franco-british offshore wind & tidal b2b day

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Tuesday 26th January 2016

Franco-British Offshore

Wind & Tidal B2B day

#OSWT2016

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Welcome

Sir Peter Ricketts

British Ambassador

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UK policy update

James Beal

UKTI Offshore

Wind Organisation

Offshore Wind –

UK World Leadership

The UK is:-

The global market leader in offshore wind:

5 GW operations, 1.7 GW in construction, further 4GW coming

forward. At least 10GW by 2020

The most attractive location for offshore wind investment in the

world:

•UK tops rankings as the best place to invest in offshore wind,

•Successful in attracting investment from across the globe.

•Further £16 to £21bn UK offshore wind pipeline by 2020.

•Innovative funding models are being created

A stable and predictable policy regime:

•Electricity Market Reforms provide long term stable revenues for low

carbon energy projects and reduce investor risk.

Home to a growing supply chain capability:

•Build a competitive and innovative UK supply chain that delivers

and sustains jobs, exports and economic benefits for the UK.

Global investment

The UK offshore wind market has received investment from across the world and has been at

the forefront of attracting new investors into the sector.

Existing investors in the UK offshore wind pipeline

Global investment ranking

The UK is consistently ranked as the best place in the world

to invest in offshore wind.Ernst & Young Country Attractiveness Index Offshore Wind – September 2014

Source information from Ernst & Young for offshore wind only.

http://www.ey.com/UK/en/Industries/Cleantech/Renewable-Energy-Country-Attractiveness-Index

UK Offshore Wind - Paris Jan 2016

Cost Reduction Progress


Offshore wind cost reduction

UK Offshore Wind Cost Reduction Task Force reported in 2012 that costs

can be reduced to around £100/MWh for a project financed in 2020.

6%

4%

17%

3%

3%

5%

9%

New Turbines

Competition

Front end…

Scale /…

Installation

Support…

Other

Total

Offshore wind power cost reduction opportunities from technology and supply chain

% reduction in levelised cost of energy FID 2011 to FID 2020

Qualitative Assessment on cost reduction

30+ developers and

supply chain

organisations

supported this study

Overall assessment is

On Target

Individual indicator

contributions to that

assessment are

weighted by

contribution to cost

reduction


Quantitative AssessmentProject name Capacity

(MW)

