21. Februar

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1 Politics and Consumption: The Solar Challenge 21. Februar March 02, 2011

2 Your sun, Your energy. 21. Februar March 02, 2011

3 Company Profile Established in 1996 Plumbing and Heating Provider Specializing i in Renewable Energies today: Full-Service Provider and a market leader in the Renewable Energies industry in Northern Germany 21. Februar

4 Company Profile Headquarters since 1996 Bredstedt since 2000 Struckum/ Sörup since new office in Sörup Management: Björn Jacobsen Thorsten Höfer Februar

5 Company Profile Canada Branch in Mississauga, Ontario Established 4Q 09 USA Establishment 2Q 11 Great Britain Branch in Reading, Establishment 1Q 11 Managment: Björn Jacobsen Thorsten Höfer 21. Februar

6 Company Profile Development since Company Establishment in Februar

7 Company Profile Service Provider over 200 Employees Engineers, Technicians, Office Staff, Installers and Apprentices Divisions: i i Elektrical, l HVAC, PV, Administration and Sales 21. Februar

8 12. Regionales Engagement S.A.T. Involvement Co-founder of the 2008 established institution Workgroup Participant Founding member and supporter of the cooperative Founding member 21. Februar

9 12. Regionales Engagement S.A.T. Involvement Initiator and Project Manger of the national competition Cooperation with District Trade Association: development of innovative careers in Renewable Energies sector; training unskilled workers 21. Februar

10 The Solar Challenge Average expenditure of a private household in Germany The Renewable energy act levy accounts for 0.2% of the German household expenditure. Arts, Entertainment, Culture, Communications 14.7% Groceries, tabacco 14.3% Transportation 13.2% Clothing, footwear, furnishings 10.5% Restaurants and accommodations 4.4% Healthcare and education 4.7% Other goods and services 7.4% * Exclusive of EEG levy 21. Februar 2011

11 The Solar Challenge The costs for the promotion of renewable energy are rising, but only make up a small fraction of the overall current costs. Residential Electricity Price- Development The promotion of renewable energies accounts for a small portion of the total energy costs Cent per Kilowatt hour *Estimate Source: BMWi, ÜNB, IFnE, BDEW, Calculations 10/ Februar

12 The Solar Challenge Investitionen in die Errichtung von Investment in the construction of renewable energy facilities in Germany 2009 Erneuerbare-Energien-Anlagen in Deutschland 2009 Hydro electric Wasserkraft 70 Mio. Investment Investitionen in renewable in EE-Anlagen: energy facilities: 20,2 Mrd Billion Euro Geothermie* Geothermal Mio. Solar thermal Solarthermie Mio. Biomasse Wärme Biomass-heat Mio. Biomass-electricity Biomasse Strom Mio. Wind Windenergie Mio. Photovoltaic Photovoltaik Mio [Mio. EUR] * Großanlagen und Wärmepumpen; Abweichungen in den Summen durch Rundungen; Quelle: BMU-KI III 1 nach Zentrum für Sonnenenergie-und Wasserstoff-Forschung Baden-Württemberg (ZSW); Stand: Dezember 2010; Angaben vorläufig 21. Februar

13 The Solar Challenge Development Entwicklung of der gross Bruttobeschäftigung employment in renewable durch erneuerbare energies in Energien 2004, 2004, 2007, 2007, and und in Germany in Deutschland Wind Windenergie i Biomass Biomasse Solarenergie Solar Hydro Wasserkraft Electric Approx. Anstieg: 112% rd. increase 112 % Geothermie Geothermal öffentl./gemein Public/ nonprofit nützige Mittel types , Arbeitsplätze Jobs Jobs Arbeitsplätze 322,100 Jobs Arbeitsplätze 339,500 Jobs Arbeitsplätze Angaben für 2008 und 2009 vorläufige Schätzungen; Abweichungen in den Summen durch Rundungen; Quelle: BMU-KI III 1; "Erneuerbar beschäftigt! Kurz- und langfristige Arbeitsplatzwirkungen des Ausbaus der erneuerbaren Energien in Deutschland"; Bild: BMU / Christoph Busse / transit; Stand: Dezember 2010; 21. Februar

14 The Solar Challenge Costs and benefits from electricity generated from renewable energy sources in 2009 Environmental damage avoided Billion (Electricity) 5.7 B. Local Added-value (Electricity) 5.5 B. Merit-Order Effect (2008) B. Energy Imports avoided (Electricity 2.2 B. Green Energy Act differential costs 5.3 B. Balance and regulating energy costs 0.36 B. Network Expansion costs 0.03 B. Data from ISI/GWS/IZES/DIW, IÖW 2/ Februar

15 The Solar Challenge Solar Power Tariffs drop faster -with strong market growth PV Extention Prognosis 2011* Cuts to Renewable Energy Act (EEG) compensation for exceeding target range Additional 3 % depreciation per GWp over the target range Further levels with a PV extension over 7.5Gwp Exception solar parks: Early reduction beginning Up to 7.5Gwp Up to 6.5Gwp Up to 5.5Gwp Anticipat ion Up to 4.5Gwp Gwp = Gigawattpeak (rated power) Target range 3.5 GWp Extension 2011 Depreciation Basis for the projections is the additional increase of newly installed capacity in the period between March to May 2011, projected for the entire year. Flexible adaptations are taken into consideration projected expansions above 3.5 GWp. The total decrease by is a maximum of 24% 21. Februar

16 The Solar Challenge Photovoltaic Cost Development Average pricing in Germany in Euro per kilowatt (peak) 4. Quarter 2009: 3,135 Euro 21. Februar

17 The Solar Challenge High Acceptance for renewable energy installations in Schleswig-Holstein Renewable energy facilities general Solar Park Wind Energy Percent National Average Bio Mass Gas Power Station Nuclear Power Station Coal Power Station 21. Februar

18 Thank You for Your Attention 21. Februar