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STX Wind Power Business
I. STX Group
II. STX Heavy Industries
III. STX Wind Power Business
IV. Wind Turbine Analysis
V. Track Records
VI. Global Networks of STX Group
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(unit :USD 1billion)
I. STX Group
1. Group Introduction
2
Foundation
May, 2001
About 52,000
(including foreign corporation, partner companies)
Domestic 15 / Foreign 46
(excluding 28 foreign office)
∙ KRX (Korea Exchange)
: STX, STX Pan Ocean, STX Offshore &
Shipbuilding, STX Engine, STX Metal
∙ SGX : STX Pan Ocean
* STX Pan Ocean : Korea, Singapore dual listing
Employees
Affiliated Companies
Listed company
25
28
15
0.9
2007 2008 2009
1.2
0.2
2007 2008 2009
Sales
Sales Profit Asset
Order
16
28 29
2007 2008 2009
16
24 22
2007 2008 2009
I. STX Group
2. Group Brief History
3
History
1976.12 – Established SSangyong Heavy Industries
2001.05 – Firm name changed to STX
2001.06 – Established STX Metal
2001.10 – Acquired STX Offshore & Shipbuilding
2002.11 – Acquired STX Energy
2004.02 – Established STX Heavy Industries
2004.11 – Acquired STX Pan Ocean
(formerly Pan Ocean shipping)
2005.02 – Acquired STX Construction
2005.05 – STX Engine, Acquired STX Radar SYS
2007.03 – Commenced construction of
STX Dalian Shipbuilding complex
2007.10 – Acquired STX Europe (formerly Aker Yards)
2007.11 – Established STX Solar
2009.08 – Acquired STX Windpower B.V.
(formerly Harakosan Europe)
2010.01 – Acquisition the business & manufacturing
right in China
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• Holding Company• S & P Business• 2,000 employees
• Global networks with81 overseas offices
• 18 shipyards in 8 countries• Total 51,000 employees
Shipping & Trading• Top Class Shipping Company• Operating 500 Fleets PanOcean
Shipbuilding & Machinery
• 44,300 employees
• Global Top Shipbuilder• Offshore Fixed & Floating Facility EPC Contractor
Offshore & Shipbuilding
• The Greatest World Class Shipbuilding Complex Dalian Shipbuilding Complex
• Global Top Cruise & Offshore Contractor• 15 yards in 6 Countries
Europe
• 4-Stroke High Speed Engine / Gen-set• Underwater Acoustic & Radar System
Engine
• Diesel Engines & Parts, Cargo Oil Pump System• Shipbuilding Machines & Materials
Metal
Corporation
Plant & Construction• 2,700 employees
• Onshore Plant EPCI Contractor Heavy Industries
• Industrial Plants, Housing and Infrastructure Construction
Energy
• 1,000 employees
• Oil & Gas E&P Business
• Steam Power Plant and Wind Energy Energy
• Solar EnergySolar
• 2-Stroke Marine Engine / Gen-set
Windpower B.V • Wind Energy
• 3,000 employees
As of March. 2010
3. Group at a Glance
I. STX Group
I. STX Group
4. Business Structure
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Business Group
Shipping &
Trading
Shipbuilding &
MachineryEnergy
Construction
& Plant
Shipping & Trading Shipbuilding & Machinery
Energy Plant ∙ Construction
STX Pan Ocean
STX Corporation
STX Offshore & Shipbuilding
STX Heavy Industries(Shipbuilding dpt)
STX Engine
STX MetalSTX Europe STX Dalian
STX Energy
STX CorporationSTX Solar
STX Construction
STX Heavy Industries (Industrial plant dpt)
STX Windpower B.V.
