Making Offshore Wind Power Profitable

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1 The information contained in this presentation shall only be used to evaluate Inwind as a cooperation partner and shall not be passed on to any third party. Inwind an Integrated Offshore Wind Contractor Presentation Fornybar Stavanger Making Offshore Wind Power Profitable

2 Inwind s scaleable business areas Engineering, studies and project management Ownership and operation of state of the art installation and maintenance vessels for offshore wind Operation and maintenance of offshore wind farms (O&M services for utility companies) Overview Inwind Macro trends Integrated EPCIM contractor for the global offshore wind market Global energy demand continues to increase Continued pressure on reduction of CO 2 emissions despite recent financial turmoil Energy security high focus area in Europe and US Renewables a required part of the solution to all of the above macro trends Strong multiskilled team Wind industry experience Marine and offshore expertise Proven track record in implementing strategies into success International sales and marketing competence Corporate and M&A related skills Global network established Offshore wind Wind power a must to achieve renewables targets Lack of onshore acreage and better wind conditions favour offshore wind Market expected to tripple and continue to grow on steep curve Lack of integrated contractors and suitable installation vessel within the industry

3 Values Inwind shall conduct all aspects of its operation in strict adherence with the following core values: HSE consciousness Cost effectiveness Entrepreneurship Professionalism

4 The offshore wind value chain Field development Design Fabrication Installation Operation & Maintenance Legal and statutory frame work Effect/wind resource studies Environmental effects Seabed monitoring Development of turbines, foundations etc. Design of overall logistics and installation solutions Marine engineering Physical fabrication of equipment and solutions Complete installation of wind farm including foundations, turbines, met masts, substations, cables etc. Operation and maintenance of already installed wind farms Inwind core business EPCIM approach based on life cycle focus

5 Inwind s target market segment Inwind s target market is fixed to seabed offshore wind projects. Primarily for water depths in the range m ( ft) Inwind has a global perspective, but the European and US market will dominate during the first years

6 Organisation Kjell Ø. Tendenes (Senior Project Engineer consultant) Kjartan Melberg (CEO) Board of Directors: Ole Melberg (Chairman) Morten Bærheim Agnar Gravdal Kjell E. Jacobsen Tollak Melberg Pt Peter Bang Ingeborg Hagen Øyvind dgundersen Holmgaard (CTO) (COO) (CFO) *Starting at the latest **Starting at the latest Simon Grapes (HSE & QA Manager)

7 Secured pre qualification in Sellihca in May 2009 Inwind will work in line with the highest standards when it comes to both HSE and Quality. Inwind will seek accreditation of the HSEQ management system towards the following standards (not limited to): ISO 9001:2000 ISO 14001:2004 OHSAS 18001:2007

8 Current status installation vessel Tender packages received from yards currently being evaluated GustoMSC now working on Basic Design to jump start yard finally selected Target construction contract Q Key focus on securing contract and financing in parallell with tender and negotiation phases In dialogue with key players in UK round 3 application

9 Key features Inwind s installation and maintenance jack up vessel DnV 1A1 self elevating mobile offshore unit self propelled Designed for harsh environmental conditions (50 year return storm conditions Ekofisk North Sea) Tailored for efficient installationofof 50large 5+ MW wind turbines including foundations per year in m ( ft) water depths (most of the existing vessels are limited to m ( ft)) Large deck space to accommodate four large turbines in transit or installation mode Upgraded jacking system and preloading systems to ensure fast rig moves 60 pax accommodation capacity in single cabins Helideck (capacity also for EH101 Helicopters)

10 Vessel features continued Includes two large cranes to enable efficient parallel operations (lifting from feeder vessel in parallel with grouting and piling operations for example) One of the cranes is wrapped around the leg to ensure optimum material handling and access to all areasofthe deck Crane 1 Crane 2 Maximum load 800 tons 400 tons Associated reach 30 m 45 m Boom length 100 m 75 m

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