FID

Dudgeon 402

Gwynt y Mor 576

Humber

Gateway

219

Teesside 62

West of

Duddon Sands

388.8

Westermost

Rough

210

WO

RK

S C

OM

PL

ET

ION

Greater

Gabbard

509

Gunfleet

Sands 1&2

172.8

London Array

1

630

Ormonde 150

Robin Rigg

A&B

180

Sheringham

Shoal

316.8

Teesside 62

Thanet 300

Walney 1&2 367.2

West of

Duddon Sands

388.8

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

130

140

150

160

Works Completion2010-2011

Works Completion2012-2014

FID2012-2014

LCOE at Works CompletionLCOE at FIDLCOE Target 2020

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1

Neart na Gaoithe

448MW

£114.39 CfD 2018/19

East Anglia 1

714 MW

£119.89 CfD 2017/18 on


A continuing programme of

development and construction will

present further investment

opportunities as the UK's offshore wind

capacity doubles to 2020, with

Government now outlining a further

10GW in the 2020s

Project pipeline

UK Project Pipeline


M

W5098

17724044

7750

3900

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

UK Offshore Wind Pipeline

OperationalBarrow 90

Beatrice demo 10

Blyth 4

Burbo Bank 90

Greater Gabbard 504

Gunfleet Sands 185

Gwynt y Môr 576

Humber Gateway 219

Inner Dowsing 97

Kentish Flats 1 & 2 140

Lincs 270

London Array 1 630

Lynn 97

Methill Demonstration 7

North Hoyle 60

Ormonde 150

Rhyl Flats 90

Robin Rigg 174

Scroby Sands 60

Sherringham Shoal 317

Teesside 62

Thanet 300

Walney (phase 1 & 2) 367

Westermost Rough 210

West of Duddon Sands 389

Total 5098

In construction

Dudgeon (FIDER) 402

Galloper extension (ROC) 340

Hywind (ROC Floating) 30

Race Bank (ROC) 580

Rampion (ROC) 400

Total 1802

Support on OfferAberdeen 84

Beatrice (FIDER) 664

Blyth demo (ROC) 100

Burbo extension (FIDER) 258

East Anglia 1 (CFD) 714

Neart na Gaoithe (CFD) 448

Hornsea 1200

Walney extension (FIDER) 660

Total 4132

Consented – no cfd yet

Dogger Bank Creyke Beck A + B 2400

Dogger Bank Teesside A + B 2400

Inch Cape 784

MacColl (Moray Firth) 372

Sea Green Alpha (Firth of forth) 525

Sea Green Bravo (Firth of Forth) 525

Stevenson (Moray Firth) 372

Telford (Moray Firth) 372

Total 7750

In planning

East Anglia 3 1200

Hornsea Zone 4 1800

Triton Knoll 900

Total 3900


Near term Offshore Wind Projects

Beatrice

664 MW

Walney Extension

660 MW

Hornsea 1

1200 MW

FIDER

Burbo Bank Extension

258 MW

Dudgeon

402 MW


East Anglia 1

714 MW

£119.89 CfD 2017/18 on

Neart na Gaoithe

448MW

£114.39 CfD 2018/19

Galloper

350MW

Rampion

400MW

Aberdeen Test Centre

84MW

Blyth Demonstration

100MW

Overview of UK offshore wind demand

Operating

In

construction

Support on

offer

1465

343

607

Offshore

Turbines

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5

14

1432

338

233

397km

877km

Offshore

SubstationsMonopiles

Export

CablesJackets

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0

374


c£30b of opportunities coming in EU

£££

£££

£££

£££

£££

£££


Investment Case Study: Siemens, Humber

OverviewIn March 2014, Siemens Wind Power selected Green Port Hull as the location for

blade manufacturing for their next generation offshore wind turbines.

This £310m investment (£160m from Siemens and a further £150m from their port

partner Associated British Ports) will bring 1,000 jobs to the Humber.

Since March, Siemens has received continued on-going support from the UK to

encourage regional investment from companies that can both supply their new

plant and increase its competitiveness.

Investment RationaleWith its stable offshore wind policy environment, secure project pipeline and

robust infrastructure, Siemens Wind Power clearly believes the UK to be the best

location in Europe for their first dedicated offshore wind manufacturing facility.

The Humber is also particularly well placed to serve both large Round 3 projects in

the UK and continental Europe, with further potential opportunities available for

investment in the region.

Siemens investment in turbine

manufacturing is a strong vote of

confidence in the UK’s industry.

“This investment demonstrates our

ongoing commitment to UK manufacturing and

confidence in the industry. The development of

local manufacturing will provide a huge boost to

the UK renewables industry and will help unlock

other major projects and investments.”

Matthew Chinn, Managing Director,

Siemens UK & Ireland

“This deal shows our strategy for offshore wind

is working; bringing investment, green jobs and

growth, and helping keep Britain the number one

country in the world for offshore wind”

Ed Davey, Secretary of State for Energy and

Climate Change


Recent Successes

– Offshore Structure Britain, Transition pieces

Since its formation in August 2013,

offshore wind team has targeted a new

investment in monopiles to come into

the UK to deliver part of the c£1.5b

market for monopiles for UK market.

Relationships lead to a new JV between

German EEW and Danish Bladt

purchasing what was TAG site on

Teesside in Q3 2014

This JV was facilitated by Dong placing

an order with Offshore Structures

Britain without going through the

normal procurement processes.

In January 2015 OS(B) started recuiting

and training 70 new staff.

When further orders are secured we

expect 250 direct jobs in the factory with

significant multipliers supplying

materials and sub-contracting activities.