STX Dalian
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I. STX Group
5. Business Value Chain
Business
Area
Offshore Plant Onshore Plant TransportationE & P
Affiliates
From Upstream – Investment, Exploration & Production
To Downstream – Transportation, Storage & Distribution
Oil & Gas Field
Development
Exploration &
Production
FPSO
LNG FPSO/FSRU/SRV
Drillship
Semi-Submersible Rig
Pipe Laying Vessel
OCV / OSV
Fixed Platform
Planning
Feasibility Study
License Arrangement
Engineering
Procurement
Construction
Operation
Shipbuilding
/ Transportation
• LNG Carrier
• LPG Carrier
• VLCC
• Product Carrier
Oil Terminal
Service Station
Distribution
ValueChain
Corporation
Energy Offshore
& Shipbuilding
Dalian
Europe
Energy
Construction
Offshore
& Shipbuilding
PanOcean
Corporation
Energy
Heavy Industries
Windpower B.V Dalian Windpower
1. History of STX Wind Power Business
STX HI Wind Power Plant Business
Construction of Jeju Haengwon wind farm as EPC in 1999
Accumulated installation capacity is over 75MW in Korea by 2009
Experience of V90- 3.0MW installation
Acquisition of Harakosan Europe in Aug, 2009
STX Windpower B.V.
Lagerwey established:1979
Zephyros established for 2MW WT, based on Lagerwey 750kW:2002
Zephyros was acquired by Harakosan Co. Ltd.: 2005
Harakosan Europe was acquired by STX Heavy Industries: 2009
Renamed as STX Windpower B.V.
STX Dalian Windpower
Established in Aug, 2009
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II. STX Heavy Industries
2. Organization
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General ManagementDivision Group
Engine & ShipbuildingMaterial Group
Plant Business Group
CEO
STX Windpower B.V.
(Netherlands)
STX Dalian Windpower Co.,
Ltd.(China)
Mr. Hyung Jin, Choi Mr. Kwang Taek, YooMr. Dae Woo, RhyewMr. Ki Yeon, Lee
Mr. Hyuk Jong, Yeoh
Mr. Kwang Taek, Yoo
II. STX Heavy Industries
Wind PowerDivision
Established in Feb. 2004
Location
-R&D Center : Seoul, Changwon
-Factory : Changwon
Capital : USD 286 million
Sales
HQ in Changwon
HQ in Seoul Changwon Office
II. STX Heavy Industries
3. STX Heavy Industries Introduction
2006 2007 2008 2009
350 559 908 1,098
(Unit : USD 1million)
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BUSAN Port
MASAN Port
INCHEON
Airport
4. STX Windpower B.V.
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History
1979. Lagerwey Establishment
2005. Changed name to Harakosan Europe
2009. Changed name to STX Windpower B.V.
Engineering center
: Lelystad, Netherlands
Factory: Den Helder, Netherlands
Amsterdam
II. STX Heavy Industries
Shipping Berth
Fabrication ShopObservatory
Engine Shop
Machinery shop
Casting shop
Dry Dock & G/C(900t * 224m)
5. STX Dalian Windpower Co., Ltd.
Windpower Factory
II. STX Heavy Industries
Total : 5,500,000㎡
1. Wind Power Generator Technology Tendency
III. STX Wind Power Business
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2. Direct-Drive vs Conventional Drive
III. STX Wind Power Business
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Direct coupling
Rotor – Generator
Less moving parts
Ease of Maintenance
Lower installation cost
due to light weight hoist
assemblies
Direct-Drive
Gearless
Gear box coupling
Rotor - Generator
Complicated moving parts
High need of Maintenance
Higher installation cost
Conventional Drive
Geared
Integrated design
Single bearing concept
