EU ENERGY PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMME



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EU ENERGY PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMME

EU energy projects funded under the European Economic Recovery Programme In November 2008, the Commission put forward a comprehensive European Economic Recovery Programme (EERP) to exit from the crisis and coordinate recovery in Europe. Part of the EERP was to mobilise EU sources of funding to accelerate the implementation of major investment projects, notably in the energy sector. 59 energy projects will be funded overall (see graphs and lists in annex). The Commission has already adopted 44 grant decisions for the gas and electricity infrastructure projects and has signed grant agreements on carbon capture and storage (6 projects) and offshore wind energy (9 projects) with the beneficiaries. This represents an amount of 3, 8 billion. This is an excellent result if one considers the size of the programme and the unusually tight deadline. Construction works have started, investment costs are being incurred and the European programme is playing its role of stimulus to economic recovery. Thanks to the programme, energy projects that otherwise would have been delayed or even cancelled due to the economic crisis can now be implemented. Some projects have already been completed and are now operational. For example: Romania Hungary gas interconnector Austria Hungary electricity interconnection Austria Slovakia gas reverse flow project Hungary Croatia gas interconnection about to be finished and soon to be operational. Progress in implementation is reflected in the level of payments, which are now gaining momentum. At the end of 2010, 697 million have been paid to beneficiaries: 354 million to gas and electricity infrastructure projects 146 million to offshore wind energy projects 197 million to carbon capture and storage projects. - 1 -

A small amount of 146 million (3.7% of the energy pillar) could not be committed by the December 2010 deadline. An amended EU Regulation provides for the reallocation of these funds to a new financial facility supporting energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives. This will take the form of an investment fund, where the initial shareholders will be the EU and the EIB. Other financial institutions could join the fund later. The beneficiaries of the facility will be municipalities and other local authorities as well as public or private entities acting on behalf of those public authorities. The facility will provide loans, guarantees and equity as well as technical assistance. Geographical presentation of the selected proposals Graph 1 Gas interconnectors Graph 2 Flow gas projects Graph 3 Electricity infrastructure projects Graph 4 Offshore wind energy projects Graph 5 Carbon capture and storage projects Detailed lists of the selected projects Table 1 Grants awarded to gas interconnectors projects Table 2 Grants awarded to reverse flow gas projects Table 3 Grants awarded to electricity infrastructure projects Table 4 Grants awarded to small islands projects Table 5 Grants awarded to offshore wind energy projects Table 6 Grants awarded to carbon capture and storage projects * * * ANNEXES - 2 -

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Table 1: GAS INTERCONNECTORS Project as mentioned in the EEPR Regulation Applicant Name Country(ies) Maximum Union contribution in Nabucco Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbH AT, HU, BG, DE, 200 000 000 RO ITGI Poseidon IGI Poseidon S.A GR, IT 100 000 000 Skanled/Baltic pipe Energinet.dk DK 100 000 000 Gaz System S.A PL 50 000 000 Liquified Natural Gas Terminal at Polish Coast at port of Świnoujście Polskie LNG sp. z.o.o & Zarzad Morskich Portow Szczecin i Swinoujsce S.A PL 80 000 000 Slovakia-Hungary Interconnector (Vel'ký Krtiš Vecsés) Gas transmission system in Slovenia between the Austrian border to Ljubljana (excluding the section Rogatec-Kidričevo) Interconnection Bulgaria-Greece (Stara Zagora Dimitrovgrad-Komotini) FGSZ Natural gas Transmission Closed company Limited Eustream a.s HU SK 30 000 000 Geoplin plinovodi d.o.o SI 40 000 000 1) Public Gas Corporation of Greece (DEPA) 2) EDISON S.p.A 3) Bulgarian Energy Holding EAD GR, IT, BG 45 000 000-8 -

