ABENGOA ABENGOA. Transmission and Distribution

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1 ABENGOA ABENGOA Transmission and Distribution 1

2 Abengoa Our commitment Abengoa focuses its growth on the creation of new technologies that contribute to sustainable development by o o o o Generating energy from renewable resources Converting biomass into biofuels and producing drinking water from sea water Creating infrastructures respectful with the environment Promoting new development and innovation horizons o o o o To achieve this, in Abengoa We invest in research, development and innovation (R&D&I) We expand big potential technologies We deevelop the necessary talent by attracting and retaining the best people (about 26,000 employees) We devote financial and human resources to promoting social action policies that contribute to social and human progress Abengoa's commitment to sustainable development is a priority in all its activities We try to reduce the impact of our activities with the help of an integrated management system 2

3 Abengoa Business Abengoa creates value based on its technology R&D&Innovation Development of innovative technological solutions Competitive market advantage Business development Pilot demonstration plants Technological marketing Offers, financing and contracts Engineering and construction Converts technology into reality 70 years of experience in energy infrastructures Own Knowhow International leading contractor in T&D O&M Solar, tramsmission lines, desalination, cogeneration and others 25 years of contracts average life Biofuels We operate in two high growth sectors: Energy and Environment 3

4 Abengoa Environment Abengoa permanent commitment with the Environment Abengoa keeps an inventory of the gases launched to the atmosphere by sources included: - Electrical generation - Transportation - Industry The administration of the GHG is done by: - NOC 05/003: Inventory of Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Requirement - Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) - Want to make sustainability reporting a norm for all companies - ISO ISO14001 certification leads to more potential bids - Environmental Management System 4

5 Abengoa Environment 3. Compile Data 5

6 Abengoa Health and Safety The aim of Abengoa is to carry out the activities associated with the execution of the project in such a manner as to prevent personal injury, environmental impact and property damage. In order to achieve this goal, Abengoa and its subcontractors shall comply with all Federal, Provincial and Local regulations as well as any Emera Quality, Environmental and safety policies and procedures.

7 Abengoa Health and Safety

8 Abengoa Health and Safety Commitments: To report all potential Hazardous situations. Promote safety awareness (Daily tailgate meetings, 24h safety, Job Hazard Analysis, Safety moments) To report and investigate all incidents (from near misses to lost time)

9 Abengoa Social Responsability Corporate Social Responsability, we carry out and promote initiatives that contribute to a balanced growth of the company and community MEUR invested in social actions, 11 % more than previous year - 92% of the certified environmental management systems in ISO Theoretical reduction of 459,658 tons of CO 2 - More than 2.4 million hours devoted to training our teams, 33 % more than in ,391 human rights analysis for suppliers i r r r a LI q mu' k r r of the communities in which it operates Through I n r the Focus-Abengoa Foundation, Abengoa contributes to the cultural and social enrichment foctii ABENGOA 5

10 Power transmission Activities of Power transmission 10

11 Power transmission Activities Abengoa actively proposes new solutions in the T&D sector. Abengoa s capabilities cover the entire chain of business-related activities: from engineering to operation and maintenance. Concessions Business development EPC Engineering Procurement and manufacturing Construction Operation and maintenance Financial structuring of major projects Experience and unique capabilities in financial structuring of major projects... transmission lines and substations, both AC and DC Cooperation with specialized financial institutions. Export Credit Agencies. Own resources and financial partners. Own team specializing in the management of resources and the development of financial models. Activities in the 5 continents. Approx. 5,000 employees dedicated to this activity. Unique capabilities in direct current: Various High Voltage DC (HVDC) projects worldwide. We operate the largest HVDC system in the world (4,750 km, Brazil). 11

12 Power transmission Activities We have an engineering network that provides services ranging from integrated structural engineering to the design of transmission lines and substations in both DC and AC Engineering Procurement and manufacturing Construction Operation and maintenance Specialized engineering in transmission lines and substations Engineering of metal structures (transmission towers) General engineering Permanent Abeinsa presence * DC: Direct Current; AC: Alternating Current 12

13 Power transmission Activities Factories for the manufacture of transmission towers with our own facilities for testing them. We are also able to obtain excellent terms and conditions for the purchasing of supplies through various companies specializing in the marketing of ancillary components. Engineering Procurement and manufacturing Construction Operation and maintenance Capacity: 40,000 t/year Capacity: 30,000 t/year Capacity: 80,000 t/year 1 Transmission tower factory 1. Factory also with capacity for 40,000 t/year of solar structures. Marketing company Permanent Abeinsa presence 13

14 Power transmission Activities Beginning in its early years, Inabensa has contributed to many large transmission line projects. We have forged a reputation as one of the sector s top companies, both nationally and internationally, based on more than half a century of experience and our work with major electrical operators. We undertake low, high and very high voltage projects (up to 800 kv) all around the world. Our company is active in Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas, where we have participated in electrical projects from Mexico to Patagonia. We have the capacity to carry out projects of all types, ranging from those with a single project phase (study, engineering, supply or assembly) to "turnkey" projects in which we first analyse technical and economic viability and create the project from start to finish, passing through the design and complete implementation phases. 14

