Cepsa wind farm project in Jerez

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Renewables will be the fastest growing energy source in coming years – 12% annually until 2030. However, fossil sources will still dominate the market in 2030

World renewable energy

2030 primary energy mix

Oil

Gas

Coal

Nuclear

Wind and solar

Other renewable

Oil 29%

Gas 25%

Coal 24%

Nuclear

5%

Wind and solar

3%

Other renewable

13%

*Includes hydro, biomass and other renewables

Fossil fuels

78%

0,7%

2,4%

0,0%

2,5%

11,7%

1,5%

GrowthCAGR 2015-30

Cepsa | Wind power farm project in Jerez

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Cepsa´s acquisition of

Suresa Retama SL, promoter of Alijar II, a wind

power farm located in Jerez

de la Frontera

Why renewables?

• Cepsa is Andalusia’s largest industrial company where the wind power farm is located

• Wind energy is a complementary technology of CCGT already in operation in the company’s industrial center in Andalusia

• Renewables complement Cepsa´s existing fossil energy portfolio and its strategy based on total energy integration

• Cepsa is concerned about protecting our environment and works hard to lower emissions. The plant will save 32,000 tons a year of CO2

The project

Site San Roque

Site Palos

Cepsa | Proyecto CORUS

Jerez de la Frontera

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Cepsa wind power farm in JerezCepsa starts its activity in renewables with the development of a 29 MW wind power farm in Jerez de la Frontera, close to thecompany’s main industrial centers in Andalusia

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Number of turbines 11

Turbine capacity production (MW)

2.6

Installed capacity (MW)

29

Evacuation line (kV)

66

Capex

Turbines54%

Civil works15%

Evacuation line8%

Licenses & others

22%

CAPEX

35.7M€

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Wind turbine assessment & Capex estimation

Cepsa has invested €35.7 million in this project which has 11 turbines with a capacity of 29 MW

248m

150m

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