Min. number of components
No transport restrictions
minimum hoisting capacity
RMU, transformer, converter and cooling systems in Tower
3. STX Wind Power Generator Introduction
III. STX Wind Power Business
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4. Advantage of STX Wind Generator
III. STX Wind Power Business
Cost Advantages during operation of life-time
• Maintenance Costs Saved due to Light Weight
• Excellent Availability (over 95%) due to DD Type
• Removal of Potential Risk due to Gearless Type15
5. STX 93 (2MW New Model)
III. STX Wind Power Business
Rated Wind Speed 11 m/s
High Energy production in low wind area
Low Installation cost
More simplicity and lower numbers of
components
All interior space is connected & over
pressurized (Patent EP1218638)
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Key Features
6. Wind Turbine Concise Specifications
III. STX Wind Power Business
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STX 72 STX 87 STX93
Main Specification
Rated Power 2,000kW 2,000kW 2,000kW
Cut-in Wind Speed 3m/s 2.5m/s 3m/s
Rated Wind Speed 12m/s 11.5m/s 11m/s
Cut-out Wind Speed 25m/s 25m/s 20m/s
IEC Class Ⅱ A II A Ⅲ B
Max. Turbulence 0.16 0.16 0.16
Rotor
Material Glass fibre reinforced Glass fibre reinforced Glass fibre reinforced
Length of Blade 34m 40m 45.3m
Diameter 70.65m 87.6m 93.3m
Swept area 3,920㎡ 5,024㎡ 6,837㎡
Rotational Speed Variable Variable Variable
Tower
Hub Height 65m, 83m, 100m 65m, 83m, 110m 60m, 80m, 88m
Generator
Type
Direct-Gearless-Drive
Permanent Magnet
Synchronous Generator
Direct-Gearless-Drive
Permanent Magnet
Synchronous Generator
Direct-Gearless-Drive
Permanent Magnet
Synchronous Generator
Voltage 660V, 50/60Hz 660V, 50/60Hz 660V, 50/60Hz
Control
Pitch System Active Active Active
Yaw System Active Active Active
Corrosion protection technology Patent for offshore WTG
Original technology for High efficiency Direct Drive WTG
Installation and Construction know-how for 3MW WTG (3.0MW x 16 units, Korea)
Installation and Construction know-how for WTG less than 2MW (Total 32 units, Korea)
STX HI Wind Power Business Vision
Large
capacity
WTG
(over 3MW)
2015
Global
Top
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Offshore
Wind Farm
Development
STX Technology advantage
7. Vision of STX Heavy Industries Wind Power Business
III. STX Wind Power Business
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1. Types of Wind Turbine Generator
IV. Wind Turbine Analysis
Generator Type Drive Type
Vestas, GE, Siemense
Vestas, GE, Gamesa,
Acciona, Nordex, Dewind
Kenersys
GE, Clipper windpower,
Winwind
No Exist
No Exist
Enercon, M Torres
STX, Goldwind, Mitsubishi,
GE (Scanwind)
SCIG
DFIG
EESG
PMSG
Geared
Gearless
Geared SCIG
Geared DFIG
Geared EESG
Geared PMSG
Gearless SCIG
Gearless DFIG
Gearless EESG
Gearless PMSG
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2. Analysis of PMSG
PMSG DD PMSG 1G PMSG 3G
Merit■ High Efficiency
■ Simple Structure
■ Low Maintenance Cost
■ Reduced Size & Weight of Generator
■ Low Manufacturing Cost of Generator
Demerit■ Large & Heavy Weight of Generator■ High Manufacturing Cost of Generator
■ High Maintenance Cost for Gearbox■ Risk of the Reliability
Company STX GE Vensys/Goldwind Siemens Hyundai Multibrid, Winwind GE, Samsung H.I
IV. Wind Turbine Analysis
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Dri
