Swiss media visit to Olkiluoto August 15, 2014



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Swiss media visit to Olkiluoto August 15, 2014 Käthe Sarparanta Senior Adviser, Project Department Teollisuuden Voima Oyj

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN FINLAND Olkiluoto, Eurajoki Population 5.4 million Power Demand 85 TWh/a Electricity use per capita ca kwh 15000 Fennovoima Pyhäjoki Owner: Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO) Type: BWR Pyhäjoki OL1, OL2 Capacity:2 x 880 MWe Commercial use: 1979 & 1982 OL3 under construction OL4 in bidding phase Loviisa Olkiluoto Loviisa under construction and planning Helsinki Owner: Fortum Oyj Type: PWR Capacity: 2 x 488 MWe Commercial use: 1977 & 1981

KEY DRIVERS OF FINNISH ENERGY POLICY Climate change reduction of greenhouse gas emissions Cost of energy for industries, services and households Energy availability self-sufficiency, safety and security Replace fossil fuels with emission free nuclear power and renewable energy. Electricity Supply by Energy Sources 2013 (83,9 TWh) Source: Finnish Energy Industries 3

State of the power system 15.8.2014 at 10 am 4

BY 2030, NEW ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION CAPACITY WORTH OF 5 OL3 IS NEEDED IN FINLAND Two thirds of energy consumed is imported, 70% of that from Russia. 20% of electricity consumed is imported Self-sufficiency important also during peak consumption Energy efficiency increases demand for electricity Replace decommissioned production capacity 5

OL3 28.7.2014 7

OL3 PROJECT STATUS OL3 Site The Supplier has reduced the number of subcontractors and work staff at the OL3 site as it announced in December 2013. The Supplier informed that it is focusing efforts on urgent and most critical design tasks of the project Cladding works of the buildings' exterior walls are nearly completed Turbine Plant Commissioning tests of process and electrical systems continue Equipment and plant labeling completed First systems handed over from Siemens commissioning organization to the joint commissioning organization of the Consortium and TVO (OIO, Operation Integrated Organization) Reactor Plant Main components have been erected Pipeline erection work done to 95%. Remaining piping works engineering work is pending Cable pulling (75% completed) continues after cabling design is completed Containment pressure and leak-tightness tests completed successfully Planning, documentation and licensing of the reactor plant automation in progress. Factory Acceptance Tests started on April 1st, 2014 continue in Erlangen (Germany) test bay The Finnish Nuclear Safety Authority STUK's decision dated 10 April 2014 approved the I&C architecture design with some requirements TVO has not received the required updated overall schedule for OL3 project from the plant supplier AREVA-Siemens Consortium TVO therefore does not provide an estimate of the start-up time of OL3 nuclear power plant unit at the moment

OL3 STATE OF THE ART SAFETY FEATURES Double containment with ventilation and filtration Melt core cooling area Containment heat dispersion system Water reserves inside containment Four redundant safety systems 9

OL3 - CONTAINMENT PRESSURE AND TIGHTNESS TEST 31.1. 12.2.2014 31.1.

REACTOR HALL

PREPARATION FOR CTT EQUIPMENT HATCH CLOSED 27.1.2014

REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL June 2010

STEAM GENERATORS January 2011

OL3 REACTORHALL 9.12.2013 15

Fuel building fuel handling machine 16

SOLID WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEM Source:AREVA

MAIN CONTROL ROOM 18

TURBINE HALL 19

OL3 FULL-SCALE, PLANT REPLICA TRAINING SIMULATOR 20

Occupational safety week 27 The positive development of injury rate has continued General occupational safety index has stayed on a good level on the site Frequency rate less than 4 injuries per one million working hours.

THANK YOU!