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Turbines made for Canada

Innovative, reliable, profitable

2Turbines made for Canada – Proven, reliable, profitable

independent and wholly owned subsidiary

Senvion –more than 20 years of experience in wind energy

1998

1997

1995

1991

Brandenburgische Wind- und

Umwelt- technologien GmbH -

a wind turbine Manufacturer

pro + pro: A project developer

Project development and

operating company

Jacobs Energie GmbH -

a wind turbine manufacturer

FY2012/2013

Revenues: € 2,220 millions

More than 3,500 employees

Profitable growth: EBIT € 80.2 millions

Offshore: number 2 in the market

2001

Due to the expiration of a licence agreement, REpower changed its name to Senvion on January 20th 2014. While REpower changed its name, the company structure as well as its values remain the same.

20142012

The Suzlon Group is the 6th largest turbine manufacturer in the world

Operations across 6 continents and 33 countries

Fully integrated supply chain with manufacturing facilities on three continents

independent and wholly owned subsidiary


More than 10 GW installed across the world...

Canada

USA

North America

Canada 564

USA 1,264

Total 1,828

Europe

Germany 2,856

France 1,519

UK 1,140

Italy 770

Others 1,324

Total 7,609

Asia

China 234

Japan 118

India 23

Total 375

Australia

Total 196

Senvion global Installations, MW

Source: Senvion · January 2014 · Includes all installed and SCADA connected systems · Senvion installations from 1987 onwards


Headquarters Hamburg (Germany)

The company‘s headquarters are in Hamburg, the hub of the European wind energy business.


Production Bremerhaven (Germany)

Husum, Bremerhaven and Trampe are the company’s three modern production facilities and

central service locations in Germany.


Senvion in Canada

*Our local partners for the production of turbine components

produce according to Senvion‘s quality standards and technological

requirements which belong to the highest in the market.

More than 200 employees in

Canada (2014)

Vancouver

Office

Rivière-au-Renard

2 x MM92

CCV pilot project

Matane & Trois-

Rivières*

Tower production

with Marmen

Welland

Senvion North-

American blade

production

Montreal

Office

Toronto

Office

New Richmond*

Converter

production with

Woodward

SEG/Eaton

Gaspé*

Blade production

with LM Wind

Power


Key Canadian achievements in 2013/14

Largest onshore contract ever

signed with EDF EN for Rivière-du-

Moulin windfarm (350 MW)

Opening of Senvion’s

first North American blade

production facility in Welland, ON

Senvion is preferred

supplier in BC for a couple of SOP

projects (75 MW)

First wind farm connected to the

grid in Ontario

180 MW installed on time and

schedule in Quebec in 2013Launch of Senvion 3XM series in

North America

Senvion delivers its turbines to

Quebec’s first community wind farm

Viger-Denonville

Market entry and

office opening in BC

Senvion’s North American business

is managed out of Montreal, QC

Senvion adapts its MM92 to

Hydro-Quebec’s extended grid

requirements


Senvion Business Model

Innovativeness Focus on life-cycle

costsTechnology Leader



Technology Leader

Pioneer in the

multi-megawatts

class

One of the leading

offshore turbine

suppliers



Innovativeness

Innovation through

evolution

Large global R&D

network

Developments

driven by cost of

energy

Technology Leader

Pioneer in the

multi-megawatts

class

One of the leading

offshore turbine

suppliers



Innovativeness

Innovation through

evolution

Large global R&D

network

High quality – low

operational costs

through lifetime

Predictable

service costs

Focus on life-cycle

costs

Development

driven by cost of

energy

Technology Leader

Pioneer in the

multi-megawatts

class

One of the leading

offshore turbine

suppliers


Senvion – One of the world’s leading offshore turbine manufacturers

We already excel in offshore turbine technology - no need to worry about onshore.


The Senvion offshore success story

Beatrice

2 x 5M

(10 MW)

2006-2007

Thornton

Bank I

6 x 5M

(30 MW)

2008-2009

alpha

ventus

6 x 5M

(30 MW)

2009-2010

Ormonde

30 x 5M

(150 MW)

2011

Nordsee

Ost

48 x 6.XM

(295 MW)

2014

Thornton

Bank II/III

48 x 6.XM

(295 MW)

2012-2013

Nordsee I

54 x 6.XM

(332 MW)

2015*

*expected date


Evolutionary Roots and Proven Technology „Speed Up“ Products for tomorrow based on experience

Liquid-cooling (converter)

Hollow rotor shaft

2x planetary gear

Converter in nacelle

Transformer with 3 windings

RE-blade design

Modular converter

Next generation

RE-blade design

Cast main frame

Electrical

pitch system

Drive train concept

Electrical system

(DFIG)

Service-oriented

design

RE blade

design

WEC control

(REguard B)

Liquid cooling

(converter)

Hollow rotor shaft

2x planetary gear

Converter in

nacelle

Transformer with

3 windings

RE blade design

Hybrid tower

Modular

converter

Next generation

RE-blade design

Cast main frame

time

rate

dp

ow

er

offshore

onshore

MDMM

5M6M

6M+


3 XM Plattform Development


Turbine Type 3.4M104 3.2M114 3.0M122

Rated power 3.40 MW 3.20 MW 3.0 MW

Rotor Ø 104 m 114 m 122 m

Hub height 80 / 93 / 100 / 128 m 93 / 123 / 143 m 139 m

Rated wind speed 12.5 m/sec 12.0 m/sec 11.5 m/sec

Certification IEC class IB/IIA (IA/IIIA 2014)

IEC classIIIA (IIA 2013)

IEC class IIIA

3XM Plattform Development

Senvion 3.XM series


3.0M122 – High performance for low wind speed sites

Technical Summary

Rated Power 3.000 kW

Rotor 122 m

Swept Area 11,684 m2

Hub Heights 100 m

Operating

Temperature

-30°C to +35°C

Sound Power

Level

104.5 dB(A) +/- 1 dB(A)

Measurement uncertainity

Integrated Service Package – optional

Ideal for Ontario’s low-wind and space-

constrained projects


3.2M114 (CCV) – high performance at low cost

Technical Summary

Rated Power 3.200 kW

Rotor 114 m

Swept Area 10,207 m2

Hub Heights 100 m / steel tower (IEC IIA)

Operating

Temperature

-30°C to +35°C

Sound Power

Level

104.2 dB(A) +/- 1 dB(A)

Measurement uncertainity

Integrated Service Package – optional

Ideal to achieve a low cost of energy.


Innovations in 3.XM Platform

MM

Proven electrical and mechanical concept

Air cooled converter

Nearly solid main shaft

Gearbox with one planetary stage and two spur wheel sections


Service lift optional

Internal and external transformer

3.XM

Same electrical and mechanical concept

Liquid cooled converter

Hollow main shaft

Gearbox with two planetary stages and one spur wheel section


Service lift standard

Internal transformer only

Converter location in nacelle

Different logistics concept, but same transport equipment


Innovative turbine technology leads to lower costs

In general but also for Senvion, turbine technology has

evolved significantly over the past decade.

Innovative technology is a decisive factor in order to

lower the cost of energy.

In addition, Senvion turbines are easy to finance.

…and lead to lower OPEX and a higher IRR

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Senvion Canada Inc.

Jean-Christophe Mortreux

Sales Manager

Email: [email protected]

Montreal/Toronto, Canada

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