Agenda. Annette Lendal - Plastic Change Anne Sophie Hansen - Maersk Jacob S. L. Gøttrup - COWI Anders Morgenthaler. Networking and Hi5 s

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3 Agenda Annette Lendal - Plastic Change Anne Sophie Hansen - Maersk Jacob S. L. Gøttrup - COWI Anders Morgenthaler Networking and Hi5 s

4 Annette Lendal, executive assistant and consultant on strategic partnerships in the not-for-profit organisation Plastic Change. Following some hectic years as a management consultant, Annette has found a renewed sense of purpose at Plastic Change, where she contributes to building sustainable change with high impact. Plastic Change works with individuals, corporates and policymakers on systemic changes that secures plastic resources are held in closed loops - and not entering our oceans.

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8 OPLYSNING om plastik som miljøproblem DOKUMENTATION af karakteren og omfanget af plastikforurening ENGAGEMENT og mobilisering af et globalt Plastic Change Community LØSNINGER til den cirkulære plastøkonomi POLITISK FORANKRING nationalt og internationalt

9 WE NEED A PLASTIC RETHINK TODAY High impact FUTURE Low impact

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18 Anne Sophie Vinther Hansen, Senior Business Developer at Maersk Supply Service, is currently working with a multitude of impactful projects that aim to make a global impact in a big way. Anne Sophie and the Innovation Team are involved in everything from cleaning up ocean plastics, to invasive algae-management, renewable energy logistics, oil and gas field decommissioning, and harvesting of sustainable minerals.

19 MAERSK SUPPLY SERVICE Providing marine services and integrated solutions to the energy sector worldwide By Senior Business Developer Anne Sophie Vinther Hansen September 2018

20 2 Who am I? Anne Sophie Vinther Hansen Senior Business Developer, Maersk Supply Service (DK) Investment Manager, Syddansk Innovation (DK) CEO & Founder, Cumulus Bio (DK) Alternative Fuel Manager, Atlantic Airways (FO) Chief R&D Officer, GoodFuels (NE) M.Sc. Business Administration (CBS) M.Sc. Biotechnology (UCPH) B.Sc. Natural Resources (UCPH)

21 Background 3 Entrepreneur since the age of 11 Dedicated science geek Passionate about moving inventions out of the lab and into the real world, where they can make a difference Experience from several industries (aerospace, hardware, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, agricultural engineering, and more) Studied and worked abroad several times Heavy metal fan and foodie

22 COMPANY OVERVIEW 4

23 5 Safe hands. Sound business. VISION Actively taking part in solving the energy challenges of tomorrow. MISSION Building on our 50 year legacy, we support our customers long-term success by offering safe and efficient offshore solutions, maximising value through aligned incentives.

24 6 Our promise of Safe hands. Sound business. is rooted in our values Constant Care Humbleness Uprightness Our Employees Our Name

25 A. P. Møller-Maersk consists of two divisions and is controlled by A.P. Møller Holding 7 A. P. Møller Holding A/S (51.23%) The Moller Family Foundation (12.94%) Den A. P. Møllerske Støttefond (5.91%) Other stakeholders (29,9%) A.P. MØLLER - MÆRSK A/S TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS ENERGY Note 1: On 10 October 2017, APMM A/S sold Maersk Tankers, previously a member of the Maersk Energy division, to APMH Invest A/S Note 2.: On 8 March 2018, APMM A/S sold Maersk Oil to Total S.A. Note 3: In April 2018, Maersk Decom established as joint venture between Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service in April 2018 Note 4: On 17 August 2018, APMM A/S announced that it will pursue a demerger via a separate listing of Maersk Drilling on Nasdaq Copenhagen in 2019

26 8 MAERSK SUPPLY SERVICE FINANCIAL SUMMARY Established 1967 Offshore employees 1 1,076 Onshore employees Countries with local presence 2 9 Revenue in 2017 (USDm) 244 Underlying Net Operating Profit After Tax in 2017 (USDm) -67 EBITDA Margin in 2017 (%) 5% Invested Capital in 2017 (USDm) 798 Note 1: Employee numbers as of 30 July 2018 Note 2: Lyngby, Aberdeen, Accra, Luanda, Mexico City, Perth, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, and St. John s

27 A global player with a 50 year solid track-record 9 St. John s Canada Mexico City Mexico Rio de Janeiro Brazil Aberdeen Scotland Lyngby Denmark Singapore Singapore Accra Ghana Luanda Angola Perth Australia 1967 Maersk Supply Service founded 1979 Delivery of first anchor handling supply vessel over 10,000 BHP 1997 Delivery of first anchor handling supply vessel over 20,000 BHP 2003 First field and subsea support vessel delivered 2011 Expanding fleet by placing order for two AHTS 2017 Maersk Supply Service begins offering full scope integrated solutions 1974 Maersk Supply Service established as an independent business unit 1994 Maersk Supply Service enters cable laying market 1999 World s most advanced anchor handling simulator established at Maersk Training 2010 Fleet renewal program completed with delivery of 18 new vessels 2014 Expanding fleet by placing order for 6 AHTS and 5 SSV 2018 New-build SSVs delivered, innovation partnership in wind, Maersk Decom established

