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1 Pg 1 of 29 UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: SUNEDISON, INC., et al., Debtors. 1 : : : : : : : : Chapter 11 Case No (SMB) Jointly Administered AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION I, Christine Porter, depose and say that I am employed by Prime Clerk LLC ( Prime Clerk ), the claims and noticing agent for the Debtors in the above-captioned chapter 11 cases. This Affidavit of Publication includes sworn statements verifying that the Notice of Hearing to Consider Approval of Disclosure Statement for Joint Plan of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc. and its Debtor Affiliates Pursuant to Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code, conformed for publication, was published in (1) the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on April 10, 2017 as described on Exhibit A attached hereto; (2) the San Francisco Chronicle on April as described on Exhibit B attached hereto; (3) the San Mateo Daily Journal on April 10, 2017 as described on Exhibit C attached hereto; (4) The New York Times national edition on April 10, 2017 as described on Exhibit D attached hereto; (5) the Houston Chronicle on April 10, 2017 as described on Exhibit E attached hereto; 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor s tax identification number are as follows: SunEdison, Inc. (5767); SunEdison DG, LLC (N/A); SUNE Wind Holdings, Inc. (2144); SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LLC (0994); First Wind Solar Portfolio, LLC (5014); First Wind California Holdings, LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. (4551); SUNE ML 1, LLC (3132); MEMC Pasadena, Inc. (5238); Solaicx (1969); SunEdison Contracting, LLC (3819); NVT, LLC (5370); NVT Licenses, LLC (5445); Team-Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC (6287); Enflex Corporation (5515); Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. (1788); Silver Ridge Power Holdings, LLC (5886); SunEdison International, LLC (1567); Sun Edison LLC (1450); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. (3308); SEV Merger Sub Inc. (N/A); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LLC (3711); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings, LLC (N/A); Everstream HoldCo Fund I, LLC (9564); Buckthorn Renewables Holdings, LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings, LLC (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); SunE Waiawa Holdings, LLC (9757); SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926); TerraForm Private Holdings LLC (5993); SunEdison Products, LLC (3557); Hudson Energy Solar Corporation (1344); SunE REIT-D PR, LLC (2171); First Wind Energy, LLC (5519); First Wind Holdings, LLC (4445); Vaughn Wind, LLC (9605); Maine Wind Holdings, LLC (4825); SunEdison International Construction, LLC (6257); and EchoFirst Finance Co., LLC (1607). The address of the Debtors corporate headquarters is Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri

2 Pg 2 of 29 (6) The Wall Street Journal global edition on April 11, 2017, as described on Exhibit F attached hereto; and (6) The Oregonian on April 12, 2017 as described on Exhibit G attached hereto. Dated: April 19, 2017 State of New York County of New York Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me on April 19, 2017, by Christine Porter, proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person who appeared before me. MARK M NOTARY BROWN PUBLIC-STATE OF N N EW o. VORK 0211R6J057J8 Quollfled In Ne My Commissi on Exp/;e: o Jrk County une 09, SRF 15418

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6 Pg 6 of 29 NATION A16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH M 1 MonDAy Train derailment in New York highlights infrastructure concerns throughout U.S. Aging, congested transportation system is vulnerable to costly delays BY DAVID A. LIEB AND JOAN LOWY Associated Press When a train jumped the tracks this past week at New York s Penn Station, the seemingly minor accident led to a cascade of exasperating delays for hundreds of thousands of commuters. When a flood forced authorities to condemn a one-lane, century-old bridge in rural Ozark, Mo., it was no less frustrating for the residents and business owners cut off from their shortest route into town. The two episodes highlight a reality about the U.S. transportation system it is aging, congested and so vital that when things go wrong, big and costly disruptions can result for which there is no quick fix. Though President Donald Trump has promised a $1 trillion infrastructure-rebuilding program, not all of that may go toward transportation. Even then, it would fall well short of the trillions needed to fix the country s web of roads, bridges, railways, subways and bus stations. The commuter train in New York derailed because of a weakened railroad tie. No one was seriously injured. But the incident shut down eight of the station s 21 tracks, disrupting Amtrak service in the Northeast from Boston to Washington, as well as delaying commuter trains in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut for the better part of a week. Business meetings were canceled, ballgames, dinners and doctor s appointments missed, and commuters fumed. The disruption was only a brief example of the frustration travelers could face if the region can t find a way to replace a pair of deteriorating, crowded, centuryold rail tunnels that run under the Hudson River and connect New York and New Jersey. The tunnels, which were severely damaged in Superstorm Sandy in 2012, could cost more ASSOCIATED PRESS Vehicles drive on Chicago s 130th Street bridge over the Little Calumet River in The bridge was classified as both structurally deficient and fracture critical in federal data for than $20 billion to replace. And construction, whenever it begins, may take more than a decade. The Penn Station derailment came less than two weeks after another one there, caused by a misaligned track. And it happened just days after motorists in Atlanta were forced to begin taking long, bumperto-bumper detours because a fire collapsed an Interstate 85 overpass linking the city to some of its biggest suburbs. Arson not aging steel and concrete is suspected there. It could take until mid-june to repair the highway. Earlier this year, a cracked steel beam forced the closing of a major bridge between Pennsylvania and New Jersey for 1½ months. Improving the nation s roads and bridges would require $120 billion a year through 2020, according to a recent U.S. Department of Transportation estimate. But annual spending at all levels of government is just $88 billion. And the nation s mass transit systems have over a $90 billion backlog of maintenance and repair needs. The capacity of the nation s transportation system is lagging behind population growth, leading to ever greater congestion. By 2040, nearly 30,000 miles of the busiest highways are expected to be clogged on a daily basis. Rural communities also face challenges, partly because they have fewer residents over whom to spread the cost of transportation improvements. Grant County, Okla., for example, has more than 3,500 bridges with a population of about 4,500 and an economy based on agriculture and energy production. While this infrastructure was ideal 70 years ago for transporting livestock and crops, it is inadequate to support today s heavier trucks, increased traffic and higher operating needs, county commission chairwoman Cindy Bobbitt told U.S. senators at a recent hearing. At least 20 states have raised taxes or fees for transportation over the past five years. California became the latest to do so Thursday, as legislators passed a bill to raise $5 billion annually through higher fuel taxes and vehicle fees to pay for road and bridge repairs, public transit and pedestrian trails. The plan tackles part of a $137 billion backlog of deferred maintenance on state highways and local roads. It came together after a destructive winter in which flooding caused nearly $600 million in damage to highways. Indiana and Tennessee are among other states considering raising fuel taxes and fees for transportation this year. In Ozark, a town of fewer than 20,000 people in Missouri, voters approved Tuesday a transportation sales tax of threeeighths of a cent, with some of the proceeds going toward a $3 million two-lane bridge to replace the narrow structure that has been closed since it was damaged by flooding in Trump prepares to overturn offshore oil drilling limits BY JULIET EILPERIN AND STEVEN MUFSON Washington Post. WASHINGTON The White House is readying an executive order that aims to open up new areas of the Atlantic and Arctic oceans to offshore oil and gas drilling, according to multiple individuals briefed on the proposal. The White House is considering issuing instructions to the Interior Department to reverse President Barack Obama s withdrawal of hundreds of millions of offshore acres from future drilling in December The executive order which could come out in the next few weeks represents President Donald Trump s latest attempt to promote domestic energy exploration by rolling back restrictions put in place by previous administrations, though it would take considerable time for Interior to carry out aspects of the proposed directive. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, in an address Thursday to the annual meeting of the National Ocean Industries Association, confirmed that there was an executive order addressing offshore, on the way likely next week, according to Nicolette Nye, a spokeswoman for the group. However, other oil industry officials, participants at the NOIA meeting, and a GOP lawmaker from an affected state said that they had not been briefed and that the order might not be issued any earlier than May. Individuals familiar with the planned order spoke on the condition of anonymity because it has not yet been formally announced. The Pacific coast has been closed to new oil and gas exploration since the disastrous oil spill off Santa Barbara, Calif., in There has been no drilling off the Atlantic coast since the early 1980s. Early in his administration, Obama considered allowing seismic work in preparation for exploration off the southeastern coast, from Florida to Virginia. And he did not move to stop Royal Dutch Shell from drilling an exploratory well in the Chukchi Sea off Alaska s Arctic coast; the well turned out to be a dry hole. But near the end of his presidency he closed off vast areas. The Trump directive under consideration has two elements, according to individuals familiar with it. One part would instruct Interior to revise its current five-year leasing plan to schedule sales of some areas in both the Arctic and Atlantic Ocean, which are not included right now. A second part would rescind the designation Obama made under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (OC- SLA) in December to withdraw large portions of the Chukchi and Beaufort seas in the Arctic and a string of undersea canyons in the Atlantic stretching from Massachusetts to Virginia from leasing for an indefinite period. Environmental groups are sure to challenge both initiatives in court, and the effort to rescind the protections Obama put in place under OSCLA could prove difficult to defend because a president has not reversed such a move in the past. But presidents have wide latitude to revise the Interior Department s five-year leasing plan and have done so in the past, so it is unclear how any challenge to that element of the order would fare in court. Jacqueline Savitz, Oceana s senior vice president for the United States, said in an that the administration would soon find there is widespread opposition to renewed drilling. Expanding offshore drilling into new areas like the Arctic, Atlantic and Pacific oceans would put vibrant ocean ecosystems at risk and be bad for business, threatening thriving coastal economies and lucrative industries, Savitz said. UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: ) Chapter 11 SUNEDISON, INC., et al., ) Case No (SMB) Debtors. 1 ) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON, INC. AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASETAKENOTICEOFTHEFOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER11CASES.BeginningonApril21,2016, 2 SunEdison,Inc.andcertainofitsaffiliates,thedebtorsand debtors in possession in the above-captioned cases (collectively, the Debtors ) filed voluntary petitions for relief under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the Bankruptcy Code ) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of NewYork (the Bankruptcy Court ). By order of the Bankruptcy Court,the cases are being jointlyadministeredforproceduralpurposesundercaseno PLANANDDISCLOSURESTATEMENT.OnMarch28,2017,theDebtorsfiledtheJointPlanOfReorganizationof SunEdison,Inc.andItsDebtorAffiliatesdatedMarch28,2017[DocketNo.2671](asmaybeamendedorsupplemented fromtimetotimeandincludingallexhibitsandsupplementsthereto,the Plan )andthedebtors proposeddisclosure StatementFortheJointPlanofReorganizationofSunEdison,Inc.andItsDebtorAffiliates dated March 28,2017 [Docket No.2672] (as may be amended from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto,the Disclosure Statement ). On April 3,2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors Motion for Entry of an Order (A) Approving the Adequacy of the Debtors Disclosure Statement; (B) Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with Respect to Confirmation of thedebtors JointProposedPlan;(C)ApprovingtheFormofVariousBallotsandNoticesinConnectionTherewith;and(D) SchedulingCertainDates(the Motion ). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A hearing (the Disclosure Statement Hearing ) will be held before the Honorable Stuart M. Bernstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, in the Bankruptcy Court,One Bowling Green,Courtroom 723,NewYork,NewYork 10004,on May 18,2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing Eastern time),or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard,to consider the entry of an order,among other things,finding that the Disclosure Statement contains adequate information within the meaning of section 1125 of the Bankruptcy Code and approving the Disclosure Statement and certain other materials related to solicitationofacceptancesoftheplan(the SolicitationPackage ).TheDisclosureStatementHearingmaybeadjournedfrom time to time without further notice to creditors,equity holders,or parties in interest other than by an announcement in the Bankruptcy Court of such adjournment on the date scheduled for the Disclosure Statement Hearing or as indicatedinanynoticeofadjournmentfiledbythedebtorswiththebankruptcycourt. 4. OBJECTIONS TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the adequacy of the Disclosure Statement must (a) be in writing;(b) comply with the Bankruptcy Code,the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Local Bankruptcy Rules for the Southern District of NewYork,Chambers procedures and other case management rulesandordersofthisbankruptcycourt;(c)statethenameandaddressoftherespondingorobjectingpartyandthe natureandamountoftheclaimagainstorinterestintheestatesorpropertyofthedebtors;(d)statewithparticularity the legal and factual basis for such response or objection and, if practicable, a proposed modification that would resolve such objection;(e) be filed with the Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of NewYork,together with proof of service thereon;and (f) be served by personal service or overnight delivery,so as to be ACTUALLY RECEIVED no later than May 9, 2017 at 4:00 p.m.(prevailing Eastern Time) by: (i) the Debtors, SunEdison, Inc., Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043; (ii) counsel to the Debtors, Skadden, Arps, Slate,Meagher&FlomLLP,FourTimesSquare,NewYork,NY10036,Attn:JayM.Goffman(Jay.Goffman@skadden.com), J.EricIvester(Eric.Ivester@skadden.com),and155NorthWackerDr.,Chicago,IL60606,Attn:JamesJ.Mazza,Jr.(James. Mazza@skadden.com) and Louis S. Chiappetta (Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii) co-counsel to the Debtors, Togut,Segal&SegalLLP,OnePennPlaza,Suite3335,NewYork,NY10119,Attn:FrankA.Oswald(foswald@teamtogut. com) and Brian F.Moore (bmoore@teamtogut.com); (iv) the Office of the United States Trustee, U.S.Federal Office Building,201VarickStreet,Suite1006,NewYork,NY10014,Attn:PaulSchwartzberg(Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition first lien credit agreement,latham &Watkins, 330 NorthWabash Avenue,Suite 2800,Chicago,IL,Attn:Richard Levy (richard.levy@lw.com) and Brad Kotler (brad. kotler@lw.com); (vi)counseltothetrancheblenders(asdefinedinthedebtor-in-possessioncreditagreement)and the steering committee of the second lien creditors,akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld,LLP,One Bryant Park,Bank of AmericaTower,NewYork,NY,10036,Attn:ArikPreis(apreis@akingump.com)andYochunKatieLee(kylee@akingump. com); (vii)counseltotheadministrativeagentunderthedebtors prepetitionsecondliencreditagreement,pillsbury WinthropShawPittmanLLP,1540Broadway,NewYork,NY10036,Attn:DanielS.Brown(daniel.brown@pillsburylaw. com); (viii) counsel to the collateral trustee under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement and the indenture trustee under each of the Debtors outstanding bond issuances,wilmerhale, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale.com); (ix) the Office of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of NewYork,86 Chambers Street,3 rd Floor,NewYork,NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrative agent under the postpetition debtor-in-possession financing facility,white & Case LLP,1155 Avenue of the Americas,NewYork,NY ,Attn:Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whitecase.com) and Elizabeth Feld (efeld@whitecase.com);(xi) counsel to the indenture trustee to the Debtors convertible senior notes,white & Case LLP,1155 Avenue of the Americas,NewYork,NY ,Attn:Tom Lauria (tlauria@whitecase.com);(xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured creditors,weil,gotshal & Manges LLP,767 Fifth Avenue,NewYork,NY 10153, Attn:Matthew S.Barr,David J.Lender,Jonathan D.Polkes,Joseph H.Smolinsky and Jill Frizzley (SunEWeilBFR@weil. com) and Morrison & Foerster LLP,250West 55th Street,NewYork,NY 10019,Attn:Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@ mofo.com),jennifer Marines (jmarines@mofo.com) and Jonathan I.Levine (jonlevine@mofo.com);(xiii) counsel to TerraForm Power, Inc.and TerraForm Global, Inc., Sullivan & Cromwell, 125 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004, Attn: Michael H. Torkin (torkinm@sullcrom.com), Andrew G. Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com), John L. Hardiman (hardimanj@sullcrom.com)anddavidr.zylberberg(zylberbergd@sullcrom.com);(xiv)theinternalrevenueservice, 290 Broadway, New York, NY 10007, Attn: District Director; and (xv) the Securities and Exchange Commission, 200 VeseyStreet,Suite400,NewYork,NY10281,Attn:BankruptcyDepartment. ONLYTHOSERESPONSESOROBJECTIONSTHATARETIMELYFILEDANDRECEIVEDWILLBECONSIDEREDBY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOT TIMELY FILED AND SERVED IN THE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE WILLNOTBECONSIDEREDANDWILLBEDEEMEDOVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval of the Disclosure Statement by the BankruptcyCourt,holdersofclaimsagainst,orinterestsin,theDebtorswhoareentitledtovoteonthePlanwillreceive asolicitationpackage. Copies of the Disclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disclosure Statement Order, and other documents and materials related thereto,including certain solicitation materials,after they are filed,may be obtained from (i) the office of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court (the Clerk s Office ) during normal business hours;(ii) the Bankruptcy Court s electronic case filing system at (a PACER login and password are required to access documents on the Bankruptcy Court s website and can be obtained through the PACER Service Center at psc.uscourts.gov); or (iii) the Debtors administrative agent, Prime Clerk, Inc. (the Claims and Solicitation Agent ), (a) at the Debtors restructuring website at (b) upon request by mail to SunEdisonBallotProcessingc/oPrimeClerk,Inc.,830ThirdAvenue,3 rd Floor,NewYork,NY10022or(c)uponrequestby telephoneat(855) orvia atsunedisonballots@primeclerk.com. PLEASE NOTE: Neither the staff of the Clerk s Office nor the Claims and Solicitation Agent can give legaladvice. Dated: NewYork,NewYork, April5,2017 SKADDEN,ARPS,SLATE,MEAGHER & FLOM LLP,By:/s/ James J.Mazza,Jr.,Jay M.Goffman,J.Eric Ivester,FourTimes Square,NewYork,NewYork ,Telephone:(212) ,Fax:(212) and- James J.Mazza,Jr. (admitted pro hac vice),louis S.Chiappetta (admitted pro hac vice),155 N.Wacker Dr.,Chicago,Illinois , Telephone:(312) ,Fax:(312) ,CounselforDebtorsandDebtorsinPossession 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases,along with the last four digits of each Debtor s tax identification number are as follows:sunedison,inc.(5767);sunedison DG,LLC (N/A);SUNEWind Holdings,Inc.(2144);SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LLC (0994); First Wind Solar Portfolio, LLC (5014); First Wind California Holdings, LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669);SunEdison Utility Holdings,Inc.(6443);SunEdison International,Inc.(4551);SUNE ML 1,LLC (3132); MEMC Pasadena,Inc.(5238); Solaicx (1969); SunEdison Contracting,LLC (3819); NVT,LLC (5370); NVT Licenses, LLC (5445); Team-Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC (6287); Enflex Corporation (5515); Fotowatio RenewableVentures,Inc.(1788);Silver Ridge Power Holdings,LLC (5886);SunEdison International,LLC (1567);Sun Edison LLC (1450); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. (3308); SEV Merger Sub Inc. (N/A); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962);FirstWind Oakfield Portfolio,LLC (3711);FirstWind Panhandle Holdings III,LLC (4238);DSP Renewables, LLC (5513);Hancock Renewables Holdings,LLC (N/A);EverStream HoldCo Fund I,LLC (9564);Buckthorn Renewables Holdings,LLC (7616);GreenmountainWind Holdings,LLC (N/A);Rattlesnake Flat Holdings,LLC (N/A);SomersetWind Holdings,LLC (N/A);SunEWaiawa Holdings,LLC (9757);SunE MN Development,LLC (8669);SunE MN Development Holdings,LLC(5388);SunEMinnesotaHoldings,LLC(8926);andTerraFormPrivateHoldings,LLC(5993).Theaddressof thedebtors corporateheadquartersis13736riverportdr.,marylandheights,missouri Certain other Debtors filed at later dates. Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1,LLC (6273);Blue SkyWest Capital,LLC (7962);FirstWind Oakfield Portfolio,LLC (3771);FirstWind Panhandle Holdings III,LLC (4238);DSP Renewables,LLC (5513);Hancock Renewables Holdings,LLC (N/A) filed voluntary petitions on June 1,2016. EverStream Holdco Fund I,LLC (9564)filed a voluntary petition on July 20,2016. Buckthorn Renewables Holdings,LLC (7616);Greenmountain Wind Holdings,LLC(N/A);RattlesnakeFlat Holdings,LLC (N/A);SomersetWind Holdings,LLC (N/A);and SunEWaiawa Holdings, LLC (9757) filed voluntary petitions on August 9, SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings,LLC (5388);and SunE Minnesota Holdings,LLC (8926) filed voluntary petitions on August 10, 2016.TerraFormPrivateHoldings,LLC(5993)filedavoluntarypetitiononDecember16,2016. CARDINALS IN THE CLASSROOM FEATURE 02 During a 162-game regular-season schedule, Major League Baseball players will spend a lot of time on the road. St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Matt Carpenter has a grueling travel schedule that provides a perfect opportunity to pick up a good book. I enjoy reading, he says. I read all the time during the season, on our flights or at the hotel, so I do read a lot. Carpenter acknowledges that he and his teammates have required reading, such as scouting reports on other teams, but when he s not reading for work, he enjoys books that help make him a better, more well-rounded person. I like reading books about leadership and I like reading books about Texas history. I m from Texas so I like stuff like that, he says. I like reading a lot of non-fiction books that help me learn. Born in Galveston, Texas, Carpenter played college baseball not too far away from home at Texas Christian University (TCU) in Fort Worth. At TCU, he broke school records for career games played and at-bats, while his career numbers for hits, doubles and walks all ranked No. 2. Following his collegiate career, the Cardinals drafted Carpenter in He made his major league debut in 2011 after being named the organization s Player of the Year in Carpenter had only a limited role during the team s World Series championship season in 2011, but he was sixth in the Rookie of the Year voting in 2012 after batting.294 in 114 games that season. The three-time National League All-Star, in 2013, 2014 and 2016, entered this season with a career batting average of.284. In 2013, he led the league in runs, doubles and hits, becoming the first second baseman in Cardinals history to win the Silver Slugger Award. That season he broke Stan Musial s record for doubles in a season with 55. Join NIE & the Cardinals at Teachers Theme Night on June 15 to receive a teachers-themed Cardinals shirt. Buy your cardinals.com/theme READING BETWEEN THE LINES WITH MATT CARPENTER Carpenter has been one of the team s most versatile players during his career, hitting in several different spots in the batting order, although most of them before this year came as the leadoff hitter. Additionally, last year Carpenter played 40 or more games at three different positions, 1B, 2B and 3B. Some players might struggle in that type of role, but Carpenter has excelled, perhaps employing lessons he learned from one of his favorite books that endorses the power of self-esteem and faith in your abilities. I would say The Power of Positive Thinking is one of my favorite books, says Carpenter. I think it has a really good message and a good life philosophy. While Carpenter may have used the tips in that book to reach his goals, he suggests that any book is a good one, regardless of your age. Reading is important because it s the foundation for communication, he says. If you don t read it makes it hard to learn what s going on, know about the latest events and be able to talk about it with other people. And for Carpenter, that foundation started as early as he can remember. My mom used to read Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak to me, but the first book that I read cover to cover is called The Kid Who Only Hit Homers by Matt Christopher. It just rings a bell, he recalls. In that book, the main character is a boy named Sylvester, a struggling little league baseball player who finds his way with the help of an encouraging fan, who may be magical. The young batter becomes a star with the help of his new friend and, perhaps, a little hard work and a renewed self-confidence. WRITTEN BY MIKE KERN

