Re-Source Webinar: EMEA Corporate PPAs

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1 Re-Source Webinar: EMEA Corporate PPAs Kyle Harrison March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

2 Analysis to help you understand the future of energy Solar Wind Power and Utilities Gas Carbon Markets & Climate Energy Smart Technologies Storage Electric Vehicles Mobility and Autonomous Driving Frontier Power Emerging Technologies Americas Europe, Middle East & Africa Asia Pacific 1 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

3 With 200 experts across six continents 40 San Francisco North America New York Washington DC London 90 Munich Zurich Milan Europe Beijing 35 Asia Pacific Tokyo Shanghai New Delhi Hong Kong 30 Africa Singapore 5 South America Sao Paulo Cape Town Sydney 2 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

4 2017 was a record year for corporate PPAs globally Global corporate PPA volumes, by region Annual volume (GW) Cumulative volume (GW) YTD AMER EMEA APAC Cumulative Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Onsite PPAs not included. APAC number is an estimate. Pre-market reform Mexico PPAs are not included. These figures are subject to change and may be updated as more information is made available. 3 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

5 Corporate procurement has reached a global scale Corporate PPA RE100 commitment Both Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance, The Climate Group 4 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

6 New companies are establishing targets and purchasing clean energy Top EMEA corporate buyers New entrants in EMEA, 2017 MW Norsk Hydro Google Vivens Alcoa Microsoft Deutsche Bahn Facebook BT Group HSBC McDonald's Solar Wind Other Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Onsite PPAs not included. 5 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

7 Corporate PPAs in Europe are limited to a select group of countries EMEA corporate PPA volumes, by country GW Nordics Netherlands United Kingdom Other Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Onsite PPAs not included. 6 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

8 What has catalysed corporate PPA activity in Europe? Double compensation Netherlands corporate PPA volumes, by technology MW SDE+ United Kingdom corporate PPA volumes, by technology MW RO expiration Solar Wind Biomass & Waste Solar Wind Biomass & Waste Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Onsite PPAs not included. 7 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

9 What has catalysed corporate PPA activity in Europe? Integrated markets Nordics corporate PPA volumes, by technology U.S. PPAs, by technology (color) and capacity (bubble size) Annual volume (MW) Wind Other Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Onsite PPAs not included. 8 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

10 A diverse group of European companies have committed to the RE100 European-domiciled RE100 share of electricity demand supplied by renewables, by industry classification (bubble color) and market capitalization (bubble size), 2016 Renewable share 120% 100% H&M 80% 60% 40% 20% Novo Nordisk Carlsberg HSBC Anheuser-Busch InBev Telefonica Nestle Akzo Nobel 0% Manufacturing Consumer Staples Technology Materials TWh Financials Food and Beverage Communications Healthcare Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Bloomberg Terminal, The Climate Group Note: Renewables share includes unbundled certificate purchasing and utility contracts. 9 March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

11 These companies will have a Belgium-sized renewable electricity shortfall by 2030 Europe-domiciled RE100 supply-demand fundamentals TWh Wind (contracted) Solar (contracted) Certificate purchases Onsite generation Renewable shortfall Electricity demand Renewable electricity demand Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Bloomberg Terminal, The Climate Group Note: Certificates includes utility contracts and unbundled guarantees of origin. Certificates assumed to step down 10% each year, while contracted solar, wind and onsite generation remain steady through March 5, 2018 SolarPower Europe

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