Energy Efficiency in the Industry. HOCHTIEF Energy Management. Michael Terhorst

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1 Energy Efficiency in the Industry HOCHTIEF Energy Management Michael Terhorst

2 Agenda Part 1: Company Part 2: Services and Benefits Part 3: Example form the Glass Industry Part 4: Other examples and references of HTEM Gemeinsam die besten Wege zum Ziel finden Ants have found the way: Efficient energy perfect workflow. Energy Efficiency in the Industry

3 HOCHTIEF Group Key figures 2008 Change New orders billion % Work done billion % Order backlog billion % Profit before taxes million % Consolidated net profit million % Employees >

4 Agenda Part 1: Company Part 2: Services and Benefits Part 3: Example form the Glass Industry Part 4: Other examples and references of HTEM Efficiently organized and ready to haul big stuff: ants.

5 James Watt on the subject of contracting. We will let you have a steam engine at no charge. [ ] We guarantee you that the coal for the machine will cost less than you must currently spend on fodder for the horses. [ ] And all we ask of you is that you give us one third of the money you are saving. James Watt ( )

6 Energy contracting in the technical perspective Delivered energies and media Electricity Fuels (natural gas, oil) Water own sources Water (drinking water) = Measurering point Contractor Improvement of energy efficiency in all steps or parts of the process starting from production / conversion into useful energies and their distribution to the customer Useful energies and media e.g. Steam Hot water Cold water Air conditioning Compressed air Light = interface sewage refuse

7 High efficiency, high levels of availability: energy supply contracting. HOCHTIEF Energy Management (Contractor) Remuneration for effectively used useful energy Client (contracting partner) Optional: Financing Energy procurement and billing Planning Installation Operation Facilities Supply Heat Cooling energy etc. Tenant (s) Locations Cost centers Optional: Billing

8 Efficiency increase - with energy supply contracting. Costs Saved energy costs Efficiency increase Energy Work rate Energy Maintenance Maintenance Personnel Personnel (Capital) Basis price (Capital) Project duration Contract start Contract end

9 Agenda Part 1: Company Part 2: Services and Benefits Part 3: Example form the Glass Industry Part 4: Other examples and references of HTEM Gemeinsam Joining forces die to besten find Wege zum the best Ziel road finden to success Energy Efficiency in the Industry

10 Example of a facility installation Flue gas chimney Waste heat boiler Boiler and turbine station Cooling water tower Electrostatic Filter Flue gas cleaning additive tower Compressed air tower

11 The customer s project Transfer of media supplies (cooling water, steam, compressed air etc.) to an external operator, with the following targets: Reduction of media supply costs Maintenance of all supply facilities Guaranteed increased availability for all media Execution and financing of redevelopment measures One contact partner for all media Space to focus on core business - glass production

12 HOCHTIEF Energy Management Technical concept Heat and water Installation of steam turbines with customised performance Modification of hydraulic system for optimised utilisation of waste steam heat Adaptation of pumping performance Reduction of desalinated water requirement

13 HOCHTIEF Energy Management Technical concept Glas - Furnace 1 waste gas boiler I E- Filter SCR / DeNOx waste gas boiler II chimney Natural Gas Boilers G Air Condensor degasser heating net Heat Exchanger

14 HOCHTIEF Energy Management Technical concept Electrical/control technology: Renewal of complete measuring and control systems for the supply systems at the site. Partial renewal of electrical systems Compressed air: Partial renewal of entire compressed air and feed air systems at the factory

15 Organisational measures Transition from customer staff in accordance with BGB 613a (German Civil Code) Changed the technical department from cost center to a profit center Additional internal benefits (pensions, wages etc.) More responsibility and shorter decision routes Highly trained stuff through continued education Motivated stuff Energy service is our core business

16 Contracting also means: A fair distribution of risks! Risks born by the contractor HTEM: Efficiency risk (realization of guaranteed savings) Availability risk (liability and insurance) Risk of a prime contractor (investment) Risk of legally compliant operations Risks born by the customer: General price development (end consumer energy, specific working costs etc.) Location risk - Financing (based on customers creditworthiness) - Collateralization

17 Economic benefits for the client Energy costs 100% 75% 50% 25% Energy costs before the optimization more than 10% energy costs savings for the client Energy costs after the optimization 0%

18 Agenda Part 1: Company Part 2: Services and Benefits Part 3: Example form the Glass Industry Part 4: Other examples and references of HTEM Joining forces to find the best road to success

