Abengoa Sa · OTC:AGOAF
Abengoa Sa — Investor Day (April 2015)
19 slides from Abengoa Sa's investor day presentation, Apr 7, 2015
Slide 1: Technology, our Competitive Advantage
Innovative Technology Solutions for Sustainability Technology, our Competitive Advantage ABENGOA Completing Transformation 9th Annual Analyst and Investor Day New York City & London, April 7 & 9, 2015 José Dominguez Abascal Abengoa’s Chief Technology Officer
Slide 2: Forward-looking Statement
2 Forward-looking Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements (within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995) and information relating to Abengoa that are based on the beliefs of its management as well as assumptions made and information currentl
Slide 3: Agenda
3 Agenda 1 The technological strategy 2 The technologies
Slide 4: Agenda: The technological strategy
4 Agenda The technological strategy
Slide 5: Abengoa's R&D principles
Technology Discipline Diversification Engine of growth Competitive advantage Aligned with strategy Abengoa’s R&D principles 5 Research, development and innovation in Abengoa is conceived as its main source of competitiveness and its engine of growth Conventional product Integrated product Basic and
Slide 6: Abengoa's R&D structure
Abengoa’s R&D structure In 2014, Abengoa has restructured its internal R&D management and units Abengoa Research It centralizes all the R&D activity of Abengoa, and brings together science and technology It takes advantages of internal synergies It supplies cross-disciplinary scientific- technologic
Slide 7: Abengoa's R&D infrastructure
CPA Seville(Spain) 4.456 m2 Soland Seville(Spain) 2.253 m2 Babilafuente Salamanca(Spain) 2.052 m2 CIDI Seville(Spain) 300 m2 Madrid Madrid(Spain) 108 m2 Abengoa has eight R&D centers in Spain and USA Denver Lakewood Colorado(USA) 240 m2 St.Louis Missouri(USA) 60 m2 York Nebraska(USA) 1.364 m2 10.833
Slide 8: Investment
Investment 8 Abengoa allocated more than €1,000 M within the last two years to research, development and innovation projects; of which €817 M were allotted to innovation in Khi, Hugoton and Atacama 1 426.3 597.7 11.4 8.3 7.3 5.1 11.6 15.1 211.9 262.5 350.9 130.0 4.5 5.1 2014 2013 Others Environment
Slide 9: Agenda: The technologies
9 Agenda The technologies 2
Slide 10: Solar Thermal Energy
10 Solar Thermal Energy The technologies Increase plants competitiveness (LCOE) Start up plants under construction Improvements in O&M Support EPC New geographies Business goals Improve performance New storage systems New thermodynamic cycles Improve the dispatchability of the plants New components
Slide 11: Photovoltaics
11 Photovoltaics The technologies Reduce generation costs Improvements in O&M New geographies Manufacture and assembly of plants Business goals Increase cells efficiencies New modules for concentration (HCPV, LCPV) Hybrid PV-STE New materials (perovskites, Thin films) New concepts R&D goals
Slide 12: Water
12 Water The technologies Reduce Capex and Opex Support EPC Improvements in O&M Acquire references in water treatment New geographies Business goals Reduction of energetic costs in desalination plants Development of new water treatments Nanotechnology applied to water treatment Membranes improvement
Slide 13: Bioenergy
13 Bioenergy The technologies Reduce costs of enzymes Start up ABBK, Hugoton Improvements in O&M W2B Sale of enzymes to third parties Business goals Enzymes (2G) Butanol through fermentation Lignin valorization Biorefineries 2G Brazil R&D goals
Slide 14: Energy Crops
14 Energy Crops The technologies Reduce costs Trading of biomass Logistic services Promotion of energy crops Business goals Increase of energetic capacity through genetic selection for northern temperate and southern temperate Maximize biomass production GIS application for the development of new bu
Slide 15: Power Systems
15 Power Systems The technologies Transmission lines Distributed generation Unification of new technologies New geographies Business goals Hybrid power plants Knowledge generation for technology unification (HVDC) Power converters R&D goals
Slide 16: Storage
16 Storage The technologies New markets for energy storage (California, Germany) Molten salts (energy management) Thermochemical (power management) Business goals Increase storage capacity SSP plant Direct and indirect storage with molten salts Storage with flow batteries Storage with hydrogen as en
Slide 17: Hydrogen
17 Hydrogen The technologies Reduce costs in O&M Commercialize AIP systems Cogeneration plants New markets Business goals Start up S-80 Energy storage systems Electrocatalytic technology Hydrogen production R&D goals
Slide 18: Main Takeaways
18 Abengoa has evolved from an E&C company to a technological company 1 Main Takeaways Abengoa’s competitive advantage is based on its proprietary technology 2 In recent years, Abengoa has reached important technological goals such as Solana, Hugoton or hydrogen equipment 3 Continued focus on techno
Slide 19: Thank you
19 Thank you ABENGOA April 7 & 9, 2015 Innovative Technology Solutions for Sustainability