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9 Pg 9 of 29 A notary public or other officer completing this certificate verifies only the identity of the individual who signed the document to which this certificate is attached, and not the truthfulness, accuracy, or validity of that document. State of California County of San Francisco On 11-pci I IO '2017 before me, Diane FitzGibbon, Notary Public, personally appeared ,.f/-:-4-1(,-,..:.f.,_.."{,tl"'"'""n l,,.l.jgl-z>,,tl.. l:j::. [l"'--'-ln...,gl--=----- who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct. WITNESS my hand and official seal.., Not Public Seal DIANE FITZGIBBON 1 W :-. Comml11lon No JI J(.., :." NOTARYPUIUc.c:ALIFOIINIA!l. SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY j Camin e...,.. FEIIRUMY 14; I My

10 Pg 10 of 29 XXXXX SFChronicle.com Monday, April 10, 2017 A7 FROM THE COVER Tech pays top dollar for H-1B workers Salariesfrom page A1 companies to squeeze out Americans in favor of cheaper foreign workers. The loudest critic may be President Trump, who promised during his campaign to end the H-1B as a cheap labor program. An analysis by The Chronicle shows that for the most recent government fiscal year, a number of Bay Area companies offered to pay H-1B recipients amounts similar to or, in some cases, significantly more than the prevailing wage. That wage is calculated by the Department of Labor based on conditions such as skill level and location. The analysis relied on a sample of applications filed by six Bay Area companies that were among the top 10 H-1B visa sponsors in the region during the 12- month period that ended on Sept. 30. Many employers, including Spence, say they are not using the visa for cheap labor but as a way to hire the best person for a certain position. It was worth the extra effort and $2,000 it cost to file Gontaruk s H-1B application, Spence said, because she is trilingual and her Argentine background brought a unique perspective to the agency. You can t group all of the (companies) in one basket and say that they are bad because they hire foreign workers, said Ann Cun, an immigration attorney at Accel Visa. Labor and wage conditions vary across the country. But experts worry that characterizing all H-1B recipients as underpaid foreign workers is dangerous for a program that Silicon Valley has come to rely on to staff many engineering positions often at six-figure salaries. In the period studied, a technical program manager at Google on an H-1B visa was on average offered about $33,000 more than the prevailing wage for the position in Santa Clara County. And H-1B software engineers at Facebook and Apple were offered about $20,000 more than the prevailing wage. The salaries included in The Chronicle s analysis do not include bonuses or equity, which often account for hefty pay packages at tech companies. Chad Graham, a San Jose immigration attorney, said many of his clients do not file for an H-1B unless they really need the specific person. Buildingsfrom page A6 half a million dollars, said city spokeswoman Karen Boyd. In the meantime, Cappio said, The Fire Department can go to the Planning and Building Department and gain access to their computers.... The offices are right next door to each other. Hoffmann said that doesn t happen, and as far as he knows, the fire marshal and inspectors use only OneStep. Records reveal a disjointed picture of the Oakland Fire Department s database. In the city s response to the 2014 grand jury investigation, Oakland officials said that because of the way properties were initially entered into the system by commercial business licenses there were often duplicate records Most Silicon Valley companies are using it in the spirit that it was meant for, which is to provide the labor that they need, Graham said. A lot of these companies are growing quickly, and they are just not able to find the staff they need to fill those positions quickly. But, he noted, the system is not perfect: One of the complaints is that (certain) companies try to game the system, and are driving the salary to the lowest level every time. According to the analysis, Indian consulting firms Wipro, Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services paid Bay Area employees salaries close to the prevailing wage. The pay was also significantly of properties or no records at all. For instance, multiple licenses could be tied to one business, like a hair salon with several stylists, or many small suites could be located within a larger building but the OneStep system would tell inspectors to go review them all, the city said. Other times, they were instructed to inspect a building that turned out to be a post office box. A converted warehouse like the Ghost Ship wouldn t have been in the system either, because there was no business license associated with it. Some of these places are out of business or they re in business but they don t want to pay the license fee, Hoffmann said. Firefighters have described occasions when they ve gone on a medical call, seen a hazardous situation in a property, but couldn t find the building in the database back at the station house. At one point in 2014, the problems with One- Step became so extreme that a fire lieutenant was removed from regular duties and put in a fulltime assignment that involved reconfiguring the program and washing the database of duplicate addresses, according to the city s response to the grand jury investigation. A OneStep representative, who declined to give his name, said that all we do is just host the data they choose to collect and that Oakland s problems are probably caused by how properties were inputted by business license. We work with dozens of fire departments, he said. They don t regret lower than that offered by the large tech companies sampled. These consulting firms, which often account for the majority of H-1B applications, draw criticism for flooding the H-1B system with applications every year. Each year, all applications from for-profit companies go through a lottery process. Only 85,000 visas are given out. The lottery system, some critics say, encourages companies to play the odds. While the number of applications has nearly doubled since 2014, the number of visas granted hasn t changed. The uncertainty over the fate of the program under the Trump administration, along with a strong economy, drove a surge in applications this year, immigration attorneys said. John Miano, a fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, a conservative think tank, said that while a tiny fraction of companies may pay H-1B employees higher wages, he believes firms take advantage of the program by classifying foreigners regardless of skill level into less senior positions so they can exploit their skills at lower wages. The program is just an entire mess, he said. It is a simple thing. You shouldn t be able to replace an American with an H-1B worker under any circumstances. But on a national scale, a recent report by jobs buying our software because it works for them. Hoffmann said some of the issues with One- Step can be traced back to training. In September 2015, a firefighter who went on a call to the San Pablo Avenue halfway house wanted to refer the hazardous conditions there to the Fire Prevention Bureau. He did so by checking a referral box in the OneStep system, according to s released by the city. In fact, Hoffmann said, referrals cannot be made within the database, and the box is supposed to indicate that a referral was made by phone or some other means not prompt a referral to be sent. Kimberly Veklerov is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. kveklerov@ sfchronicle.com Paul Chinn / The Chronicle Angie Gontaruk (right), an H-1B visa holder from Argentina who works at CSpence Group video production company in San Francisco, says the visa program has major shortcomings, like the lottery process. Valley of opportunity While most outsourcing firms don t pay apremium for H-1B workers, Silicon Valley tech companies offer markedly higher salaries. Company/ headquarters Infosys Bengaluru, India Google Mountain View Wipro Bengaluru, India Apple Cupertino Tata Consultancy Services Mumbai, India Facebook Menlo Park Number of H-1Bs filed for fiscal year 2017, Bay Area 1,861 1,523 1, ,707 4,082 Position Systems engineer Technical program manager Programmer analyst Software engineer Developer Software engineer ** Company offered a salary range so the midpoint was used. Bay Area wages The average salary offered to asample of H-1B employees for aparticular position and wage level, compared with the average prevailing wage set under the U.S. Department of Labor. H-1B salary offered Prevailing wage* Sources: U.S. Department of Labor, myvisajobs.com, Chronicle research $77,291 $60,359 $73,091 $73,091 $80,370** $73,091 $94,619 $127,920 $124,675 *Prevailing wage was set by the Foreign Labor Certification Data Center, with the exception of Facebook, which was set by the Radford Global Technology Survey. $142,000** $144,707 $163,351 John Blanchard /The Chronicle site Glassdoor, which solicits pay data from users, shows that in most cases, H-1B employees are paid more than the average U.S. worker. Wipro and Tata did not respond to requests for comment, and Infosys declined to answer questions. While the Trump administration has not proposed an overhaul of the H-1B program yet, federal officials shifted some ground rules this month. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, which oversees the program, said the agency will take a more targeted approach in choosing employers You can t group all of the (companies) in one basket, and say that they are bad because they hire foreign workers. Ann Cun, immigration attorney, Accel Visa whose workers receive visas, particularly companies that have a higher ratio of H-1B employees than others. CSpence Group, where Gontaruk is the sole H-1B visa holder, is unlikely to face such scrutiny. After losing out in the lottery and returning to Argentina in 2013, Gontaruk came back to the U.S. to study business at UC Berkeley five months later. CSpence sponsored her for an H-1B again in 2015 and Gontaruk learned she was one of the lucky 85,000 recipients. Even as someone who ultimately benefited from the program, Gontaruk says it has some major shortcomings, like the lottery process. She points out that she was educated here and sought to contribute to the country, but still struggled to get a visa. I m disheartened by blanket statements (that) dismiss the value of what immigrants have brought to this country, Gontaruk said. Trisha Thadani is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. tthadani@ sfchronicle.com UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: ) Chapter 11 SUNEDISON,INC.,et al., ) Case No (SMB) Debtors. 1 ) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARINGTO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON,INC.AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANTTO CHAPTER11 OFTHE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASETAKENOTICEOFTHEFOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER11CASES.BeginningonApril21,2016, 2 SunEdison,Inc.andcertainofitsaffiliates,thedebtorsanddebtorsin possessionin the above-captionedcases (collectively,the Debtors ) filed voluntary petitions for relief under chapter11oftitle 11 of the United StatesCode (the Bankruptcy Code ) in the United StatesBankruptcy Courtfor the Southern DistrictofNewYork (the BankruptcyCourt ). By order of the BankruptcyCourt,the cases arebeing jointly administered for proceduralpurposesundercaseno PLAN AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. On March 28, 2017, the Debtors filed the Joint Plan Of Reorganization of SunEdison,Inc.andIts Debtor Affiliates datedmarch 28,2017 [Docket No.2671] (as maybeamended or supplementedfrom timetotimeandincludingallexhibitsandsupplementsthereto,the Plan )andthedebtors proposeddisclosurestatement For the Joint Plan of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc.and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No.2672] (as may beamended from time to timeandincludingallexhibitsand supplements thereto,the Disclosure Statement ). On April 3,2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors MotionforEntryofanOrder(A)ApprovingtheAdequacyoftheDebtors Disclosure Statement;(B) Approving Solicitation and NoticeProcedures with RespecttoConfirmation of the Debtors Joint Proposed Plan; (C)ApprovingtheFormofVariousBallotsandNoticesinConnectionTherewith;and(D)SchedulingCertainDates(the Motion ). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. Ahearing (the Disclosure Statement Hearing ) will be held before the Honorable Stuart M.Bernstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District ofnewyork, in the Bankruptcy Court, One Bowling Green, Courtroom 723, New York, New York 10004, on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing Easterntime),orassoonthereafterascounselmaybeheard,toconsidertheentryofanorder,amongotherthings,finding thatthe DisclosureStatementcontains adequate information withinthemeaningof section1125of thebankruptcycode and approving the DisclosureStatementand certain other materials relatedtosolicitation of acceptances of the Plan (the Solicitation Package ). TheDisclosureStatementHearing maybeadjourned from time to time without further noticeto creditors,equityholders,orpartiesininterestotherthanbyanannouncementinthebankruptcycourtofsuchadjournment onthedatescheduledforthedisclosurestatementhearingorasindicatedinanynoticeofadjournmentfiledbythedebtors withthebankruptcycourt. 4. OBJECTIONS TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the adequacy ofthe Disclosure Statementmust(a)beinwriting;(b)complywiththeBankruptcyCode,theFederalRulesofBankruptcyProcedure,theLocal BankruptcyRulesfortheSouthernDistrictofNewYork,Chambers proceduresandothercasemanagementrulesandorders ofthisbankruptcycourt;(c)statethenameandaddressoftherespondingorobjectingpartyandthenatureandamountof the claim against or interest in the estatesorpropertyof the Debtors;(d) state with particularitythe legal and factual basis forsuchresponseorobjectionand,ifpracticable,aproposedmodificationthatwouldresolvesuchobjection;(e)befiledwith theclerkoftheunitedstatesbankruptcycourtforthesoutherndistrictofnewyork,togetherwithproofofservicethereon; and (f)beserved bypersonal service orovernight delivery, so as to be ACTUALLY RECEIVED no later than May 9,2017 at 4:00p.m.(prevailingEasternTime)by:(i)theDebtors,SunEdison,Inc.,13736RiverportDr.,MarylandHeights,Missouri 63043;(ii) counsel to the Debtors,Skadden,Arps,Slate,Meagher &Flom LLP,FourTimes Square,NewYork,NY 10036,Attn: JayM.Goffman(Jay.Goffman@skadden.com),J.EricIvester(Eric.Ivester@skadden.com),and155NorthWackerDr.,Chicago, IL 60606,Attn:James J.Mazza,Jr.(James.Mazza@skadden.com) and Louis S.Chiappetta (Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii)co-counseltothedebtors,togut,segal&segalllp,onepennplaza,suite3335,newyork,ny10119,attn:franka.oswald (foswald@teamtogut.com) and Brian F.Moore(bmoore@teamtogut.com);(iv) the Officeofthe United StatesTrustee,U.S. Federal Office Building,201Varick Street,Suite 1006,NewYork,NY 10014,Attn:Paul Schwartzberg(Paul.Schwartzberg@ usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition first lien credit agreement, Latham & Watkins,330NorthWabashAvenue,Suite2800,Chicago,IL,Attn:RichardLevy(richard.levy@lw.com)andBradKotler(brad. kotler@lw.com); (vi)counsel to thetranche BLenders (as defined in the debtor-in-possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors,akin Gump Strauss Hauer &Feld,LLP,One Bryant Park, Bank of America Tower,NewYork,NY,10036,Attn:Arik Preis (apreis@akingump.com) andyochun Katie Lee(kylee@akingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrativeagentunder the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement,pillsburywinthrop Shaw PittmanLLP,1540 Broadway,NewYork,NY 10036,Attn:DanielS.Brown(daniel.brown@pillsburylaw.com); (viii) counsel to the collateraltrustee under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreementand the indenturetrustee under each of the Debtors outstanding bond issuances,wilmerhale,7worldtrade Center,NewYork,NY 10007,Attn:Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale.com); (ix) the Office ofthe United States Attorney for the Southern District ofnewyork, 86 Chambers Street,3 rd Floor,New York,NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrativeagentunder the postpetition debtorin-possession financing facility, White& Case LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whitecase.com) and Elizabeth Feld (efeld@whitecase.com);(xi) counsel to the indenturetrustee to the Debtors convertible senior notes,white&case LLP,1155 Avenue of the Americas,NewYork,NY ,Attn: TomLauria (tlauria@whitecase.com);(xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured creditors,weil,gotshal &Manges LLP,767FifthAvenue,NewYork,NY10153,Attn:MatthewS.Barr,DavidJ.Lender,JonathanD.Polkes,JosephH.Smolinskyand Jill Frizzley (SunEWeilBFR@weil.com) and Morrison &Foerster LLP,250West 55th Street,NewYork,NY 10019,Attn:Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@mofo.com),jennifer Marines(jmarines@mofo.com) andjonathan I.Levine(jonlevine@mofo.com); (xiii)counseltoterraformpower,inc.andterraformglobal,inc.,sullivan&cromwell,125broadstreet,newyork,ny10004, Attn: Michael H.Torkin (torkinm@sullcrom.com), Andrew G. Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com), John L. Hardiman (hardimanj@sullcrom.com) and David R.Zylberberg(zylberbergd@sullcrom.com);(xiv) the Internal Revenue Service,290 Broadway,NewYork,NY 10007,Attn:DistrictDirector;and (xv) the Securities and Exchange Commission,200Vesey Street, Suite400,NewYork,NY10281,Attn:BankruptcyDepartment. ONLYTHOSE RESPONSES OR OBJECTIONSTHATARETIMELYFILED AND RECEIVEDWILL BE CONSIDERED BYTHE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOTTIMELYFILED AND SERVED IN THE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BECONSIDEREDANDWILLBEDEEMEDOVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval of the Disclosure Statement bythe Bankruptcy Court,holders of claims against,orinterests in,the Debtors who are entitled to vote on the Plan will receive a SolicitationPackage. Copies of the Disclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disclosure Statement Order, and other documents and materials relatedthereto,including certain solicitation materials,after they arefiled,may be obtained from (i) the officeof the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court(the Clerk s Office )during normal business hours;(ii) the Bankruptcy Court selectronic case filing system at (apacer login and password are required to access documents on the BankruptcyCourt swebsiteand can be obtained through the PACER ServiceCenteratwww.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov);or (iii) the Debtors administrative agent,prime Clerk,Inc.(the Claims and Solicitation Agent ),(a) at the Debtors restructuring website athttps://cases.primeclerk.com/sunedison, (b) upon request by mail to SunEdison Ballot Processing c/o Prime Clerk,Inc.,830ThirdAvenue,3 rd Floor,NewYork,NY10022or(c)uponrequestbytelephoneat(855) orvia at sunedisonballots@primeclerk.com. PLEASE NOTE: Neither the staff of the Clerk s Office nor the Claims and Solicitation Agent cangivelegal advice. Dated: NewYork,NewYork, April5,2017 SKADDEN,ARPS,SLATE,MEAGHER &FLOMLLP,By:/s/ James J.Mazza,Jr.,JayM.Goffman,J.Eric Ivester,FourTimes Square, NewYork,NewYork ,Telephone:(212) ,Fax:(212) and-JamesJ.Mazza,Jr.(admittedprohac vice),louiss.chiappetta(admittedprohacvice),155n.wackerdr.,chicago,illinois ,telephone:(312) , Fax:(312) ,CounselforDebtorsandDebtorsinPossession 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases,along with the last four digits of each Debtor s tax identification number are as follows:sunedison,inc.(5767);sunedison DG,LLC(N/A);SUNEWind Holdings,Inc.(2144);SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings,LLC (0994); FirstWind Solar Portfolio,LLC (5014); FirstWind California Holdings,LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. (4551); SUNE ML 1, LLC (3132); MEMC Pasadena,Inc.(5238);Solaicx (1969);SunEdison Contracting,LLC (3819);NVT,LLC (5370);NVT Licenses,LLC (5445);Team- Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC(6287); Enflex Corporation (5515); Fotowatio RenewableVentures, Inc. (1788); Silver Ridge Power Holdings,LLC (5886); SunEdison International,LLC(1567); Sun Edison LLC(1450); SunEdisonProducts Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. (3308); SEV Merger Sub Inc. (N/A); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC(6273); Blue SkyWest Capital, LLC(7962); FirstWind Oakfield Portfolio,LLC (3711); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables,LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings,LLC (N/A); EverStream HoldCo Fund I,LLC(9564);Buckthorn Renewables Holdings,LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings,LLC (N/A);RattlesnakeFlatHoldings,LLC (N/A);SomersetWindHoldings,LLC (N/A);SunEWaiawaHoldings,LLC (9757);SunEMN Development,LLC(8669);SunEMNDevelopmentHoldings,LLC (5388);SunEMinnesotaHoldings,LLC (8926);andTerraForm Private Holdings,LLC (5993).Theaddress of the Debtors corporate headquarters is RiverportDr.,Maryland Heights, Missouri CertainotherDebtorsfiledatlaterdates. SunflowerRenewableHoldings1,LLC(6273);BlueSkyWestCapital,LLC(7962); FirstWindOakfieldPortfolio,LLC (3771);FirstWindPanhandleHoldingsIII,LLC(4238);DSPRenewables,LLC (5513);Hancock Renewables Holdings,LLC (N/A)filed voluntarypetitions on June 1,2016. EverStream HoldcoFund I,LLC(9564)filed avoluntary petition on July 20,2016. Buckthorn Renewables Holdings,LLC (7616);GreenmountainWind Holdings,LLC (N/A); RattlesnakeFlatHoldings,LLC (N/A);SomersetWindHoldings,LLC (N/A);andSunEWaiawaHoldings,LLC (9757)filedvoluntarypetitionsonAugust9,2016. SunEMNDevelopment,LLC(8669);SunEMNDevelopmentHoldings,LLC (5388);andSunE Minnesota Holdings,LLC (8926)filed voluntarypetitions on August 10,2016. TerraForm Private Holdings,LLC (5993)filed a voluntarypetitionondecember16,2016.

