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1 NAUTILUS Floating Solutions Company Presentation May, 2015 Jesús M. Busturia

2 Table of Contents Shareholders Our value proposition Design considerations Roadmap May

3 What is? is a company that: Designs Manufactures Assembles Installs Operates & Maintains floating platforms for off-shore Wind May

4 Collaboration agreement:

5 A Consortium of Global Industrial Leaders Privately owned industrial group with more than 60 years of activity, dedicated to the design and construction of all kind of vessels It is the first private R&D entity in Spain and one of the most relevant centers in Europe. Its mission is to transform knowledge into GDP to improve people's quality of life, by creating business opportunities for companies Privately owned industrial group with more than 55 years of activity focus its activity on engineering solutions from construction to maintenance engineering of industrial facilities optimizing their lifecycle, performance, availability and profitability An international industrial and technological group that operates in the field of electrical networks, electronics and communication networks, as well as consultancy, safety and aeronautics. Leader in the supply of MV cells for the offshore wind market The world leader in the supply of chains and mooring systems for the offshore industry May

6 A Consortium of Global Industrial Leaders Senior experience 315 years of cumulative experience Financial Strength M of revenues Engineering Team Engineers and Scientist With the collaboration Field Service Team Manufacturing & Assembly Capabilities R&D&I Assets Key references Technician and Specialist m 2 of Industrial Areas >25 Manufacturing Premises m 2 of shipyards 351 patents > 2500 Km of mooring lines > 200 ships built May

7 Shareholders NAUTILUS consortium: capability to supply floating platforms covering most of the project deployment stages Design Manufacturing Floating structure, moorings, electrical equipment, umbilical cable Assembly Installation O&M External partners coordinated by May

8 Our Value Proposition Conventional construction in shipyard Towing and installation with conventional means Minimum logistic for aerial part assembly Installation in open sea over 90m of depth Adapted to any technology and market (turbines 5 MW-10 MW) May

Our Value Proposition The more power the more competitive Combination with concrete for ballast cost reduction Less need for steel Standards resources Easy to maintenance repair (both in approach and

turbine model Solution applicable to other equipment requiring installation in deep waters Our value proposition makes us different and unique High Quality Fast Delivery Reliable Delivery Innovative

9 Our Value Proposition The more power the more competitive Combination with concrete for ballast cost reduction Less need for steel Standards resources Easy to maintenance repair (both in approach and in operation) Product with complementary services (additional technology, installation, maintenance) Low price Flexibility Wide range of services Adaptability to customer Solution applicable to any turbine model Solution applicable to other equipment requiring installation in deep waters Our value proposition makes us different and unique High Quality Fast Delivery Reliable Delivery Innovative Solution Biggest turbines Footprint dipped smaller Faster and more flexible stabilization Platform for maintenance services Faster installation Use of standard resources (both in manufacturing, assembly and transport) Availability of auxiliary means Synergy with partners to industrialization Members with extensive industrial experience in manufacturing and services Emerging Market No similar product in the commercial market May

Design Considerations Four-columns semisubmersible structure Selected

economic and logistic factors established to compare the concepts.

viable, reducing the logistics and means required for the

10 Design Considerations Four-columns semisubmersible structure Selected after a detailed analysis of different types of structures Technical, economic and logistic factors established to compare the concepts. Design constraints were defined to make the structure economically viable, reducing the logistics and means required for the manufacturing, assembly, installation, O&M and decommissioning of the structure. May

11 Design Considerations LCOE < 150 /MWh by 2020 May

12 Design Considerations Conceptual design and validation in a wave basin Definition of the design load cases Sizing and stability analysis Aerodynamics and coupled codes Structural design and loads calculations Models definition and hydrodynamic simulations Economic study, sensitivity analysis Mooring design Tank Testing May

13 NAUTILUS Roadmap Concepts Definition Conceptual Design Detailed Engineering Concept Evaluation Design Validation. Tank tests 1:1 Prototype Deployment May

14 Thank you, for your attention Nautilus Floating Solutions, S.L. Parque Científico y Tecnológico de Bizkaia T4 Eginkunea (Edif. 700) E Derio, Bizkaia Spain nautilusfs.com

The Future of the Ocean Economy - Offshore Wind

The Future of the Ocean Economy - Offshore Wind Workshop on Shipping and the Offshore Industry Monday 24 th November, 2014 OECD, Paris Key data sources EWEA Background Projections Technology Finance IEA