Helping businesses access the commercial opportunities in the

supply chain of the new and renewable energy marketplace.

Provides a range of support activities focussed on market intelligence, innovation, and

diversification.

David Terry www.resco.org.uk

d.terry@staffs.ac.uk

01782 294110

Renewable

Energy

Supply

Chain

Opportunities

Build on the existing manufacturing and engineering skills in the Region.

UK renewable energy market - £31.1 billion (2007/8). Projected growth: 7.61% in 2011/2 (Innovas, 2009)

UK national target for renewable energy - 15% by 2020Funded by Advantage West Midlands Duration: October 2009 – March 2014 Managed by the Institute for Environmental

Sustainability and Regeneration (IESR) – Staffordshire University

The RESCO Programme Background and rationale

Renewables 2011In the news........• “91 per cent growth for UK wind energy

employment” (RUK 1/2/11)

• “PM announces £60m to establish offshore wind manufacturing at ports” (N.10 25/10/10 )

• “Siemens chooses Hull for wind turbine plant generating 700 jobs (Guardian 20/1/11)

• “UK leads world in offshore wind capacity (20/1/11 Newnet)

1. Power Generation and Transmission • Grid Connection – Large and Small Scale• Efficient Energy Transmission Technology• Energy Conversion and Storage• Key Markets Component Supply, Technical Innovation, Installation

The RESCO Programme Technology areas

2. Wind and Marine Power• Round 3 offshore wind development + STW, 1&2

extensions 47GW by 2020 (The Crown Estate, 2010) (~9400 offshore wind turbines)

• Components, logistics, O&M and professional services

The RESCO Programme Technology areas

3. Bioenergy• Biofuels: Bio-crops, waste wood, biowaste• Anaerobic Digestion, pyrolysis • Waste separation and transport, plant operation, component manufacture,

planning, legal service, training etc.

4. Small Scale Renewables • Solar thermal, PV, GSHP and ASHP, small scale wind and hydro, micro CHP.• Manufacture, Installation, planning, consultancy, modelling

• RESCO is for companies with REAL capability and opprtunities in renewables.

• Market Intelligence – working within major markets to access and develop requirements

• Technical Development Groups• 1-1 Support• Networks and

Events• Access R & D• Skills

The RESCO Programme Support Process

COMPANY CONTACTS

Power Generation and Transmission

Wind and Marine

Bioenergy

Small scale renewables

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technologies

Eligibility assessment and

referral

INITIAL ENGAGEMENT• Capability Assessment• Client engagement summary

Scoping visit

On-care support

Development Groups

RESCO - What is Different?• Supply Chain Support programme for Businesses based in the

UK West Midlands.

• RESCO is NOT about general advice

• RESCO Model is to engage directly with the Market developers

• Offshore Wind Developer /Tier 1 / Tier 2

• Local Authority Energy From Waste Schemes

• Housing Retro Fit

• Using this knowledge allows:

• Company Specific Market Research - benchmarking

• Identify key market opportunities for WM Companies• Identification of key barriers to growth or entry into each

market sector• Skills needs, Quality Standards, Information access etc.

Some Key Partnerships ....• Key Partnerships• Birmingham City Council – Birmingham Energy Savers / Aim High• Converteam• Alstom Grid• Eon• Stoke City Council• The Crown Estate / DECC – Member of National Offshore Wind Supply Chain

Committee

• Support• Access to industry Specialists – University and Support Framework

• Placements• KTPs• RESEARCH

• Wardell Armstrong, Optimat, Quadcom, Encraft, MEA,

Development GroupsTheme Topic Start Date

Wind and Marine Off-shore O & M November 2010

Wind and Marine Intelligent Systems November 2010

Wind and Marine Remote Asset Monitoring December 2010

Power and Transmission

Smart Metering Systems development

January 2011

Small Renewables Manufacturing Opportunities in the Solar PV supply Chain

January 2011

Small Renewables Electronics and Controls February 2011

Small Renewables Installations opportunities February 2011

BioEnergy Process Modelling and Simulation March 2011

BioEnergy Manufacturing Opportunities March 2011

Offshore Wind Opportunties for the Midlands

• Round 3 Offshore Wind - Supply Chain Conference 2011– National Motorcycle Museum, Solihull February 16th 2011– Working with DECC and The Crown Estate

• Key Developers and Tier 1 /2 Industry Representatives– Eon– Alstom Grid– Siemens Transmission and Distribution– Repower UK Ltd.– Converteam Ltd,– Mitsubishi Power Systems Europe Ltd.

• See event report at www.resco.org.uk

Variety of OpportunitiesDesign Build Operation Decommission

FeasibilitySite AssessmentGeotechnicsEIADesign StudiesProject DesignProject ManagementLegalFinancing

TurbineRotor ComponentsTowerElectricalConstructionAccess PlatformsPower /TransmissionCablesSCADA SystemsLighting LogisticsHeavy Lifting

InspectionRemote MonitoringRepair MaintenancePaint and Coatings

Environmental Assessment

Dismantle

Refurbishment

Repowering

Recycle

Waste Disposal

Utility / Owner

Design

Developer

Special Support

Build

Main Contractor/Installation Contractor

Raw Material Su pply Comp onent Manufactu re

System Assemb le and Integratio n

Fa brica tion

In st allati o

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Operate

Owner /Manager /

Operator

Operation and Maintenance

Decommission

Asset Owner /Manager

Remover Facility /

Restore Site

Small Scale Renewables

• RESCO supporting Birmingham Energy Savers project to develop local supply chain.

• 200,000 houses by 2026• Initial commitment of £100m of capital

– install Efficiency and Renewables measures 10-20,000 houses

• Supply Chain Opportunities and Employment is key objective

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Supply Chain – break down

What is Bio Energy?• UK generates millions of tonnes of organic

waste each year

• Bio Energy Processes• Anaerobic digestion- Biological processes to

break down biomass producing CH4 and “digestate”

Bio Energy Supply Chain opportunities

• Investors, financiers and developers • Manufacturers of materials, components and

integrated systems • Construction industry and building trades • Landowners, farmers and growers• Professional services sectors• Waste industry• Infrastructure engineers and many more

Bio-Energy – Variety of Opportunities

Summary• Diversification and Development of Local Supply base

– Renewable Energy Sector growing by 9% pa– Wind Sector 13% capacity increase p.a. and growing– Focus on Key Market Opportunities e.g. Crown Estates

• Planning and Communities– Key drive for Technologies– Localism and Communities– Impact of deployment of Renewable Energy Technologies

• RESCO Framework of Support– Framework of Supplier and University Expertise available as a procured

support team.– Website and Market engagement methodology – Network and Market Engagement

Helping businesses access the commercial opportunities in the

supply chain of the new and renewable energy marketplace.

Provides a range of support activities directly focussed on market

intelligence, innovation, and diversification.

David Terry www.resco.org.uk

d.terry@staffs.ac.uk

01782 294110

Renewable

Energy

Supply

Chain

Opportunities

To Find Out More

David Terry

Agne Prochorskaitè

www.resco.org.uk

enquiries@resco.org.uk

01782 294110