19 Effizient Made efficient: gemacht: NXP Semiconductors Hamburg Full service contracting Object: Operation of the support facilities at the semiconductor manufacturer Scope of services: Supply of useful energy in the form of heat, compressed air and cooling energy Since 1998, the facilities to supply power, vacuum, drinkable water and purified water, technical gases, waste water treatment and control technology have been operated by a workforce of 67 Takeover of 54 staff who had been part of the Philips workforce. Acquisition of the client s facilities and subsequent conversion for 17 million Investment volume: EUR 17.0 million Savings p. a.: 120,000 t water 12,000 t CO 2 Customer benefit: Savings on operating and energy costs/work rates: cold water - 40%, heat - 40%, compressed air - 6% (ref baseline) Reduction of costs for metal and quartz glass cleaning by 20% Management relief due to one contract for 100 services

20 Effizient Made efficient: gemacht: Heideblume Molkerei (Dairy) Elsdorf-Rotenburg Useful energy supply contracting Client: Heideblume Molkerei Elsdorf-Rotenburg AG Object: Dairy and delicatessen food products Scope of services: Since July 1st 2005, operation of the supply and disposal services at Heideblume Molkerei Elsdorf-Rotenburg AG with a staff of seven Supply of media: steam, ice water, room cooling, compressed air, drinking water, wastewater (wastewater treatment facility) plus operation of waste disposal and expansion of the medium voltage grid Acquisition of plant technology Cost reduction: Guaranteed savings by at least 10 % Customer benefit: Initial investment in the development of supply and disposal technology and commitment to continued development during the contract term Guaranteed savings from reduction in annual cost of supply and disposal operations by at least 10% by the end of the contract term after ten years.

21 Effizient Made efficient: gemacht: Klinikum Augsburg Energy saving contracting Object: Full service hospital with approx. 1,600 beds Investment volume: approx. EUR 16.7 million Savings p.a.: approx. EUR 2.65 million Scope of services (extract): Upgrading of the steam boiler system by installation of two steam boilers (10 MW each) with combination gas/oil burners and designed for 72h of nonmonitored operation Installation of a wood chips heating system (1,500 kw) Hydraulic optimization of the heating and cooling networks Replacement of two chillers with 4 oil-free high-performance compressors and 12 ice banks with a total capacity of 7,850 kw Extensive renewal of the fans for the room ventilation systems Heat recovery in the room ventilation systems Renewal /modernization of the I&C technology to optimize system controllability, and link-up of the installations to the building automation system

22 Effizient Made efficient: gemacht: SI-Centrum Stuttgart Useful energy supply contracting Client: SI-Erlebnis-Centrum Stuttgart Object: Urban entertainment center complete with hotels, entertainment, theme gastronomy, spas Cost reduction p.a.: Guaranteed annual savings EUR 175,000 Scope of services: 106,000 square meter center comprising two hotels, 19 restaurants, two theatres, six cinemas, a wellness area complete with swimming pool, as well as apartments, suites and administration buildings. Since January 01, 2004, supply with heat, cooling energy, power and drinking water, plus waste water management On the site, a cogeneration plant with a capacity of 800 kwel was installed; HOCHTIEF Energy Management operates a facility network for power supply in line with Section 110 EnWG (German Energy Industry Act, notice by the Ministry of Economics of the state of Baden Württemberg) Customer benefit: In 2004 (the first contract year) savings amounting to 326,000 were generated!

23 Effizient Made efficient: gemacht: Benecke-Kaliko AG Eislingen Useful energy supply contracting Client: Benecke-Kaliko AG, Eislingen Object: Production of foils for the automotive industry Investment volume: EUR 5.3 million Cost reduction p.a.: over 15% annually Savings p.a.: 3,796 t CO 2 48% solvent emission savings Scope of services: Supply of useful energy in the form of steam, compressed air and cooling water Cleansing of solvent-containing exhaust air from the production process Design and installation of new central energy system (steam, cooling energy, compressed air) Operation takeover of the existing central energy system Energy management service Contract transfer for eight of the client's employees Customer benefit: Reduction of operating and energy costs for media supply by more than 15% annually Investment 5.3 million

24 Michael Terhorst Engineer Central Sales HOCHTIEF Energy Management GmbH Düsseldorf, Germany Tel.: Mobile: mailto:

25 Effizient gemacht: Thank you for burning the energy to listen to us!