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12 Pg 12 of 29 AFFIDA vrr OF PUHLICATION SAN MATEO DAILY JOURNAL STATE OF CALIFORNIA Count) of San Mateo The undcr),i ncd declares: Tha l al all ti 1m.::,; hercinnlkr mentioned. nffiant wa-., a pernm111.:11t re:;idc nt of the United \talcs. mer the age or cightn n car old. and 11 as,ii a11j dur111!!,tll :-aid 1irncs. 1'11t Office :\lanagcr or the :111 tvla;co Dail).Journal, a 11c11spapcr published da il in rhl' Cou111y of San Mateo. State of Cal ifornia. The notice mentioned \\as sci in 1ype no smaller than nonpareil and \\'as preceded II ith II ords printed in black face type not smaller tha11 si7c 6. dcscribin)! and expressing in general lt'rms. the purpos;e and character or the 1101in: inte11ded 10 be gil'en: that the NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF OISCLOSlJRE STAT M[NT l'nited STA 11,S BA ( Rt p 1 CY COl lrl SOl 'I IIERN DISTRl("J OF l'iew YORK Of 11 hich the a1111l:.\cd is a printed copy \\'as publislwd and printed in said ne11 spapcr on the I 0th Ua) ol,\pril I decl;irl' under pcnalt) of pcrju1') thnt tht' fon:goin is true and correct. Dated ;1l )j l'o. ( al1 i: )7 / I hi:, / '/- 'da) of/_ ',, _2017. UIIITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT S IUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK in1 re: Chaptff 11 SIINEDISON,INC.,etof., ) useno (SMB) :;De,.b.,, te,,. rs. 1.,l (Jointly Administeroed) NOTICE DF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUN EDISON, INC. AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANIJO CHAPTER 11 QEJHE BANKRUPTCY CODE PlfASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTERJJCASES.8tgiMingon April21,2016, 1 SunEdiS0<1,lnundcertainofilsaffi6a1es,1h,debtoisand deb101s in 1,ossessionin 1hubowe-captlOCMd (colle<twely,the1!d!l.ll voluniary pee it Ions for re6,rundff chapttt 11 or 1kl 11 or lhe Un ed Slates Code (the"bantruptc, Code"! in the United Stiltl!S B.lnkrup1cy<oort ro, the Sou1hem Diltrict of N w YO!t (the "Bankruptcy Court'). By ocdtt or tht Bankruptcy (QOl\th casts are being jointly adminis(ered for pro<tdural purpoiesundtrc.uno PLAIIANQ PlsctQSURE,SIAUMENJ. On March 28,2017, the Debtors fi tht Joint Pion Of 1/to,gotiltlrion of Suilfdi!Olt. Inc. and IIJ Otbt«Alfili,Jre daled March 28, 2017 [Dodtt Ho I tas may bt ame,,ded oc supplemented lrom linie 10 time and including all exhibits and SUpt>iffllents 1""e10, the1!an')and the Oebton' 1)11)posed OisdbsuJP Stattmtnr Fot tbt Joint Plan of Reo,gqnilation of Sunfdiso/1 In<. and Ill Oebror Affl/Jate dated March 28, 2017 f Dodte1 No. 2672) (as mil)' be amended rrom time to 1ime and including au exhibits and suwlemenis thfftto. 1he 'J)jscmurc $1a«ment'l. On April 3,2017 tilt DMitOB filfd tilt Otlnors' Motion 161 Entry of (lff /kde {A) Approving the Adtquocyo/ thtl>ebroir' urt 5/cittmtnl;(B)App,ovingSdidlofianandNotktPloadureswithl/.e,pt(to(on/innationo(/hr/Jtbton'JointPtoposer/Plon;(Q Ap,01oi,ng thtfonn olvdliolh BdfolJ ond Nolkesitl Glnn«tilln 1htnwilb;and (DJ Sdltdul'ltll) (trtoin Doll'S(the"l,!Q!jgo). 3. DfSCLQSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A he ing (the 'Pisclowr SliU (IM'f)I tk ring') will be held btroce 1he HoOOlllble Stuart M. 6'msttin, United Stites 8.lnkruptcy Judge roe 1he Soulhem District of New M In the l!.lnkluptcy Coim.Ont Bowling Green, Cou111oom 723. New Y«k, New Y«k on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prmifing utom timo),or as-1htreafl" as<ounld may bt heard, to comidei the enuyol an Oldt!,among other things.finding th.it tilt Di!(1osurt 0 adequate inlonna1ion wi1hln 1he meaning or s«tim 1 m of the Bankruptcy C'Me and aj>ploying me Disdqsu,o Sta1emen1 and ceiqln t>thtl ma1"ial1,eta1ed to solicir.ltioa of amptan<es of 1he 1'1an (the jcjjiljiqo P;lcbge'). The Oisdosure Statemenl He.iring may bt adjourned from time 10 time wilhout funher notice lo mdito, equityholdefs,ocpar in in1erest 01her lhan by an annooncerm,nt in the Bankruptcy Court or such adjou,nmen1 oo 1he d.ltolcheduledloc 1he Disclosure S1atement Hwing OI as indicaled in any notke of adjoumme,,t filed by 1he Oeb!OIS wld11hebankrvptcycoun. 4, OBJECTIONS TO Pl$Cl0SURE STAT MEKT. MY 1'lPOIIS6 oi ol>je<tions to the adequacy ol 1he Disdosure Sl,nement must (a)bt lnwriting;(b) <0111J>ly with lhe 8ankrup1cyCode,1he Ffdtr.11 Rutes of8ankrup1ey Plocedure,lhelocal Ba nkluptcy lwles lot the Southern Di1tric1 or New Yort. Oiambffl' procedu,es and othei = management rules and ordffi of llllis Bankrup1cy Court; (cl state!ht name and address o( the responding oc oojec1ing party and the na1ure and amoun1 of th4 da,m against ocint"est 10 the mites oc propeny ol 1ht Oebloct (d) stale with particularity 1ht legal and!actual basis ro, sur:h rtll)ollsoi oojeclion and,ff l)lll(lkablc.a prol)osed modifica1ion tha1 would resot.e IU<h obje<tioa;(e) bt rtltd with th notr ohl!f UMed \latpsbanbuptr,roon lot tl\f Somheln Oillr1C1 of HtwY111tr,1ogeihet w11h proolof «<Ylce thflooo;and Ill llplfffl'fl ll!ioprl!illl ll'iv.l'or"""nll)ht (r.t/vl'll ll]i!s tol ll(tiiai IYRff[IVfOnoL!tl'l lh nma, It 4:00p,m. (p1rew lllnu Elstein nmellrr. (ii 1hl-lll'll1011, Sunftlisoo.lnr., 1lll6RlmP01l ill.. 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(v) rorinsel 10 the adminisu.lfr1t agelllundei the Odllon'Pfl'l"lhion 6111 lien credit agreemen1.r.atham &W tllins.330 H0rth W,1bashAvtnue,Su11e2800,Chicago.lL.Ann:Richard""Y(richanUevy@tw.com)and&adKotltt{brad.ko11fflitw.com);(vi) coiinsel 10 the Trandlt B lendffl ( s defined in 1ht deb1oc-i11-possession credit aglffl11ent) and 1he!leering committn! of thi st<ond itrloedh0!$.akin Gump Strauss Hautt & ffld, UP,00t81yant Pa'*,Bantr of Ame<i<a Towt1,Newl'ortr,NY. looj6, A1111: Arill Pleil (ap, ngump.rorn) and Yochun Kalie Lt!! (kylft@atingump.com); (viii counsel 10 th administrative agent unde< tilt DebtOIS' p, tition second lien oedil agr- Pilllbuty Win1Jvop Shaw Pinman LLP. mo Broadway. NtwYortr,NY 10036,Attn:D.!llidS.Btown (danielbrown@pillsllurylaw.com);(yii)coonsdtothe collaltral trvsttt u, dei lhe Debtocs' prepe1i1ion 1e1:ond lien oedit agreement and the indei11ure trusltt under oo or tht Debt Oil' 01J1s1andlns bond issuance1, \'lilme,halt, 7 Wotld Trade Cenler, New Yorll, NY 10007, Altn: Andrew Golclman (andrew.goldmaiw\vllmtm,,le. coirn); fix) the OffKe or tht United Stale! Atlomty I01 lhe Soolhe<n District or Ntw Yottr,86Chambtrs Strttl, 3 floe,, ew Y i1<,hy 10007; (l)counsd 10 theadministralivtagtntunder 1heposq,e11tlon debtllr in,possonioa finan<ing lacaity. \'I,ile & tease llp Avenut or th America Hew VOit, HY , Attn: Scon Greis.sman (sgrei11man!iwh11ec so.co 11) an EfiLlbtlh Feld (mid <'Whiteose.com); (xi) counsel 10 1he inden1ure uusttt to 1he Oebtoc!' coowtible seniot not,\ 'M,ite &C.S. UP, 11SS A...,,u, of!he Ameri...,Nt'W NY ,Ann:Tom l,uri, (tl>u,i;,:!'whh.a1t com);(,ol, co, to 1ht olficial comm,utt or unsecu,ed,reditocs, Wtil, &,tshal & Manges UP. 767 Filth A-. New Yorll,NY lotsj. Atlltt Malth!W S. Batr, David). lender, Jonathan 0. Polkts, Josepn H. Smclinsky and Jill fr,urty (SunEWeilBfR<i'w!il.com) and Motrison & fomttt llp. 250 IVl!Sl SSth Strl!tl. Now YOII<. NY Attn: locenio M4rinuui Omarinuui, rnolo.com). Jenniftt Marines ijmarir,es.,-mofo.com) and lonathao 1.1.tvine ijoaltolino1mofo.(om); (xiii) coons,t 10 Tttrafocm " ""' lnplld fe,raform Cilobal, Inc., Sullivan &C,omwell, 125 Broad Strttl,ffew\M,NY l<m4,ann:mic H.Toron (lockirwn:a sul'"1,m.com),andrewg.oie1de!ich(diftdericha!suluom.com) JohnLHardiman (hardim.inj@sulkrom.com).inddavid R. ZJib<erbtrg (zytbetber9d lcrom.com);(xiv) lhc Internal Re,,enue Sffiict,290Bro.idway,NewYort.NY 10007,Attn:Dislrict DilMoi;and(xv)1htSe<urit1esand&dla Commiss1oa,200VeseyS11tt1,Strite400,NewYoc1c,NY10281,Attn:8anlcJup1cy Depa,unent. ONlYTHOSE R SP0NS S 0R OBJECTIONS THAT ARE TIMELY FILEO ANO REUIVfO WILL BE CONSIDERED BYTHE BJtNKRUPTCYCOURT. OBJECTIONS NOT TIMELYFILEO AND SERVED INTHE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE Will NOT BE (O I NSIDEREOAHDWILLBEOEEMEDOVERRULED, s. COPIES Of THE QISj:LQSUBUIAllMJ!il.AIIIULAIJ, Upon wroval or the Oisciosurt S1 tement by lht Bankrupicy Court, holdffl of claims againsl, o, inlm!is in, the Deb tots wbo are enlltled Ill vote on the Plan wll rl!ce a So1i<Jta1iooPawge. Co!lil!S of tilt Oisdosult Statement, lhe Plan, the Mouon. lhe OISdosure Sta1omen1 ()der, and other dorumen!s and miltttials reloled thm10. including ctttain soliciiatioo materials,aher 1hey aoe filed. may bt o1>1ained from 01 1he olfice ol lh+! (letk of the Bankruptcy (ou (the - 1 dunng IIOlmal bll1iness hours; on lht Bankrvplcy Coult\ electronk it filing syne,n at ( PACER login and pas d are iequirfd to access documents on th 8ankrvp1<y Coun s websi1e and can bt obi.lined th,ough lht PACER s«vi<e Cen1e.a1 th+! OebtM' administrative agenl, Prime (leit, Inc. (Ille "Oaims and SoijcjmiQO AQenn,(a) at lhe OtblOIS' restructuring!bsiie at lb) upoo rtquest ma to SUnEdison Ballot PlocesSing tlo Pivne Cll k.lnc.,830 Thild Attnue.J Flooc,NewYort,NY o, (cl upon requeit by ielephoorn (8SS) 388-<IS7S or via mai at S11!!dA!onballoi,ii'pi1rnedert.com. Pl.EASE NOTE: Ntilhtr the staff of the Cltrtc's Office nor the Clilms and Solicitation Agent can giwe l al NMct. D.i1ed: HewYoct,NewYOlt. Apr S,2017 SK DDEN.ARPS,SLATE.MEAGHER&fLOMLLP.By: -.ir.._,jaym.goffm.in,j.ericlvester,fou<llmes Squaro, Nt wyorll,newyrxk , reiephone,(2121 ns-3000,far.(212) m-2000-and JamesJ.Maua,Jr.(admitttd.Plllh«l'icr),Louis S.Chiappttla (adm1nedpn>h«mt), 1S5 N.Wader.Chi(ago,llhnois , lelephoae< (l 12) 40NJ700, fa:i:(312) ,Counse/for /Jeb!Otlond/JdJIMinf'rmessi ' The OebtOIS Ir, 11>tse chaptef 11 cases.along wrlh 1he last lour d,gns or todl OebtOl's tu idtrl1ifkation numbtr are as follows: SunEd'ison, Inc. (S767); SooEdisoa 06, UC (N/A); SUNE Wind Holdings, Inc. (214-l);SUNE HaW31i Solar Holdings. LL( (<1194); first Wrnd Solar Ponlolio. LLC (S014); r,m Wind cattrom;., Holdlngl, Ll< (7697); S<lnEdisoa Holdings Co1pomion (8ii69);5'1n[di!OO UtiNIY HoldirY,JS,lnc.(644J);Sunfdi!OO illtffllallon.il, lnc.(4551);suhf ML 1.Ll( (Jl J2);M[M( Pasadena, Int:. (5238); Solaicx (1969); S<lnfdison <.oouacting. llc (3819); Nvt LL( (5370); NV1 licenses, LL( (5445);1W!l 'ioku, Inc. (7782); Sun Edison Canada, UC (6287); Enfln Cotpo,alion (SSI 5); linowaiio Rtntwable Veinures. lnc.11788): sawer Rid Powti Holdings.UC (5886l;SunEdisoo lnt"national, llc (1567);Sun Edison Ll( (145-0); SunEdiJon Products Sing.lpott Pte. l111.(7373);suned >11RtsidenlialS...ices,LLC(5787l;PVTSola,,ln<.(JJ08);SP/MeigttSublnt(N/A);SunflowHRtnewablt lllildings 1. llc (627l); Blue Sky Wl!St Capit.ll, LLC (7961); fi t Wind Oi!kfield Pottloio. UC (3711); First Wind Panhandle lllildlllcj Ill. LLC (4llS); OSP Rtnewables. Lt.C (5513); llancod Renew.lbles Holdings, LLC (N/A); ms1ream Hold(o Fund I, lij( (9564};Buctrthom Ren,wablesHoldings.LlC (7616);C,,ttnrnounta111Wind Holdings,llC (N/AJ;llattlcsnake FI.JtHoldings. LU[ (N/AJ;'iomffletW.nd Holdings.LLC (N/A);SunEWaiawa Holdiras. llc (9757);SunE MN 0..elopmen llc (8669);SunE Mli0evelopmen1Holdmgs.ll((S388);SunEMiont>OtaHoldi111J lu.(8926);ancllem,formprivaleholdings.llc(s99l).the addressol1helld>i011 corpora1thtadquarte,s61j736rlffipoci Or.,M.iryland He,ghis,Misswri ' Ct<t.11nothe<DebtorsNed atlatttd.!rt1. Suollow" RtnfwabltHold,ngs l.llc (6J73);8'utSkyWfflCapital,llC 11962); Fi1<IW1nd Oi!kfil'id Ponfolio.UC (Jnl); Filll Wind Panh.indltHoldings 11, LLC (4238): OSP Rtnowables,ll( (SS1 l); Hancock Renewables Holdings. UC (NIAi filed...,lunta,y pe1r1i0ns oa June EvttStream Holdco Fund I. LLC (956-Cl Ned awl un1ary petition on July Bucltthocn Renew<lbles Holdtngs. ll( (7616);G!etnmounlaln Wmd Holdings.LL( (NIA); Rattlesnakflatllotdings.U.C IN/A);Somene1Wlld Hold OiJS.llC (ltlaj;and Sunl WaiawaHoldings.Ll( (9757) fil!dvoluo IIIYPH tloos oo Augu\19, l016 Sunf MN D...iopm U( (1669);Sunf M. O!'Vtlopmer.t Holdings. LI! (Sl88);and SunE nnesola Holdmgs. ll( [ ed Utll4fY pthllol1\ on A og u,110, leir fotm f>ro, t Holdon9s. ll( (S99l) filtd a YO lun1ary peh1100 oa Dt<l'fflbei t

13 6 Monday April 10, 2017 STATE/ Pg 13 NATION of 29 THE DAILY JOURNAL California s gas tax hike shows governor s political skill By Jonathan Cooper THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: ) Chapter 11 SUNEDISON, INC., et al., ) Case No (SMB) Debtors. 1 ) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON, INC. AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER 11 CASES. Beginning on April 21, 2016, 2 SunEdison, Inc. and certain of its affiliates, the debtors and debtors in possession in the above-captioned cases (collectively, the Debtors ) filed voluntary petitions for relief under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the Bankruptcy Code ) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the Bankruptcy Court ). By order of the Bankruptcy Court, the cases are being jointly administered for procedural purposes under Case No PLAN AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. On March 28, 2017, the Debtors filed the Joint Plan Of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc. and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2671] (as may be amended or supplemented from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the Plan ) and the Debtors proposed Disclosure Statement For the Joint Plan of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc. and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2672] (as may be amended from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the Disclosure Statement ). On April 3, 2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors Motion for Entry of an Order (A) Approving the Adequacy of the Debtors Disclosure Statement; (B) Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with Respect to Confirmation of the Debtors Joint Proposed Plan; (C) Approving the Form of Various Ballots and Notices in Connection Therewith; and (D) Scheduling Certain Dates (the Motion ). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A hearing (the Disclosure Statement Hearing ) will be held before the Honorable Stuart M. Bernstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, in the Bankruptcy Court, One Bowling Green, Courtroom 723, New York, New York 10004, on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing Eastern time), or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, to consider the entry of an order, among other things, finding that the Disclosure Statement contains adequate information within the meaning of section 1125 of the Bankruptcy Code and approving the Disclosure Statement and certain other materials related to solicitation of acceptances of the Plan (the Solicitation Package ). The Disclosure Statement Hearing may be adjourned from time to time without further notice to creditors, equity holders, or parties in interest other than by an announcement in the Bankruptcy Court of such adjournment on the date scheduled for the Disclosure Statement Hearing or as indicated in any notice of adjournment filed by the Debtors with the Bankruptcy Court. 4. OBJECTIONS TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the adequacy of the Disclosure Statement must (a) be in writing; (b) comply with the Bankruptcy Code, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Local Bankruptcy Rules for the Southern District of New York, Chambers procedures and other case management rules and orders of this Bankruptcy Court; (c) state the name and address of the responding or objecting party and the nature and amount of the claim against or interest in the estates or property of the Debtors; (d) state with particularity the legal and factual basis for such response or objection and, if practicable, a proposed modification that would resolve such objection; (e) be filed with the Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, together with proof of service thereon; and (f) be served by personal service or overnight delivery, so as to be ACTUALLY RECEIVED no later than May 9, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. (prevailing Eastern Time) by: (i) the Debtors, SunEdison, Inc., Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043; (ii) counsel to the Debtors, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Four Times Square, New York, NY 10036, Attn: Jay M. Goffman (Jay.Goffman@skadden.com), J. Eric Ivester (Eric.Ivester@skadden.com), and 155 North Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL 60606, Attn: James J. Mazza, Jr. (James.Mazza@skadden.com) and Louis S. Chiappetta (Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii) co-counsel to the Debtors, Togut, Segal & Segal LLP, One Penn Plaza, Suite 3335, New York, NY 10119, Attn: Frank A. Oswald (foswald@ teamtogut.com) and Brian F. Moore (bmoore@teamtogut.com);(iv) the Office of the United States Trustee, U.S. Federal Office Building, 201 Varick Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY 10014, Attn: Paul Schwartzberg (Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition first lien credit agreement, Latham & Watkins, 330 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 2800, Chicago, IL, Attn: Richard Levy (richard.levy@lw.com) and Brad Kotler (brad.kotler@lw.com); (vi) counsel to the Tranche B Lenders (as defined in the debtor-in-possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP, One Bryant Park, Bank of America Tower, New York, NY, 10036, Attn: Arik Preis (apreis@akingump.com) and Yochun Katie Lee (kylee@akingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, 1540 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, Attn: Daniel S. Brown (daniel.brown@pillsburylaw.com);(viii) counsel to the collateral trustee under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement and the indenture trustee under each of the Debtors outstanding bond issuances, WilmerHale, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale. com); (ix) the Office of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, 86 Chambers Street, 3 rd Floor, New York, NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrative agent under the postpetition debtor-in-possession financing facility, White & Case LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whitecase.com) and Elizabeth Feld (efeld@whitecase.com); (xi) counsel to the indenture trustee to the Debtors convertible senior notes, White & Case LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Tom Lauria (tlauria@whitecase.com); (xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured creditors, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, 767 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10153, Attn: Matthew S. Barr, David J. Lender, Jonathan D. Polkes, Joseph H. Smolinsky and Jill Frizzley (SunEWeilBFR@weil.com) and Morrison & Foerster LLP, 250 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019, Attn: Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@mofo.com), Jennifer Marines (jmarines@mofo.com) and Jonathan I. Levine (jonlevine@mofo.com); (xiii) counsel to TerraForm Power, Inc. and TerraForm Global, Inc., Sullivan & Cromwell, 125 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004, Attn: Michael H. Torkin (torkinm@ sullcrom.com), Andrew G. Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com), John L. Hardiman (hardimanj@sullcrom.com) and David R. Zylberberg (zylberbergd@sullcrom.com);(xiv) the Internal Revenue Service, 290 Broadway, New York, NY 10007, Attn: District Director; and (xv) the Securities and Exchange Commission, 200 Vesey Street, Suite 400, New York, NY 10281, Attn: Bankruptcy Department. ONLY THOSE RESPONSES OR OBJECTIONS THAT ARE TIMELY FILED AND RECEIVED WILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOT TIMELY FILED AND SERVED IN THE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED AND WILL BE DEEMED OVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval of the Disclosure Statement by the Bankruptcy Court, holders of claims against, or interests in, the Debtors who are entitled to vote on the Plan will receive a Solicitation Package. Copies of the Disclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disclosure Statement Order, and other documents and materials related thereto, including certain solicitation materials, after they are filed, may be obtained from (i) the office of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court (the Clerk s Office ) during normal business hours; (ii) the Bankruptcy Court s electronic case filing system at (a PACER login and password are required to access documents on the Bankruptcy Court s website and can be obtained through the PACER Service Center at or (iii) the Debtors administrative agent, Prime Clerk, Inc. (the Claims and Solicitation Agent ), (a) at the Debtors restructuring website at (b) upon request by mail to SunEdison Ballot Processing c/o Prime Clerk, Inc., 830 Third Avenue, 3 rd Floor, New York, NY or (c) upon request by telephone at (855) or via at sunedisonballots@primeclerk.com. PLEASE NOTE: Neither the staff of the Clerk s Office nor the Claims and Solicitation Agent can give legal advice. Dated: New York, New York, April 5, 2017 SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE, MEAGHER & FLOM LLP, By: /s/ James J. Mazza, Jr., Jay M. Goffman, J. Eric Ivester, Four Times Square, New York, New York , Telephone: (212) , Fax: (212) and- James J. Mazza, Jr. (admitted pro hac vice), Louis S. Chiappetta (admitted pro hac vice), 155 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Illinois , Telephone: (312) , Fax: (312) , Counsel for Debtors and Debtors in Possession 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor s tax identification number are as follows: SunEdison, Inc. (5767); SunEdison DG, LLC (N/A); SUNE Wind Holdings, Inc. (2144); SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LLC (0994); First Wind Solar Portfolio, LLC (5014); First Wind California Holdings, LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. (4551); SUNE ML 1, LLC (3132); MEMC Pasadena, Inc. (5238); Solaicx (1969); SunEdison Contracting, LLC (3819); NVT, LLC (5370); NVT Licenses, LLC (5445); Team-Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC (6287); Enflex Corporation (5515); Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. (1788); Silver Ridge Power Holdings, LLC (5886); SunEdison International, LLC (1567); Sun Edison LLC (1450); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. (3308); SEV Merger Sub Inc. (N/A); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LLC (3711); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings, LLC (N/A); EverStream HoldCo Fund I, LLC (9564); Buckthorn Renewables Holdings, LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings, LLC (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); SunE Waiawa Holdings, LLC (9757); SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926); and TerraForm Private Holdings, LLC (5993). The address of the Debtors corporate headquarters is Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri Certain other Debtors filed at later dates. Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LLC (3771); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings, LLC (N/A) filed voluntary petitions on June 1, EverStream Holdco Fund I, LLC (9564) filed a voluntary petition on July 20, Buckthorn Renewables Holdings, LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings, LLC (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); and SunE Waiawa Holdings, LLC (9757) filed voluntary petitions on August 9, SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); and SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926) filed voluntary petitions on August 10, TerraForm Private Holdings, LLC (5993) filed a voluntary petition on December 16, SACRAMENTO California Gov. Jerry Brown employed all the tricks he s accumulated over a lifetime in politics to pass one of the largest state tax increases in recent memory in one frenzied week. Using a mix of public pressure, private arm-twisting, a late-night meeting at the governor s mansion and nearly $1 billion of pork, Brown showed the political acumen that s made him California s longest-serving chief executive. Brown, who typically prefers to politick in private, was a very public campaigner for the deal he negotiated with fellow Democratic legislative leaders. He ventured to Concord and Riverside to pressure undecided legislators from those areas, and he appealed directly to two legislative committees. A group of contractors and construction unions underwrote a $1 million ad blitz on TV and social media. And the day before Thursday s vote Brown headlined a rally at the state Capitol. The tax hike, projected to raise more than $5 billion a year from higher gas taxes and vehicle registration fees, cleared the Legislature on Thursday night without a single vote to spare for the two-thirds majority required for tax increases. Minutes later, at about 11 p.m. on the eve of his 79th birthday, Brown stepped out of his office and declared victory, flanked by about a dozen lawmakers. I appreciate being a Democrat and what the Democrats did tonight, Brown said. The Democratic Party is the party of doing things. And tonight we did something to fix the roads of California. Californians have historically been Jerry Brown receptive to hiking taxes on the rich and sins like cigarettes. In 2012, Brown convinced voters to approve a higher income tax on the wealthy. Thad Kousser, chair of the political science department at University of California, San Diego, said Brown and his legislative partners Senate leader Kevin de Leon and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon cleared a higher hurdle by winning passage for a much broader tax package. What he got was a legislature... to look ahead 10, 20 years into the future and put some pain on their voters today to build California for the future, Kousser said. That makes it a really tough trek. The deal will raise gasoline taxes 43 percent to 47.3 cents per gallon beginning Nov. 1. Diesel taxes will more than double to 36 cents a gallon. Vehicle owners will be charged a new annual fee, paid along with the vehicle registration. The money, more than $52 billion over the next 10 years, will pay for repairs to state highways and local streets, along with improvements to bridges, public transit, and biking and walking trails. Every Republican but one opposed the plan. Conceding that road conditions are dire, Republicans said overtaxed Californians can t shoulder another increase. California s gas taxes will be among the highest in the nation. The decision to ask lawmakers for a tax hike is a departure from Brown s promise in 2010, when he pledged not to raise taxes without a vote of the people. However, he did not repeat the promise when he was re-elected four years later. By David Lieb and Joan Lowy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS When a train jumped the tracks this past week at New York s Penn Station, the seemingly minor accident led to a cascade of exasperating delays for hundreds of thousands of commuters. When a flood forced authorities to condemn a one-lane, century-old bridge in rural Ozark, Missouri, it was no less frustrating for the residents and business owners cut off from their shortest route into town. The two episodes highlight a reality about the U.S. transportation system it is aging, congested and so vital that when things go wrong, big and costly disruptions can result for which there is no quick fix. Though President Donald Trump has promised a $1 trillion infrastructure-rebuilding program, not all of that may go toward transportation. Even then, it would fall well short of the many trillions needed to fix the country s web of roads, bridges, railways, subways and bus stations. A Bite of Old - Time San Francisco The Authentic Blum s Coffee Crunch Cake 10% off Special with this Ad Open Easter Sunday 9am to 11am for pickup CALL Kathy s Creative Kakes (650) South B Street San Mateo He has that uncanny knack for knowing when to seize a political issue and run with it and make it work and score with it, said Larry Gerston, a professor emeritus of political science at San Jose State University. He rarely loses the big fight. Brown, Rendon and de Leon worked on the deal for nearly two years. The governor called lawmakers into special session in 2015 to deal with roads, but after on-again, offagain talks, they walked away at the end of last year s legislative session, pledging to try again after the 2016 election. In February, the trio said they d imposed a deadline on themselves to pass the tax hike by April 6, the last day before lawmakers began their spring break. A week before the deadline, they announced their deal. Brown went to Concord the next day to highlight bad roads in the overlapping districts of Sen. Steve Glazer and Assemblyman Tim Grayson, both Democrats. Grayson ended up supporting the tax hike while Glazer was one of two legislative Democrats to vote against it. A few days later, Brown was in Riverside for a rally to pressure Assemblywoman Sabrina Cervantes and Sen. Richard Roth, Democrats in swing districts that are top targets for Republicans next year. Cervantes and Roth voted for the bill after receiving guarantees that about $420 million will go to their region for road projects. Without Glazer s support, Brown needed a Republican. He found a partner in Sen. Anthony Cannella of Ceres, who d sent strong signals that he d be willing to vote for the deal under the right circumstances. Brown got Canella s vote following a meeting at the governor s mansion that wrapped up around 10 p.m. Wednesday. Cannella said Brown, de Leon and Rendon pressured him for hours. There was a lot of arm-twisting, Cannella said. There was a lot of my arm being twisted, actually. He didn t go away empty-handed: For his vote, Canella was promised a half-billion dollars for road and train projects in his district. New York derailment highlights infrastructure concerns The commuter train in New York derailed because of a weakened railroad tie. No one was seriously injured. But the incident shut down eight of the station s 21 tracks, disrupting Amtrak service in the Northeast from Boston to Washington, as well as delaying commuter trains in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut for the better part of a week. Business meetings were canceled, ballgames, dinners and doctor s appointments missed, and commuters fumed. Lawyer Dominic Boone, who travels into New York from New Jersey, complained that because he arrived late to the office and had to leave early to catch a different train, he lost 10 hours of work for which he could have billed clients. They should have been working on Penn Station forever ago, Boone said. As a nation, we should be spending more on our crumbling infrastructure. The disruption was only a brief example of the frustration travelers could face if the region can t find a way to replace a pair of deteriorating, overcrowded, century-old rail tunnels that run under the Hudson River and connect New York and New Jersey. 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16 CMYK B smb Doc 2820 Filed 04/19/17 Entered 04/19/17 18:21:41 Pg 16 of 29 Nxxx, ,B,002,Bs-BW,E1 THE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 2017 N Top Chinese Insurance Official Faces Graft Inquiry Ailin Tang contributed research. ECONOMY Fed Chief to Take Audience Questions in Talk With Scholar Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, heads to the University of Michigan on Monday for an event billed as a conversation with the economist Susan M. Collins, the dean of Michigan s school of public policy. Ms. Yellen will also take questions from the audience. Ms. Yellen has about 10 months left in her term as the Fed s chairwoman. She has said the Fed hopes to continue raising interest rates this year. The Fed also indicated last week that it would like to start reducing its huge investment holdings by the end of the year. BINYAMIN APPELBAUM JASON LEE/REUTERS Xiang Junbo, left, is suspected of severe violations of discipline in his role regulating Anbang, above, and other insurers. JASON LEE/REUTERS tigation into Mr. Xiang is related to any of those matters. The anticorruption agency, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, provided no details. Mr. Xiang, 60, could not be reached for comment on Sunday, and no one answered the phone at the press office of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, which he oversees. As of Sunday afternoon, the insurance commission s website still listed him as its chairman. Mr. Xiang is just the latest top Communist Party official to fall afoul of President Xi Jinping s yearslong anti-corruption cam- NOTICE OF REDEMPTION BY LASALLE HOTEL PROPERTIES OF 7.5% SERIES H CUMULATIVE REDEEMABLE PREFERRED SHARES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LaSalle Hotel Properties, a Maryland real estate investment trust, has called for redemption, and will redeem, on May 4, 2017 (the Redemption Date ), all 2,750,000 outstanding shares of its 7.5% Series H Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Shares (the Series H Preferred Shares ). The notice of redemption to be mailed by the transfer agent to holders of record of the Series H Preferred Shares will specify that all Series H Preferred Shares will be redeemed from each such holder. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is transfer agent for the Series H Preferred Shares. On or before the Redemption Date, LaSalle Hotel Properties will deliver, or cause to be delivered, out of funds legally available therefor, to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. approximately $68.8 million in redemption of the 2,750,000 Series H Preferred Shares, plus a sum equal to all accrued and unpaid dividends on the Series H Preferred Shares, through the Redemption Date. Commencing on the Redemption Date, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. will pay to the holders of record of the Series H Preferred Shares, in exchange for each Series H Preferred Share, $25.00 plus a sum equal to all accrued and unpaid dividends through the Redemption Date with respect to such shares (the Redemption Price ). The Series H Preferred Shares, accompanied by proper instruments of assignment and transfer if payment is to be made other than to the registered holder(s), shall be surrendered for redemption by mail or overnight courier to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as indicated below: By Mail Wells Fargo Shareowner Services Attn: Corporate Actions Department PO Box St. Paul, MN By Overnight Courier or Hand-delivery Wells Fargo Shareowner Services Attn: Corporate Actions Department 1110 Centre Pointe Curve, Suite 101 Mendota Heights, MN Delivery of the foregoing instruments and documents to any other address shall not constitute valid delivery. On and after the Redemption Date, all Series H Preferred Shares shall be deemed no longer to be outstanding, dividends thereon shall cease to accrue and all rights with respect to the Series H Preferred Shares shall forthwith at the close of business on the Redemption Date cease and terminate, except only the right of the holders thereof to receive the Redemption Price of the shares so redeemed, but without interest, upon surrender of such shares. Any moneys deposited by LaSalle Hotel Properties and unclaimed at the end of two years from the Redemption Date shall, to the extent permitted by law, be repaid to LaSalle Hotel Properties, after which repayment the holders of the Series H Preferred Shares shall look only to LaSalle Hotel Properties for payment thereof. UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ) Chapter 11 In re: SUNEDISON, INC., et al., ) Case No (SMB) Debtors.1 ) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON, INC. AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER 11 CASES. Beginning on April 21, 2016,2 SunEdison, Inc. and certain of its affiliates, the debtors and debtors in possession in the above-captioned cases (collectively, the Debtors ) filed voluntary petitions for relief under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the Bankruptcy Code ) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the Bankruptcy Court ). By order of the Bankruptcy Court, the cases are being jointly administered for procedural purposes under Case No PLAN AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. On March 28, 2017, the Debtors filed the Joint Plan Of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc. and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2671] (as may be amended or supplemented from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the Plan ) and the Debtors proposed Disclosure Statement For the Joint Plan of Reorganization of SunEdison, Inc. and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2672] (as may be amended from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the Disclosure Statement ). On April 3, 2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors Motion for Entry of an Order (A) Approving the Adequacy of the Debtors Disclosure Statement; (B) Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with Respect to Confirmation of the Debtors Joint Proposed Plan; (C) Approving the Form of Various Ballots and Notices in Connection Therewith; and (D) Scheduling Certain Dates (the Motion ). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A hearing (the Disclosure Statement Hearing ) will be held before the Honorable Stuart M.Bernstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, in the Bankruptcy Court, One Bowling Green, Courtroom 723, New York, New York 10004, on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing Eastern time), or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, to consider the entry of an order, among other things, finding that the Disclosure Statement contains adequate information within the meaning of section 1125 of the Bankruptcy Code and approving the Disclosure Statement and certain other materials related to solicitation of acceptances of the Plan (the Solicitation Package ). The Disclosure Statement Hearing may be adjourned from time to time without further notice to creditors, equity holders, or parties in interest other than by an announcement in the Bankruptcy Court of such adjournment on the date scheduled for the Disclosure Statement Hearing or as indicated in any notice of adjournment filed by the Debtors with the Bankruptcy Court. 4. OBJECTIONS TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the adequacy of the Disclosure Statement must (a) be in writing; (b) comply with the Bankruptcy Code, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Local Bankruptcy Rules for the Southern District of New York, Chambers procedures and other case management rules and orders of this Bankruptcy Court; (c) state the name and address of the responding or objecting party and the nature and amount of the claim against or interest in the estates or property of the Debtors; (d) state with particularity the legal and factual basis for such response or objection and, if practicable, a proposed modification that would resolve such objection; (e) be filed with the Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, together with proof of service thereon; and (f) be served by personal service or overnight delivery, so as to be ACTUALLY RECEIVED no later than May 9, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. (prevailing Eastern Time) by: (i) the Debtors, SunEdison, Inc., Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043; (ii) counsel to the Debtors, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Four Times Square, New York, NY 10036, Attn: Jay M. Goffman (Jay.Goffman@skadden.com), J. Eric Ivester (Eric.Ivester@ skadden.com), and 155 North Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL 60606, Attn: James J. Mazza, Jr. (James.Mazza@skadden.com) and Louis S. Chiappetta (Louis. Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii) co-counsel to the Debtors, Togut, Segal & Segal LLP, One Penn Plaza, Suite 3335, New York, NY 10119, Attn: Frank A. Oswald (foswald@teamtogut.com) and Brian F. Moore (bmoore@ teamtogut.com); (iv) the Office of the United States Trustee, U.S. Federal Office Building, 201 Varick Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY 10014, Attn: Paul Schwartzberg (Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition first lien credit agreement, Latham & Watkins, 330 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 2800, Chicago, IL, Attn: Richard Levy (richard.levy@lw.com) and Brad Kotler (brad.kotler@lw.com); (vi) counsel to the Tranche B Lenders (as defined in the debtor-in-possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP, One Bryant Park, Bank of America Tower, New York, NY, 10036, Attn: Arik Preis (apreis@akingump.com) and Yochun Katie Lee (kylee@akingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, 1540 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, Attn: Daniel S. Brown (daniel.brown@ pillsburylaw.com); (viii) counsel to the collateral trustee under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement and the indenture trustee under each of the Debtors outstanding bond issuances, WilmerHale, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew. goldman@wilmerhale.com); (ix) the Office of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, 86 Chambers Street, 3rd Floor, THE WEEK AHEAD Open Forum With Yellen, And a Venezuela Deadline By KEITH BRADSHER SHANGHAI China s anticorruption investigators are targeting the country s top insurance regulator, throwing doubt over an industry that has been behind a wave of blockbuster global deals but has raised concerns about financial risk in the world s secondlargest economy. The Chinese Communist Party s anti-corruption investigation agency said Sunday afternoon that the regulator, Xiang Junbo, had been placed under investigation for severe violations of discipline. In China, that language is commonly used in reference to a corruption inquiry. Mr. Xiang oversaw an industry that has gone from a cash-rich but sleepy backwater to a major player on the global deal-making scene in recent years. Chinese insurers have bought up a large number of properties, including big developments, European financial institutions and the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York. Since last year, Chinese regulators have moved to curtail what have been widely seen as some of the insurance industry s riskier practices. Mr. Xiang himself had become a name to be noticed on Wall Street. In 2012, Mr. Xiang met with Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, and asked him to hire a young woman who he said was the daughter of a close friend. The American authorities later opened a bribery inquiry into whether the bank hired children of powerful Chinese officials to help it win lucrative business there. The bank settled the case last year for $264 million; neither Mr. Dimon nor Mr. Xiang was accused of wrongdoing. It is not clear whether the inves- Main Document New York, NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrative agent under the postpetition debtor-in-possession financing facility, White & Case LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whitecase.com) and Elizabeth Feld (efeld@ whitecase.com); (xi) counsel to the indenture trustee to the Debtors convertible senior notes, White & Case LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Tom Lauria (tlauria@whitecase.com); (xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured creditors, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, 767 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10153, Attn: Matthew S. Barr, David J. Lender, Jonathan D. Polkes, Joseph H. Smolinsky and Jill Frizzley (SunEWeilBFR@weil.com) and Morrison & Foerster LLP, 250 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019, Attn: Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@ mofo.com), Jennifer Marines (jmarines@mofo.com) and Jonathan I. Levine (jonlevine@mofo.com); (xiii) counsel to TerraForm Power, Inc. and TerraForm Global, Inc., Sullivan & Cromwell, 125 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004, Attn: Michael H. Torkin (torkinm@sullcrom.com), Andrew G. Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com), John L. Hardiman (hardimanj@ sullcrom.com) and David R. Zylberberg (zylberbergd@sullcrom.com); (xiv) the Internal Revenue Service, 290 Broadway, New York, NY 10007, Attn: District Director; and (xv) the Securities and Exchange Commission, 200 Vesey Street, Suite 400, New York, NY 10281, Attn:Bankruptcy Department. ONLY THOSE RESPONSES OR OBJECTIONS THAT ARE TIMELY FILED AND RECEIVED WILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOT TIMELY FILED AND SERVED IN THE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED AND WILL BE DEEMED OVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval of the Disclosure Statement by the Bankruptcy Court, holders of claims against, or interests in, the Debtors who are entitled to vote on the Plan will receive a Solicitation Package. Copies of the Disclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disclosure Statement Order, and other documents and materials related thereto, including certain solicitation materials, after they are filed, may be obtained from (i) the office of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court (the Clerk s Office ) during normal business hours; (ii) the Bankruptcy Court s electronic case filing system at (a PACER login and password are required to access documents on the Bankruptcy Court s website and can be obtained through the PACER Service Center at or (iii) the Debtors administrative agent, Prime Clerk, Inc. (the Claims and Solicitation Agent ), (a) at the Debtors restructuring website at (b) upon request by mail to SunEdison Ballot Processing c/o Prime Clerk, Inc., 830 Third Avenue, 3rd Floor, New York, NY or (c) upon request by telephone at (855) or via at sunedisonballots@primeclerk. com. PLEASE NOTE: Neither the staff of the Clerk s Office nor the Claims and Solicitation Agent can give legal advice. Dated: New York, New York, April 5, 2017 SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE, MEAGHER & FLOM LLP, By: /s/ James J. Mazza, Jr., Jay M. Goffman, J. Eric Ivester, Four Times Square, New York, New York ,Telephone: (212) , Fax: (212) and- James J. Mazza, Jr. (admitted pro hac vice), Louis S. Chiappetta (admitted pro hac vice), 155 N.Wacker Dr., Chicago, Illinois ,Telephone: (312) , Fax:(312) , Counsel for Debtors and Debtors in Possession 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor s tax identification number are as follows: SunEdison, Inc. (5767); SunEdison DG, LLC (N/A); SUNE Wind Holdings, Inc. (2144); SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LLC (0994); First Wind Solar Portfolio, LLC (5014); First Wind California Holdings, LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. (4551); SUNE ML 1, LLC (3132); MEMC Pasadena, Inc. (5238); Solaicx (1969); SunEdison Contracting, LLC (3819); NVT, LLC (5370); NVT Licenses, LLC (5445); Team-Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC (6287); Enflex Corporation (5515); Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. (1788); Silver Ridge Power Holdings, LLC (5886); SunEdison International, LLC (1567); Sun Edison LLC (1450); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. (3308); SEV Merger Sub Inc. (N/A); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LLC (3711); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings, LLC (N/A); EverStream HoldCo Fund I, LLC (9564); Buckthorn Renewables Holdings, LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings, LLC (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); SunE Waiawa Holdings, LLC (9757); SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926); and TerraForm Private Holdings, LLC (5993). The address of the Debtors corporate headquarters is Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights, Missouri Certain other Debtors filed at later dates. Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1, LLC (6273); Blue Sky West Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LLC (3771); First Wind Panhandle Holdings III, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (5513); Hancock Renewables Holdings, LLC (N/A) filed voluntary petitions on June 1, EverStream Holdco Fund I, LLC (9564) filed a voluntary petition on July 20, Buckthorn Renewables Holdings, LLC (7616); Greenmountain Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings, LLC (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LLC (N/A); and SunE Waiawa Holdings, LLC (9757) filed voluntary petitions on August 9, SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); and SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926) filed voluntary petitions on August 10, TerraForm Private Holdings, LLC (5993) filed a voluntary petition on December 16, paign. He is a member of the party s Central Committee, a group of about 200 officials who make major decisions about how the party is run. He is also the top regulator of a vast industry that has undergone major changes in recent years. China has pushed to energize its long-sleepy insurance industry as part of an effort to modernize its financial system and nurture a rising culture of middle-class spenders who might want financial security. But under Mr. Xiang, the industry which boasts 15.1 trillion renminbi, or $2.2 trillion, in assets has also become more daring in what it invests in, defying the image of insurers as conservative stewards of wealth. Chinese insurers have also become aggressive over the past several years in selling investment products that were regulated as life insurance but promised high rates of return with maturities of as little as a year. These products allowed insurers, particularly smaller insurers, to raise large sums of money quickly, which they then used to speculate in bonds, real estate and other investments. The best-known of China s smaller but fast-growing insurers in the past year has been Anbang, which bought the Waldorf Astoria in Anbang came close to investing in a Manhattan real estate tower with President Trump s son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner. Work on that deal was abruptly halted last month as it began to trigger considerable public attention. By the standards of top Chinese financial regulators indeed, by the standards of financial regulators in any country Mr. Xiang led an uncommonly varied and creative life. According to state-controlled media, he joined the army and fought Vietnamese forces in a border war in He then became a successful television writer and producer, writing the screenplays for at least two TV series on the perils of corruption and a third on kung fu combatants. Along the way, he also found time to climb the ranks of the country s financial elite. He became chairman of China s thirdlargest bank, the Agricultural Bank of China, in 2009 and of the insurance commission two years later. Mr. Xiang s continued leadership of the insurance commission was a subject of considerable discussion on the sidelines of the annual session of the National People s Congress in Beijing early last month, but he was not seen as a possible target of an anti-corruption investigation. Questions instead had revolved around whether insurance regulation would be consolidated with other agencies as part of an overhaul in how China oversees its financial system. Asked during a news conference right before the congress whether financial regulation might be consolidated under the China Banking Regulatory Commission, Guo Shuqing, China s newly named top banking regulator and an official with a reputation as a reformer, said only that financial regulatory agencies needed to coordinate their activities. CARLOS GARCIA RAWLINS/REUTERS The state oil company PDVSA must come up with $2.55 billion in cash, and Caracas must pay $437 million in interest. Venezuela Is Supposed to Pay $3 Billion, but Will It? Venezuela is due to make $3 billion in payments on its debt by Wednesday, another test for the country to stay solvent in the face of political unrest and low oil prices. Most bond analysts think Venezuela will manage to scrape up the cash, though few consider that a sure thing. The state oil company PDVSA must come up with $2.55 billion in cash, while Caracas must pay an additional $437 million in interest due on its sovereign bonds. PDVSA is suffering from collapsing oil production because of its inability to pay service companies and underinvestment in its oil fields and refineries. But the company promises to pay. The Supreme Court stripped Congress of its powers last week, but then reversed itself, in the latest sign of political instability that makes bond holders nervous. CLIFFORD KRAUSS AUTO INDUSTRY New Models Come With Hope of Shaking Doldrums Automakers will unveil new models at media previews this week for the New York auto show, as the industry tries to reinvigorate sales in the United States that have gone flat after two record years. The two biggest American manufacturers, General Motors and Ford Motor, plan to show off redesigned sport utility vehicles in hopes of capitalizing on consumer demand for larger models. Other companies, like Honda, are seeking to bolster their environmental credentials with electric-powered cars. While official media previews are set for Wednesday and Thursday, carmakers have scheduled a number of media events throughout the week to draw attention to the latest additions to their lineups. BILL VLASIC Documentary on WikiLeaks Is Evolving, Year After Debut By JIM RUTENBERG About a year ago, the documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras introduced her portrait of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the Cannes film festival. She was fresh off an Oscar win for her work on Citizenfour, which focuses on Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency whistle-blower. Mr. Assange, who sought asylum at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, let Ms. Poitras into his inner sanctum. Some critics have praised her film, Risk, for its upclose perspective on Mr. Assange, while others have faulted the film s approach as an embedded report that sacrifices impartiality for access, as Catherine Shoard of The Guardian put it. All the while, Mr. Assange was not lying low, to say the least. And on Sunday, after the season finale of the espionage thriller Homeland on Showtime, a teaser for Ms. Poitras s Risk showed that her film has changed, too, in ways that portray Mr. Assange in a far different light. This is not the film I thought I was making, Ms. Poitras says in the trailer. I thought I could ignore the contradictions, I thought they were not part of the story. I was wrong. They are becoming the story. The developments were fairly dramatic. Mr. Assange s story began with WikiLeaks disclosures in 2010 that were credited with helping bring about the Arab Spring protests and that illuminated civilian deaths in Iraq and an unvarnished view of fighting in Afghanistan, and it includes charges of sexual assault that led to his 2012 asylum request. But soon after the Cannes premiere in May last year, a group of women accused another subject of the Poitras documentary, the privacy activist Jacob Appelbaum, of sexual misconduct. (Both men have denied the charges against them). And, of course, Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks went on to play a major role in the United States presidential election with the leaks of Clinton campaign s, and questions continue to surround the organization and its founder over Russian involvement in the leaked materials. Showtime, which has the premiere rights for Risk and intends to show it this summer after a theatrical release, would not divulge the full arc of the film, which has not been completed. It was always a work in progress it was unclear where the story was going to end, said David Nevins, the president of Showtime. It s five years in the shooting and the making of it, and an awful lot has changed in the Julian Assange story. Mr. Nevins said he had decided to run a teaser for Risk on Sunday night to take advantage of the big audiences he expected for Homeland. Given the way perceptions of Mr. Assange have whipsawed over the past year in the United States, it only makes sense that the film would change. But with several investigations into Russian involvement in the United States presidential election continuing, deciding where to end the film has not gotten any easier. Treasury Auctions for Week of April 10 The Treasury s schedule of financing this week includes Monday s regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills and an auction of four-week bills on Tuesday. At the close of the New York cash market on Friday, the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 0.82 percent. The rate on the six-month issue was 0.96 percent, and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.76 percent. The following tax-exempt fixedincome issues, valued at $50 million or more, are scheduled for pricing this week: TUESDAY Howard County, Md., $133.6 million of Series A unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive. Howard County, Md., $145.5 million of Series B unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive. Howard County, Md., $79.8 million of Series C unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive. New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $300 million of revenue bonds. Competitive. Ohio, $300 million of unlimited tax general obligation bonds. Competitive. MAX WHITTAKER FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES Wells Fargo is expected to provide an update on changes in its retail operations in the wake of its phony-account scandal. BANKING Big Lenders Will Report First-Quarter Results Some of the nation s biggest banks will report first-quarter results this week, starting with JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo on Thursday. Investors will look for signs of strengthening in the housing market and signals of stress on their credit card and auto businesses, which have enjoyed a long period of low defaults. Wells Fargo is expected to update analysts on the bank s efforts to overhaul its retail operations after the company s phony-account scandal. MICHAEL CORKERY ECONOMY A Possible Uptick in Retail Sales for March Retail sales probably rose 0.3 percent in March, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The Commerce Department will release last month s figures on Friday morning. The slight uptick follows a 0.1 percent rise in February. RACHEL ABRAMS Consumer Prices Are Expected, Too Consumer prices in the United States have risen steadily through the year as clothes, rent and other household costs have gotten more expensive. The Labor Department will release figures for March on Friday morning. In February, consumer prices rose just 0.1 percent, on a seasonally adjusted basis, after falling gas prices offset increasing prices elsewhere. Rising costs, combined with the growth in the economy and job market, have made raising interest rates an easier decision for the Federal Reserve. CONOR DOUGHERTY Some Closings for Good Friday The offices of some governments and some markets will close early or completely for Good Friday. In the United States, bond markets will close at noon and equity markets will not open. The federal government, however, will operate on a normal schedule. In Europe, stock and bond markets will be closed for the day. ZACH WICHTER Santa Clara Valley Water District, Calif., $55.6 million of revenue bonds. Competitive. WEDNESDAY Arcadia Unified School District, Calif., $188.9 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive. California, $635.6 million of unlimited tax general obligation refinancing bonds. Competitive. THURSDAY Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, $99.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive. ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK New York City Transitional Finance Authority, $840 million of future tax secured subordinate bonds. RBC Capital Markets. Energy Northwest, Wash., $592.1 million of electric revenue refinancing bonds. J. P. Morgan Securities. University of Southern California, $400 million of taxable bonds. Morgan Stanley. Miami-Dade County Health Facilities Authority, Fla., $150 million of hospital revenue and revenue refinancing bonds. J. P. Morgan Securities. Cape Coral, Fla., $103.4 million of utility improvement refinancing assessment bonds. Morgan Stanley. Local Initiatives Support Corporation, N.Y., $100 million of taxable bonds. Morgan Stanley. Palomar Community College District, Calif., $100 million of general obligation refinancing bonds. Piper Jaffray. Fort Bend Independent School District, $92 million of unlimited tax refinancing bonds. Siebert Cisneros Shank. Philadelphia Municipal Authority, $85 million of city agreement revenue refinancing bonds. Citigroup Global Markets. Arizona Industrial Development Authority, $75.2 million of education revenue and refinancing bonds. RBC Capital Markets. Kalispell, Mont., $67.5 million of housing and health care facilities revenue bonds. Ziegler. Ohio, $56.7 million of higher educational facility revenue bonds. RBC Capital Markets. Santa Clarita Community College District, Calif., $50 million of general obligation bonds. Piper Jaffray.

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18 Pg 18 of SUNEDISON, INC. Page 1 Houston Chronicle CLASSIFIEDS 'Llff, M DIA nit GROUP K I A R 5 1' I r>rf'<jl.l!ll'ji AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ST A TE OF TEXAS: Before me, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public in and for the State of Texas, on this day personally appeared, the Newspaper Representative at the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, a daily newspaper published in Harris County, Texas, and generally circulated in the Counties of: HARRIS, TRINITY, WALKER, GRIMES, POLK, SAN JACINTO, WASHINGTON, MONTGOMERY, LIBERTY, AUSTIN, WALLER, CHAMBERS, COLORADO, BRAZORIA, FORT BEND, GALVESTON, WHARTON, JACKSON, and MATAGORDA and that the publication, of which the annexed herein, or attached to, is a true and correct copy, was published to-wit: SUNEDISON, INC. RAN A LEGAL NOTICE SIZE BEING: 3 x10.00 I (30.001) Product Houston Chronicle HC Date Class Apr 1 O 2017 Legal Notices Page B3 NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVE Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10th Day of April A.O Notary Public in and for the State o'f Texas

19 SUNEDISON, INC. Page 2 Houston Chronicle Pg 19 of 29 CLASSIFIEDS UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: ) Chapter 11 SUNEDISON, INC.,etal., ) Case No (SMB) 'D b t o " _,) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUN EDISON, INC.AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER J J OF THE BANKRUPTCV CODE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1, CHAPTER J] CASES, Beginning on April 21, 2016, 1 SunEdison, Inc.and certain of its affiliates.the debtors and debtors in possession in the above-captioned cases (collectively, the "' Q..e..b.1 flied voluntary petitions for relief under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the"bankruotcy Code") in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the"bankruptcy Coun:"). By order of the Bankruptcy Court the cases are being jointly administered for procedural purposes under case No PLAN AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENT.On March 28, 2017,the Debtors filed the Joint Pion OfReorganizotionof Sunfdison, lncand Its Oebtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No.2671) (as may be amended or supplemented from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto,the.. fll!!") and the Debtors'proposed Disdosure Statement For the Joint Pion al Reorgonizati<mof Su11Edison, l11c and Its Debtor Afflliotts dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2672] {as may be amended from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the" ). On April 3, 1017 the Debtors filed the Debtors' Motion for Entry of an Order (A) Approving the Adequory of the Debtors' Disdosure Statement; (BJ Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with Respect to (onfirmoria11 of the Oebtors'Joint Proposed Plan;/(} Approving the Form of Various Ballots ond 1/otices i11 Connection Therewith; and (OJ Scheduling Certain Dotes (the"m 2fl"). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A hearing Jthe'"Disclosure Statement Hearing") will be held before the Honorable Stuart M.Bemstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, in the Bankruptcy Court, One Bowling Green, Courtroom 723, New York, New York 10004, on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevailing Eastern time),or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, to consider the entry of an order, among other things, finding that the Disclosure Statement contains "adequate information" within the meaning of section 1125 of the Bankruptcy Code and approving the Disclosure Statement and certain other materials related to solicitatton of accep tances of the Plan (the "SoliciWtion Package.. }. The Disclosure Statement Hearing may be adjourned from time to time without further notice to creditors, equity holders, or parties in interest other than by an announcement in the Bankruptcy Court of such adjournment on the date scheduled for t he Disclosure Statement earing or as indicated in any not ice of adjournment filed by the Debtors with the BankruptcyCourt. 4. OBJECTIONS JO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the adequacy of the Disclosure Statement must (a) be in writing; (bl comply with the Bankruptcy Code, the Federal RulM of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Local Bankruptcy Rults for the Southern Oimict of NewYork,{hambers'procedures and other case management rules and orders of this Bankruptcy Court;(c) state the name and address of the responding or objecting party and the nature and amount of the claim against or interest in the estates or property of the Oeblors;(d) state with particularity the legal and factual basis for such response or objection and, If practiuble,a proposed modification that would resolve such objection; (e) be filed with the Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, together with proof or service thereon; and (f) be served by personal service or overnight delivery, so as to be ACTUALLY RECEIVED no later than May at 4:00 p.m. (prevailing Eastern Time) by: (i) the Debto. Sun Edison, Inc., Rivcrport Dr. Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043; (II) counsel to the Debtor<, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, four Times Square,New York.NY 10036,Attn:Jay M.Goff man (Jay.Goff man@skadden.com),j.eric Ivester (Eric. lvester@skadden.com),and 1 IS North Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL 60606, Attn:James J.Mazza, Jr. (James.Mazza@skadden. com) and Louis S. Chiappetta (Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii) co-counsel to the Debtors, Togut. Segal & Segal LLP, One Penn Plaza, Suite 3335, New York, NY 10119, Attn: frank A. Oswald (foswald@teamtogut.com) and Brian f. Moore (bmoore@teamtogut.com); (Iv) the Office of the United States Trustee, U.S. federal Office 8uilding, 201 Varick Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY Attn: Paul Schwarllberg (Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Oebtors'prepetition first lien credit agreement.latham &Watkins, 330 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 2800, Chicago. IL, Attn: Richard Levy (richard.levy:e'1w.com) and Brad Kotler {brad.kotler@lw.com); (vi) counsel to the Tranche B lenders (as defined in the debtor in possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors.akin Gump Strauss Hauer & feld,up,one Bryant Park,Bank of America Tower, New York, NY, 10036, Attn: Arik Preis (aprels@akingump.com) and Yochun Katie Lee (kylee@,1kingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors'prepetition second lien credit agreement, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, IS40 8roadway, New York,NY 10036,Attn:Daniel S.Brown (daniel.brown@pillsburylaw.com);{viii) counsel to the collateral trustee under the Debtors' prepetition second lien credit agreement and the indenture trustee under each of the Oebtor5' outstanding bond Issuances, WllmerHale, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale.com); (ix) the Office of the United States Attorney ror the Southern District of New York,86 Chambers Street, 3'"' Floor, New York. NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrative agent under tht' post petition debtor-in-possession fir1ancing facility, White & Cast' LLP, 1155 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY , Attn: Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whltecase.com),1nd Elizabeth Feld (efeld@whitecase.com); (xi) counsel to the indenture trustee to the Debtors' convertible senior notes, White & Cdse LLP.1155 Avenue of the Americas,NewYork,NY ,Attn:Tom Lauria (tlauria@whitecase.com); (xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured neditms,weil,got.sha1 & Manges LLP, 767 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 101S3,Attn:Matthew S.Barr, David J. Lender.Jonathan 0. Polkes, Joseph H. Smolinsky and Jill Frlzzley (SunEWeil8FR@weil.com) and Morrison & Foerster LLP. 250 West 5Sth Street, New York, NY 10019, Attn: Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@mofo.com). Jennifer Marines, :iidrines@mofo.com) and Jonalhan I. Levine ljonlevine@mofo.com); (xiii) counsel lo Terraform Power, Inc. and Terra form Global, Inc., Sullivan & Cromwell, 12S Broad Street, NewYork,NY 10004,Attn: Michael H. Tork in (torklnm@ sullcrom.com), Andrew G. Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com), John L.Hardiman (hardlmanj@sullaom.com) and David R. Zylberberg (zylberbergd@sullcrom.com); (xiv) the Internal Revenue Service, 290 Broadway, New York, NY 10007,Attn:Oistrict Director; and (xv) the Securitits and Exchange Commission, 200Vesey Street.Suite i/100, New York, NY 10281,Attn:8ankruptcyDepartment. ONLY THOSE RESPONSES OR OBJECTIONS THAT ARE TIMELY FILED ANO RECEIVED Will BE CONSIDERED BY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOT TIMELY FILED AND SERVED IN THE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE Will NOT BE CONSIDERED AND Will BE DEEM ED OVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval of the Disclosure Statement by the Bankruptcy Court.holders of claims against.or interests in, the Debtors who are entitled to vote on the Plan will receive a Solicitation Package. Copies of the Oisclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disdosure Statement Order, and other documents and materials related thereto, including cenain solicitation materials, after they are filed, may be obtained from (i) the office of the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court (the" ") during normal business hours; (ii) the 8ankruptcy Court's electrontc case filing system at (a PACER login and password are required to access documents on the Bankrupt c y Court's website and can be obtained through the PACER Service (t"nter at psc.uscourts.gov); or (iii) the Debtors' adminlstr ative agent, Prime Clerk, Inc. (the"(lalnnand Solidtatloo Aaeot"J, (a) at the Debtors'restructuring website al upon request by mail to SunEdison Ballot Processing cjo Prime Clerk, lnc.,830third Avenue,3..t Floor,New York,NY or {c) upon request by telephone at (855) S or via at sunedisonb.1llots@primeclerk.com. PLEASE NOTE:Neltherthestaff of the Clerk's Office nor the Cl alms and Solicitation Agent can give legal advice. Dated: NewYork,NewYork. April5,2017 SKAODEN,ARPS, SLATE, MEAGHER & FLOM LLP, By:/.!1/omcs I Mazzo Jr., Jay M. Goffman, J. Eric Ivester, Four Times Square, New York, New York Sll, Telephone: (212) 7JS-3000, fax: (212) 7JS and James J. Maua, Jr. (admitted pro hac vice), Louis S. 01iappetta (admined pro /roe vice), ts5 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Illinois , Telephone:(] 12) , Fax:(312) , (ounse/(oroebtors and Debtors in P01Session 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor's tax identification number are as follows:sunedison,lnc.(5767/;sunedison DG,LLC (N/A);SUNE Wind Holdings,lnc.(2144); SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LL( (0994); Flr,t Wind Solar Portfolio, LL( (S014); First Wind California Holdings, LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. {4SS1); SUNE ML 1, LL( (3132); MEMC Pasadena, Inc. (S138);Solaicx (1969);SunEdison Contracting,LLC (3819);NVT, LLC (5370); NVT Licenses, LL( (5445); Team-Solar, Inc. (7782); SunEdison Canada, LLC (6287); Enftex Corporation (5115); Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. (17881; Silver Ridge Power Holdings, LLC {S886); SunEdison International, LL( (1 S67); Sun Edison LLC {t4so); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services, LLC (5787); PVT Solar, Inc. {J308J;SEV Merger Sub lnc.{nia); Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1,LLC (6273); Blue SkyWest Capital, LLC (7962); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio,LLC (3711 );FirstWlnd Panhandle Holdings Ill, LLC (4238/;DSP Renewables,LLC {SS13);Hancock Renewable, Holding,, LLC (NIA); EverStream HoldCo fund I, LLC (9564); 8uckthorn Renewables Holdings, LL( (76161; Green mountain Wind Holdings, UC (N/A); Rattlesnake flat Holdings, LL( (N/A); Somerset Wind Holdings, LL( {NIA); SunE Wal,wa Holdings, LLC (9757); SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN Development Holdings, LLC (5388); SunE Minnesota Holdings, LL( (8926); and Ten,Form Private Holdings,LLC (1993). The addre55 of the Oebtors' corporate headquarters is River port Dr.,Maryland Heights.Missouri ' Certain other Debtors filed at later dates. Sunflower Renewable Holdings 1,LLC (6273); 81ue Sky West Capital, LLC (N62); First Wind Oakfield Portfolio, LL( (3771); First Wind Panhandle Holdings Ill, LLC (4238); DSP Renewables, LLC (S513); Hancock Renewable, Holdings, LL( (NIA) filed voluntary petitions on June EverStream Holdco Fund I, LLC (9164) filed a voluntary petition on July 20, Buckthorn Renewable, Holdings,LLC (7616/;Greenmountain Wind Holdings,LLC (N/A);Rattlesnake Flat Holdings,LLC (N/A);Somerset Wind Holdings,LLC (N/A);and SunE Waiawa Holdings, LL( (9757) filed voluntary petitions on August 9, SunE MN Development, LL( (8669); SunE MN Development Holding,, LL( (S388); and SunE Minnesota Holdings, LLC (8926) filed voluntary petitions on August 10, Terrnform Privatt' Holdings,LLC (S993} flied a voluntary petition on December 16, 2016.

