Nikola: St. Nikola is a 156 MW wind generator located near the town of Kavarna. It was built in 2009 and is considered the largest wind farm in the country. As part of the high efficiency standards maintained throughout the development and construction of this generator, AES Geo Energy was awarded both the 2008 "Sustainable Energy Deal of the Year" Prize from EMEA Finance Magazine, as well as the "Investor of 2009" in the Energy Sector by the Bulgarian Investment Agency for Production of Electric Power from RES.). Based in the Netherlands Eltsa: Located in the Dutch province of Zeeland, near Terneuzen. AES acquired 50% of the interests in this facility in 1998, as part of a transaction that divided ownership between it, DELTA, and Essent. This facility is powered by a trio of natural gas turbines, and can produce up to 630 MW of power. Netherlands ES: Located in Amsterdam, this energy storage system was built using AES's Advancion technology. This system, which produces a total of 10 MW, is designed to provide a low-battery based alternative to traditional power plants and hydroelectric storages. Properties and subsidiaries in Asia Properties and subsidiaries in the Middle East Based in Jordan 'The Amman East Power Plant' MW a 380 MW combined cycle gas-fired power plant located Al Manakher. The plant was commissioned in 2009, and is a shared subsidiary of AES and Mitsui & Co. In 2011 Qatar Electricity & Water Corporation announced it will buy a stake in the power plant. Properties and subsidiaries in Central Asia Based in Kazakhstan Ust-Kamenorgorsk: Active since 1947 and purchased megawatt AES in 1997, CHP is a 1,372 MW coal power plant located in the East Kazakhstan Region. The Shulbinsk: Acquired by AES in 1997, Shulbinsk is a 702 MW plant that runs off Hydroelectricity. It is located in Semey. Ust- Kamenogorsk HPP: Located on the Irtysch River near Ust-Kamengorsk in the East Kazakhstan Region, and purchased by AES in 1997. This is a hydroelectric plant that operates using 4 individual turbines, which give it a nominal output of 83 megawatts, and a total generation capacity of 340 megawatts. Sogrinsk CHP: Acquired by AES in 1997 and operated by the power generation company CHP LLP, this coal based plant has a total capacity of 345 MW. It is located in the East Kazakhstan Region. Properties and subsidiaries in Southeast Asia Based in the Philippines