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Innovative technology solutions for sustainability

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ABENGOA SOLARIndustrial Applications

June 2013

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Abengoa Overview1

Products & Services2

Experience4

Competitive Advantages3

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At a glance

100,000 m3/day desalination plant (India)

Solar CSP

Biofuels

Cogeneration

Power transmission

Innovative solutions for sustainability

Desalination

Energy

20 MW CSP Tower (Spain)

Environment

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Successful business model

E&C (Engineering and Construction)

Concession-type infrastructures

� Solar, power transmission, desalination,

cogeneration

� Limited demand/price risk for Customer

� 25 years off-take contracts ahead

� 70 years of experience in building critical energy infrastructures

� Proprietary know-how

� #1 T&D International Contractor*

Industrial production

� Biofuels, solar

� High growth markets

� Market leading positions

* According to ENR (Engineering News Records) 2011

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Segment results diversification



A broad geographic diversification provides solid platform to leverage on local presence and global expertise

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Geographic diversification


Over the last 10 years, the US has become our first market in terms of revenues


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Abengoa Solar

� A twenty year commitment to the development of both CSP and PV technology

� 1,247 solar professionals worldwide - world class team of experts

� 743 MW in operation and 910 MW under construction

� Proprietary solar technologies (parabolic trough, tower, concentration PV…)

We are a global solar power company that offers proven proprietary technologies to develop, own and operate power plants



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Proprietary technology - Solar tower

Operating principle

� A circular array of heliostats (2 axis tracking mirror) is used to concentrate sunlight to a central receiver mounted on the top of a tower

� A heat transfer medium in the receiver absorbs the highly concentrated radiation and converts it into thermal energy to be used by a turbine

Key features

� High temperatures high yields

� High temperature tower under development with higher efficiency and lower costs

� Energy can be stored (steam/ molten salts)

Tower or Central Receiver



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Proprietary technology - Parabolic trough

Operating principle

� Parabolic troughs are used to track the sun and concentrate sunlight onto the thermally efficient receiver tubes placed in the trough focal line

� In these tubes, a thermal transfer fluid is circulated and pumped through a series of heat exchangers to produce steam

� The steam is converted to electrical energy in a conventional steam turbine generator

Key features

� A mature technology

� Energy storage available using molten salt

� Can be hybridized with conventional fossil fuel plants

� Developing direct steam generation

Trough



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Proprietary technology - Concentrated PV

Operating principle

� Sunlight is concentrated on small, highly-efficiency photovoltaic cells using Fresnel lenses

� 2-axis tracking increases annual output and produces more consistent power throughout the day

� Increased inverter efficiency due to advanced electronics and maximum power point tracking

Key features

� Lowest levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) of solar electric technologies

� New technology, proprietary Abengoa product

� Ideal for areas with high direct normal irradiance (DNI)

High Concentrated PV



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Our commercial plants worldwide: 743 MW in operation & 910 MW under construction

� 2 first commercial solar towers worldwide, PS10

(11 MW) and PS20 (20 MW)

� 11 trough plants (50 MW each) in operation

� 2 trough plants in construction

� 5 photovoltaic plants in operation

Europe

� Solana, the largest trough plant in AZ, USA

280 MW with 6 hours of storage – backed by

Federal Financing Bank – COD 2013

� Mojave (CA): 280 MW trough plant – backed

by Federal Financing Bank – COD 2014

North America

� First Integrated Solar Combined Cycles (ISCC),

Algeria 150 MW (20 MW of CSP )

� First CSP plant in Middle East, Abu Dhabi: 100 MW

Shams-1

� 2 projects under construction in South Africa:

– 50 MW tower

– 100 MW trough plant

Africa & Middle East

PS20 (20 MW)

PS10 (11 MW)

Solana (280 MW)



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Abengoa Overview1

Experience4





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� Abengoa Solar for industrial applications is able to draw on Abengoa’s world-wide technical, legal and financial resources to provide comprehensive solar solutions to industry

� Broad offering in industrial applications of solar thermal, photovoltaic, and high concentrating photovoltaic, both turn-key deliveries and Power Purchase Agreements

