Supporting the Supply Chain. Wylfa Newydd

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1 Supporting the Supply Chain Wylfa Newydd

2 02 Overview Barrow Map Fleetwood 03 Blackpool 85 9 A671 M Lytham St Anne's A677 Leyland Flexible Logistics Support Southport 65 Skelmersdale Prestatyn Llandudno Conwy Bangor 151 Flint M56 Ellesmere A Multimodal connectivity combining road, rail and seaports Deep water access Design and construction of bespoke accommodation on port Close proximity to the Wylfa Newydd site Experience of handling heavy lift and project cargoes Proven experience, expertise and capability A464 2 Wolverham A454 A454 Bridgnorth Stourb Aberystwyth 8 2 A4120 A4113 Kidderminste A4117 A A456 A4110 Stourporton-Severn 3 A451 A4112 A4 3 Dro 1 5 A475 A A417 A465 A4110 A Worcester A A4111 A4103 A438 Great Malvern A417 A438 Hereford A A478 A A477 A4139 A A A417 A4137 A4109 A465 Llanelli Swansea Aberdare 61 A4233 Neath A Talbot hcawl Pontypridd M5 A38 Cwmbran 48 M48 Newport A4222 A4232 A4226 M49 Cardiff Barry A38 M4 M32 A369 A371 A370 A46 Bristol Clevedon A370 Westonsuper-Mare A46 3 M4 Bridgend A4135 Chepstow Caerphilly A466 9 A472 Pontypool A472 A Abertillery A467 A4107 A4136 A465 Merthyr Tydfil A476 Abergavenny 59 A474 A368 A38 A4 A4 A37 Bath A39 A36 A368 A363 A367 M5 A366 A38 Ilfracombe A399 A39 Minehead Bis Glouces A465 A4118 M50 A466 Ammanford 4 A479 A A465 Carmarthen Pembroke A4169 A477 Telford M Milford Haven A Shrewsbury 9 18 Newport Oswestry ABP owns and operates 21 ports across the UK, including 5 ports in South Wales. A Our South Wales ports at Barry, Cardiff, Newport, Talbot and Swansea, and Garston and Barrow based in the north-west, can provide direct sea access and can also be used as a base for manufacture or assembly, or can facilitate the transport of cargo from deep-sea ocean-going vessels to the smaller ships and barges capable of accessing and unloading at the Wylfa Newydd marine off-loading facility which will be constructed during the development Newca under A34 34 Nantwich 34 A41 Wrexham 6 Our nearby ports offer: 30 Crewe Sandbach A M Northwich 4 Chester Wilmslow Knutsford Frodsham A4244 Associated British s can offer a time-effective and cost-efficient solution. Our ports service an industrial region comprising steel manufacturing, aggregate production, cement works and engineering companies. Wigan 8 Runcorn M53 A Its remote location on the Isle of Anglesey, and poor road and rail links, will make the logistics challenging. Bury M66 Bolton 8 70 Bebington 48 Rhyl Colwyn Bay Abergele 9 The construction of Wylfa Newydd Nuclear Power Station over the coming ten years will involve the supply of a very significant amount and variety of construction materials and components. 77 Ro A Associated British s is the UK s largest port operator with 21 ports across Wales, England and Scotland, and enjoys a reputation for high levels of safety along with unequalled quality of service. A675 Sal 80 Kirkby Crosby Golborne 8 9 M62 80 St Helens Bootle Irlam Wallasey Liverpool 7 Sale M60 Warrington Altrincham Garston Birkenhead Widnes 62 C Wylfa Newydd 80 Standish 147 M58 6 Chorley 209 Ormskirk Formby Holyhead M6 70 Oswaldtwis Rawtenstall Darwen M65 M Accringto Blackburn 9 65 A6068 Padiham Preston Burnham-on-Sea A371 A361 A37 A367 Frome A362

3 04 05 Swansea Located in South West Wales, the port is less than three miles by dual carriageway to Junction 42 of the M4 and has direct links to the national rail network. Key Advantages Can accommodate general, project, and heavy-lift cargoes in vessels of up to 30,000 dwt Workforce has extensive operational experience in handling cargo for the renewables sector Currently has a 16 hectare site available for development Multimodal connectivity Options for Ro/Ro to barge transfers Dock, Jetty or Quay Quay Length Depth of Water Length Beam Draught Approx. dwt King s Dock 3,586 m m 200 m 26.2 m 9.9 m 30,000 Queen s Dock Jetties m 200 m 26.2 m 9.9 m 30,000