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“The backing of Government through UKTI

and UKEF has provided support for JDR to

compete for offshore array cable projects

with new customers both within Europe and

further afield. This has given us the

confidence to invest in product development

and export capacity in order to compete

effectively in the global renewable energy

marketplace”

Martin Boden, Chief Financial Officer,

JDR Cable Systems

Overview

JDR, with UK facilities in Hartlepool and Littleport, is one of the world’s

leading suppliers of offshore wind inter-array cables. The company

also designs and manufactures subsea production umbilicals, subsea

power cables and IWOCS for the offshore oil and gas industry.

Alongside significant domestic achievements, JDR is one of the most

successful UK exporters into the European offshore wind sector. In

2014 this included contract wins on RWE Innogy’s Nordsee One

project and Vattenfall’s Sandbank project, both in German waters.

These wins follow the successful completion in 2012 of JDR’s first

German contract; Meerwind for Wind MW.

Creating the Opportunity

JDR has built a reputation for quality and successful delivery in the

domestic UK market, with projects that have included London Array

and Greater Gabbard. This has ensured that they have become the

supplier of choice for developers and cable installers seeking a

knowledgeable partner for challenging projects.

JDR has made use of UK Export Finance support to enhance its

competitive position in the European market. UKTI has also ensured

JDR is well positioned with key customers and receives all necessary

support from Government to increase competitiveness and promote

success.


Trade case study: JDR success in Germany

JDR cables is a strong example of

the UK’s existing manufacturing

capability.

Recent Success -

MHI Vestas offshore wind blade facility on Isle of Wight

Mitsubishi Heavy Industry and Vestas

formed a new JV venture on 1st April 2014.

Previously to the JV formation it was clear

never party had any aspirations for UK

content.

By August 2014 OWIO had secured a Uk

industrial strategy from MVOW.

Further activities saw MVOW announce

intention to manufacture blades in UK in Oct

2014

January 2015 MVOW announce the start of

recruitment for 200 people to make blades

on Isle of Wight from Q2 2015

Expecting further c£20m 50 jobs on blade

painting and storage facility in UK by q3

2016


UK to continue Global Leadership in offshore wind

Amber Rudd,

Secretary State

Speech in Nov

2015

“It is one area where the UK can help make a

lasting technological contribution ”[ to tackle

global climate change challenge]

“we will not support offshore wind at any cost”

“we will support up to a further 10GW of new

offshore wind projects in the 2020s… if the

Government’s conditions on cost reduction are

met”

“we will make funding available for three

auctions in this Parliament”


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UK policy update

Questions

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French policy update

Jean-Louis Bal

SER

CE MOIS-CI À L’ESPACE SAINT-JACQUESMarine renewable energies


Franco-British event on offshore

wind energy

Paris, 26th January 2016

Jean-Louis BAL

President

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

Syndicat des énergies renouvelables

Working for renewable energies development

IN 2016 SER

REPRESENTS

11 renewable sectors

350 members

10 G€ of turnover

75 000 jobsITS MISSIONS

Help to develop the place of renewable

energies in the French energy production

sources mix

Promote the interests of professionals of

the sector, near public authorities

SER & MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGIES

More than fifty companies involved on the

whole value chain of all the technologies

(tidal, wave, offshore wind, etc.)

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MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGIES

France assets

The second

potential in

Europe, thanks to

more than 3500

km of coastlines,

and to an EEZ of

more than 11

Mkm²

Industrial know-

how, all along the

value chain, with

leaders in energy,

oil&gas, etc.

A well-developed

electrical grid

A high level

R&D base :

universities,

laboratories, test

sites (via France

Energies

Marines), etc.

Territories involvment, with

the creation of several

clusters in littoral regions

Adapted harbours

infrastructures

Awarded in 2005

Awarded in 2012

Awarded in 2014

BOTTOM-FIXED OFFSHORE WIND

2 call for tenders on 6 sites 3

BOTTOM-FIXED OFFSHORE WIND

A new call for tender for 2016 4

If the French Minister of Energy has the ambition to launch a new call for tender

in 2016, there are still discussions about different aspects :

Favorable sectors definition, by public concertations

Adaptation of the call for tender process, in order to encourage cost reductions

The target of the industry is to have a 3rd round for at least 2 GW, on a minimum of 4

new sites.

FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND

ADEME Call for projects on 4 sites – still in progress 6

Mediterranean sea

South Britanny

Schedule

Launched in August 2015

To be closed on 4th April 2016

Support mechanism

Combination of FIT and support for investment

TIDAL

3 main projects supported by the French gvt 6

NEPTHYD – ENGIE

4 Alstom/GE 1.4 MW turbines

To be in service in 2018

NORMANDIE HYDRO – EDF EN

7 DCNS 2 MW turbines

To be in service in 2018

SABELLA D10

1 MW turbine

Connected to the grid (Ouessant island)

in 2015

CREATE AN ADAPTED FRAMEWORK

For the development of renewable energies industries

Politicalframewor

k

Regulatoryframework

Economical

framework

A political framework to

head for the deployment

A regulatory framework to

« give the rules »

An economical framework

to « prime the pump »

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CHANGES IN PROSPECT

A legal framework to secure and simplifiy 8

• Authorization to operate

• Support mechanisms(tariff, tender, etc.)

• Authorizationlinked to « water law »

• Concession for utilization of the Maritime Public Domain

Energy codeEnvironment

code

Public personsproperty

general code

= SINGLE AUTHORIZATIONDPM : « simplification » law 2014ZEE : « biodiversity » law project

SER RECOMMANDATIONSingle authorization DPM & ZEE

CHANGES IN PROSPECT

A legal framework to secure and simplifiy 9

ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

ADMINISTRATIVE COURT OF APPEAL

« CONSEIL D’ETAT »

CONTENTIOUS RECOURSE

2 year

1 year

1 year

SER

RECOMMANDATION

Reduce the numberof juridictions

NEW decreepublished in January

2016

CHANGES IN PROSPECT

Support mechanisms revision 10

Programme d’investissements d’avenir

Mix subventions / avances remboursables

Guichet : ADEME

Feed-in premium

granted after a call for tenders

State-aidguidelines

EnergyTransition law

SER RECOMMANDATIONS Visibility and stability = « contract for

difference » (ex-post premium)

Exemption for smallest unities and less

deployed or emerging technologies

Differentiated support mechanisms and

calendars, depending on technologies

No retroactivity of the new economical

rules for current projects

« Investissements d’avenir » Program

Mix of subsidies and refundable advances

Counter : ADEME / CGI

Feed-in tariff (€/MWh)

(open counter)

Fixed by ministerial order for each renewable sources

Marine energies: 173 €/MWh

Government call for tenders

With a feed-in tariff whichcorresponds to the pricegiven in the tender

CHANGES IN PROSPECT

A political ambition to reaffirm 11

Energy transition for a green growth law

• 32 % renewables in 2030

• Elaboration of a new PluriannualProgrammation of Energy (PPE)

PluriannualProgrammation of Energy

• New targets for each renewabletechnology

2014 2016

15 000 MW

6 000 MW

3 000 MW

EMR

SER RECOMMANDATION for 2030

COST REDUCTION IN OFFSHORE WIND

The French industry pathway 12

TARGET OF THE INDUSTRY

100 - 120 €/MWH(INCLUDING GRID

CONNECTION)

FOR PROJECTS IN SERVICE IN 2030

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Questions

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Networking Break

Start back at 10.50

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Partnership case studies

Florent Violain

Neopolia

Florent Violain

+33(0)7 89 94 67 96

[email protected] France OSWT - 26/01/2016

AEROSPACE MARINE OIL&GAS RAIL RME

2015 Collaborative Projects - Marine

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Loire Princesse

92m – 150 passengers

€12M project

16 member companies

Elbe Princesse

105m – 80 passengers

2016 maiden trip

AEROSPACE MARINE OIL&GAS RAIL RME

2015 Collaborative Projects – Offshore Wind

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5 Nacelle Transportation Frames

2 member companies

>€1M contract

AEROSPACE MARINE OIL&GAS RAIL EMR

Neopolia MRE - Cornerstone of an Industrial Network

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110 industrial companies

From design to maintenance

Arranged around Nantes Saint-Nazaire Port


Neopolia MRE - Comprehensive Solutions

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Neopolia MRE – Tidal Integrated Offering

