Outotec's Approach to Sustainable Energy and Water Solutions Mika Saariaho Senior Vice President, Energy & Water Outotec CMD 2013 December 4, London © Outotec - All rights reserved Outotec’s Energy & Water business Our strategic intent: The leading provider of sustainable minerals and metals processing solutions, and an innovative provider of sustainable energy and water processing solutions. 2 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Energy: Innovative solutions for various fuels such as biomass, coal, sludge, agricultural and industrial by-products as well as sorted waste. In addition, we offer solutions for oil winning from oil shale and phosphorus recycling from sewage sludge ashes. Water: Our solutions produce water that meets environmental discharge standards, maximize water recycling, and reduce water and energy consumption. Business opportunities to address planetary boundaries Challenges/ opportunities: Source: Rockström et al. 2009 3 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Renewable, CO2 neutral energy from biomass and waste Non acidic, calcined P-fertilizers Removal of pollutants from ores, concentrates, waste and wastewater Nitrogen recovery in municipal and industrial waste water Phosphate recovery from sewage sludge, farmyard manure and animal by-products Municipal and industrial freshwater supply and waste water purification Optimised landuse in industrial operations, e.g., paste solutions and pond water management In industrial water treatment, there is a sizable CAPEX market with fast growth in mining, metals and chemicals Growth CAGR 2013-2020, % Industrial water treatment CAPEX market size 2012 EUR billion Outotec’s focus area 4 (12%) Food and beverage Power generation Oil and gas Microelectronics Mining 29 (88%) Chemicals Pharmaceuticals Refining and petrochem Other Focus area includes: Mining, metals and chemicals Note: Additional OPEX market opportinity larger than CAPEX Source: McKinsey 4 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 7 7.2 7 4.2 13 3.0 6 2.4 8 1.8 8 1.7 6 1.3 5 1.3 Pulp and paper 1.1 2 Textiles 0.6 4 Automotive 0.6 4 Metals 0.5 15 Other 6.8 4 Total 32.5 7 Water is essential for mining industry Water is used in all the steps of metals & mineral processing. Water usage can be optimized only if core process is fully understood = Outotec’s unique competitive edge Right water in right place Right treatment for each water => Savings in CAPEX and OPEX 5 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Demand drivers in m&m (1/2): many new mining projects have been initiated in water strained areas = Major mining areas located in water stressed locations ▪ Major challenges: ▪ Negative water balances ▪ Water access variations and seasonal effects 6 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Demand drivers in m&m (2/2): many existing plants also require more advanced water treatment Sub-scale initial investment into water (environmental) management Challenges realized later and often more difficult to solve than in the greenfield phase Increased demand for water recycling Tightening environmental regulation Declining ore quality Increasing social pressure 7 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Example of water management impact on mining OPEX in Chile Cost of water treatment is typically varying between 0,5–5 USD/m3 With right water management significant savings can be done 1 USD/m3 lower treatment cost means 315 million USD savings in OPEX Source: Cochilco, Frost & Sullivan analysis 8 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Outotec’s life cycle offering in Industrial Water Treatment Key equipment and technology supplier High-tech components including unique mixers, reactors and analyzers Deep customer processes knowledge Ability to integrate proprietary equipment to customers process Guarantee of specific components and technology deliveries Solution provider Turn-key water treatment solutions In-house key equipment and processes Installation and replacement Solution for the entire system = holistic water management approach in metals & mining Guarantee of the entire system Conceptual and basic engineering Service provider Services for water treatment plants such as water chemicals, analysis, measurements and plant audits 9 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Outotec’s Water business going forward Main focus in metals and mining industry where supporting full solution offering through holistic water management Diversification into other industrial segments where customer and technology synergies Organic growth supported by technology acquisitions and partnerships 10 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Project example: Codelco MMH, Atacama, Chile New roaster, Acid plant, Gas Cleaning and Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) Total contract value over 130 MEUR Size of ETP appr. 18 MEUR • • 11 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Basic and detailed enegineering, supply of proprietary and process equipment, installation, startup services and training Treated effluent will be sent to Concentrator to improve water efficiency Cold commissioning in Dec 2013 Project example: NCS – Tsumeb, Namibia Existing smelter modification: gas cleaning, sulfuric acid and effluent treatment technologies Total contract value approximately EUR130 million Foundation work in progress The project is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2014 