15 Power transmission Activities Comprehensive project Electrical study preliminary project Analysis of the line route and topography Tower design (using specific or standard towers) Optimized setting out through computer simulation Completion of definitive project Project administration and permit management Supplying materials Complete assembly (Civil works, Support structure assembly, Laying of cables) Maintenance Total maintenance Repairs and modifications Expansions and/or capacity increases Laying of all types of optical fiber cable Laying of cables Connections, splices Comprehensive optical fiber communications projects Live-line working (Bare hand, Hot stick) 15

16 Power transmission Activities Main References Permanent Abeinsa presence Countries with reference transmission line 16

17 Power transmission Activities In the last decade Abengoa has been awarded contracts more than 26,000 km of transmission lines and almost 300 substations. We have direct implementation capabilities for transmission lines and substations in both alternating current and direct current Engineering Procurement and manufacturing Construction Operation and maintenance 250 km 5 SS 3,143 km 67 SS 412 km 974 km 5 SS 3,279 km 50 SS 1,185 km 165 km 23 SS 59 km 11,819 km 35 SS 187 km 100 km 4 SS 60 km 132 km 1 SS 270 km 910 km 1 SS 24 km 1 SS 46 km 2 SS 120 km 21 SS 123 km 1,445 km 21 SS Permanent Abeinsa presence 56 km 23 SS 1,418 km 26 SS 75 km Km of transmission line awarded since 2004 Number of substations awarded since Km and SSs up to June

18 Maritime Link Project Construction of Transmission Line 18

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20 Abengoa s scope The Maritime Link will connect the island of Newfoundland to the North American grid for the first time in history 20

21 The scope of the work for the Maritime Link Project includes the construction of the following Transmission Lines: Line 1 - Newfoundland: 160 km of 230 kv HVAC transmission line from the Granite Canal Substation to the Bottom Brook Substation Line 2 - Newfoundland: 142 km of +/- 200 kv HVDC transmission line from Bottom Book Substation to Cape Ray Line 3 Newfoundland: 5 kv grounding line (~23 km) from Bottom book Converter Station to Indian Head Line 4 Nova Scotia: 46 km +/- 200 kv HVDC transmission line from Point Aconi to the Woodbine Substation. Line 5 Nova Scotia: 5 kv grounding line (~42 km) from Woodgine Converter Station to Big Lorraine 21

22 Project needs, among others Heavy equipment on site and marshalling yards - 45 Ton Tracked cranes - 55 Ton Tracked and regular cranes - 8 Ton Telescopic forklift / tele handler - 18 Ton Forklift - 28 Ton Boom truck - 50 and 75 Ton telescopic crawler - Tracked person transporter Doom tent for marshalling yards Doom tent in marshalling yard for the assembly of transmission towers and storage of material in winter time

23 Project needs, among others Stringing equipment and tools Equipment and tools needed to string the conductor in the site Safety Need for personal protective equipment, safety supplies, first aid kits, security on sites, traffic control, drug testing,

24 Project needs, among others Other needs Satellite communications Office supplies General construction equipment Snow clearing Building supplies OPGW testing 24

25 Procurement Process Identification of needs Analysis of Quotes Suppliers Idenfified Notification of Award Submit an Express of Interest (EOI) to Industrial websites Potential suppliers reply requesting information Abengoa submit an RFQ with the details of the need Potential supplier send RFQ before dead line. Project analyze: Quote meets with all the items required Meets technical specifications Have attached all the documents requred Price Supplier is prequalified Lead time is confirmed Price is confirmed Payment terms are agreed The suppliers are notified with a notice of Award or a notice of Non-Award. A debrief meeting is scheduled, if required by the supplier

26 Prequalification documents for Suppliers and Subcontractors Annex 1. Flexible Payment Plan Enrollment Terms and Conditions Annex 2. ACH and/or Wire Transfer Authorization Form Annex 3. Agreement to Introduce a Greenhouse Gas Emission Reporting System Annex 4. Agreement of Adhesion to the Social Liability Code of Abengoa Annex 5. Supplier / Subcontractor Evaluation Questionnaire Q&E Annex 7. HST Form Annex 8. Assessment Questionnaire for Suppliers, Subcontractors. Health and Safety

27 Our goal is To support economic benefits for the Maritime Link project. Abengoa is committed to all Diversity targets established by NSPML.

28 Industrial Websites - NLOWE (Newfoundland and Labrador Organization of women Entrepreneurs) Center for Women in Business in Nova Scotia NOIA oil and gas industry website Maritimes Energy Association -

29 Abengoa s Contact Information - Suppliers link Fernando Ham Procurement Manager - Fernando.ham@abengoa.com - Marcos Martinez - Buyer - Marcos.martinez@abengoa.com - Jessica Darst Administrative Assistant - Jessica.darst@abengoa.com - Derrick LeGrow Site Supply Chain Manager - derrick.legrow@abengoa.com

30 ABENGOA Innovative technology solutions for sustainability 30