Corporate Profile Energy

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1 Corporate Profile Energy

2 Index 01 Company Overview 02 Energy Division 03 References and Projects 04 Our Customers 05 Why Sampol?

3 Company Overview Introduction & Main figures Independent Spanish group founded in 1934 Multidisciplinary team of 150 engineers Development and management of projects: Energy and Power Plants, Electromechanical installations, Telecommunications and Controls applied to Infrastructures, Industry and Singular Buildings. EPC projects, O&M services (24x365), BOT projects International activity: Europe, Latam, North-Africa. International activity since 1980 Tournover EURO 160 MM 700 Employees

4 Company Overview Organization SAMPOL GROUP ENERGY Business Unit TECHNOLOGICAL INTEGRATION Business Unit M&E INSTALLATIONS Business Unit Energy B. U. Development, construction and exploitation of Power Plants. Prime & Emergency Power Plants, CHP Plants, Renewable Energy, Energy efficiency Mechanical & Electrical Installations B.U. Construction and turn-key projects of electromechanical installations. Maintenance services. Technological Integration B.U. Security, Telecommunication and Control Systems

5 Company Overview Markets Infrastructures: More than 500 projects at 55 Airports, 6 Metro Systems Energy: Construction of Electrical Infrastructure and Power Plants. Efficiency, Renewable & Cogeneration. 50 MW under operation. Hotels & Buildings: Energy, M&E and Telecom Facilities. 200 Hotels & Resorts Technological Integration: Security, Telecommunication and Control Systems

6 Company Overview Presence REGIONAL HQ SUBSIDIARY MULTINATIONAL AREA EUROPE & AFRICA: Spain, Italy, Germany, Cape Verde LATAM: Mexico, Dominican Republic, Panama, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Colombia, Perú

7 Energy Division

8 Energy Division Activity and Capacity Activity Energy outsourcing (electricity, electricidad, calor, frío, vapor ) Turn key projects: CHP Plants, renewable energy, energy efficiency. Capacity Feasibility Studies and Engineering Design EPC / EPC+ OM of Power Plants and electrical infrastructures BOT/ BT+OM of Power Plants Energy Outsourcing Operation and Maintenance Fesibility Study Engineering Design Construction Installation Commisioning Operation & Maintenance

9 Energy Division What we offer? 01 Power Plants (0,5-100 MW) Prime Power Plants Combined Heat and Power Plants (Cogeneration & Trigeneration) Renewable Energy: PV & Biomass Emergency Power Plants 02 Electrical Infrastructure HV Transmission lines and Substations Conversion and measurement centers Maintenance of Lines and Substations

10 Energy Division What we offer? 03 Controls and Automation Control and Operation systems for Power Plants CHP/Trigeneration Plants, Renewable Energy Generators Control and Management systems of installations Integrated Control Centers / Systems integration Business Intelligence Applications Energy Efficiency, Monitoring of consumption

11 Energy Division What we offer? 04 Energy Efficiency. Energy Outsourcing Energy Audit Combined Heat & Power Plants Energy Centres, District Heating & Cooling Outsourcing of installations, Energy Services, Energy Supply, Operation & Maintenance Costs savings. Emission reductions.

12 Energy Division What we offer? 05 DRUPS Dinamic Rotative UPS Main Applications Banks & Finance Data Centers and Critical Services Hospitals Telecommunications and Television Electronic and Sensitive production units

13 Index 01 Introducción del Grupo SAMPOL 02 Energía 03 Referencias y Proyectos 04 Nuestros clientes y Certificados 05 Por qué SAMPOL? References and Projects

14 References and Projects Our Customers Industry Airports Hospitals Hotels & Resorts Data Centers Contracts EPC, EPC + OM BOT, BOOT, 35 Power Plants International References Spain, Italy, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Cape Verde, Jamaica Trigeneration Plant (33MW) Madrid Airport

15 References and Projects Cogeneration & Trigeneration Power Plants Customer Plant Location Potencia Madrid Airport Trigeneration Madrid (Spain) 33 MWe Campofrío Food Group Cogeneration Burgos (Spain) 10 MWe Fiorucci, Santa Palomba Cogeneration Pomezia (Italy) 7 Mwe Bahía Príncipe San Juan Resort Trigeneration Dominican Republic 4 Mwe Son Llàtzer Hospital Trigeneration Mallorca (Spain) 3,3 Mwe Parc Bit Trigeneration and District H&C Mallorca (Spain) 2,9 Mwe Bahía Príncipe El Portillo Resort Trigeneration Dominican Republic 2,7 Mwe Human Evolution Museum Cogeneration Burgos (Spain) 2,3 kwe Ciuden Fundation Cogeneration Ponferrada (Spain) 1 Mwe

16 Reference List. CHP CHP Plant Campofrío. Burgos (Spain) CHP Plant Description Customer Campofrío Food Group (Cooked & cured ham factory) Technical Data: Electric Power: 10 MWe Heating Power: 10 MW Built in 1996 Repowered in 2012