12 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 VIDEO: Let’s have a look how it all works… 13 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Energy market opportunity – key focus on renewables Renewable energy investments 2012 EUR bn Source: Bloomberg/UNEP Outotec’s focus area 6 (5%) Other 108 (95%) Focus area includes: Biomass and waste-to-energy 14 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Outotec’s approach Strategic focus on sustainable, resource efficient energy production Grow existing business organically and with targeted acquisitions to strengthen technology portfolio Analysis, development and/or acquisition of next generation technologies Increasing need for renevable energy: Sustainability challenge following from growing power demand Global Energy Demand Outlook +1.6% pa (2011-2030) 20112030 p.a. 7.6% 2.0% 2.6% 1.2% +2.5% pa (2011-2030) 2.0% +0.3% pa (2011-2030) Source: BP Energy Outlook 2030, published Jan 2013 15 CMD 2013 © Outotec - All rights reserved 0.8% Double-digit market growth expected in waste-to-energy resulting in opportunities for technology providers Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis 2013 16 CMD 2013 © Outotec - All rights reserved Outotec is leading the way in biomass and waste-to-energy Outotec is the pioneer of fluidized bed technology both in the minerals industry and in biomass energy systems Outotec has delivered over 100 energy systems for biomass fuels Outotec has experience of using over 250 different varieties of biomass fuels Outotec has been designing and delivering • biomass energy systems since 1973 • biomass gasification systems since 1985 • biomass advanced staged gasification systems since 2000 17 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Fuel diversity The fuel you are using today may NOT be the fuel you use in the coming years…plan for the future now! Samples of fuels used in Outotec’s fluidized bed systems: 18 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Outotec’s Fluidized Bed Technology Sludge Power Production Biomass Process Heat Tailored design: Rejects Oil Shale and others 19 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Fluidized bed thermal oxidizers Fluidized bed advanced staged gasifiers Fluidized bed gasifiers Circulating Fluidized beds Fertilizer Environment Project example: Manure incineration – Hereford (TX) facility The multi-fuel Outotec Energy Products system is designed to convert 420,000 tons of cattle manure a year into energy for an ethanol plant. 20 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Project example: Plainfield Renewable Energy, Plainfield, CT Renewable energy, Wood/C&D 348,000 lb/hr steam 1565 psi, 955 deg F 43.5 MWe Completion: Winter 2013 21 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Project example: Eucalyptus Tree Wastes (Italy) Renewable energy 164,000 lb/hr steam 900 psi, 900 deg F 18 MWe Completion: 2013 22 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Under Execution: Largest CHP plant in Turkey Sludge & Rejects Throughput 450,000 mtpy Electric power 30 MWel Completion: Summer 2014 23 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Under execution: Outotec’s expertise leveraged in new energy area of oil winning from oil shale Optimization of equipment and process Pre-filling of First Oil Shale retort with to plant limestone First oil shale to CFB Increasing of First oil from plant capacity and availability First circulation of Enefit280 heat carrier and Enefit 280, Narva, Estonia heating up of retort Production Oil 37 t/h / approx. 290 000* t/a (~1.7 mbbl/y) Gas 9700 Nm3/h / approx. 78 MNm3/y Electrical power 28 MW (steam 114 t/h) Efficiency From 1 t of dry oil shale the plant could produce: Oil 0.152 t Gas 39.6 Nm3 El. Power (net) approx. 18 MW 24 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Stable combustion of oil shale in CFB Steam blowing Sustainable waste water sludge treatment Application of sludge on farmland is becoming very restricted. Thermal oxidation is an efficient means for treatment of sludge. Outotec also has proprietary technology for recovering phosphorus from ash for fertiliser manufacturing. Outotec has designed and built 14 sludge treatment plants in Europe and 7 in the US. Outotec is currently designing and constructing the sludge treatment plant for the city of Zurich. Converts 100,000 tonnes per year of dewatered sludge from Zürich State to electricity and district heating Contract value ~50 MEUR 25 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Sustainability through overall materials efficiency: Phosphate recycling From ash to fertilizer with Outotec’s ASHDEC technology 26 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Different fertilizer production options downstream Example: production of NPK fertilizers from renewable phosphates, scale 12 mtph, at Lonza AG; Visp, Switzerland 27 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 In summary: Outotec Energy & Water business Outotec mission to be ”… an innovative provider of sustainable energy and water processing solutions” Market opportunity driven by global sustainability agenda Focus on technology company offering and life cycle solutions Both organic and in-organic growth options evaluated, focus on customer and technology synergies Also looking at longer-term growth options for Outotec 28 © Outotec - All rights reserved CMD 2013 Q&A © Outotec - All rights reserved