Hywind Scotland. Status and future challenges. Dundee - November 8 th 20 18

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1 Hywind Scotland Status and future challenges Dundee - November 8 th 20 18

2 We are Equinor Turning natural resources into energy for people and progress for society We are Equinor Statoil Turning natural resources into energy for people and progress for society Competitive at all time s Transforming the oil and gas industry Providing e ne rgy for a low carbon future

3 New Energy Solutions at the core of Equinor s strategy Norwe gia n continental shelf International o il & g a s Build on unique position Deepen core areas Highly cost compe titive Attractive project pipeline Exploration potential Enhance Brazil portfolio Fle xible US position New growth options Johan Sverdrup Mid str e a m and ma rke ting Always safe High value Low carbon New energy solutions US onshore Access p re mium ma rke ts Industrialapproach Kå rstø Flow assurance Asset backed trading Ca p ita l light Offshore wind Low-carbon solutions Ventures, R&D Offshore wind 3 New Energy Solutions

4 Building a profitable offshore wind portfolio Hywind demo In production Hywind Scotland In production Ba twind In development 2.3 MW 30 MW 1 MW Flo a t ing Bottom fixed Sheringham Shoal In production Dudgeon In production Arkona In development 316 MW 40 2 MW 385 MW 4 New Energy Solutions

5 Expanding within offshore wind 1 Floating wind to oil and gas insta lla tions Norwa y 10 0 MW Expanding global position UK/Ire la nd, Fra nce, US West Coast, Japan Flo a t ing Bottom fixed Doggerbank UK Empire Wind USA Ba ltyk II & III Pola nd 3.6 GW 1-2 GW 1.2 GW 1. Figure s: Insta lle d capacity, 100% basis. 5 New Energy Solutions

6 Wind technologies and benefits of floa ting offshore wind Resources Deeper, farther from shore Site fle xibility Spa ce a va ila bility Jobs Dome stic a nd e xp ort ind ustria l op p ortunitie s Regional developments Build on O&G Onshore Sha llow wa te rs Monopile: 0-30 m Economics High capacity factor Hig her sca la b ility? Standardisation potential Deepwater floating Floating structures +60 m Tra nsitiona l de pth Jacket/Tripod 30-50m Ne w a pplica tions Ele ctricity to p op ula tion ce nte rs Power industry and O&G Recycle marine spaces 6 Document Title

7 Hywind Scotland experience Safety Performance Improvements Zero HSE incidents Dynamic performance within design parameters Capacity factor - above industry average Performance availability - above budget and industry average Te sting of advanced motion controlle rs Integration with battery storage 7

8 Hywind Scotla nd Installed capacity of park 30 MW Which is enough to power homes 8 Docume nt Title

9 Hywind concept / Hywind in numbers 9 Document Title

10 10 Cla ssifica tion: Restricted Sta toil ASA

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12 612september 2017 Cla ssifica tion: Restricted Sta toil ASA

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14 6 se pte mbe r Cla ssifica tion: Re stricte d Sta toil ASA

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16 Operational Experience Project delivered on time and without serious incidents Successful commissioning and start -up ing in Scotland Initial teething issues Challenging weather conditions Handover to operations In normal production by year end Production and performance significantly exceeding expectations

17 Hywind Ta mpe n offshore wind fa rm in the North Se a 11 wind turbines between Snorre and Gullfaks Combined capacity of 88MW Concrete substructures and shared anchors Considerable CO2 e mission reductions 17 New Energy Solutions

18 Future applications Gas Fa ctory Offshore windfa rm Ba twind High volta ge grid Oil and gas pla tform Fish fa rming Offshore windfa rm Subsea insta lla tions

19 Re ca p - Any challenges? Ma rke t Need to match cost level of other energy generation technologies Project pipeline Larger projects Technical Improve and develop all parts of the industry to improve competitiveness of floating offshore wind Combining solutions Bundling technologies Wind Turbine Generator Under construction Substructure Under development Mooring system Anchors Dynamic cables and export system 19 New Energy Solutions

20 Floa ting Offshore Wind Ce ntre of Exce lle nce Promote floa ting offshore wind Enga ge with supply cha in Ca pture a nd dissemina te experience from ongoing projects Esta blish a point of conta ct for resea rch a nd development a ctivities 20

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