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Operation and maintenance contracts

CTV – Skilled personnel – Survey – ROV

Maintenance strategy – Spares management

Dynamic & inter-array dynamic cable solutions

Rooting – Stability – Bending restrictors

Deck equipment - Installation

Offshore fixed & floating steel foundation

Engineering – Monitoring – Fabrication

Logistic – Installation

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Pierre-Jean

Lebastard ETPO &

Benoit d’Alençon

Hydro Group

JIFMAR – HOLYHEAD – FLOWLINE

Partenaires

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Mélodie Dewitte

Jifmar

NEOPOLIA

Tuesday 26 /01 /2016, Pa r i s

FRANCO-BRITISH

OFFSHORE WIND &

TIDAL B2B EVENT F o a d Z A H E D I , M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r

M é l o d i e D E W I T T E , R O V P r o j e c t s & C o m m e r c i a l M a n a g e r

TURNKEY SOLUTIONS PROVIDER

WHO ARE WE?

WHO ARE WE?

Figures:Turnover 2015: 17-18 M€ (Group)100 employeesFleet of 14 vessels and 6 ROVs

WHO ARE WE? FLEET OF MULTIPURPOSE VESSELS

SEABOTIX LVB

150

SAAB SEAEYE

Cougar XT

MINI-ROV INSPECTION CLASS ROV

SAAB Seaeye

FALCON

LIGHT WORK-CLASS ROV

WHO ARE WE? ROV FLEET

FEW EXAMPLES

PROJECTS WITH BRITISH

PARTNERS

PANGEO: ASSISTANCE TO ACOUSTIC CORER OPERATIONS

ECOSSE SUBSEA: BOULDER CLEARANCE

AND SEABED PREPARATION CAMPAIGN WITH

PLOUGH

JOINING FORCES WITH BRITISH COMPANIES

BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS

BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS WITH BRITISH

COMPANIES

JIFMAR IS….The unique turnkey partner in France with a fleet of modern vessels and state-of-

the-art subsea equipment

French local content

An operational site in Brest, ideally located near the upcoming OWF

A track record including EDF, ENGIE, Alstom, DCNS…

WE ARE LOOKING FOR…Specialised companies who need to join forces with a larger partner to provide a

one-stop solution together

Complementary equipment such as acoustic corer, plough, subsea

excavation equipment, survey equipment…

Integrated companies who sub-contract part of their projects including operations,

maintenance, subsea inspections…

THANK YOU

YOUR CONTACTS AT JIFMAR OFFSHORE SERVICES

FOAD ZAHEDI

Managing Director

Tél:: +33 6 18 31 76 88

Email: [email protected]

MÉLODIE DEWITTE

ROV Projects & Commercial Manager

Tél:: ++33 7 61 33 93 36 / +44 79 38 68 65 77

Email: [email protected]

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: HTTP://WWW.JIFMAR.NET



http://www.jifmar.net/

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Frédéric Prévost

Valemo

Frédéric PREVOST, Director

www.valemo.fr

http://www.valemo.fr/

• 100% subsidiary of VALOREM

group, an historical French green

energy operator.

• Member of NEOPOLIA EMR

cluster

• 35 employees

• 4 mains activities in VALEMO

Remote control center

Operation

Maintenance

Technical assistance

Operation & Maintenance operator located

close to French offshore wind & MRE plants

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Operation(10 asset managers

approx 400 MW)

Technical

assistance(5 high skilled

engineers)

Maintenance(15 technicians on 6

locations - 120 MW)

Remote control

24/7/365(3 operators - 600

MW)

VALEMO has been certified since March 2014

Full services O&M provider for offshore wind & MRE plants

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372(680)

Our references

A constant and healthy growth

Valuable experience

with the main turbine

,,,,manufacturers !

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Nordex

Acciona

Siemens

Vestas

GE

Ecotecnia

Enercon

Repower26 (52)

317(577)

90(158)

182(340)

268(516)

282(542)

Services provided to more than 15 different

customers and 35 companies.