20 BUSINESS Texas state Sen. Paul Bettencourt, R-Houston, poked the bear last month when he filed two bills that would direct the Teachers Retirement System of Texas, TRS, and Employee Retirement System of Texas, ERS, to study possible changes to their public pension plans. The legislation, which would take effect Sept. 1 if adopted, would also give the agencies the authority to establish alternative retirement plans. An alternative retirement plan is, according to the bill, a defined contribution or hybrid retirement plan. That basically encourages and gives the system the power to move newly hired teachers and state workers from a traditional defined benefit pension plan to a 401(k)- style plan. The effect would be to shift the burden of paying for retirement, somewhat, from taxpayers to employees. The bills, as written, wouldn t affect existing employees or retirees. The state s current pension plans provide guaranteed lifetime benefits based on an employee s years of service and final salary. With a hybrid plan or defined contribution plan, a good deal of a teacher s future retirement income would depend on how much they contributed to their 403(b) and how well they invested that money. This weighs heavier on public school teachers in Texas than other professionals, in part, because the vast majority cannot participate in Social Security. They also tend to earn less 17 percent less when compared with other professionals with comparable education and experience, according to the Economic Policy Institute. Adding insult to injury, they generally get bad retirement advice as I wrote about last week. I don t blame teachers, their union, and groups like the Texas Public Employees Association and Texas Retired Teachers Association, TRTA, that oppose the bills. Tim Lee, executive director of TRTA, told me that Texas lawmakers received an estimated 120 thousand text messages from people worried about a hybrid plan. Lee regards a shift to a hybrid system even for only new hires as undermining the strength of the entire TRS. It would cause his organization to rethink their strategic approach to everything, including whether to advocate for joining the Social Security system. They don t currently, but might in the future if a hybrid system is adopted and weakens TRS. And yet (and here s where I become a target for the next 10,000 angry text messages from teachers), Bettencourt has an important point to make by filing these bills. Long term, what I hope to do is start a discussion about the real cost of pensions, Bettencourt told me. As a finance guy, I want my public officials staying up late worried about public pensions, seeking ways to reduce their systemic risks. TRS has more than 1.5 million members, more than $130 billion in net assets, and represents the ultimate too big to fail public pension plan in Texas. Reasonable people can disagree on the following, but on the four biggest measurements of a pension plan s health, the TRS according to its 2016 audit is worse off than we d wish for, although maybe still within acceptable bounds smb Doc 2820 Filed 04/19/17 Entered 04/19/17 18:21:41 Main Document Pg 20 of 29 xx Houston Chronicle HoustonChronicle.com and chron.com Monday, April 10, 2017 B3 THE SMART MONEY Teachers Retirement System is too big to fail MICHAEL TAYLOR NOTICE TO CREDITORS BIDS &PROPOSALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice To Creditors Ad $74.00* Call the Legals Team Ext or 4204 *$74.00 includes first 36 lines and 1Affidavit of Publication *$1.92 per line over 36 lines BIDS &PROPOSALS REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSAL NOTICE The Klein Independent School District is accepting electronically competitive sealed proposals for CSP # Food Service: Produce. Proposal documents may be obtained at the Klein Independent School District website, Departments/ Financial Services/Purchasing. The proposal process will be conducted in accordance with the competitive sealed proposal procedures as set forth in the Texas Education Code Proposals are to be submitted electronically by 12:00 PM, on April 25, Proposals will be publicly opened and the proposer s name shall be read from the certification page at the Central Office Building. It is anticipated that the proposals will be awarded at the Board of Trustees meeting on June 12, The Klein Independent School District reserves the right to postpone, to accept or reject any or all proposals as it deems to be in its best interest and to waive formalities and reasonable irregularities in these proposals. Produce CSP Criteria: Price (individual cost plus delivery fees) 65 points; Delivery Service (frequency, fill-rate, hot shots, and hours) 15 points; Quality of vendor s goods and services, 10 points; Reputation of the vendor and their products represented, 5points; Quality of the storage/ processing facility, 5points. Aldine ISD Construction Dept. is accepting Competitive Bids from qualified general contractors f or the new Aldine ISD West Transportation Bus Wash Replacement until 4/27/17 at 1 pm in its board room, 2520 WW Thorne Blvd. Houston, TX View specifications at For information contact Ben McMillan, IDG Architects, at or bmcmillan@idgarch.com. Apre-bid conference will be held at the Aldine ISD West Transportation at 9900 Antoine Dr., Houston, TX on 4/13/17 at 10 am. For information contact Jose Penaherrera, jbpenaherrera@aldineisd. org Aldine ISD is accepting sealed proposals until 4/25/17 at 2 pm in the Aldine ISD Admin. board room, 2520 WW Thorne Blvd., Houston, TX 77073; Automotive/Light Truck Repair Service General Operations, Maintenance & Facility Suppliers State Inspections &Oil Changes Pre-proposal meetings will be held on 4/18/17 at 2520 WW Thorne Blvd., Houston, TX 77073, Room :00 am State Inspections &Oil Changes 9:30 am Automotive/Light Truck Repair Service View specifications at FORMAL BIDS Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Food Service Dept. will receive the following competitive proposals for: Dry Grocery # , 4/17/17 1:00 PM; Frozen and Refrigerated Foods # , 4/17/17 1:00 PM; Fruits and Vegetables # , 4/17/17 1:00 PM; Processed Produce # RFP, 4/17/171:00 PM; Vending Snacks # , 4/17/17 1:00 PM; Whole Produce # RFP, 4/17/17 1:00 PM. Bids B Perry Rd., Houston FORT BEND ISD, in accordance Texas Education Code and Texas Government Code 2269, is soliciting prospective bids RFQ Financial Advisor Service RFQ MH. Submissions will be due 10:00 A.M. CST. NO LATE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Contact: Marcia C Bid may be downloaded from: purchasing.fortbendisd.com/currentbids.aspx. Mail response in asealed envelope with RFQ # on outside to: FBISD, 555 Julie Rivers Drive, Sugar Land, TX 77478, ATTN: Marcia C. Hammond Quaest, Inc. DBA ScribeSense is bidding on Project # DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE for the Houston Independent School District. We are looking for possible M/WBE subcontractors to provide the following services: IT Support Services &Product Development Services. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Craig Crisler via at careers@scribesense.com by April 17, 2017 MWBE Supplier Opportunity Steps to Literacy, LLC is bidding on Project RFP Supplemental Curriculum Materials for the Houston Independent School District. We are looking for possible M/WBE subcontractors to provide the following; delivery, graphic and marketing services. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Larry Bautista at by April 18, Bid Notice The Klein Independent School District is accepting electronic bids for Food Service Small Wares Bid # and Food Service Dairy Products Bid # at 2:00 pm on April 25, 2016 at the Central Office Building. Purchasing Specifications, Bid Notice The Klein Independent School District is accepting bids for Bid # Full Service Food Supply and USDA Commodity Distribution, 12:00 PM on April 26, 2017 in Room 207 of the Central Office Building. Purchasing Specifications, We want at least an 80 percent Funded Ratio the percent of money owed to pensioners that s covered by money already in the investment portfolio. TRS is now at 79.7 percent. A little too low. 2. We want less than 30 years to amortize, or pay down, pension debts, and would prefer 15 to 20 years. TRS is at 33 years. Too long. 3. We would prefer a low, or conservative, annual return assumption, compared with a national average of 7.5 percent annual return assumption in pension plans. The TRS assumes an optimistic 8 percent return. Too high. 4. Finally, the unfunded liability part of the pension money owed to retirees but not yet paid for has grown from zero in the year 2000 to about $35 billion this year. Too big. None of this spells catastrophe today, in my view. It just means the TRS doesn t, currently, have any room for error. As a teacher, if TRS is my main safety net, these numbers do not make me comfortable. Actually, let me restate: Were I a young teacher, or a prospective teacher facing a new career, I would be livid about those TRS numbers. Older teachers those close to retirement or already retired are probably fine and realistically won t see their benefits chopped to make up any future shortfalls. Rule changes in pensions always hurt the young. In fact, one of the main flaws of the TRS design is this generational inequity in favor of older teachers rather than younger teachers, according to Josh McGee, who is both LegalNotices BIDS &PROPOSALS INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids in duplicate addressed to Meritage Homes will be received in the offices of Jones & Carter, Inc., Merchants Way, Suite 170, Katy, Texas , until 10:00 a.m., Monday, April 17, 2017, and then publicly opened and read for furnishing all plant, labor, material and equipment, and performing all work required for the construction of Teague Road Water, Sanitary, Drainage, and Paving Facilities. The project includes approximately 585 LF of 8-inch waterline, 421 LF of 8-in ch sanitary sewer, 1,024 LF of 24-inch thru 54-inch storm sewer, and 1,859 S.Y. of 6-inch concrete pavement. The project is located in the City of Houston city limits in Harris County, Texas. The site is located west of Blalock Road, east of Beltway 8, and north of Kemp Forest Drive. See Key Map 450 J. For construction contracts over $250,000, the bidder shall submit either a certified or cashier s check on a responsible bank in the State equal to two percent (2%) cashier s check or five percent (5%) bid bond of the maximum total bid amount. Make the cashier s check or bid bonds payable to the Owner. Plans, specifications, and bidding documents are available at Said documents may be examined without charge in the office of Jones & Carter, Inc., Merchants Way, Suite 170, Katy, Texas There will be apre-bid conference in the offices of Jones & Carter, Inc., Merchants Way, Suite 170, Katy, Texas , at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 11, Attendance IS NOT MANDATORY. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and waive any or all irregularities. No bid may be withdrawn until the expiration of 60 days from the date bids are open. LEGAL NOTICE Harris County Department of Education (HCDE)/Choice Partners (CP), a national cooperative, will be accepting the following Request for Proposals (RFP). RFP #17/027KC Recapped Tires, New Tires and Related Items & Services. All proposals due 05/02/2017 at 2:00 pm Central Time. RFP #17/034TJ Ice Cream Products. All proposals due 05/12/2017 at 2:00 pm Central Time. Interested proposers may go to and register to download the solicitation or call It is HCDE policy not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, limited English proficiency or handicapping condition in its programs. LEGAL NOTICES BIDS &PROPOSALS LEGAL NOTICES Notice Draft Environmental Assessment Available for Public Review and Public Hearing FM 1960 From BF 1960-A to Atascocita Shores Drive CSJs: and Harris County, Texas The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), as the lead agency, is proposing to reconstruct and widen 6.4 miles of Farm to Market (FM) 1960 from Business Farm to Market Road (BF) 1960-A to Atascocita Shores Drive in Harris County, Texas. This notice advises the public that a draft environmental assessment (EA) is available for public review and that TxDOT will be conducting a public hearing on the proposed project. The hearing will be held on April 25, 2017 at Humble High School, 1700 Wilson Road, Humble, TX Displays will be available for viewing at 5:30 p.m. with the formal hearing starting at 6:30 p.m. The purpose of the hearing is to present the planned improvements and to receive public comment on the proposed project. The project proposes to reconstruct and widen the existing FM 1960 roadway from a four-lane roadway to a six-lane (three lanes in each direction with the outside lanes being shared-use lanes) divided roadway with curb and gutter and a raised median. A grade separation would be constructed at Atascocita Road, West Lake Houston Parkway, and Farmingham Drive. Additionally, 5-foot wide sidewalks are planned for both sides of FM The project would require approximately 48 acres of new right-of-way (ROW). The existing ROW width is typically 100-feet wide to 120-feet wide. The proposed ROW would typically be 150-feet wide. The proposed project would potentially displace 13 commercial properties and three residential structures. Information about the TxDOT Relocation Assistance Program, benefits and services for displacees will be available at the hearing or can be obtained from the TxDOT district office at the address listed below. Approximately 0.19 acres of the project area lies within a Regulated Floodway. Approximately 0.88 acres of the project area lies within the 100-year floodplain. The proposed project would impact approximately 0.83 acres of wetlands and 511 linear feet of stream. The draft EA, maps showing the project location and design, anticipated construction schedules, and other information regarding the project are on file and available for inspection Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., excluding state holidays, at the TxDOT Houston District Office, located at 7600 Washington Avenue, Houston, Texas If you have any questions regarding the proposed project or the hearing please contact Ms. Sharon Xu at (713) Maps and design may also be viewed at the TxDOT North Harris Area Office located at Eastex Freeway (US 59), Humble, TX The Area Office can be reached at (281) The project information can also be viewed online at TxDOT s website: hearings-meetings.html. This information also will be available for inspection at the hearing. Verbal and written comments regarding the project are requested and may be presented at the hearing, or submitted in person or by mail to the TxDOT Houston District Office. Comments must be received on or before May 10, 2017 to be part of the official hearing record. The hearing will be conducted in English. Persons attending the hearing who have special communication or accommodation needs, such as the need for an interpreter, are encouraged to contact the TxDOT District Public Information Officer at TxDOT (713) Requests should be made at least five days prior to the hearing. Every reasonable effort will be made to accommodate these needs. The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 16, 2014, and executed by FHWA and TxDOT. Mesa Digital LLC is bidding on Project # DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONAL SOFTWARE & # COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS MATERIALS AND SERVICES for the Houston Independent School District. We are looking for possible M/WBE subcontractors to provide the following services: IT Support Services &Product Development Services. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Craig Crisler via at craig@mesa.digital by April 17, 2017 The Houston Planning Commission has received an application to allow the replatting (or partial replatting) of Fondren Southwest Northfield Section Seven being all or part of lots 1-17 block 3, as recorded in Volume 303 Page 83 of the Harris County Map Records for the purpose of creating 11 lots and a 50 public street. The new subdivision name is Fondren Southwest Northfield Section Seven Partial Replat No. 1. The City will send out written notice of apublic hearing to all owners of property within 250 of the boundary of the plat and all parcels along or across from a blockface that abuts any street or private roadway extending 500 feet from the plat as measured along the centerline of any street or private roadway that abuts the boundary of the plat. You may speak on this replat at the public hearing on April 27, 2017 at 2:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, City Hall Annex, Public Level, 900 Bagby Street, Houston, Texas. Contact the applicant, Mary Lou Henry, Vernon G. Henry and Associates, at or the City of Houston Planning Department at (832) for any additional information. BIDS &PROPOSALS LEGAL NOTICES I Sanjay will be known as Sajay Pasrija effective 04/07/2017. To place bidsor proposal notices legals@ chron.com a pension-plan economist for the John Arnold Foundation and the chairman of the Texas Pension Review Board. McGee has written extensively about how traditional pensions like TRS strongly favor veterans overyounger teachers, especially those who change jobs or leave the system at any point in their career. Defined benefit plans are most generous to veterans with more than 20 years of service, but Mc- Gee cites figures that only 28 percent of teachers nationwide stay for that long. The early departing teachers lose many of their hard-earned retirement rewards. A defined contribution plan or hybrid plan theoretically could allow teachers the chance to self-fund part of their retirement, which could accompany them to another career or another location. Michael Taylor is a former Goldman Sachs bond salesman and writes the Bankers-Anonymous.com finance blog. Want to ask Michael a question? him at michael@ michaelthesmartmoney.com twitter.com/michael_taylor To place legal notices legals@chron.com or call LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES In accordance with Federal Regulations, Aldine ISD is providing notice to all nonprofit, private schools, which includes home schools with nonprofit status that the district will be making application for federal funds for the school-year. Federal funds are available to serve private schools who meet federal guidelines. The meeting will be held Friday, May 12, 8:30 for out of district boundary schools and 10:30 am for in district boundary schools in the Aldine Resource Center and Staff Development Center, Teaching Theater #1, 9999 Veterans Memorial Street, Houston, TX If you are interested in participating, please contact Aldine ISD at (281) to request eligibility information. LEGAL NOTICE FOR PUBLIC HEARING WITH VARIANCE OR SPECIAL EXCEPTION The Houston Planning Commission has received an application to allow the partial replatting of Reserve D of El Dorado Clear Lake City Sec 2asrecorded in Film Code No , HCMR, for the purpose of creating one unrestricted reserve. The new subdivision name is El Dorado Clear Lake City Sec 2. Partial Replat No 1. The City will send out written notice of apublic hearing with variance, or special exceptions, to all owners of property within 250 of the boundary of the plat and all parcels along or across from a blockface that abuts any street or private roadway extending 500 feet from the plat as measured along the centerline of any street or private roadway that abuts the boundary of the plat. State law allows for protest when the proposed replat requires a variance or special exception. The protest must be filed in writing prior to the close of the public hearing. If owners of 20% of the land area within the original plat boundary that is within 200 feet of the replat protest the replat, approval of the replat must receive an affirmative vote of at least three-fourth (3/4) of the Houston Planning Commission Members present. In computing the percentage of land area for the purpose of protest, streets and alleys are included. You may speak on this replat at the public hearing on April 27, 2017 at 2:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, City Hall Annex, Public Level, 900 Bagby Street, Houston, Texas. Contact the applicant at or the City of HoustonPlanning Department at for any additional information. LEGAL NOTICES UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT,SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: ) Chapter 11 SUNEDISON, INC., et al., ) Case No (SMB) Debtors. 1 ) (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON, INC. AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASETAKENOTICEOFTHEFOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER 11 CASES.Beginning on April 21,2016, 2 SunEdison,Inc.and certain of its affiliates,the debtors and debtorsinpossessionintheabove-captionedcases(collectively,the Debtors )filedvoluntarypetitionsforreliefunder chapter 11 of title 11 of the United StatesCode (the BankruptcyCode ) in the United StatesBankruptcyCourtfor the Southern DistrictofNew York (the Bankruptcy Court ). By order of the Bankruptcy Court,the cases arebeing jointly administeredforproceduralpurposesundercaseno PLAN AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENT.On March 28,2017,the Debtors filed the Joint PlanOfReorganization of SunEdison,Inc.and ItsDebtor Affiliates datedmarch 28,2017 [Docket No.2671] (as maybeamended or supplemented fromtimetotimeandincludingallexhibitsandsupplementsthereto,the Plan )andthedebtors proposeddisclosure Statement Forthe Joint Plan of Reorganization of SunEdison,Inc.and Its Debtor Affiliates datedmarch 28,2017 [Docket No.2672] (as maybeamended from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto,the Disclosure Statement ). On April 3,2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors Motion for EntryofanOrder (A) Approving the Adequacy of the Debtors Disclosure Statement; (B) Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with RespecttoConfirmation of thedebtors Joint Proposed Plan;(C) Approving the Form ofvarious Ballots and Notices in ConnectionTherewith;and (D) SchedulingCertainDates(the Motion ). 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. Ahearing (the DisclosureStatementHearing ) will be held before the HonorableStuartM.Bernstein,UnitedStatesBankruptcyJudgefortheSouthernDistrictofNewYork,intheBankruptcy Court,One Bowling Green,Courtroom 723,NewYork,NewYork 10004,on May18,2017 at 10:00 a.m.(prevailing Eastern time),orassoon thereafter as counsel maybeheard,to consider the entryofanorder,among other things, finding that the Disclosure Statement contains adequate information within the meaning of section 1125 of the BankruptcyCode and approving the DisclosureStatementand certain other materials relatedtosolicitation of acceptances of the Plan (the Solicitation Package ). The Disclosure Statement Hearing may beadjourned from time to time without further notice tocreditors,equity holders,orparties in interest other than by an announcement inthe Bankruptcy Courtofsuch adjournmentonthe date scheduled for the DisclosureStatementHearing or as indicatedin anynoticeofadjournmentfiledbythedebtorswiththebankruptcycourt. 4. OBJECTIONS TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Anyresponses or objections to the adequacyofthe Disclosure Statement must (a) be in writing;(b) comply with the Bankruptcy Code,the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Local Bankruptcy Rules for the Southern DistrictofNewYork,Chambers procedures and other case management rules and orders of this BankruptcyCourt;(c) state the name and address of the responding or objecting partyand the natureandamountoftheclaimagainstorinterestintheestatesorpropertyofthedebtors;(d)statewithparticularity thelegalandfactualbasisforsuchresponseorobjectionand,ifpracticable,aproposedmodificationthatwouldresolve such objection;(e) be filed with the Clerk of the United StatesBankruptcy Courtfor the Southern DistrictofNewYork, togetherwithproofofservicethereon;and(f)beservedbypersonalserviceorovernightdelivery,soastobeactually RECEIVED no laterthan May9, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. (prevailing EasternTime) by: (i) the Debtors,SunEdison,Inc., Riverport Dr.,Maryland Heights,Missouri 63043; (ii) counsel to the Debtors,Skadden,Arps,Slate,Meagher & FlomLLP,FourTimesSquare,NewYork,NY10036,Attn:JayM.Goffman(Jay.Goffman@skadden.com),J.EricIvester(Eric. Ivester@skadden.com),and155NorthWackerDr.,Chicago,IL60606,Attn:JamesJ.Mazza,Jr.