Secure gas supply for Europe > 44th Annual IPLOCA Convention Dr. Dirk von Ameln, Permitting Director, Nord Stream AG Venice, 1st October 2010

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1 Secure gas supply for Europe > 44th Annual IPLOCA Convention Dr. Dirk von Ameln, Permitting Director, Nord Stream AG Venice, 1st October 2010

2 Energy infrastructure for Europe > Nord Stream: > TWO PARALLEL OFFSHORE PIPELINES of 1,224 km (transport capacity 55 bcm per year) > A DIRECT LINK to Russia s vast proven gas reserves > AN ADDITIONAL ROUTE complementing existing network and other planned pipelines Members of Nord Stream consortium: > Gazprom 51% > BASF/Wintershall 15.5% > E.ON Ruhrgas 15.5% > Gasunie 9% > GDF Suez 9% 2

3 Meeting the growing need for natural gas imports in the EU > 526 bcm 619 bcm Import gap 204 bcm 312 Growing EU import needs Decreasing European production Domestic production Existing imports Additional import requirements Nord Stream Source: IEA, World Energy Outlook, Reference Scenario (November 2009) 3

4 Additional transport capacities needed > Pipelines put in operation since 2007 Pipelines under construction or expansion Planned pipelines Skanled (suspended) Langeled (25 bcm/a) Nord Stream (55 bcm/a) Galsi (8 bcm/a) Trans Adriatic Pipeline (10 bcm/a) South Stream (63 bcm/a) Nabucco (31 bcm/a) Medgaz (8 bcm/a) Transmed (+6.5 bcm/a) Turkey-Greece- Interconnector (11-12 bcm/a) Source: European Commission, Priority Interconnection Plan 2007; Nord Stream 4

5 Natural gas the key fuel for growth > Natural gas enjoys growing popularity as a fuel because it: New net electricity generating capacity EU, > Emits 50% less CO 2 than coal > Is flexible in use and the first choice for new electricity production in Europe after renewables Biomass 1% Hydro 2% Photovoltaic 8% Waste 1% Other <1% > Is an abundant and secure energy source > Makes a substantial contribution to achieving the European Union s 20:20:20 climate goals Natural gas is the only necessary bridge technology towards the age of renewable energy - Greenpeace, position paper on natural gas, 25 August, 2010 Wind 39% Natural gas 49% Source: EWEA,

6 Connection to European network OPAL & NEL London Bacton BBL INTER- CONNECTOR Zeebrugge Brussels Amsterdam Düsseldorf Aachen Rysum Bunde Bremen Lippe WEDAL MIDAL Cologne Reckrod RHG Rehden Hamburg Hannover Greifswald Schwerin NEL STEGAL Erfurt Magdeburg Leipzig Berlin JAGAL OPAL NORD STREAM Mallnow Frankfurt/Oder Dresden JAMAL Transit pipelines Pipelines under construction Frankfurt/Main TENP ERM Stuttgart MIDAL Ludwigshafen Nuremberg Munich Rückersdorf MEGAL North Olbernhau Passau MEGAL South Haiming TRANSGAS Prague WAG Source: 6

7 Project on track > Realising a major European infrastructure project 7

8 International consultations according to Espoo for over 3 years > Parties of Origin: Affected Parties: 16 Espoo consultation meetings held April November February November November March June 15 June Notification of Affected Parties by Parties of Origin Route Statement Document submitted for public review Submission of the Espoo Report to national authorities in the Baltic Sea states Final Espoo consultation meeting Closure of Espoo Process Application of Espoo Convention by Parties of Origin First public participation period S-Route Statement Document submitted for public review Second public participation period

9 All required permits received construction started April 2010 > / Water Permit received EEZ Permit granted Construction Permit granted Water Permit granted Final Espoo Meeting Closure of Espoo Process Munitions clearance Permit obtained EEZ Permits granted First and second Construction Permit granted Re-routing in German waters approved 9

10 All major contracts closed > Nord Stream placed orders with a total value of 6 billion euros, including: > Pipe-production and coating Line 1: EUROPIPE (Germany, 75%) and OMK (Russia, 25%) Line 2: EUROPIPE (65%), OMK (25%) and Sumitomo (Japan, 10%) > Weight coating and storage: EUPEC (France) > Pipe laying: Saipem Services S.p.A. (Italy) Nord Stream is generating business and jobs for its partners in 12 countries 10