17 Reference List. CHP CHP Plant Fiorucci. Santa Palomba (Italy) Technical Data Fiorucci. Processed meat factory Technical Data Electric Power: 6,85 MWe Heating Power: 5,50 MWt Start Up 2013

18 Reference List. CHP CCHP Plant Parc Bit Technological Park, Mallorca (Spain) Parc Bit CHP Power Plant. Mallorca Parc Bit Mallorca (Spain) 140 Ha 18 Buildings District Cooling and Heating Plant Figures Electric Power 2,9 MW Heating Power: 2,4 MW Cooling Power: 1,75 MW

19 Reference List. CHP CCHP Plant Parc Bit Technological Park, Mallorca (Spain)

20 Reference List. CHP Madrid Airport T4 & TS4 CCHP Plant (Spain) Design Specifications Airport traffic volume T4: 35 MM passengers/year Surface to conditioning: T m2 TS m2 Total m2 Power emergency running plant 6x5,5 MW dual engines (fuel/natural gas)

21 Reference List. CHP Madrid Airport T4 & TS4 CCHP Plant (Spain) CCHP Plant Figures CCHP plant technical data Electric Power: Heating Power: Cooling Power: 33 MWe 25 MWt 19 MWf Investment: 30 MM Term of Energy Supply contract:

22 Reference List. CHP Madrid Airport T4 & TS4 CCHP Plant (Spain)

23 Reference List. CHP CCHP. Son Llàtzer Hospital, Mallorca (Spain) Technical Data Hospital surface: m2 Capacity: 440 rooms CCHP Plant Electric Power: Heating Power: Cooling Power : 3,35 MW 2,95 MW 1,8 MW

24 Reference List. CHP Hotels & Resorts. Power Plants El Portillo Resort Dominican Republic CHP Plant Electric Power 2,7MWe Heating Power 2,2MWt Rio San Juan Resort Dominican Republic CHP Plant Electric Power 4MWe Heating Power 3MWt

25 Reference List. Photovoltaic Photovoltaic Solar Farm Binipark (Spain) Technical Data Nominal Power: kw Installed Power: kwp Panel ammount:

26 Reference List. Photovoltaic La Cortadeta PV farm, Llucmayor (Spain) Technical Data Nominal Power: kw Installed Power: kwp Panel ammount: 9.060

27 Reference List. Photovoltaic Photovoltaic Solar Farm, Alicante (Spain) Technical Data Nominal Power: 750 kw Installed Power: 798 kwp Panel ammount: 4.692

28 Reference List. Power Plants Power Plant and HV Substations. Santo Domingo Metro (Dominican Republic) Description Emergency Power Plant for Santo Domingo Metro (Line 1) Main Figures Power Plant: 9 generators 2500 kva 2 High Voltage Substations 132/20kV; 40 MVA.

29 Index 01 Company Overview 02 Energy Division 03 References and Projects 04 Our Customers & Certificates 05 Why Sampol?

30 Our Customers & Certificates Customers

31 Our Customers & Certificates Certificates Quality, Enviromental and Risk Prevention Systems Certificated ISO ISO OSHAS UNE R+D Certificated Projects (UNE :2006) - TETRA Network of Madrid Airport - Control System of Alicante Desalination Plant - Security Installations of Lanzarote Prision L Runway Lighting System of Madrid Airport - Control and IP Communications of Palma Subway - Security and Control Installations of Son Vich Tunnel -

32 Index 01 Company Overview 02 Energy Division 03 References and Projects 04 Our Customers 05 Why Sampol?

33 Why Sampol? SAMPOL GENERAL KEY ASSETS Global vision of the complete system and subsystem Technical Areas Energy Generation Electrical Facilities Mechanical Instalall Control and Integration Global vision of both airport & systems (Air Side / Land Side) Telecomm IT Business Unit Global knowledge of the entire system lifecycle: M&E Business Unit Energy B.U. Feasibility Study & Engineering Design Project Management Installation Comissioning Operation and Maintenance

34 Why Sampol? SAMPOL PROJECT EXECUTION KEY SUCCESS Independent group: Non externals interferences. Strong Financial Stabilitiy Strong experience: energy facilities and efficiency Direct management of complete project life cycle: Engineering, Construction, O&M Multisectorial customers: industry, infrastructures, hospitals, hotels. Solid Experience on critical activities: Energy, Industry and Infrastructures The value of airport market: 30 years as contractor for the largest airport operator by number of passengers Critical systems. Critical works. Critical services. Critical times Independence from product manufactors. Standard systems Guarantee of independence and investment Quality Assurance guaranteed. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OSHAS 18001

35 Why Sampol? V DEDICATION & e INVOLUCRACION Project size vs Company size. Interlocutors IV III II I INTEGRATION COMPANY Standard systems. Guarantee of independence and investment COMPANY STABILITY Financial Stability. Non external interference. HR Fidelity PLANING AND IMPROVEMENTS Critical environments. High technology systems. R+D EXPERIENCE AND TEAM Multidisciplinary team. Experts support.

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