4 06 07 Barry The of Barry has excellent multimodal connections, with a link road to Junction 33 of the M4 and direct rail connections to the Barry Intermodal Terminal, enabling container transportation by train to UK deep-sea hub ports. Key Advantages Multimodal connectivity Deep lock providing longer access windows for vessels transiting to or from the HPC site Build to suit opportunities adjacent to large quayside storage areas Good berth capacity directly adjacent to rail terminals Potential for mooring of vessels both within the enclosed and on-the-river berths An intermodal rail terminal facilitating container transportation by rail to UK deep-sea hub ports Barry outer harbour can provide 24/7 marine access for small craft Dock, Jetty or Quay Quay Length Depth of Water Length Beam Draught Approx. dwt No.1 Dock 1,580 m 9.5 m 178 m No.2 Dock 2,838 m 9.5 m 178 m No.3 Dock 622 m Semi-tidal 178 m 19.2 m (23.8 m*) 19.2 m (23.8 m*) 19.2 m (23.8 m*) 9.0 m 23, m 23, m 23,000 *Vessels up to 23.8 m may enter through No.3 Dock where draught restrictions will apply

5 08 09 Cardiff Located on the north side of the Severn Estuary, connected to the rail network, and within easy reach of the M4 motorway, the of Cardiff has expertise in the handling of containers, steel, forest products, and dry and liquid bulks. Key Advantages Able to accept large ocean-going vessels of up to 35,000 dwt Multimodal connectivity Specialist storage solutions and handling equipment Heavy-lift capability Recently-improved infrastructure and facilities Container terminal Options for Ro/Ro to barge transfers Dock, Jetty or Quay Quay Length Depth of Water Length Beam Draught Approx. dwt Queen Alexandra Dock 2,234 m 11.6 m 198 m 27.0 m 10.0 m 35,000 Roath Dock 1,215 m 11.3 m 198 m 26.0 m 10.0 m 35,000 Roath Basin 190 m 11.3 m 158 m 21.3 m 0.8 m 10,000

6 10 11 Newport The port is conveniently located along the M4 corridor with quick links to the Midlands via the M5, allowing easy access. The port comprises the Tidal Harbour, which handles larger vessels, and the docks, which accommodate smaller cargo vessels. Key Advantages Able to accept large ocean-going vessels of up to 50,000 dwt Regular vessel calls from China and Far East (for components delivery) Multimodal connectivity All types of general, project and heavy-lift cargoes accommodated Options for Ro/Ro to barge transfers Experienced workforce A network of third party suppliers that are available for ancillary services such as lashing, security, grinding and welding Dock, Jetty or Quay Quay Length Depth of Water Length Beam Draught Approx. dwt South 5,569 m 11.1 m 244 m 30.1 m 10.4 m 40,000 North 2,450 m 8.2 m 122 m* 17.0 m 7.6 m 8,000 *Longer vessels may be accepted subject to Harbour Master approval

7 12 Case Study Case Study 13 Pen y Cymoedd, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Neath Talbot Keeping Britain Trading The Pen y Cymoedd Wind Energy Project is a 76 wind turbine development located within Rhondda Cynon Taf and Neath Talbot in South Wales. The project is being developed by Vattenfall on land managed by Natural Resources Wales. Once operational, the project will generate enough electricity to annually meet the domestic needs of 140,000 homes and will hold the title of being Wales largest onshore wind farm. All of the components for the project were unloaded from vessels berthed at ABP Swansea. Between autumn 2015 and autumn 2016, the port handled and stored over 600 individual wind turbine components from 15 different vessels. ABP South Wales was able to offer the Pen y Cymoedd project a bespoke service that meant all port-related requirements were met. ABP South Wales has significant experience with heavy-lift and project cargoes which allows quayside operations to run smoothly and efficiently. A vast land bank allows the ports to accommodate storage requirements, and strong links with third party suppliers consistently result in a complete service being offered to customers in order to meet their needs. ABP is also able to offer value-added services, including warehousing and distribution, and is a leading provider of port-based industrial, logistics and office space. With first-hand knowledge of the local and international business environment, ABP South Wales can respond quickly and effectively to specific customer requirements, offering a flexible and hands-on service. Travis Perkins, Cardiff A new 7,820 sq m distribution centre opened in December The facility is one of four Range Centres across the country; supplying hundreds of local Travis Perkins branches to ensure that customers have immediate access to a wider range of stock. ABP is able to offer turnkey build-to-suit programmes for single properties or complete developments. With an extensive development land bank of 960 hectares, ABP has a wealth of experience in the provision of business space. The development process is managed from concept to completion by the ABP Property team who work with customers to deliver projects on brief, on time and on budget.

8 ABP South Wales Queen Alexandra House, Cargo Road, Cardiff, CF10 4LY Ralph Windeatt Head of Commercial, ABP South Wales Rhys Morgan Property Manager, ABP South Wales Bryony Gundy Commercial Coordinator, ABP South Wales Dawn Dickinson Property Manager, Short Sea s (Garston and Barrow) ddickinson@abports.co.uk For further information,