ve
tra
in e
ffic
ien
cy
Wind speed (% of rated)
DFIG PMHS PMMS PMDD
Turbine power
Annual wind distribution
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3. Comparison : STX vs ENERCON
STX ENERCON Remarks
Generator PMSG DD EESG DD Gearless Type
Efficiency Highest High Lost in the Coil Winding
Cost High High Coil & Core
Maintenance Lowest Low Exciter, Rotating, Rectifier
Weight Acceptable High- STX : 46.4kg/kNm
- ENERCON : 66.5kg/kNm
Generators concepts EESG DD PMSG DD
Stator air-gap diameter, m 5 5
Stack length, m 1.2 1.2
active material weight, ton
Iron 32.5 18.1
Copper 12.6 4.3
PM — 1.7
total cost, kEuro 45.1 24.1
generator active material 287 162
generator construction 160 150
converter 120 120
sum of generator system cost 567 432
total cost (incl. margin for company costs) kWh/Euro 2117 1982
annual energy yield, MW h 7740 7890
annual energy yield/total cost, kW h/Euro 3.67 3.98
IV. Wind Turbine Analysis
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4. Comparison Chart
Bad Good1 5
Geared
SCIG
Geared
DFIG
Geared
EESG
Geared
PMSG
Gearless
EESG
Gearless
PMSG
Vestas
GE
Vestas
GE, Nordex
Kenersys Clipper
Samsung
Enercon STX
Efficiency 1 3 3 3 4 5
Weight 4 4 3 4 1 2
Cost 5 4 3 3 1 2
Maintenance 2 1 1 3 3 5
Production 2 3 3 4 5 5
Total 14 15 13 17 14 19
IV. Wind Turbine Analysis
1. STX Heavy Industries
V. Track Records
Hankyung Wind Power Plant
Installed Power Capacity : 21 MW
Location: Hankyung in Jeju (Korea)
Developer: Korea Southern Power
Service Provided: EPC
Scale : V90-3.0 MW x 5units
NM72-1.5MW x 4 units(Vestas)
Saemangeum Wind Power Plant
Install Power Capacity : 7.9 MW
Location: Kunsan in Jeonbuk Province (Korea)
Developer: Jeonbuk Province Government
Service Provided: EPC
Scale : V52-850 kW x 4 units
/ NM48-750kW x 6unit (Vestas)
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Jeju Sung-san Wind Power Plant
Installed Power Capacity : 20 MW
Location: Sung-san in Jeju (Korea)
Developer: Korea Southern Power
Service Provided: EPC
Scale: V80-2.0 MW x 10 units
Jeju Sam-dal Wind Power Plant
Installed Power Capacity: 33 MW
Location: Sam-dal in Jeju (Korea)
Developer: Hansin Energy
Service Provide: Transportation & Installation
Units: V90-3.0 MW x 11 units
1. STX Heavy Industries
V. Track Records
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1. STX Heavy Industries
Q’ty Output [MW]
STX HI 48 89.350
V. Track Records
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Project Name Customer Capacity Completion Remark
Jeju Hangwon Wind Power Plant Jeju Province, Korea 3,750 kW Oct., 2002NM48/750
x 5 sets
Saemangeum Wind Power Plant(1st) Jeonbuk Province, Korea 1,500 kW Dec., 2002NM48/750
x 2 sets
Saemangeum Wind Power Plant(2nd ) Jeonbuk Province, Korea 1,500 kW Oct., 2003NM48/750
x 2 sets
Jeju Hankyung Wind Power Plant (1st) Korea Southern Power, Korea 6,000 kW Apr., 2004NM72C/1500
x 4 sets
Saemangeum Wind Power Plant (3rd) Jeonbuk Province, Korea 1,500 kW Sep., 2004NM48/750
x 2 sets
Jeju Green Village Wind Power Plant Jeju Province, Korea 1,700 kW Feb., 2006V52-850
x 2 sets
Saemangeum Wind Power Plant (4th) Jeonbuk Province, Korea 3,400 kW Nov., 2007V52-850
x 4 sets
Jeju Hankyung Wind Power Plant (2nd) Korea Southern Power, Korea 15,000 kW Mar., 2008V90-3.0
x 5 sets
Jeju Seongsan Wind Power Plant (1st) Korea Southern Power, Korea 12,000 kW Mar., 2009V80-2.0