MRE & offshore wind main track records

Project name Location Scope of service

SEM-REVLe Croisic (France)

Personal training for O&M purposes (2012).

HALIADE 150Le Carnet (France)

Proposal to ALSTOM for assistance on maintenance operations on the HALIADE 150 (2013).

3 offshore met masts

Saint-Nazaire (France)

Selected by STX Harbor, in a global VALOREM offer, to provide wind measurements devices and O&M for EMF’s call to tender for 3 offshore met masts (2013).


HV substation test on completion (2014).Remote control and operation of the HV substation (2014-to date).Assistance for test site SCADA development (2014-2015).


Overall electrical assistance, HSE plan (2013-to date).

ADEME’s RFI tidal

Raz Blanchard (France)

Participation to the CMN-HYDROQUEST’s offer for ADEME’s RFI tidal energy about O&M, HSE management and SCADA development (2014).

EOHFFécamp(France)

Operation and maintenance of Fécamp offshore met mast (2014-to date).

Full scope maintenance. Maintenance plan definition. Remote control. Data processing. On-duty operation management.

HALIADE 150Le Carnet (F) –

Ostende (B)RFQ to ALSTOM for assistance on maintenance operations on the HALIADE 150 (2015).

Customer : Eoliennes Offshore des Hautes Falaises

(EDF-EN, DONG, WPD)

Remote control

Data collection and data analysis

(dedicated software development)

Trouble shooting

Operation

Preventive and corrective Maintenance

Customer Technical assistance

Fecamp Met Mast Scope of work

With the courtesy of EDF EN

Key Factors of success

Involvement into an industrial cluster such as NEOPOLIA that enables to

cross competences between first level industrial partners and SMB’s.

Development of local competencies in capacity to provide services locally in

our field of competences.

Specific skills development (high training investment) to provide high level

services.

Development of partnership with other suppliers in oder to propose global

offers to final customers.

… thanks to major companies giving the opportunity to SMB’s to supply a

brick to large industrial off-shore projects construction.

Contactswww.valemo.fr - emr.neopolia.fr

[email protected], Director

[email protected], Head of MRE & offshore wind activities



http://www.emr.neopolia.fr/



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Laurent Dervaux

Leroux & Lotz

Technologies

Services Thermiques

l’énergie imaginative

LEROUX & LOTZ Technologies GE generator test benchJanuary 26th 2016 - 5th Franco-British Offshore Wind & Tidal B2B event

Innovative Equipments & Systems for Energy & Environment

imagination in energy Confidential – Do not disclose without prior written approval from LEROUX & LOTZ Tehnologies

A COMPLETE OFFER

EquipmentAltawest manages the fullmanufacturing process ofits equipment, from designto commissioning.

ServicesAltawest supports its clientsall along the lifecycle oftheir installations.

SolutionsAltawest expands its offertowards global solutions.

TO MEET THE NEEDS OF DIFFERENT SECTORS

Industries Environment Marine Oil & Gas Energy

+ +

The group

IN THE AREAS OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT


ENGINEERING CENTRES

WASTE-TO-ENERGY PLANTS

INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES

SALES OFFICES

WORKSHOPS

Solutions provider

Inova Construction (France)

Inova Var Biomass (France)

Equipment providers

Leroux & Lotz Technologies (France)

Leroux & Lotz Eurobiomass (Poland)

Jeumont Electric (France + India)

Jeumont Drive systems (France)

Services providers

Inova Operations (France + Benelux)

Leroux & Lotz Maintys (France)

Leroux & Lotz TurboMachines (France)

Jeumont Electric Maintenance (France)

The group


Leroux & Lotz Technologies

180 people~ 50 M€ Turnover

4% of turnover in R&D

Innovativeproducts & concepts

Turnkey & Modular

Technologies & Systems


Leroux & Lotz Technologies & the MRE

market

Equipment for Umbilicals / cables

Manufacturing

Equipment for assemblyand testing

of MRE turbines

Equipment for offshore operations & handling


GE’s needs for the Haliade 150

direct drive generator production:

→ A Test Bench (TB) for back to back testing of generators at end of production line→ A Manipulator to install 200t+ generators on the TB→ Automatic screwing of generators integrated to TB

→ Accuracy of positioning (0,1 mm), 6 degrees of freedom→ Displacement on air cushions→ Interface with generator→ Overtorque in special circumstances

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LLT’s context:→ New Client→ New product→ Design challenges


The delivered equipment

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LLT needs for expertise & partnership

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Hydraulics

Reassembly & LogisticsAir cushions

Scada Automaticscrewing tools

Optic sensors

Load sensors

: 16 members working on the

project: Fabrication / Hydraulics / Load sensors / etc.

Complex FEA & modal analysis


LLT can partner in France for / seeks partners

in UK for :→ Design capabilities & mechanical expertise→ Integration of special products, know-how, Technology out of LLT portfolio (hydraulics, scada, etc.)→ Local fabrication and/or assembly and/or re-assembly on site

→ Support for modification, maintenance of existing equipment

→ Equipment for assembly, production→ Test benches→ Installation aids for offshore operations

→ Etc.

→ Qualification of components or prototype→ New plants→ Upgrade of plants

→ Offshore installation

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For various types of equipment:

At different stages of projects:

www.lerouxlotz.com

Confidential – Do not disclose without prior written approval from LEROUX & LOTZ Tehnologies

Thanks for your attention!

Laurent Dervaux - Business Development ManagerTel: +33 240 95 96 62Email: [email protected]

1946

Leroux & Lotz

Technologies

70 years !

2016


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Questions

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Project update

Laurent Smagghe

EDF Energies

Nouvelles

EWEA November 2015

EDF EN MRE PROJECTS UPDATE FIXED OFFSHORE WIND, TIDAL TURBINES, FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND

FRENCH SUPPLY CHAIN

UK Embassy,

Paris

January 26th

2015

An expertise in multiple segments

+ Biomass

Biogas

+ Marine Energy

WIND ENERGYonshore & offshore

SOLAR ENERGYpv

Other

EDF EN : a leader in renewable energy

Integrated skills

Present on all the renewable value chain

Development Construction GenerationOperations &

Maintenance

An international footprint

20 countries ~ 3,000 employees (at 30 June 2015)

America Europe Africa / India

Middle-East

Key figures at 30 June 2015

MW gross : capacity of power plants in which EDF EN is shareholder

A leading position in its business

Generation activity

7,903 MW gross installed

1,613 MW gross under construction*

9,8 TWh** of green electricity generated in 2014

Complementary activities

2,880 MW developed, built and sold

13,618 MW in operations and maintenance* * For own account and for third party

** Change in consolidation method: compared to 9.6 TWh in 2013 with the same scope

C-POWER

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325 MW, 54 Senvion wind

turbines, on Thornton Bank

off the Belgian coast

fully commissioned in Sept.2013

TEESSIDE

62 MW, 27 Siemens 2.3

MW wind turbines, Located

in the north-east of

England, at the mouth of

the River Tees

Fully commissioned in August 2013

FIXED OFFSHORE WIND: FRENCH CONTEXT

Saint-Brieuc

French target: achieve 23% of renewable energy in the global energy

consumption by 2020

process of public tenders launched by the government for offshore wind farms

of ~500 MW each

Le TréportFécamp

Courseulles-sur-Mer

Saint-NazaireIles d’Yeu

et Noirmoutier

First Tender – awarded in April 2012

• Le Tréport (site not awarded)

• Fécamp

• Courseulles-sur-Mer

• Saint-Brieuc

• Saint-Nazaire

Second Tender – awarded in April 2014

• Le Tréport

• Iles d’Yeu et Noirmoutier

KEY POINTS FOR THE 3 EDF EN OWF

Experienced and international consortium

GE (formerly Alstom Wind ), exclusive supplier of the wind turbines

3 projects awarded to the consortium :

• Fécamp (498 MW)

• Courseulles-sur-Mer (450 MW)

• Saint-Nazaire (480 MW)

1 430 MW in development

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ROUND 1 PROJECTS WON BY THE CONSORTIUM