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29 A versatile fleet serving your every need SUBSEA SUPPORT VESSELS Supporting complex subsea operations ANCHOR HANDLING TUG SUPPLY VESSELS Powerful vessels assisting mooring, installation and towing jobs 2 PLATFORM SUPPLY VESSELS Providing efficient transportation services Subsea infrastructure & FPSO installation Trenching & cable/pipe lay Diving support & surveying Inspection, maintenance & repair ROV operations Well stimulation assistance Anchor handling FPSO installation & hook ups Rig moves & towing of offshore structures Supply & cargo duties Assisting Subsea installation Supply & cargo duties Pipe transportation Riser transportation Firefighting Note: Number of vessels represents existing vessels + new-buildings to be delivered

30 Our global reach Global Lay-ups 12 (9 vessels) Europe & Middle East North America 10 SSV 1 AHTS PSV 0 (15 vessels) (6 vessels) SSV 6 SSV 1 AHTS 9 AHTS 5 PSV 0 PSV 0 Asia Pacific (5 vessels) Latin America (5 vessels) SSV 1 AHTS SSV 0 3 Africa (3 vessels) AHTS PSV 4 0 PSV 2 SSV 3 AHTS 0 PSV 0 Number of vessels in each market is a snapshot from 20 August 2018

31 New additions to our fleet A total of 10 vessels in our new-building programme with delivery Cable Laying Vessel MAERSK CONNECTOR 4 Subsea Support Vessels I-CLASS, STINGRAY SERIES 6 Anchor Handling Tug Supply M-CLASS, STARFISH SERIES DELIVERED 2016 SSV/Cable layer Maersk Connecter 138 m LOA / Breadth 27 m 9,300 DWT 2,200 m2 free deck 7,000ts carousel 50T knuckle boom crane DELIVERY COMPLETED MAY m LOA / Breadth 27 m 400ts AHC crane at 3,000 m water depth 2,000 m2 free deck Prepared for cable carousel, lay tower, well stimulation etc. Delivery 2017/ OF 6 DELIVERED Hybrid propulsion 19,600 BHP & 17,320 kw installed power 95 m LOA / Breadth 25 m 250+ ts BP 3x drum configuration 822+ m2 free deck Delivery

32 Traditional work tasks and capabilities in MSS 14 ANCHOR HANDLING TOWING OPERATIONS CRANE OPERATIONS SUBSEA CONSTRUCTION CABLE LAYING ICE MANAGEMENT LIGHT WELL INTERVENTION WALK-TO-WORK

33 Maersk Supply Service s industries 15 OIL AND GAS WIND DEEP SEA METALS DECOMMISSIONING OCEAN CLEANING

34 Integrated Solutions case stories 16 NORTH SEA Culzean Scope: Towing and mooring installation Duration: NORTH SEA Janice, James, Leadon Scope: Decommissioning Duration: PACIFIC OCEAN The Ocean Cleanup Scope: Towing, installation and monitoring Duration: 2018 PACIFIC OCEAN DeepGreen Scope: Deep-seamineral recovery Duration:

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36 OFFSHORE WIND Promising steps into industry VESTAS Announced innovation partnership with Vestas 18 MSS s interests are to improve vessel deployment and entry point to renewable wind Five areas for collaboration identified: Ins tallation a nd logistics for wind turbines Mobile/remote energy production Energy Stora ge Mobile construction of blades Conversion of el ectricity VERTICAL INSTALLER June 2018 Announce partnership with Vestas H Onshore prototype H Live installation February 2019 Decision detailed engineering production H Offshore prototype

37 JOINT VENTURE WITH MAERSK DRILLING Establishing Maersk Decom Project management 19 Name and website launched in Q Senior Management Team with strong decommissioning background in place Engineering & planning Procurement & contract management Baseline survey Flushing & cleaning Recruitment for the remaining positions in progress Good feedback from market and in contact with potential customers Regulatory consultation Well services & special tools ROV & diving operations TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS Rock dumping Drilling facilities & services Disconnect & dismantling Heavy lift Offshore support vessels & services Subject matter experts & offshore crew Recycling & waste management Shorebase, transport & logistics