x 6 sets
Jeju Samdal Wind Power Plant
Transportation & InstallationNAMHAI Co., Ltd., Korea 33,000 kW Nov.,2009
V90-3.0
x 11 sets
Jeju STX Energy Wind Power Plant STX Energy, Korea 2,000kWUnder
Construction
V80-2.0
x 1set
Jeju Seongsan Wind Power Plant (2nd) Korea Southern Power, Korea 8,000 kWUnder
Construction
V80-2.0
x 4 sets
V. Track Records
2. STX Windpower B.V.
Fujian site Wind Power Plant (2008)
Installed Power Capacity: 26 MW
Location: Fujian (China)
Scale: STX72-2.0 MW x 13 units
Hogsara Wind Power Plant (2007)
Installed Power Capacity: 6 MW
Location: Hogsara (Finland)
Scale: STX72-2.0 MW x 3 units
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V. Track Records
2. STX Windpower B.V.
Muroran site Wind Power Plant (2006)
Installed Power Capacity: 2 MW
Location: Muroran (Japan)
Scale: STX72-2.0 MW x 1 units
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Taichung harbour Wind Power Plant (2005)
Installed Power Capacity: 42 MW
Location: Taichung (Taiwan)
Scale: STX72-2.0 MW x 21 units
2. STX Windpower B.V.
V. Track Records
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Project Name Site Location Capacity Completion Remark
PMDD Prototype Netherlands 2 MW 2002STX72-2.0MW
x 1 unit
Taichung harbour Wind Power Plant Taiching, Taiwan 44 MW 2005STX72-2.0 MW
x 22 units
Muroran site Wind Power Plant Muroran, Japan 4 MW 2006,20071#STX72-2.0 MW
1# STX82-2.0 MW
Shimane Prefecture
Wind Power Plant Shimane Prefecture, Japan 24 MW 2006, 2009
STX82-2.0MW
x 12 units
Hogsara Wind Power Plant Hogsara, Finland 6 MW 2007STX72-2.0 MW
x 3 units
Datang Bayinxile Wind Power Plant Inner Mongolia, China 4 MW 2007STX72-2.0MW
x 2 units
Fujian site Wind Power Plant Fujian, China 26MW 2008STX72-2.0 MW
x 13 units
Inner Mongolia site
Wind Power Plant Inner Mongolia, China 44MW 2008
STX72-2.0 MW
x 22 units
Shanxi site Wind Power Plant Shanxi , China 48MW 2008STX72-2.0 MW
x 24 units
KIER Offshore Wind Power Plant
(Korea Institute of Energy Research)Jeju Province, Korea 4 MW
Under
Construction
STX72-2.0 MW
x 2 units
Atra Eco Wind Power Plant Constanta, Rumania 12MWUnder
Negotiation
STX72-2.0MW
X 6 units
European Wind FarmsPoland, Rumania, Hungary,
Bulgaria, Czech Republic 220MW
Under
Negotiation
STX82-1.5MW
STX93-2.0MW
Iraqi Wind Farms Iraq 50MWUnder
Negotiation
STX82-1.5MW
STX93-2.0MW
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EuropeOslo Office (Norway)
Antwerp Office (Belgium)
Denmark Branch (Denmark)
London Office (U.K.)
STX Finland Cruise (Finland)
STX France Cruise (France)
STX Europe ASA (Norway)
STX Norway AS (Norway)
STX Norway Offshore (Norway)
STX Romania
STX Romania Offshore
Athens Office (Greece)
Azerbaijan Office (Azerbaijan)
AmericaNew Jersey Office (USA)
New Orleans Office (USA)
Portland Office (USA)
STX US Marine (USA)
STX Canada Marine (Canada)
Rio de Janeiro Office (Brazil)
STX Brazil Offshore
STX Latin America (São Paulo, Brazil)
Santiago Office (Chile)
AsiaSTX Dalian Shipbuilding Complex (China)
STX Dalian Heavy Industries (China)
Shanghai Office (China)
Beijing Office (China)
Mumbai Office (India)
Jakarta Office (Indonesia)
Tokyo Office (Japan)
Mongolia Office (Mongolia)
Singapore Office (Singapore)
Taiwan Office (Taiwan)
Hanoi Office (Vietnam)
STX Vietnam Offshore
Middle EastDubai Office (UAE)
Tehran Office (Iran)
Africa Lagos Office (Nigeria)
OceaniaMelbourne Office (Australia)
STX Global Network 81 Overseas Offices
VI. Global Networks of STX Group
Thank You!!
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