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Growth and competitiveness through renewable energy resourcesWorkshop: 06B07
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Our Location
Our main Purpose
•• CoContribute and support ideas and projects in creating
profitable jobs and companies, develop industrial
infrastructure
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Our Partners
•Start-up companies, entrepreneurs and existing companies
Our Products and Service
•Advising, financing and network, idée- and project
development
Our Advantage
• Broad competence and network, flexibility and un-
bureaucratic in our work
Our Organization
Lothar Maruhn
President/CEO100 %
Finn Nordmo
Consultant60 %
Arnhild E. JohansenConsultant
100 %
Randi Tinnan Manager
MeløyTourist office
100 %
Hans Cho Project Manager
CMC/Seoul/KoreaProject ”Quarts vision”
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Hiroyuki Watanabe
Consultant/advicerJapan/Kina
Project ”Quarts vision”
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Renewable Energy Corporation
Wafers
ModulesCells
Silicon Materials
Systems
REC GROUP
REC Silicon REC Wafer REC Solar
Cells Modules Systems
� Chemical process � Casting and cutting � Surface treatment � Assembly � Project development
REC – AN INTEGRATED PV COMPANY
Start production in ScanCell
Start production in ScanWafer
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REC has outpaced the industry’s explosive growth
Close to 3,5 billion € in expansionsREC Silicon 10,500 MW – REC Wafer 1,875 MW – REC Solar 550 + 590 MW
The Singapore project
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Spin-off companiesin
Glomfjord Industry Park
SiPro recycles silicon and various metallic guides to the PV industry
PV APPLICATIONS SEMICON. APPLICATIONS
• MULTI: Roughly 25% of the multi ingot needs to be recycled
• MONO: Roughly 36% of the mono ingot needs to be recycled
• Similar to Mono PV: Roughly 36% of the mono ingot needs to be recycled
Recovery of Silicon and Metallic Guides
ScanCrucible positioning in the PV industry
• High quality crucibles are critical for the ingot manufacturer to achieve high production yields and competitive ingot quality
• Crucibles represent a key cost driver for ingot manufacturing
• PV ingot manufacturers typically also manufactures wafers. Ingot and wafer manufacturers operate with long term sales contracts and very attractive operating margins
• There are basically two large, global hubs for ingot and wafer manufacturing; Northern Europe and China
• Mono PV cells represented 42% of global PV installations in 20071)
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Meløy BedriftsService as1) Hertz Bilutleie Bodø2) Løvold avd. Meløy
Meløy Næringsutvikling AS
1) MNU Meløy Eiendom AS2) MNU Meløy Innova AS
3) Scan Quarts AS4) MNU Meløy Turistkontor
ISS Norge as
MoLab as
Nordlandsforskning/HiBo
BIS Production Partner Glomfjord
Marine Harvest Norway AS
REC Norway Wafer Glomfjord Mono
REC Norway Wafer Glomfjord Multi
Scan Crucible AS
SiPro as
MoMek AS
Miras Group AS
Libitum AS
Terje HalsanAS
Glomfjord Industry ParkGlomfjord Industry Park- added value and employees
Company Employees Turn overNOK in1.000
2002 2007 2008 2002 2007 2008
Yara Norge Glomfjord 240 180 190 820,0 1.100,0 1.899,0
BIS Production Partner 113 85 96 72,0 75,0 110,0
REC Wafer Norway Multi Glomfjord 167 190 200 415,0 1.400 ,0 1600,0
SiNor AS 55 34,0
REC Wafer Norway Mono Glomfjord 90 165 220,0 240,0
PQ Norge Silicates AS 16 13 13 48,0 90,0 70,0
Glomfjord Smolt AS 1 18,5
Marine Harvest Norway AS 17 15 15 40,0 60,0 52,0
Meløy BedriftsService as 7 29 45 1,7 20,0 29,9
Meløy Næringsutvikling AS 1 5 4 1,5 5,0 4,5
SiPro AS 26 33 20,0 31,6
Scan Crucible AS 4 11 0,4
Andre 10 25 10,0 15,0
SUMMARY 617 647 797 1.450,7 3.000,0 4.038,9
€ 171,0 € 353,0 € 475,0
2000 493 1.050 (NOK) € 124,0
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Scan Quarts (20 employees)
Glomfjord Industry ParkGlomfjord Industry Park
- a Norwegian industrial fairy tail
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