� Owner of proprietary industrial-scale solar trough technology: PT-1 solar thermal collector for ground mount applications, and the RMT thermal collector for roof-tops

� Headquartered in Denver, Colorado; offices in St. Paul, Minnesota and Phoenix, Arizona

Industrial systems overview

Abengoa Solar and the industrial applications

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� Wide operating range of temperatures up to 250 ˚C

� Single axis tracking for increased solar energy collection

� Aluminum construction for durability and reliability

� Standard product that is configured for custom field requirements

� Low operating and maintenance costs

� Efficient conversion of solar energy to heat and possible thermal storage

Products & servicesIndustrial thermal solutions

PT-1 solar thermal collectorAbengoa Solar proprietary solar trough technology



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ApplicationsApplicationsApplicationsApplications

� Industrial process heat:

� Mining

� Food processing

� Cleaning & sanitation

� Enhanced oil recovery

� Desalination

� Space heating and cooling

� Thermal energy for heating

� Absorption chillers for cooling

� Domestic hot water

� Hybrid with geothermal

� Hybrid with biomass

� Hybrid with coal and natural gas

Products & servicesThermal applications


A variety of industrial applicationsproviding cost effective solutions


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� Doubles the efficiency of conventional silicon PV

� Dual-axis tracking system

� Higher production per occupied land area

HCPV

� Industrial design focus

� Rooftop / ground mount

� Experienced design, procurement and construction

PV

Photovoltaic (PV) and High Concentrating Photovoltaic (HCPV)



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Products & services

Reduce energy costs & GHG reductions

Operations & maintenance services:

� Best practices consulting services for operations� Maintenance auditing and/or supervision� Complete maintenance outsourcing� Best practices consulting for collector cleaning

Solar services for an improved return



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� Abengoa Solar division specialized in delivering solar energy solutions to industrial clients worldwide

� Unrestricted to one solar technology only (thermal or electric): comprehensive technology offerings for progressive companies

� Confidence based on financial backing, proprietary technology, R&D and global support

Competitive advantages

Competitive advantages



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Abengoa Overview1



Experience4



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Minera El Tesoro

Experience

� First CSP plant in Chile, largest industrial solar application in the world

� Turn-key delivery for client site in the Atacama desert

� 1,280 PT-1 modules, 181,800 ft2 aperture area, 6 hectares land usage

� Solar array provides thermal energy for 24x7 electro-winning process

� Providing 55% savings on diesel consumption under contract

� Avoiding 10,000 tons CO2 annually



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Kraft Foods

Experience

� Location: Recife, Brazil

� Startup: April, 2012

� Heat capacity: 350 kW

� Heat uses: cooking, cleaning, drying & pasteurizing

� 48 PT-1 modules in a single loop

� 2 rows, 150 m length (each)

� Total aperture area of 633 m2

� Pressurized water at 110 ˚C



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� Modesto, CA - operational 2008

� 5,068 m2 PT-1 solar thermal collector system

� Steam used for food processing

� Supplies thermal energy needed to make Sun Chips

Frito Lay (PepsiCo)

Federal Correctional Institute

� Littleton, CO – operational 2010

� 2,111 m2 PT-1 solar thermal collector system

� Domestic hot water heating

� 15,000 gallon hot water storage tank allows 24-hour hot water supply

Experience



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Cochise Community College

� Douglas, AZ - operational 2007

� 48 PT-1 solar thermal collector modules

� Supplemental heating and air conditioning

� First commercial solar cooling system in Arizona

Steinway and Sons

� Long Island City, NY – operational 2010

� 501 m2 PT-1 solar thermal collector

� Heat used for process steam and HVAC

� Uses high-efficiency, two-stage absorption chiller

Experience



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� Shoreview and Fridley, MN - operational 2011

� Multi-site 80 kilowatt solar PV system

� Provides supplemental electricity to Cummins’ offices and manufacturing facility

Cummins, Inc.

Master Coatings

� Eagan, MN – operational 2011

� 39.96 kilowatt solar PV system

� Used to offset energy load at paint manufacturing facility

� Excess solar generation is sold to common energy grid

Experience



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