Community projects juwi experience in Germany

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1 Community projects juwi experience in Germany Amiram Roth-Deblon Regional Director Asia Pacific juwi Group

2 Content 1. juwi at a glance 2. Renewable Energies driven by: People, communities & medium sized companies 3. juwi options for communities 4. Selected References

3 1. juwi at a glance

4 juwi at a Glance Company structure Founded in 1996 juwi AG owner-managed Employees > 1,800 employees (worldwide) Annual energy output around 4.5 billion kilowatt-hours Supplies power for ~ 1.5 million households Investment volume (since 1996) more than 5 billion Euro Revenue 1.0 billion Euro in billion Euro in 2012 Total capacity > 2,500 megawatt

5 International Offices, Project Locations and New Markets Asia India, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia Western Europe Germany, France, Great Britain, Switzerland Southern & Eastern Europe Italy, Spain, Greece Czech Republic, Poland, Bulgaria Americas USA/Canada, Costa Rica, Chile Africa South Africa

6 Our Services: All about the Project Consulting & Acquisition Planning Development Financing & Sales Construction Management

7 Global Highlights 2012 & Asia Pacific Operations

8 juwi has installed over 2500 MW in more than 20 Countries Location: Lieberose, Germany, PV capacity: 71.8 MWp, various wind projects globally with 1250 MW

9 Solar Power: 329 MWp Completed in 2012 Location: Arizona (USA) 25 MWp, single axis tracker, Ronneburg (Germany) 20 MWp, Gujarat (India) 24 MWp, Tambo Real (Chile) 1.2 MWp

10 Wind Power 2012: ~350 MW Large Turbines & High Towers Location: Costa Rica, Germany, USA, Poland 6.5 MW turbines & up to 145 m juwi ATS hybrid towers

11 Asia Pacific, 146 MWp Completed or under Constuction Location: Thailand, Ubon Ratchathani & Kampaeng Phet, 61 MWp. Rajasthan (India) 26.4 MWp & 24 MWp, Japan 3 x 1 MWp

12 juwi Asia Pacific 2013 ~90 staff (Singapore, India, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia) Regional Headquarter in Singapore juwi India fully ISO 9001 certified since 2011 Projects - India: 72 MW completed since Japan: 2 MW completed 1 MWp under construction > 150 MW pipeline - Thailand: 61 MWp under construction - Malaysia: 10 MW under construction - Taiwan: multiple rooftops since 2012

13 2. Renewable Energies driven by: People, communities & medium sized companies

14 Renewable Energies Structural change by community involvement 40% of RE in community / local residents hands Additional drive from energy co-operatives

15 Boom in local energy cooperatives Almost 600 energy cooperatives have been registered in Germany by the end of 2011 To date, the focus had been mainly on small PV systems, but currently there is a strong interest in wind power

16 3. juwi Solutions for Communities

17 juwi offers communities various options Target group Model Summary Local residents Communities Municipal utilities Green savings bond Local energy Local energy cooperatives Community power Community participation Municipal utility participation Through the cooperation of juwi and local banks, local residents can benefit from renewable energy projects by purchasing wind- or solarsavings bonds. juwi offers residents local to a project affordable, clean and locallyproduced electricity. juwi works with local energy cooperatives and supports their creation. This is a way for local residents to participate in renewable energy projects. juwi supplies community assets with affordable, clean and locallyproduced eco-friendly power. Communities can invest directly in wind or solar projects or purchase individual turbines or parts of solar farms. In many projects, juwi works closely with municipal utilities ( Stadtwerken ). Participation models range from buying individual projects to joint development in strategic partnerships.

18 Local delivery of wind power for German municipality Wörrstadt Juwi offered the municipality a power contract in 2009 The energy mix contains 100% Renewable Energies with approx. 15% from local wind power The project resulted in support for a wind park Wind park Wörrstadt Municipality and local community

19 Local delivery of wind power for Households Wind turbines produce local energy and deliver it to private households 100% renewable electricity: high wind power share complemented by hydro power Attractive price and clear price stability Reduced dependence on imported energy The project increased the acceptance of a wind park

20 Integrated Renewable Energy Landscape at Morbach Morbach Former largest US army ammunition in Europe Conversion into a renewable energy landscape started in Wind power - photovoltaic power - biogas power - wood pellets production plant - co-generation unit Total capacity of 29.6 MW and 50 million kwh p.a. Meets the demand of households German Solar Award in 2007 Specially-selected location in the Land of Ideas in

21 Cooperation with energy co-operatives Model: Cooperation agreement with co-op Joint consultation with local community increases residents support Option A: Turnkey purchase of a wind turbine Option B: Investment by Co-op in wind park

22 Business model for local energy cooperatives Cooperative as operator Predevelopment Project development Implementation Co-op No risk exposure Regular information / involvement High transparency during planning process Joint communication juwi Full risk cover Due Diligence, yield assessment, siting. Overall responsibility for project development Affordable and fast purchase of turbines, moduels etc. via frame agreement Pre-financing Overall responsibility for swift implementation Financing Purchase or purchase stake in project On request : project financing Turbine operation Co-op as operator (or project partner) On request : technical and commercial management 22

23 Trend: cooperatives enter wind power Opportunities and challenges Opportunities for cooperatives Wind energy as central for Energy Transformation Large development potential still exist in Germany Great potential for local value creation Challenge for co-operatives Longer project cycle times (ca. 3 years) High risks in planning process many projects are stopped in Due Diligence phase Pre-financing of development is required Considerably higher investment than rooftop PV projects

24 Financing of a wind park by a co-operative Example solution for larger RE-projects Co-op acquires an SPV/Ltd. Company for each project Members can invest in projects via a subordinated loan (and possibly others) Dividends for members share success and sustainability of the project Co-operative company Wind project 1 Ltd. Wind project 2 Ltd. Solar project 1 Ltd.

25 4. Selected References

26 juwi references: Solar Farm Project structure juwi develops freefield project for energy cooperative Operator: BürgerEnergie Tauberfranken 2 eg Co-op secured own funding of within a few weeks Basic infos Location: Tauberfranken, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Installed capacity: 1.8 Megawatt Commissioning: December 2011

27 juwi References: Solar rooftops Project structure juwi develops rooftop project for a farm owner Operator: Bürger-Energiegenossenschaft Altmark eg Basic info Location: Schernikau (Sachsen-Anhalt) Germany Installed capacity: 450 kwp Commissioning: July 2012 Project structure juwi develops several rooftop systems for a co-operative (primary school, nursery) Operator: Bürger-Energiegenossenschaft Retzstadt Basic info Location: Retzstadt,Bavaria, Germany Installed capacity: 416 kwp Commissioning: December 2011

28 juwi references: wind power Regional energy company as client and operator Project details Wind park with 5 turbines, 11,5 MW Location : Waldsachsen, Bavaria, Germany Local Co-op as co-developer and investor commercial operator juwi acting as co-developer, EPC contractor and Co-op as investor and technical operator Co-op acts operates as Regional Energy provider with approx. 50,000 customers 28

29 Thank You Very Much for Your Attention! Amiram Roth-Deblon Regional Director Asia Pacific juwi Renewable Energies Private Limited 171 Chin Swee Road, # San Centre, Singapore Mob Fax (0) roth-deblon@juwi.com