(James.Mazza@skadden. com) and Louis S.Chiappetta (Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com); (iii) co-counsel to the Debtors,Togut,Segal & Segal LLP, One Penn Plaza, Suite 3335, NewYork, NY 10119, Attn:Frank A.Oswald (foswald@teamtogut.com) and Brian F. Moore(bmoore@teamtogut.com);(iv) the Office ofthe United StatesTrustee,U.S.Federal Office Building,201Varick Street,Suite 1006,NewYork,NY 10014,Attn:Paul Schwartzberg(Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov); (v) counsel to the administrativeagentunder the Debtors prepetition first lien credit agreement,latham &Watkins,330 NorthWabash Avenue, Suite 2800, Chicago, IL, Attn: Richard Levy (richard.levy@lw.com) and Brad Kotler (brad.kotler@lw.com); (vi) counsel to the Tranche BLenders (as defined in the debtor-in-possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors,akin Gump Strauss Hauer &Feld,LLP,One Bryant Park,Bank of AmericaTower, New York, NY, 10036, Attn: Arik Preis (apreis@akingump.com) and Yochun Katie Lee(kylee@akingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors prepetition second lien credit agreement,pillsburywinthrop ShawPittman LLP,1540 Broadway,NewYork,NY 10036,Attn:Daniel S.Brown(daniel.brown@pillsburylaw.com);(viii) counseltothecollateraltrusteeunderthedebtors prepetitionsecondliencreditagreementandtheindenturetrustee under each of the Debtors outstanding bond issuances,wilmerhale,7worldtrade Center, NewYork,NY 10007,Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale.com); (ix)the Officeofthe United StatesAttorney for the Southern DistrictofNewYork,86 Chambers Street,3 rd Floor,NewYork,NY 10007; (x) counsel to the administrativeagentunder the postpetition debtor-in-possession financing facility, White&Case LLP,1155 Avenue of the Americas,New York, NY , Attn: Scott Greissman (sgreissman@whitecase.com) and Elizabeth Feld (efeld@whitecase.com); (xi) counsel to the indenture trustee to the Debtors convertible senior notes,white&case LLP,1155 Avenue of the Americas,NewYork,NY ,Attn:TomLauria (tlauria@whitecase.com);(xii) counsel to the official committee of unsecured creditors,weil,gotshal &Manges LLP,767 Fifth Avenue,NewYork,NY 10153,Attn:Matthew S.Barr,David J.Lender,JonathanD.Polkes,JosephH.SmolinskyandJill Frizzley (SunEWeilBFR@weil.com) andmorrison &Foerster LLP, 250 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019, Attn: Lorenzo Marinuzzi (lmarinuzzi@mofo.com), Jennifer Marines (jmarines@mofo.com) and Jonathan I. Levine (jonlevine@mofo.com); (xiii) counsel to TerraForm Power, Inc. and TerraForm Global,Inc.,Sullivan &Cromwell,125 Broad Street,New York,NY 10004,Attn:Michael H.Torkin (torkinm@ sullcrom.com),andrew G.Dietderich (dietdericha@sullcrom.com),john L.Hardiman (hardimanj@sullcrom.com) and David R. Zylberberg(zylberbergd@sullcrom.com); (xiv) the Internal Revenue Service, 290 Broadway, New York, NY 10007,Attn:DistrictDirector;and (xv) the Securities and Exchange Commission,200Vesey Street,Suite400,NewYork, NY10281,Attn:BankruptcyDepartment. ONLYTHOSE RESPONSES OR OBJECTIONSTHATARETIMELYFILED AND RECEIVEDWILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. OBJECTIONS NOTTIMELY FILED AND SERVED INTHE MANNER SET FORTH ABOVE WILLNOTBECONSIDEREDANDWILLBEDEEMEDOVERRULED. 5. COPIES OF THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AND PLAN. Upon approval ofthe Disclosure Statement bythe BankruptcyCourt,holdersofclaimsagainst,orinterestsin,theDebtorswhoareentitledtovoteonthePlanwillreceive asolicitationpackage. Copies of the Disclosure Statement, the Plan, the Motion, the Disclosure Statement Order,and other documents and materials related thereto, including certain solicitation materials,after they are filed,may be obtained from (i) the officeofthe Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court(the Clerk s Office ) during normal business hours;(ii) the Bankruptcy Court s electronic case filing system at login and password are required to access documents on the Bankruptcy Court swebsiteand can be obtained through the PACER ServiceCenteratwww.pacer. psc.uscourts.gov);or(iii)thedebtors administrativeagent,primeclerk,inc.(the ClaimsandSolicitationAgent ),(a)at the Debtors restructuring websiteathttps://cases.primeclerk.com/sunedison,(b) upon request by mail to SunEdison BallotProcessingc/oPrimeClerk,Inc.,830ThirdAvenue,3 rd Floor,NewYork,NY10022or(c)uponrequestbytelephone at(855) orvia atsunedisonballots@primeclerk.com. PLEASENOTE:NeitherthestaffoftheClerk s OfficenortheClaimsandSolicitationAgentcangivelegal advice. Dated: NewYork,NewYork, April5,2017 SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE,MEAGHER &FLOM LLP,By:/s/ James J.Mazza,Jr.,Jay M.Goffman, J.Eric Ivester,FourTimes Square, New York, New York ,Telephone: (212) , Fax: (212) and- James J.Mazza, Jr. (admitted pro hac vice), Louis S.Chiappetta (admitted pro hac vice), 155 N.Wacker Dr., Chicago,Illinois , Telephone:(312) ,Fax:(312) ,CounselforDebtorsandDebtorsinPossession 1 TheDebtorsinthesechapter11cases,alongwiththelastfourdigitsofeachDebtor s taxidentificationnumberareas follows:sunedison,inc.(5767);sunedison DG,LLC(N/A);SUNEWind Holdings,Inc.(2144);SUNE Hawaii Solar Holdings, LLC (0994); First Wind Solar Portfolio,LLC (5014); First Wind California Holdings,LLC (7697); SunEdison Holdings Corporation (8669); SunEdison Utility Holdings, Inc. (6443); SunEdison International, Inc. (4551); SUNE ML 1, LLC (3132);MEMC Pasadena,Inc.(5238);Solaicx (1969);SunEdison Contracting,LLC (3819);NVT,LLC (5370);NVT Licenses, LLC(5445);Team-Solar,Inc.(7782); SunEdison Canada,LLC(6287); EnflexCorporation (5515);Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. (1788); Silver Ridge Power Holdings, LLC (5886); SunEdison International, LLC(1567); Sun Edison LLC (1450); SunEdison Products Singapore Pte. Ltd. (7373); SunEdison Residential Services,LLC (5787); PVT Solar,Inc. (3308);SEVMergerSubInc.(N/A);SunflowerRenewableHoldings1,LLC(6273);BlueSkyWestCapital,LLC(7962);First WindOakfieldPortfolio,LLC(3711);FirstWindPanhandleHoldingsIII,LLC(4238);DSPRenewables,LLC(5513);Hancock RenewablesHoldings,LLC (N/A);EverStreamHoldCoFund I,LLC(9564);BuckthornRenewables Holdings,LLC (7616); GreenmountainWind Holdings,LLC (N/A); Rattlesnake Flat Holdings,LLC (N/A); SomersetWind Holdings,LLC (N/A); SunEWaiawa Holdings,LLC (9757);SunE MN Development,LLC(8669);SunE MN Development Holdings,LLC (5388); SunEMinnesotaHoldings,LLC(8926);andTerraFormPrivateHoldings,LLC(5993).TheaddressoftheDebtors corporate headquartersis13736riverportdr.,marylandheights,missouri Certain other Debtors filed at laterdates. SunflowerRenewable Holdings 1,LLC(6273);Blue Sky West Capital,LLC (7962); FirstWind Oakfield Portfolio,LLC (3771); FirstWind Panhandle Holdings III,LLC(4238);DSP Renewables,LLC (5513);Hancock Renewables Holdings,LLC (N/A) filed voluntary petitions on June 1,2016. EverStream Holdco Fund I,LLC(9564) filed avoluntarypetition on July 20,2016. Buckthorn Renewables Holdings,LLC (7616);Greenmountain Wind Holdings,LLC (N/A);RattlesnakeFlatHoldings,LLC (N/A);SomersetWind Holdings,LLC (N/A);and SunEWaiawa Holdings,LLC (9757) filed voluntary petitions on August 9, SunE MN Development, LLC (8669); SunE MN DevelopmentHoldings,LLC (5388);and SunE Minnesota Holdings,LLC (8926) filed voluntarypetitions on August 10, 2016.TerraFormPrivateHoldings,LLC(5993)filedavoluntarypetitiononDecember16,2016. Get the public s attention CHRONICLELEGALNOTICES legals@chron.com call

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22 Pg 22 of 29 AFFIDAVIT STATE OF TEXAS ) ) ss: CITY AND COUNTY OF DALLAS) I, Jeff Aldridge, being duly sworn, depose and say that I am the Advertising Clerk of the Publisher of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, a daily national newspaper of general circulation throughout the United States, Asia and Europe, and that the notice attached to this Affidavit has been regularly published in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL for Global distribution for 1 insertion(s) on the following date(s): APR ; ADVERTISER: SUNEDISON, INC.; and that the foregoing statements are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Sworn to before me this 11 day of April ;.,... ;;i TOBY A. BREITEN {: t.. t, \ Notary Public \ >... J STATE OF TEXAS \{ - ' ' :; My Comm. Exp. Apr B

23 P2JW B XA smb Doc 2820 Filed 04/19/17 Entered 04/19/17 18:21:41 Main Document Pg 23 of 29 B6 Tuesday, April 11, 2017 BUSINESS NEWS THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. ShippersGoSmall in Strategy Shift Package handlers look to help tiny retailers to battle Amazon s online prominence BY BRIAN BASKIN Shipping companies, ranging from startups to the biggest package handlers, are vying to help small retailers compete with Amazon.com Inc. s rapid expansion of free shipping. Logistics companies say demand for fulfillment services has ballooned in the past year, as Amazon casts a bigger shadow across the retail world and the shipping market. Retailers are rushing to offer faster, cheaper delivery to keep customers from flocking to Amazon Prime, which promises two-day shipping on millions of items. Shipping companies fear the company will starve their networks by handling more of its own orders. They see a lifeline in going after smaller customers, ranging from retail startups to midsize national chains that can t afford to match the billions of dollars Amazon, Wal- Mart Stores Inc. and other major retailers are spending to speed delivery. It is ashift instrategy for companies like FedEx Corp., which until recently tailored their e-commerce services mainly to giant retailers needing to quickly process thousands of shipments aday. Now, they are betting even tiny online storefronts will pay for access to nationwide networks of An employee at a ShipBob warehouse in Brooklyn. It also has facilities in Chicago and Los Angeles. ADVERTISEMENT Legal Notices To advertise: orWSJ.com/classifieds warehouses, trucks and planes that can whisk online orders to customers doorsteps in less than 48 hours, even if Amazon s growing same-day delivery service remains out of reach for most. There isnouniverse where you can beat Amazon s shipping prices, said Stefan Weitz, chief product and strategy officer at Radial, which handles online orders from about two dozen warehouses and clients stores. I don t have to beat Amazon. Ihave to get close enough to provide a service level to my customers. Sterling Partners, a privateequity firm, formed Radial about a year ago by acquiring ebay Inc. s e-commerce solutions unit and merging it with another online shopping services provider. The company works with national chains, including Dick s Sporting Goods Inc. and PetSmart Inc. Radial uses sales and other data to determine where tokeep inventory, so it is the warehouse in Jacksonville, Fla., rather than Minneapolis, that has plenty of sandals to ship to shoppers in Miami. The company isone of the largest shippers using United Parcel Service Inc. s ground service, allowing it to offer lower rates, a spokeswoman said. In February, FedEx said it had started a new service managing fulfillment for smaller retailers. The company can pack merchandise from up to 400 sellers in a distribution center in Indianapolis and, soon, a second facility in Southern California, said Ryan Kelly, asenior vice president at FedEx Supply Chain. Atechnology platform will distribute inventory across different locations, allowing customers to reach 98% of Americans via two-day ground shipping. FedEx previously offered that BYRHEAA RAO BRIAN HARKIN FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL level of service mainly to department stores and other big customers that needed multiple warehouses for themselves, Mr. Kelly said. Newer entrants include startups like ShipBob, which runs fulfillment centers inlos Angeles, Chicago and Brooklyn, and Red Stag Fulfillment, operating outofthree facilities in Tennessee and Utah. These companies pool orders from hundreds of customers to negotiate lower shipping rates than the retailers could get on their own. Just north of Brooklyn s Sunset Park neighborhood, ShipBob, which opened its first warehouse less than two years ago, stores merchandise from over 300 retailers in rows of neatly stacked white plastic bins. Workers walk the aisles, plucking out jars of artisanal mustard and organic conditioner, which they hand off to packers who prep the items for shipping. ShipBob infebruary more than doubled the size ofits Brooklyn warehouse and plans to open a fourth facility in May assome of its customers sales take off. We help them to grow, and they help us to grow, said Kieran O Leary, director of operations at the Brooklyn warehouse. Jennifer Smith contributed to this article. LOGISTICS REPORT WSJ.COM For more analysis on supply-chain issues via a daily newsletter, go to wsj.com/logistics. Apollo Will Sell Big Stake In Hostess BY IMANI MOISE Apollo Global Management LLC is selling the majority of its stake in Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies and Ho Hos said. Through apublic offering, the private-equity firm will sell 18.7 million shares, cutting its stake to 2.6% from 16.9%. In total, affiliates of Apollo, Metropoulos & Co. and Gores Group, which own a50% stake in the company, will offer 20.1 million shares for sale. After the offering, Metropoulos entities will own 24.9% of Hostess common stock and Gores entities will own 12.8% of common stock in the Kansas City, Mo.-based company. Apollo and Metropoulos bought the nearly century-old brand out of bankruptcy in Later, they sold amajor- ity stake toapublicly traded special-purpose acquisition company sponsored by Gores Group to go public. The firms turned around operations at the company, once on the brink of shutting down, by cutting costs, introducing new products, and reformulating its core Twinkie brand recipes. In its first quarterly report as a public company last month, Hostess reported surging sales and better-than-expected profit. On Monday, the stock fell 3.9%, to $ Amtrak Faces Trio of Woes BANKRUPTCIES PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISE TODAY (800) Formore information visit: wsj.com/classifieds 2017Dow Jones &Company,Inc. All Rights Reserved. Amtrak s new finance chief may have to decide which problem to tackle first: derailments, proposed budget cuts or losses. William Feidt CFO joined the federally chartered JOURNAL rail company in February, succeeding a CFO who left for personal reasons amid an internal restructuring that cut the management team in half. His appointment comes at a precarious time. 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In an interview before the budget outline was released, Mr. Feidt said his priority would be to make the trains safer and more efficient, which may be difficult given the funding constraints. He also said he wanted to add 40% more trains by 2021 across all routes. The two train derailments at New York s Penn Station paralyzed New York and New Jersey commutes. No one was seriously injured in the March 24 incident and there were four reported injuries in the April accident. Passengers were left unscathed in the Chicago derailment in late March. Amtrak declined to make Mr. Feidt available to comment following the release of the budget proposal and recent derailments. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie last week ordered NJ Transit which uses Amtrak s tracks to halt payments to the company until there is an examination of the shared infrastructure. The commuter rail pays Amtrak between $2.5 million and $5 million a month, Mr. Christie said. 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24 P2HW B AL smb Doc 2820 Filed 04/19/17 Entered 04/19/17 18:21:41 Main Document Pg 24 of 29 B4 Tuesday, April 11, 2017 TECHNOLOGY THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. WSJ.com/Tech DHIRAJ SINGH/BLOOMBERG NEWS A Flipkart office in India. Flipkart says the new investment values the company at $11.6 billion. Flipkart Gets Big Investment BY NEWLEY PURNELL NEW DELHI Indian e-commerce startup Flipkart Group has raised $1.4 billion from Microsoft Corp., ebay Inc. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., taking a hit to its valuation to raise the cash it needs to defend its home market from Amazon.com Inc. Flipkart, which was started in 2007 by two former Amazon employees, said Monday that the new investment values the Bangalore company at $11.6 billion. That allows Flipkart to retain its title as India s most valuable startup but is still a step down from the $15 billion valuation it received during fundraising in This is alandmark deal for Flipkart and for India, Flipkart founders Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal said, calling it the company s biggest fundraising round ever. Flipkart said Chinese internet firm Tencent led the round, but a Flipkart spokeswoman declined to provide a breakdown ofinvestments by company. ADVERTISEMENT Legal Notices BANKRUPTCIES Separately, ebay said on Monday that it was selling its Indian business toflipkart and was making a $500 million cash investment in the startup for an equity stake. While it is impressive that Flipkart could raise more than $1 billion at a time when investors are increasingly concerned about startup valuations, analysts said the fact that it had to take a down round shows the challenge it is facing from Amazon and difficult market conditions. Flipkart needs moremoney to survive and become profitable, said Satish Meena, an analyst at research firm Forrester. When Flipkart raised money at ahigher valuation in 2015, there was a mismatch between expectation and the growth of the market, he said. India s e-commerce market was worth about $16 billion last year, but should grow to $48 billion by 2021, Mr. Meena said. Amazon has pledged to spend $5 billion in its rapid rollout in India, which started in Ithas used its massive war chest and technology and logistics know-how togobble up market share, already reaching the No. 2spot behind Flipkart in terms of sales, analysts say. In addition to girding Flipkart against Amazon, Tencent s investment shows that it has opened another front in its war with its Chinese rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Tencent, whose WeChat messaging service ischina s largest with over 889 million monthly active users, already completes head on in China against Alibaba in sectors such as mobile payments, online video and cloud computing. Alibaba, which runs China s most popular e-commerce website Taobao, led a $200 million round of funding in Indian firm Paytm s new e-commerce arm in March. Tencent last year led a $175 million fundraising round in New Delhi-based messaging app Hike Ltd. Both companies are chasing growth abroad as their businesses mature at home. Liza Lin contributed to this article. BY JOHN D. MCKINNON WASHINGTON A federal regulator s plan to roll back Obama-era net-neutrality rules is sparking another battle that is expected to rival or exceed the epic political clashes over internet regulation in recent years. The dispute intensified last week when Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai held a closed-door meeting with telecommunications groups to sketch out his ideas for rolling back the 2015 net-neutrality rules, one of the Obama administration s signature regulatory changes. Mr. Pai s emerging rollback plan appears aimed at preserving the basic principles of net neutrality while shifting oversight responsibility to the Federal Trade Commission to reverse what GOP critics view as the overreach of the previous approach. Numerous online consumer groups as well as many congressional Democrats and some internet firms regard the current rules as essential for ensuring continued competition on the internet. Representatives from the Internet Association, an industry group, were set to meet with Mr. Pai on Tuesday to ex- Amazon s Sellers Hacked BY LAURA STEVENS AND ROBERT MCMILLAN Hackers are targeting the growing population of thirdparty sellers on Amazon.com Inc., using stolen credentials to post fake deals and steal cash. In recent weeks, attackers have changed the bank-deposit information on Amazon accounts ofactive sellers tosteal tens of thousands of dollars from each, according to several sellers and advisers. Attackers also have hacked into the Amazon accounts ofsellers who haven t used them recently to post nonexistent merchandise for sale at steep discounts in an attempt to pocket the cash, those people say. The fraud stems largely from and password credentials stolen from previously hacked accounts and then sold on what is dubbed the dark web, anetwork of anonymous internet servers where hackers communicate and trade illicit information. Such hacks previously have favored sites such as PayPal Inc. and ebay Inc., but Amazon recently has become a target of choice, according to cybersecurity experts. Hacking Amazon is becoming increasingly abig deal, said Juozas Kaziukėnas, chief executive of Marketplace Pulse, a business-intelligence firm focused on e-commerce. The value to be gained is bigger as Amazon grows. While the precise scope and financial impact of the Amazon attacks is unclear, some sellers say the hacks have shaken their confidence in Amazon s security measures. Such third-party merchants change views on the rules. The FCC s net-neutrality rules require internet service providers such as cable and wireless firms to treat all internet traffic the same. Telecommunications firms and many Republicans said those rules went too far, particularly by reclassifying the companies as common carriers, potentially subjecting them to stringent government regulation. Broadband carriers have challenged the current netneutrality rules in court, so far unsuccessfully. Mr. Pai seems likely to move forward, even if carriers win in court. But his move would likely touch off its own court challenge byconsumer groups, and the conflict is likely to spill over to Capitol Hill and could engulf media companies as well. While the passion on both sides hasn t diminished, the dynamics of the fight will shift somewhat under a new administration. Companies in Silicon Valley, strong allies of former President Barack Obama, may feel less eager to pick a fight with Republicans. After Mr. Pai s thinking became public last week, consumer groups denounced it as a sellout to big telecommunications firms, because it The attacks have targeted third-party sellers on Amazon.com. are critical for Amazon s retail business, with more than two million sellers on the site accounting for more than half of its sales, including more than 100,000 sellers who each now sell in excess of $100,000 annually. An Amazon spokesman said the company is constantly innovating on behalf of customers and sellers to ensure their information is secure and that they can buy and sell with confidence. The company withholds payment to sellers until it is confident customers have received their orders, and guarantees afull refund if a product doesn t arrive or isn t as advertised. Sellers who lost money will be made whole. There have always been bad actors in the world who try to take advantage of consumers for financial gain; however, as fraudsters get smarter so do we, the spokesman added. CJ Rosenbaum, a New Yorkbased lawyer who represents Amazon sellers, says that more than adozen ofhis clients have recently called to tell him they were hacked, a would rely on industry commitments to abide by net-neutrality principles, rather than explicit rules. Under the plan, violators could be pursued by the FTC using its broad authority to prevent unfair and deceptive trade practices, according to people familiar with the matter. If [media] reports are true, Chairman Pai ispreparing to give dominant cable and telecommunications companies what their D.C. lobbyists have dreamed of for years: voluntary net-neutrality rules where consumer protection is no more than trust your cable or internet provider, said Chris Lewis, vice president at Public Knowledge, aconsumer group that advocates for an open internet. The FCC declined to comment. Some telecommunications firms have long favored handing internet oversight to the number of whom lost about half of their monthly sales of $15,000 to $100,000. They are asking Amazon for their money back, Mr. Rosenbaum said. Lightning X Products Inc. had $60,000 evaporate from its Amazon account last month, said Andy Spivey, product manager of the Charlotte, N.C.