TICAD V UNIDO-AU Side Event
Clean Technologies for Sustainable Industrial Development ofAfrica
resource efficiency and renewable energy for low carbon andclimate resilient growth

How to Advance Wind Energy in the Region
African Supplier Prospective

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El-Sewedy Group Introduction
Wind Energy Business – World Wide Situation
Prospects for Africa
What will the Wind Energy Bring to Africa
Wind Energy Business Challenges – African Prospective
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EL-SEWEDY GROUP

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EGP 12,902 million Net Revenue>10,000 employees

Wiresand Cables

Wind Energy
Generation

EnergyMeasurement
and Management

EngineeringandContracting

Electrical
Products

Telecom

Solar
EnergySolutions>30 factories

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Net revenues reached EGP 7,127 million
Gross profit totaled EGP 947 million
Net Income reaching EGP 130 million

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7WIND ENERGY BUSINESS – WORLDWIDE SITUATION
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8The World Wind Energy 2012 – Annual
Report282,275 MW
Total Installed Capacity
44.6 GW
Capacity Installation in 2012
60 bn EUR Turnover
Total Wind Business in 2012
19.2% Growth Rate
Global Wind Business in 2012
Source: The World Wind Energy
Association – Annual Report 2012

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PROSPECTS FOR AFRICA

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10Prospects for Africa – Egypt A Leading
Market
20% by 2020
Egypt’s RE Targets (Wind & Hydro)
600 MW
Egypt’s Installed Wind Capacity7200 MW
Wind Capacity Target in 2020
20,000 MW
Egypt’s Potential (Gulf of Suez only)

Source: Wind Atlas Egypt

Source: The World Wind
EnergyAssociation –Annual Report
2012

WHAT WILL THE WIND ENERGY
BRING TO AFRICA?
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12Benefits of the Wind Industry in Egypt

Economic
GrowthEconomic
GrowthEnergyIndependence
EnergyIndependence

Clean Environment
Environment
Clean

Job Creation
CreationJob Estimated Turn Over in Wind resources are Egypt is challenged tostrike the balance between
availing energy for growth
while reducing Carbon
emissions to acceptable levels.
Wind doesn’t pollute theenvironment!

 Wind energy in Egypt
would impact direct (e.g.
manufacturers,IPP/developer…etc) andindirect (RM, relatedservices…etc) employment

Egypt of Euro 10.6 Billion(Appx. Egp 80 Billion) by 2020
(estimation based on today’sprices! (Source: EWEA 2009)

available locally and will neverdeplete! Egypt’s foreseen
potential is 20,000 MW
installed wind energy (SourceNREA)

 Expected at least 3
potential local wind turbine
manufacturers & 10 potential
local IPP/developers by 2020 Utilizing wind energy will
reduce dependence on oil
imports and contribute to thesecurity of energy supply

 Approximate indirect
development of 30 local subsuppliers & related supporting
industries (RM supply, subcontractors, components
supply, consultation &banking services…etc)

 Utilizing wind energy will

(Source: current market situation)lead to diversity of energy
supply (Oil, natural gas,nuclear, wind…etc.), target isto reach 20% of generation
capacity from Renewable
Energy, 7200 MW by 2020
(Source: MoE)

 With 322 MW windenergy installed Zaafarana
saved 190,000 T.O.E andreduced emissions of about
450,000 TCo2 in 2007 (Source: In Europe wind energy
employed 154,000 people in2007, with a rate of 15 people
direct employment per MW
installed per year (Source: EWEA2009)

NREA statistics)

 With 7200 MW windenergy installed, Egypt wouldAppx. save 4.25 Million T.O.E
and reduce emissions ofabout 10 Million TCo2 (Source:
Projection on NREA statistics)

 The wind energy industryin Egypt could participate forthe creation of 75,000 direct
jobs by 2020 (Source: projection on
EWEA statistics)

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14Challenges Facing the Wind Energy Sector inEgypt
1. Technology
2. Political Awareness3. Regulations & Support Scheme
4. Financing
5. Local Manufacturing & Components
6. Specialized Experiences & Labor Force
7. Product Quality & High Service Level

Challenges Facing the Wind Energy Sector
African Prospective

African Supplier Prospective

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SWEG – A LEADER IN AFRICA & MIDDLE
EAST WIND BUSINESS
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El-Sewedy for Wind Energy Generation –SWEG

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TURBINES - MTOI
 M.Torres
M-TorresCompany
Company Overview
Overview
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Leading in Paper, Aerospace &Wind Engineering
A total of 500 high skilledemployees
15% of its turnover for R&D

 M.Torres
M-TorresWind
WindDivision
Division2001 first innovative prototype1.65 MW Gearless – Direct drive
Simple mechanics &maintenanceTop Notch Technology – Gearless Concept
Direct drive – Gearless

Reliability & Robustness
Simple Mechanics & Maintenance

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TWT 2.5 MW (under development)
classes IA, IIA & IIIA (IEC )rotor diameter 90, 100 & 109m
optimal performance

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TOWERS – S.E.T
SIAG Company
CompanyOverview
OverviewThe leading tubular steel tower supplier inGermany and Europe
Market share more than 30%
Leading technology in steel industry
Over 2,000 employees
Proven track-recordof growth in Europe & Worldwide

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22Thank you for your attention.

SWEG | Elsewedy For Wind Energy Generation S.A.E.
Phone: +20 2 22 62 34 11
Email: sweg@elsewedy.com
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