11 Project players a true European endeavour > Nord Stream and Shareholders 1 Nord Stream AG 2 OAO Gazprom 3 GDF Suez S.A. 4 BASF SE/Wintershall Holding GmbH 5 E.ON Ruhrgas AG 6 N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie Nord Stream s Logistical Hubs (weight coating, marshalling yards, stock yards) Port of Sassnitz-Mukran Port of Kotka Port of Hanko Port of Slite Port of Karlskrona Nord Stream Gas Purchasers 1 Gazprom Marketing and Trading Ltd, UK 2 DONG Energy A/S 3 GDF Suez S. A. 4 WINGAS GmbH & Co. KG 5 E.ON Ruhrgas AG UK Norway Denmark Netherlands Germany Switzerland France 3 Italy Sweden 9 4 Finland Russia Nord Stream s Contractors (Surveys, EIA, design, production, logistics, pipe laying) Marin Mätteknik AB Rambøll Saipem Services S.p.A. EUPEC GmbH PeterGaz ZAO OMK EUROPIPE GmbH DoF ASA PetroValves S.R.L. DNV ERM IfAÖ Global Maritime IVL 15 Siemens 16 Van Oord 11

12 Committed to preserving the environment > Nord Stream: > INVESTED 100 million euros into environmental studies, planning and route design > SURVEYED 40,000 line kilometres of the Baltic Sea in comprehensive geophysical, gradiometric investigations > CONCLUDED comprehensive EIA and environmental studies that found: Environmental impacts are temporary and of minor significance Fishing can be impacted during construction, but fish stock are not affected > CLEARED munitions successfully > COMMITTED to a Data and Information Fund 12

13 Munitions identified along the route > > 3,000 objects of different nature detected, 2,000 visually analysed > Over 100 munitions successfully cleared: 49 in the Finnish EEZ 7 in the Swedish EEZ 49 in Russian waters 2 explosive items in German waters > Five chemical munitions found, will be left on the seabed, pose no risk to the pipeline and the environment > Analysis of 100 additional soil samples show no chemical contamination of the seabed An ROV with 12-sensor gradiometer array 13

14 A technology to rely on > Design, materials and technology to ensure safety 14

15 A meticulously planned pipeline > Nord Stream: > DETERMINED the most efficient and environmentally friendly route for the pipeline > EMPLOYS optimal technologies, design and materials for safe transport of gas through the Baltic Sea > MINIMISES supply traffic thanks to an efficient logistics concept > ENSURES maritime safety during construction > SETS UP an elaborate inspection and maintenance system 15

16 Logistics plan ensures maximum efficiency > Shipping distance to pipelay barge less than 100 nautical miles on the entire route > Two new concrete coating plants and marshalling yards: Mukran (DE) and Kotka (FI) > Three additional marshalling yards: Hanko (FI), Slite and Karlskrona (SE) Benefits: > Direct pipe supplies, ensuring sufficient pipe supplies for the pipelay barge > Reduced handlings, making delays less likely > Short shipping distances and lower fuel consumption 16

17 Pipe segments meeting the highest standards > > 1,224 km offshore pipeline across the Baltic Sea Two pipelines, almost in parallel, with an inner diameter of 1,153 mm High-tensile steel, type X70 Each pipeline consists of about 100,000 pipe joints of 12 metres each 17

18 Three vessels guarantee a timely construction > > Castoro Sei (C6) Saipem S.p.A. Semi-submersible, anchor positioned vessel Lay rate: appr. 2.5 km/day Transit speed: 4 knots Installations: Offshore installation; construction of Russian landfall > Castoro Dieci (C10) Saipem S.p.A. Flat bottom, shallow draught Anchor positioned Installation of German landfall and near-shore section > Solitaire Allseas Group S.A. Dynamically positioned Lay rate: appr. 2.4 km/day Transit speed: 13 knots Offshore construction in the Gulf of Finland 18

19 Over 440 km of pipeline laid until date > KP350 KP297.3 KP April May June Castoro Sei (C6) KP451 July Aug. Sep. Castoro Dieci (C10) Solitaire KP675 Oct. Nov. Dec Jan. Feb. KP1195 March * KP = Kilometre Point 19

20 Castoro 6 passing Storebelt bridge > 20

21 Castoro Dieci pipe laying at the German Landfall > 21

22 First pipe pulled ashore at German Landfall > 22

23 Both strings pulled ashore at German Landfall> 23

24 Whinch to pull pipeline ashore at Russian Lanfall > 24

25 Realisation of Nord Stream on schedule > Nord Stream AG: > UNDERTOOK the most comprehensive survey of the Baltic Sea environment > IDENTIFIED the optimal route, minimising impact on the Baltic Sea environment > CONCLUDED the Environmental Impact Assessment and largest international consultation process (Espoo) to date > OBTAINED all permits for construction > HAS LAID over 300 kilometres of the first pipeline string to date Feasibility Study Conceptual Design Detailed Design EIA Applications & Permitting Laying Line 1 Commissioning Line 1 Laying Line 2 Commissioning Line