-based bag maker. Mr. Spivey said Amazon notified him of suspicious activity, but by the time he logged in, the bank account information had been changed. Lightning X has gone through its s and scanned its systems for an attack. We re not sure how they gained access to the account, Mr. Spivey said. Amazon told him Friday the money will be returned, he said. Hacks of dormant Amazon seller accounts in particular have increased since mid- March, to more than 20 some days from the low single-digits earlier this year, according to Marketplace Pulse, which monitors seller activity on e- commerce sites. Planned Net-Neutrality Rollback Stirs Ire TRUCK INDUSTRY Swift Transportation, Knight to Merge Swift Transportation Co. is merging with Knight Transportation Inc. in a stock swap that would combine two of the biggest operators in a wavering U.S. trucking sector, which together are valued at more than $5 billion. Swift shareholders would own 54% of the new company, with Knight shareholders owning the rest. The new group is to be named Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. and each company s brands and operations would remain distinct. Swift s market value stood at $2.7 billion on Friday and Knight s at $2.5 billion. Swift is significantly larger than Knight, with about four times the number of trucks and drivers, but the smaller company s executives will take over key leadership positions of the merged business, and they said they expect to impose their discipline on the bigger operation. Swift had more than $1 billion in debt at the end of 2016, while Knight has historically operated without debt, and Knight s operating ratio a key measure of efficiency in trucking has been far better than that of Swift. The companies said they expect to achieve $16 million in cost savings after the deal closes this year, rising to $75 million in savings by Swift and Knight are based in Phoenix. Paul Page BUSINESS WATCH Many see the current rules as essential to ensuring continued competition online. Intrawest Resorts will be folded in with the operator of Coloradobased Aspen Snowmass, pictured above. INTRAWEST Ski-Park Operator Plans to Go Private Ski-park operator Intrawest Resorts Holdings Inc. said it agreed to be taken private for roughly $944 million, folding it in with the operator of Aspen Snowmass amid a flurry of dealmaking in the industry. ERICH SCHLEGEL/USA TODAY SPORTS/REUTERS FTC, which is viewed asless powerful than the FCC in some ways, largely because it doesn t adopt rules of the road for industries and instead operates on a case-by-case basis. Moving things to the FTC has been a long-running goal of the [broadband providers], and it s totally understandable why, said former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, an Obama appointee who shepherded the net-neutrality rules through. The FTC s current acting chairwoman, Maureen Ohlhausen, a Republican, has argued that the agency is wellsuited to ride herd on internet competition because of its extensive responsibilities for enforcing antitrust laws. She has said the net-neutrality rules could harm consumers by replacing competition with unneeded government regulation. Consumer groups have been having frequent meetings and conference calls to discuss strategy and tactics in the run-up to the net-neutrality clash. Arecent legislative battle over congressional rollback of an Obama-era privacy rule provided hints of the bitter fight to come. Votes in the House and Senate were surprisingly close. Intrawest stockholders will receive $23.75 a share in cash under the terms of the deal. Including debt, the transaction would be worth about $1.5 billion. Intrawest owns or operates six mountain resorts in the eastern U.S., the Rocky Mountains and Canada, including the Steamboat resort in Steamboat Springs, Colo. It is being bought by a newly formed entity controlled by affiliates of the Aspen Skiing Co. LLC which operates several resorts in Aspen, Colo., including at Snowmass Mountain and KSL Capital Partners LLC. The transaction is expected to close by the end of the third quarter. The deal is the latest tie-up for a ski-resort operator. Vail Resorts Inc. snapped up Canadian ski-resort operator Whistler Blackcomb Holdings Inc. last year and announced a deal in February to buy Stowe Mountain Resort in northern Vermont, deals meant to further diversify its resort locations as it seeks to make its season-pass programs more expansive. Joshua Jamerson LUKE SHARRETT/BLOOMBERG NEWS

25 P2GW B AL smb Doc 2820 Filed 04/19/17 Entered 04/19/17 18:21:41 Main Document Pg 25 of 29 B4 Tuesday, April 11, 2017 TECHNOLOGY THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. WSJ.com/Tech DHIRAJ SINGH/BLOOMBERG NEWS A Flipkart office in India. Flipkart says the new investment values the company at $11.6 billion. Flipkart Gets Big Investment BYNEWLEY PURNELL NEW DELHI Indian e-commerce startup Flipkart Group has raised $1.4 billion from Microsoft Corp., ebay Inc. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., taking a hit to its valuation to raise the cash it needs to defend its home market from Amazon.com Inc. Flipkart, which was started in 2007 by two former Amazon employees, said Monday that the new investment values the Bangalore company at $11.6 billion. That allows Flipkart to retain its title as India s most valuable startup but is still a step down from the $15 billion valuation it received during fundraising in This is alandmark deal for Flipkart and for India, Flipkart founders Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal said in the statement, calling it the company s biggest fundraising round ever. Flipkart said Chinese internet firm Tencent led the round, but a Flipkart spokeswoman declined to provide a breakdown ofinvestments by ADVERTISEMENT Legal Notices BANKRUPTCIES company. Separately, ebay said on Monday that it was selling its Indian business to Flipkart and wasmaking a$500 million cash investment in the startup for an equity stake. While it is impressive that Flipkart could raise more than $1 billion at a time when investors are increasingly concerned about startup valuations, analysts said the fact that it had to take a down round or raise money at a lower valuation than its last round shows the challenge it is facing from Amazon and difficult market conditions. Flipkart needs moremoney to survive and become profitable, said Satish Meena, an analyst at research firm Forrester. When Flipkart raised money at ahigher valuation in 2015, there was a mismatch between expectation and the growth of the market, he said. India s e-commerce market was worth about $16 billion last year, but should grow to $48 billion by 2021, Mr. Meena said. Amazon has pledged to spend $5 billion in its rapid rollout in India, which started in Ithas used its massive war chest and technology and logistics know-how togobble up market share, already reaching the No. 2spot behind Flipkart in terms of sales, analysts say. In addition to girding Flipkart against Amazon, Tencent s investment shows that it has opened another front in its war with its Chinese rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Tencent already completes head on in China against Alibaba in sectors such as mobile payments, online video and cloud computing. Alibaba, which runs China s most popular e-commerce website Taobao, led a $200 million round of funding in Indian company Paytm s new e- commerce arm last month. Tencent last year led a $175 million fundraising round in New Delhi-based messaging app Hike Ltd. Both companies are chasing growth abroad as their businesses mature at home. Liza Lin contributed to this article. BY JOHN D. MCKINNON WASHINGTON A federal regulator s plan to roll back Obama-era net-neutrality rules is sparking another battle that is expected to rival or exceed the epic political clashes over internet regulation in recent years. The dispute intensified last week when Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai held a closed-door meeting with telecommunications groups to sketch out his ideas for rolling back the 2015 net-neutrality rules, one of the Obama administration s signature regulatory changes. Mr. Pai s emerging rollback plan appears aimed at preserving the basic principles of net neutrality, while shifting oversight responsibility to the Federal Trade Commission to reverse what Republican critics view as the overreach of the previous approach. Numerous online consumer groups as well as many congressional Democrats and some internet firms regard the current rules as essential for ensuring continued competition on the internet. An industry group, the Internet Association, was set to meet with Mr. Pai on Tuesday, aiming to try topreserve net- LVMH Luxury House Sees Revenue Rise 15% French luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE said Monday that first-quarter revenue surged 15%, fueled by strong sales across the company s empire ofluxury brands. Revenue for the quarter was 9.9 billion, beating analyst expectations of 9.5 billion. Adjusting for currency effects, that was a 13% increase compared with the same period ayear ago. LVMH s fashion and leathergoods division including its flagship Louis Vuitton brand led the way, with sales rising 15% to 3.4 billion. LVMH s brands include spirits such as Hennessy Cognac, fashion-label Celine and the high-end watchmaker Hublot. Matthew Dalton WHOLE FOODS Jana Partners Seeks Faster Turnaround Amazon ssellershacked BY LAURA STEVENS AND ROBERT MCMILLAN Hackers are targeting thirdparty sellers on Amazon.com Inc., using stolen credentials to post fake deals and steal cash. In recent weeks, attackers have changed the bank-deposit information on Amazon accounts ofactive sellers tosteal tens of thousands of dollars from each, according to several sellers and advisers. Attackers also have hacked into the Amazon accounts ofsellers who haven t used them recently to post nonexistent merchandise for sale at steep discounts in an attempt to pocket the cash, those people say. The fraud stems largely from and password credentials stolen from previously hacked accounts and then sold on what is dubbed the dark web, anetwork of anonymous internet servers where hackers communicate and trade illicit information. Such hacks previously have favored sites such as PayPal Inc. and ebay Inc., but Amazon recently has become a target of choice, according to cybersecurity specialists. Hacking Amazon is becoming increasingly abig deal, said Juozas Kaziukėnas, chief executive of Marketplace Pulse, a business-intelligence firm focused on e-commerce. The value to be gained is bigger as Amazon grows. While the precise scope and financial impact of the Amazon attacks is unclear, some sellers say the hacks have shaken their confidence in Amazon s security measures. Such third-party merchants are critical for Amazon s retail neutrality protections. Aprominent member of the group, Facebook Inc., said it is working through the association to support strong, enforceable net-neutrality rules, and will continue to do so, according to a spokesman. The internet industry stands with our consumers who demand strong, enforceable net-neutrality rules to protect their access to the entire internet, said Noah Theran, a spokesman for the Internet Association. Broadband providers must not be allowed to tip the scales in favor of their own, or preferred, websites and apps. The FCC s net-neutrality rules required internet service providers such as cable and wireless firms to treat all internet traffic the same. Telecommunications firms and many Republicans said those rules went too far, particularly by reclassifying the companies as common carriers, potentially subjecting them to stringent government regulation. Broadband carriers have challenged the current netneutrality rules in court, sofar unsuccessfully. Mr. Pai seems likely to move forward with his changes, even if carriers win in court. But his move would likely Activist investor Jana Partners LLC has amassed a nearly 9% stake in Whole Foods Market Inc. and wants the upscale organic grocer to speed up its turnaround efforts while also exploring a possible sale. Jana, Whole Foods secondlargest shareholder, isplanning to press the chain to improve its technology and operations to better compete with larger rivals, shake up its board and find out BUSINESS WATCH business, with more than two million sellers on the site accounting for more than half of its sales, including more than 100,000 sellers who each now sell in excess of $100,000 annually. An Amazon spokesman said the company is constantly innovating on behalf of customers and sellers to ensure their information is secure and that they can buy and sell with confidence. The company withholds payment to sellers until it is confident customers have received their orders, and guarantees afull refund if a product doesn t arrive or isn t as advertised. Sellers who lost money will be made whole. There have always been bad actors in the world who try to take advantage of consumers for financial gain; however, as fraudsters get smarter, so do we, the spokesman said. CJ Rosenbaum, a New Yorkbased lawyer who represents Amazon sellers, says that more than adozen ofhis clients have recently called to tell him they were hacked, a Louis Vuitton led LVMH s revenue surge with sales rising 15%. The attacks targeted third-party sellers and have stolen money. touch off its own court challenge byconsumer groups, and the conflict is likely to spill over to Congress and could engulf media companies as well. While the passion on both sides hasn t diminished, the dynamics of the fight could shift somewhat under a new administration. Companies in Silicon Valley, generally strong allies of former President Barack Obama, might feel less eager topick afight with Republicans.Republicans in Congress already are unhappy over online firms recent opposition to another regulatory rollback benefiting broadband carriers, this one affecting consumers privacy rights. After Mr. Pai s thinking on net neutrality became public last week, consumer groups denounced it as a sellout to big telecommunications firms, because it would rely on industry commitments toabide by net-neutrality principles, how much a potential bidder might be willing to pay, according to people familiar with the matter. Whole Foods wasn t immediately available for comment. Jana s campaign is the latest quandary for Whole Foods, which has struggled to make the transition from highflying upstart with a loyal following into a large, national chain with the ANDREY RUDAKOV/BLOOMBERG NEWS number of whom lost about half of their monthly sales of $15,000 to $100,000. They are asking Amazon for their money back, Mr. Rosenbaum said. Lightning X Products Inc. had $60,000 evaporate from its Amazon account last month, said Andy Spivey, product manager of the Charlotte, N.C.-based bag maker. Mr. Spivey said Amazon notified him of suspicious activity, but by the time he logged in, the bank account information had been changed. Lightning X has gone through its s and scanned its systems for an attack. We re not sure how they gained access to the account, Mr. Spivey said. Amazon told him Friday the money will be returned, he said. Hacks of dormant Amazon seller accounts in particular have increased since mid- March, to more than 20 some days from the low single digits earlier this year, according to Marketplace Pulse, which monitors seller activity on e- commerce sites. Planned Net-Neutrality Rollback Stirs Ire Many see the current rules as essential to ensuring continued competition online. rather than explicit rules. Under the plan, violators could be pursued by the FTC using its broad authority to prevent unfair and deceptive trade practices, according to people familiar with the matter. The FCC declined to comment. Some telecommunications firms have long favored handing internet oversight to the FTC, which is viewed as less powerful than the FCC insome ways. The FTC has oversight over huge swaths of the business world, leading some observers to question its expertise in the often-technical telecommunications sector. The FTC often is limited to determining whether a company s actions amount to a deceptive or unfair trade practice. It also handles some antitrust inquiries. The FCC, by contrast, can be more proactive in spelling out detailed rules of the road for firms. However, the FTC s current acting chairwoman, Maureen Ohlhausen, a Republican like Mr. Pai, has argued that the agency is well-suited to ride herd on internet competition, because of its extensive responsibilities for enforcing antitrust laws. kind of back-office systems tracking customers and inventory that rivals use to keep costs down and sales up. David Benoit and Heather Haddon MAERSK EU Clears Acquisition Of Hamburg Süd The European Union s antitrust watchdog on Monday approved plans by Maersk Line, the container shipping unit of Danish conglomerate A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, to buy Hamburg Süd on the condition the German shipping line withdraw from five trade route alliances. The European Commission said the parties pledged to withdraw Hambuerg Süd from some trade routes connecting Europe with the Middle East, and Central and South America. Carriers offer their services on trade routes through cooperation agreements with shipping firms. In such alliances, members jointly decide on capacity setting, scheduling and ports of call. Natalia Drozdiak LUKE SHARRETT/BLOOMBERG NEWS

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27 Pg 27 of 29 - t!'.ht regonian OREGONUVE.COM - -OREGONIAN MEDIA GROUP - - State of Oregon,) ss County of Multnomah) Justin Eubanks being duly sworn, deposes that he/she is principal clerk of Oregonian Media Group; that The Oregonian is a public newspaper published in the city of Portland, with general circulation in Oregon, and this notice is an accurate and true copy of this notice as printed in said newspaper, was printed and published in the regular edition and issue of said newspaper on the following date(s): The Oregonian LEGAL AFFIDAVIT AD#: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of April 2017 OFFICIAL STAMP KIMBERLEE W O'NEILL NOTARY PUBLIC-OREGON COMMISSION NO MY COMMISSION EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 22, 2018 UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: J Chapter 11 SUN EDISON, INC., eta/., ) Case No (SMB) D e = b to = = r s '_.J (Jointly Administered) NOTICE OF HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FOR JOINT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION OF SUNEDISON, INC.AND ITS DEBTOR AFFILIATES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE PLEASE TAKE NOTICEOF THE FOLLOWING: 1. CHAPTER 11 CASES. Beginning on April 21,2016,'SunEdison,lnc.and certain ofitsaffiliates,the debtors and debtors in possession in the above-captioned cases {collectively, the"debtors") filed voluntary petitionsforrelief under chapter 11 of title 11 of the United States Code (the"bankruptcy Code") in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the"bankruptcv Court"). By order of the Bankruptcy Court, the cases are beingjointly administered for procedural purposesundercase No PLAN AND DISUOSURE STATEMENT. On March 28, 2017, the Debtors filed the Joint Plan Of Reorganization of SunEdison,Jnc. and Its De/Jtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2671) (as may be amended or supplemented from time to time and including all exhibits and supplements thereto, the"fun"j and the Debtors' proposed Disdosure Statement For the Joint Plan of Reorganization ofsunedison, Inc. and Its Debtor Affiliates dated March 28, 2017 [Docket No. 2672] {as may be amended from time to lime and in duding all exhibits and supplements thereto,!he"disdosure Statement"). On April 3,2017 the Debtors filed the Debtors' Motion for Entry of an Order(A) Approving the Adequacy of the Debtors'Disdosure Statement; (BJ Approving Solicitation and Notice Procedures with Respectto Confirmation of the Debtors'JointProposed Plan;(() Approving the Form ofvarious Ballots and Notices in wnnedion Therr?With;and (D) Scheduling Certain Dates (the"motion"), 3. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT HEARING. A hearing (the 'Disclosure Statement Hearing") will be held before the Honorable Stuart M. Bernstein, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, in the Bankruptcy Court, One Bowling Green, Courtroom 723, New York, New York 10004, on May 18, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (prevaihng Easterntime),or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard, to considerthe entry of an order.among other things, finding that the Disclosure Statement contains"adequate information"withinthemeaning of section 112S of the Bankruptcy Code and approving the Disclosure Statement and certain other materials related to solicitation of acceptances of the Plan (the "Soljcitatjon Package"). The Disclosure Statement Hearing may be adjourned from time to time without further notice to creditors.equity holders,or parties in interest other than by an announcement in the Bankruptcy Court of such adjournment on the date scheduled for the Disclosure Statement Hearing or as indicated in any notice of adjournment filed by the Debtors witl1the Bankruptcy Court. 4. OBJECTIONS 10 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Any responses or objections to the ad eq uacy of the Disclosure Statement must (a] be in writing; (b) comply with the Bankruptcy Code, the Federal Rules ofbankruptcy Procedure, the local Bankruptcy Rules for the Southern District of NewYork,Chambers'procedures and otl1er case management rules and orders of this Bankruptcy Court;{c) state the name and address of the responding or objecting party and tl1enature and amount of the claim against or interest in the estates or property of the Debtors;{d) state with particularity the legal and factual basis for such response or objection and, if practicable,a proposed modification!hat would resolve such objection;(e) be filed with tl1e Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Soutl1ern District of New York, togetl1er with proof of servicethereon;and (f) beservedby personal service orovernightdelivery,so as tobe ACTUALLY RECEIVEDnolaterthan May 9, 2017at4:00p.m. {prevailing Eastern Time) by: (i) the Debtors,SunEdison, Inc., Riverport Dr., Maryland Heights.Missouri 63043; {ii) counsel to the Debtors,Skadden,Arps,5late,Meagher & Fl om LLP, Four limes Square, New York, NY 10036,Attn:Jay M. Goffman (Jay.Goffman@skadden.com),J. Eric Ivester {Eric.lvester@skadden.com), and 155 North Wacker Dr., Chicago, IL 60606, Attn: James J.Mazza.Jr.{James.Mazza@skadden.com) and Louis 5.Chiappetta {Louis.Chiappetta@skadden.com);(iii) co-counsel to the Debtors, Togut, Segal & Segal LLP, One Penn Plaza, Suite 3335, New York, NY 10119, Attn: Frank A. Oswald {foswald@ teamtogut.com) and Brian F.Moore (bmoore@teamtogut.com);{iv) the Officeoftl1e United States Trustee, U.S.Federal Office Building, 201 Varick Street, Suite 1006, New York, NY 10014, Attn: Paul Schwartzberg {Paul.Schwartzberg@usdoj.gov);{v) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors' prepetition first lien credit agreement, Latham & Watkins,330 North Wabash Avenue.Suite 2800,Chicago,IL,Attn:Richard Levy (richard.levy@lw.com) and Brad Kotler (bradkotler@lw.com);{vi) counsel to the Tranche B lenders (as defined in the debtor-in-possession credit agreement) and the steering committee of the second lien creditors,akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP, One Bryant Park, Bank of America Tower, NewYork,NY, 10036, Attn:Arik Preis (apreis@akingump.com) and Yochun Katie Lee (kylee@akingump.com); (vii) counsel to the administrative agent under the Debtors'prepetition second lien credit agreement, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, 1S40 Broadway, New York, NY 10036,Attn:Daniel S. Brown {daniel.brown@pillsburylaw.com);(viii) counsel to the collateral trustee under the Debtors' pre petition second lien credit agreement and the indenture trustee under each of the Debtors' outstanding bond issuances, WilmerHale, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, Attn: Andrew Goldman (andrew.goldman@wilmerhale. com); (ix) the Office of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, 86 Chambers Street, 3 Floor, New York.NY 10007; (x) counsel to theadministrativeagent underthepostpetition debtor-in-possession financing facility.white R, (;lcp 11 D 11t;i;.li.vpn110 nf 1hP.11.rnPri t tjp1u Ynrlt JV 10ffH1-17R7 ll.ttn rntt f.;rpium;m frnroiccm:lnt@whitor:m:i. rnml