Arizona Energy Conference: Solana Project

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ABENGOA SOLARSolar Power for a Sustainable World

ArizonaEnergyConferenceUpdate:

Solana Project

27 January, 2010Phoenix, Arizona


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22Solar Power for a Sustainable World

ABENGOA SOLAR Index

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1 A Little About Abengoa Solar

A Little About Abengoa Solar

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Project Overview: Facts & Figures

Project Overview: Facts & Figures

Solana Project Status

Solana Project Status

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4 Project Benefits

Project Benefits

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5 Future Projects: Barriers and Opportunities

Future Projects: Barriers and Opportunities


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ABENGOA SOLAR About Abengoa

Abengoa is a technology and project developmentcompany applying innovative solutions for

sustainable development in infrastructure,environment and energy sectors.

Mature Founded 1941

Profitable Sales in 2008 of $5 billion USFocused Innovative Solutions for long term Sustainability

Global Present in more than 70 countries, 64% ofbusiness outside Spain

Large Over 23,000 employeesPublic Quoted on the Madrid Stock Exchange (ABG)


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44Solar Power for a Sustainable World Confidential

ABENGOA SOLARPS 10, PS 20

and the Superheated Test Tower


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ABENGOA SOLAR Solnova 1 and 3 as of December 2009


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ABENGOA SOLAR Broad Support for Solana

You can create jobs, you can put Arizona atthe forefront of new technology that can besold around the world and you can help theenvironment at the same time.

-Governor Janet Napolitano


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Site Location:

The Solana site is

located west ofGila Bend, AZ,approximately

~70 miles

southwest ofPhoenix. The site

is owned by

Abengoa SolarsSubsidiaryArizona Solar

One, LLC.

Gila Bend

Solana Site

Map Extent

Where: Solana Site & Location


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Project Facts 280 MW gross output with

conventional steam turbines

Solar Field will cover 1,920 acres (3square miles) and contain ~ 3,200trough collectors

Collectors are ~ 18 feet wide, over 400feet long, and roughly 19 feet in height

Plant water consumption approximatelyeight times less than current agriculturaluse

Thermal storage tanks allow electricityto be produced on cloudy days orseveral hours after sunset

What: Plant Components


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ABENGOA SOLAR Solana Overview

Constructing

Solana willrequire over80,000 tons of

steel enough tobuild a secondGolden GateBridge.


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ABENGOA SOLAR Interconnection


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ABENGOA SOLAR Project Status

Contract award

Program set-up

Project controls initiated

Technical studies Permitting start

Reporting frameworks

Conceptual, preliminary,and detailed engineering

Financing

Permitting

Interconnection

Site preparation

Procurement

Construction

Commissioning, testingand start-up

Systems coordination

Project completion

reports Commercial operation

Ongoing compliance

Project Completion Status

ProjectInitiation

ScopeDefinition &Conceptual

Development

PreliminaryEngineeringConstructionPlanning

DetailedEngineering

& SiteInitiation

Construction/

Final DesignEngineering

ProjectStart-Up

ProjectClose-Out

Phase 0: Phase 1: Phase 2: Phase 3: Phase 4: Phase 5: Phase 6:

February 2008 January 2010 COD 2013


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ABENGOA SOLAR Permitting Status January 2010

Key: Complete Not Complete

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EnvironmentalPlan of Service (90 Day)

Environmental Certificate

Air Quality Permit

Aquifer Protection

Annual Ten Year Plan

Class III Archaeology

Land UseCounty Plan Amendment

Special Use (Zoning) Permit

Construction PermitsEncroachment Permit

Class C Permit

Temporary Construction

Excavation Grading

Temporary Power

Building Permits

Permit to Drill

Cultural Resources Clearance

AZPDES

2008 20092007 2010


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Solar Plant With Storage vs. Utility System Load

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Project Benefits: Dispatchability


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ABENGOA SOLAR Project Benefits: Dispatchability

Solar Plant With Storage vs. Utility System Load

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Environmental Benefits

Annual Emissions Abated:

Over 475,000 tons carbondioxide

1,065 tons of nitrogen

oxides 520 tons of sulfur dioxide

Project Benefits: Environmental

This is the equivalent to removing

almost 80,000 cars from the road eachyear, or half the vehicles that travel on

the Valleys US Highway 60 everyday.

This is the equivalent to removing

almost 80,000 cars from the road eachyear, or half the vehicles that travel onthe Valleys US Highway 60 everyday.


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Procurement: Equipment Supply Origins

Solana Generating Facility

USA73%

Asia12%

South America9%

Europe6%


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Construction Workforce Expected

Workforce or igin U S A9 5 %

N o n - U S A5 %

Peak workforce

Direct hired10%

Subcontracts50%

Mirrorassembly

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Work force histogram

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US subcontractors origin

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Solana Generating Facility


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Economic Benefits Jobs

1,500 2,000 during construction phase 85 100 skilled for operating

Total Arizona benefit

Nearly $1B in direct investment $300M to $400M in 30-year tax revenues

Mirror manufacturing facility to be locatedin Surprise, AZ Additional 180 permanent jobs created

Project Benefits


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Dec 4, 2009: Solanas Special Use Permit Filing

A Final Word About IncentivizingRenewable Projects


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ABENGOA SOLAR

Kate Maracas

Vice President, Operations

ABENGOA SOLAR INC.

[email protected]

Contact

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Arizona Energy Conference: Solana Project