE GEO-REFOCUS THROUGH ASSET ROTATION

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Build & Sell to be activated opportunistically

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Efforts focused on organic growth through Repowering and BESS
Repowering to rejuvenate Asset Base

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BESS to increase Portfolio Flexibility

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Key countries for Repowering
CFD and/or PPA RTM

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Horizontal integration: Energy Storage

Different Business Model under study (Macse, Tolling, Merchant)

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A project to define the geographical scope of the new BP was launched in 2026


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ERG GEO-REFOCUS IN ACTION: EXIT SWEDEN AND CONSOLIDATE UK

First Step in Geo-Refocus

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Acquisition from onPath (Brookfield Group) of 7 operating wind farms located in Northern England with a total installed capacity of 73MW backed up with ROCs regime

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Disposal of ERG wind farm with an installed capacity of 62MW to eNordic (Ardian Group)

Key rationale

  • Exiting "non-core" countries and consolidate positioning in core ones
  • UK as third ERG largest market: 412MW installed capacity, ERG among the top ten onshore wind operators
  • The two transactions are expected to be EBITDA and Net Income accretive, with a limited impact on the Group's net debt

Location and Key data

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Installed Capacity: 73MW 62MW
COD: 2014 (average) 2022
2025 Production: 158GWh 159GWh
Enterprise Value: £97mn €71mn
2025 EBITDA: £16mn €5mn

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ERG A RELIABLE PARTNER TO CAPTURE EMERGING DATACENTERS DEMAND

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By company

By duration

By geography

Tech Companies

~2.1TWh/Y

Meta

TIM amazon

Google

Utilities/Energy

~1.3TWh/Y

Dyforco

EcoGlo

Bp

ElectroRoute

e

Corporates

~0.3TWh/Y

Les Mousquetaires

ESSILORLUXOTTICA

RFI

16 → 20 Years

~0.1TWh/Y

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By duration

→ 5 Years

~0.5TWh/Y

6 → 15 Years

~3.1TWh/Y

16 → 20 Years

~0.1TWh/Y

→ 5 Years

~1.5TWh/Y

~0.2TWh/Y

~0.8TWh/Y

~0.2TWh/Y

~1.0TWh/Y

PPA: an efficient tool to stabilize revenues also after incentive expiry

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(1) Corresponding to ca. 42% of full-year production


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ESG STILL EMBEDDED IN ERG STRATEGY

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  • Net Zero target by 2040: advancing our decarbonization journey and Preserving Natural Capital
  • Circular Economy: reducing waste in W&S Repowering, while actively scouting cutting-edge technologies

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  • Sharing Value: building long-term partnerships with Local Communities
  • ERG Academy: engaging next generation in energy transition

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  • Safety first: is a priority in all our actions
  • DEI&B⁽¹⁾ well defined goals: to foster Engagement, Empowerment, and Belonging

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  • Enhancing governance model: ensuring integrity, transparency and accountability across our Organization
  • Engaging the Supply Chain: pursuing decarbonization, Human Rights, and DE&I in the Supply chain

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(1) Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging


FINANCIALS & CAPITAL STRUCTURE


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640MW OUT OF INCENTIVES IN 2024-2026

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Phasing out of incentives in the period (MW)

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2026 Revenues Structure: production hedging (TWh)

PPA as Route-to-Market to stabilize revenues also after the end of incentives


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FINANCIAL POSITION IMPROVED

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Debt

  • Green Bonds
  • Corporate Loans
  • Project Finance

Financial optimizations

  • Corporate loan drawdowns, including EIB for €243mn, shifting maturities after 2030 (avg 7Y)
  • pivoting on existing hedges and credit rally to materially improve corporate loans margins
  • expected full year cost of gross debt @1.8%

FitchRatings

Rating BBB- / Stable confirmed

Fitch affirmed BBB-/stable on May 14, based on:

  • strong cash flow generation from a largely long-term incentivized and contracted renewable generation, and a well-diversified presence across mature European, UK and US markets
  • solid balance sheet and business fundamentals, with options to grow consistently with the IG rating
  • credible commitment to maintaining an investment-grade rating

Highly competitive cost of funds through 2030


MANAGEMENT PROFILES


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MICHELE PEDEMONTE – CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

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Born in Genoa on 2nd March 1975, he graduated in Economics from the University of Genoa.

He joined the ERG Group in 2006 where he is currently Chief Financial Officer with the responsibility of Group Administration, Finance & Group Risk Management, Planning, Control & Reporting, and Procurement.

He is also Manager Responsible for preparing the Company's financial reports. Member of Management Committee, Investment Committee, Risk Committee, ESG Committee and Human Capital Committee, he is also Board Director of ERG Power Generation Spa. He is secretary of the Strategic Committee of the ERG Group.

Other positions held in the past:

He previously worked for 6 years in the investment banking for Andersen Corporate Finance, Meliorbanca and Centrobanca, as advisor in M&A, corporate and project finance deals.

Between 2000 and 2001 he worked for Marconi Communications as business development analyst.

Out of the office, his main passions are sport (running, ski and rugby), mountain and reading.

He is married with three children.


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ERG
EVOLVING ENERGIES