Wind turbine

foundations

Offshore electrical

substation

Underground electrical connection

to onshore substation

Cables between

turbines

Electrical cables connecting

farm to electricity network

Courseulles-sur-Mer

Saint-Nazaire

Fécamp

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PROJECTS SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

2015 2016/2017 2018/2020

Final geotechnical

campaigns

Public enquiry3 positive opinions

Tier 1 contracts

award

Authorization

Construction

Installation at sea

Grid connection

Tendering phase4 lots

First offers received

Financial

CloseQ1 2017

Commissioning

Offshore wind

parks

Alstom WTG

factories

Installation

harbour

O&M harbour

Engineering

and R&D

center

INDUSTRIAL PLAN OVERVIEW

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WTG

Foundation

OSS offshore substation

Array Cables

COU/FEC/

SNA

COU/FEC/SN

A

COU/S

NA

FE

C

COU/FEC/

SNA

COU/FEC/SN

AWTG Installation

ALLOTMENT ROUND 1 PROJECTS (1/2)

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ALLOTMENT ROUND 1 PROJECTS (2/2)

3 OWF FÉCAMP/COURSEULLES/SAINT-NAZAIRE – 5 LOTS

MODEL Engineering – Procurement – Construction - Installation

OTHER MRE DEVELOPMENTS

• Tidal energy : Normandy Hydro

• Floating wind : AAP ADEME

TIDAL ENERGY : PAIMPOL BREHAT DEMONSTRATOR

Initial R&D investigations on marine current technologies by EDF around 2000

• European R&D joint projects

• Partnership with several technology developers

Launch of the Paimpol Bréhat demonstrator:

• DCNS - OPENHYDRO : manufacturing, installation and maintenance

• Tests on the first turbine were successful

• 2 x 500kW 16m OpenHydro turbine were installed in January 2016

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Confidentiel

Paimpol Bréhat tidal turbines test site

Confidentiel

GENERAL LAY OUT OF A TIDAL TURBINE FARM

PILOT PROJECT TIDAL ENERGY:

NORMANDIE HYDRO

Winner of AMI ADEME in Dec 2014

Pilot project: to demonstrate technical

and commercial viability

Location: Raz Blanchard

Size and layout: 7 turbines of 2 MW

Technology: OPENHYDRO-DCNS

License submitted in November 2015

FID 2017

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Floater

Anchor

Turbine

Dynamic

cable

+/- 100m

FLOATING WIND AAP (ADEME):

BID FOR APRIL 2016

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The projects shall:

•Be located on one of the

4 zones

•Be connected to the

grid;

•3 to 6 turbines >5MW

FOS

LEUCATE

GRUISSAN

AAP FLOATING WIND: 4 SITES FOR THE PILOT PROJECTS

3 zones in Méditerranée•1 in PACA

•2 in Languedoc Roussillon

1 zone in Brittany : GROIX

FRENCH SUPPLY CHAIN AND PARTNERSHIPS

FECAMP METMAST : MORE THAN 30

LOCAL COMPANIES INVOLVED

A GROWING NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL

ALLIANCES TO TACKLE THE FRENCH MARKET

The lists of potential suppliers in the bids are

extensively rated to assess the supply chain.

UK Companies are quite active in France : a few

examples*Marine services subsidiary in Cherbourg and Nantes

*Cable installation company with a french leading cable-laying company

*MP UK installer (with Jack-ups ) with a major french shipyard involved in MRE steelworks

*…

But danish, dutch, belgian and german companies do

the same…

Tips to get the best french partners*use local networks

-Business france

-CCI network(chamber of Commerce) and CCI Business EMR tool

-local specialized cluster such as Neopolia, BPN or ONEM

*Participate in major fairs and B2B meeetings Seanergy/Thetis

*embark french companies on smaller projects in France,UK or abroad to

test them (test sites, prototypes, pilot farms…)

For more informationwww.edf-energies-nouvelles.com

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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Iberdrola

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Afternoon

Networking lunch

followed by

B2B meetings at

14h00

franco-british offshore wind & tidal b2b day

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