38 Ma ersk Supply Service case story 13 Janice: Delivering simplified, cost effective and safe decommissioning Bundling of services reduces costs and complexities for the customer In 2016, Maersk Supply Service was contracted to provide decommissioning services for the Janice subsea field in the North Sea for Maersk Oil UK. Our project responsibilities included engineering, project planning and managing the scope of the subsea decommissioning. Approximately 10 vessels are employed in the project, utilising all three of our asset types: AHTS, PSV and SSV. As lead contractor, Maersk Supply Service has brought in three sub-contractors to execute a carefully planned decommissioning of the Janice subsea facilities from start to finish. As a result of efficient project management and strong synergies with partners on the Janice project, Maersk Supply Service secured a second contract with Maersk Oil UK for the Leadon subsea decommissioning. Why Maersk Supply Service? With the award of Janice contract, Maersk Supply Service demonstrates an innovative, bundled service approach for customers. The customer advantage Through managing project partners and leveraging our internal capabilities we are able to deliver a more simplified, cost effective and safe project solutions for our customers.

39 Ma ersk Supply Service case story 13 Leadon: Building on strong synergies to perform efficient decommissioning Efficient project management secures new decommissioning contract Building on the synergies and collaboration established in the Janice decommissioning, the same Maersk Supply Service-led team has begun work on the Leadon subsea field, using our patented flexible flowline recovery methodology. Project planning for the Leadon tow head decommissioning is already underway and up to five Maersk Supply Service vessels, including the Maersk Master, our Starfish new-build and one of the Stingray subsea support vessel new-builds, are expected to be utilised in the project program, where the vessel will perform offshore lifts of the tow heads in excess of 300Te. Why Maersk Supply Service? Securing the Janice as well as the Leadon contracts shows that Maersk Supply Service is a trusted partner when it comes to delivering projects with broader scopes of work and responsibilities. The customer advantage Through managing project partners and leveraging our internal capabilities we are able to deliver a more simplified, cost effective and safe project solutions for our customers.

40 DEEPGREEN PARTNERSHIP Positions us at the forefront of emerging deep sea metals industry 22 First offshore campaign successfully concluded in Q2 with promising results Four more campaigns planned for 2018 and 2019 are centred around environmental studies and documentation of the seabed First-mover in new industry, utilising our marine expertise looking into providing marine support for other companies pursuing deep sea metals

41 23 Polymetallic nodules + Rare Earth Metals

42 24 Want to know more about deep sea mining for polymetallic nodules? Follow the link: Want to know more about the impact of terrestrial mining? 8A/ f92a4ff498081d716d8da6b2/feedshare- mp4_3300-captions-thumbnails/ drlcss?e= &v=beta&t=fju4wizibpif- Xx0BgPemL6QvD-5LGqz971lEszD1P8

43 Comparison: deep sea vs. onshore 25 Onshore Deep sea Impact on coral reefs Extensive None Impact on rain forest Extensive None Impact on local communities Problematic Positive Potential health impacts on local communities Negative None Impact on rivers and stream Extensive None Impact on land diversity Extensive None Impact on sea diversity Extensive Minimal via Jeffrey Donalds, Deep Green Resources

44 THE OCEAN CLEANUP Supporting removal of plastic pollution from the Pacific Ocean 26 INSTALLING CLEAN-UP SYSTEM Maersk Launcher will tow The Ocean Cleanup s first cleaning system from San Francisco to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in September The Ocean Cleanup is a globally recognised frontrunner in solving the problem of plastic pollution They have developed a 600m long floating buoy system with a screen to collect plastic debris for recycling Duration of campaign is 60 days

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47 SARGASSUM INVASION Using existing knowledge from our other environmental capabilities 29

48 Sargassum invasion has been an issue in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico since 2011 The massive influx devastates local ecosystems Marine life suffer, including highly endangered species and UNESCO sites, like coral reefs and mangrove forests Current solutions aren t enough 30

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50 32 Conclusions based on my own experience STEM and business go hand-in-hand when you want to make real impact A broad experience and a natural sense of curiosity enhances innovation Real impact requires a thorough understanding of the old way - both business and technology Many companies, large and small, aim to make a real impact Job postings are some times slightly misleading Be curious!

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52 34 Anne Sophie Vinther Hansen Senior Business Developer Growth & Innovation Maersk Supply Service Web Questions? SoMe

53 Head of Section for Drainage - Infrastructure and Urban Development at COWI Jacob Skou Lopez Gøtterup. Jacob is busy designing solutions that are adapted to the expected impacts of climatic changes, specifically due to rising sea levels and changed precipitation patterns affecting urban communities. In private, Jacob is trying to change his family s way of life to reduce CO2-emissions, and influence others to do the same.

54 Anders Morgenthaler - brilliant creative, and fierce climate and sustainability activist. He ll give a talk on how he changed his perspective, why we need to do it too, and why it s much better and more rewarding to live sustainably. If you haven t already listened to his brilliant Radio-programme klimatestamentet - or his thousand other projects, now s the time.

55 That s all! See you on solid ground.