EXPERIENCES WITH POWER-TO-GAS TECHNOLOGIES IN INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS. Filip SMEETS, Hydrogenics Europe N.V. Managing Director On-site Generation

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EXPERIENCES WITH POWER-TO-GAS TECHNOLOGIES IN INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS Filip SMEETS, Hydrogenics Europe N.V. Managing Director On-site Generation Power-to-Gas Conference, May 7 th 2018, Antwerp 1

Agenda 1. Hydrogenics in a nutshell 2. Demonstration projects 3. EU regulatory framework : status and prospects 2

Hydrogenics, a leading hydrogen technology provider Onsite Generation Electrolysers H 2 O + electricity H 2 + ½ O 2 Power Systems Fuel Cell Modules H 2 + ½ O 2 H 2 O + electricity Industrial Hydrogen Hydrogen Fueling Stand-by Power Mobility Power 3

Hydrogenics, a 100% global hydrogen company Hydrogenics Corporation Headquarter Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Since 1948 +/- 70 employees Areas of expertise: Fuel cells, PEM electrolysis, Power-to-Gas Previously: The Electrolyser Company, Stuart Energy Hydrogenics Europe Oevel, Belgium Since 1987 +/- 70 employees Areas of expertise: pressurized alkaline electrolysis, hydrogen refueling stations, Power-to-Gas Previously: Vandenborre Hydrogen Systems Hydrogenics Gmbh Gladbeck, Germany Since 2002 +/- 15 employees Areas of expertise: Fuel cells, mobility projects, Power-to-Gas In total: +170 employees Incorporated in 2000 [NASDAQ: HYGS; TSX: HYG] More than 3,000 products deployed in 100 countries worldwide Total revenues (2017): 48.1 Mio $ Over 65 years of electrolysis leadership Production facility Sales office 4

Our Renewable Hydrogen vision 5

Fuel cells Electrolysis Selection of our key references 700 bar Hydrogen Refueling Station Aberdeen, Scotland (UK) 1,5 MW PEM P2G (direct injection), Hamburg, Germany 1 MW alkaline P2G (methanation) BIOCAT, Copenhagen, Denmark 1 MW stationary Fuel cell (H 2 repowering) Kolon, South-Korea Fuel cell for mobility (H 2 trains) Alstom Coradia ilint, Germany 6 Fuel cell for mobility (H 2 buses), China

Agenda 1. Hydrogenics in a nutshell 2. Demonstration projects 3. EU regulatory framework : status and prospects 7

2018 HyLYZER -1000-30 5 MW PEM Electrolyser Containerized design & compact footprint: 2 x 40 ft Plug&Play modular design based on 2 x 2,5 MW cell stacks @ Hydrogenics s factory 8 Fully tested & certifiedpower-to-gas Conf. Antwerp 07.05.2018

System capacity (MW) System cost ( /kw) European demonstration projects 30 25 20 15 Evolution PtG projects in Europe HyBalance Wind2HyRail EnergiParkMainz H2Future WindGas Uniper Audi e_gas RepHYne Haeolus 3 000 2 500 2 000 1 500 10 1 000 5 500 0-2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Project launch year 9

Learnings from demonstration projects System cost is coming down faster than expected System energy efficiency on track to achieve MAWP objective System responsiveness adequate for ancillary grid services Maintenance cost trending towards 1% of Capex Footprint PEMWE system adequate for large-scale solutions 10

Agenda 1. Hydrogenics in a nutshell 2. Demonstration projects 3. EU regulatory framework 11

Expectations from EU Policy Clean Energy Package Definition of Renewable H 2 requirements cost of Renewable H 2 H 2 in transport (direct use, refineries) value + market for Renewable H 2 in transport Clean Mobility Package Will determine the market for Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles / Hydrogen Refueling Stations and the future demand for Renewable H 2 in transport Gas Package Will determine the requirements and value of renewable hydrogen and green gases (SNG) for gas applications EU Funds made available CEF, H2020, Innovation Fund (ETS), Project of Common Interest, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint-Undertaking 12

EU PRIMES model tested with hydrogen (Prof. Capros) Presented at High-Level Roundtable on Sector Integration (1/03/18) Reference EU energy modeling tool (2050) New Balanced Scenario has been developed which includes hydrogen With hydrogen CO 2 reduction potential is higher CO 2 reduction cost is lower PPT: http://bit.ly/2fqlnbe A more detailed analysis is ongoing 13

Key messages Hydrogen and Fuel Cell technologies are mature and ready Cost reduction is ongoing : form project to product manufacturing & product up scaling Massive CO 2 reduction potential: power, gas, transport and industry Policy makers understand now the interest of hydrogen (sector integration) Markets in the EU will be READY soon! Thanks to: 1. Green hydrogen certification mechanism 2. Premium value for end product / application 3. Access to renewable electricity at low cost 4. Grid connection to deliver balancing services 14

Thank you for your attention 15

EU Policy update - key facts Clean Energy Package for all Europeans Defines renewable targets in power, heat and transport sectors (period: 2021-2030) Extensive discussions and lobby in 2017 3 draft versions: EU Commission / EU parliament / EU Council > not fully aligned on hydrogen Trialogue discussions started in February 2018 and are expected to end at latest in June 2018 (> official directive) The work continues in 2019-2020: transposition of the EU directive in EU member states 16

EU Policy update - key facts Clean Energy Package for all Europeans ReFuNoBios: renewable fuels of non-biological origin (= Renewable H 2 and derivates) are in! Keys elements being discussed during trialogue How do you prove the renewable hydrogen character: direct connection, renewable grid mix, Guarantees of Origin (GoO), Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Relationship with battery electric mobility (level playing field: PPA, multipliers) Renewable hydrogen in refineries ( intermediate products ) and methodology Status of waste-based/recycled carbon fuels Origin of CO 2 when combined with H 2 : direct air capture, biogenic, fossil? Energy storage definition 17

EU Policy update key facts Clean Mobility package Proposal launched by the EU Commission in November 2017 3 main elements : CO 2 standards for car manufacturers > reduction of emission for new sold vehicles (environmental performance, clean vehicle definition and quantitative objectives) Clean vehicle directive > public procurements with mandatory targets for clean vehicles in tendering processes Alternative fuels infrastructure > increase the level of ambition of national plans, increase investment and improve consumer acceptance (including HRS) Very positive already for hydrogen Extensive discussions are taking place in 2018 with a final decision expected by the end of the year 2018. 18

EU Policy update key facts EU Gas package The gas package is being prepared now but will not be presented before the next Commission will be in office, so most probably end of 2019/beginning 2020 It will be a Regulation and not a Directive -> regulation of electricity and gas will be rather parallel then consecutive. This is excellent news for sectoral integration and for hydrogen 1/3 of the package will be mirroring the electricity market (REDII). 2/3 of the package will mostly cover the future content of the gas grids: green gases. The Commission is neutral when it comes to green or blue hydrogen. It s important that it is decarbonized President Juncker s Cabinet are at ease with the perspective that the gas grid will complement the power grid with regards to the energy transition and with hydrogen (and biomethane) replacing natural gas step by step. www.gasforclimate2050.eu 19