Romania-Hungary gas interconnector Expansion of Gas Storage Capacity in the Czech hub FGSZ Natural gas Transmission Closed company Limited SNTGN TRANSGAZ SA RO HU 16 606 788 RWE Gas Storage CZ 35 000 000 Hungary-Croatia interconnection FGSZ Natural gas Transmission Closed HU 20 000 000 company Limited Bulgaria-Romania interconnection 1) S.N.T.G.N TRANSGAZ SA RO, BG 8 929 000 2) BULGARTRANSGAZ EAD Reinforcement of FR gas network on the 1) GRTgas SA FR 175 765 000 Africa-Spain-France axis 2) TIGF SA GALSI (Gazoduc Algérie-Italie) Galsi Spa IT 120 000 000 Gas interconnection Western Axis Larrau Enagas SA ES 45 000 000 Branch Germany-Belgium-United Kingdom pipeline FLUXYS SA BE 35 000 000 France-Belgium interconnection FLUXYS SA & GRTgas SA BE & FR 200 000 000 TOTAL GAS 1 301 300 788-9 -

Table 2: REVERSE FLOW GAS PROJECTS REN-GASODOTU S.A PT 10 700 750 SNTGN TRANSGAZ SA RO 1 560 000 Baumgarten-Oberkappel Gasleitungsges m.b.h AT 1 883 500 (BOG) OMV Gas GmbH AT 425 000 OMV Gas GmbH AT 1 150 000 Infrastructure and equipment to permit Trans Austria Gasleitung GmbH AT 4 800 000 REVERSE FLOW NAFTA a.s SK 2 936 121 in the event of short term supply disruption Eustream a.s SK 664 500 RWE Transgas Net, s.r.o CZ 3 675 000 FGSZ Natural gas Transmission HU 8 078 500 Latvijas Gaze & AB Lietuvos Dujos LV 12 940 000 Gas System S.A PL 14 405 248 RWE Transgas Net, s.r.o CZ 2 300 000 RWE Transgas Net & Gaz-System S.A CZ & PL 14 000 000 Total Reverse Flow 79 518 619-10 -

Table 3: ELECTRICITY INTERCONNECTORS Project as mentioned In the EEPR Regulation Applicant Name Country(ies) Maximum Union contribution in Estlink-2 1) Fingrid Oyj FIN, ET 100 000 000 2) Elering OÜ 1) Affârsverket svenska Krafnät SE, LT 131 000 000 Interconnection Sweden-Baltic States, and 2) AB Lietuvos Energija strengthening of the grid in Baltic States Latvenergo AS LV 44 000 000 Halle/Saale Schweinfurt 1) Vattenfall Europe Transmission GmbH DE 100 000 000 2) Transpower stromübertragungs GmbH Wien-Győr 1) VERBUND-Austria Power Grid AT, HU 12 989 800 2) MAVIR ZRt Portugal-Spain interconnection reinforcement REN - Rede Electrica Nacional S.A PT 21 126 213 REN - Rede Electrica Nacional S.A PT 28 873 787 Interconnection France-Spain (Baixas - Sta 1) Red Electrica de España ES, FR 225 000 000 Llogaia) 2) Réseau de Transport d'electricité New submarine cable between Sicily Terna S.p.A IT 110 000 000 Continental Italy (Sorgente Rizziconi) Ireland/Wales intercom-nector (Meath- Eirgrid IRL 110 000 000 Deeside) Electricity interconnection Malta-Italy 1) Enemalta Corporation MT, IT 20 000 000 2) Terna Spa - Rete Elettrica Nazionale TOTAL Electricity 902 989 800-11 -

Table 4: SMALL ISLANDS PROJECTS Project as mentioned In the EEPR Regulation Applicant Name Country(ies) Maximum Union contribution in Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CY 1 10 000 000 Small isolated island initiatives Enemalta Corporation MT 2 5 000 000 TOTAL 15 000 000 1 2 LNG project Electricity project - 12 -

Table 5: OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY Project name Applicant name Maximum Union contribution in Baltic - Kriegers Flak I, II, III: Combined Grid Solution 50Herz (DE), Energinet.dk (DK) 150 000 000 COBRA CABLE TenneT TSO B.V. (NL), Energinet.dk (DK) 86 540 000 Scottish Hydro Electric Offshore HVDC hub BARD Offshore 1 ("BARD 1") Gravity foundations for deep water wind farms using efficient serial manufacturing and fast installation processes (Global Tech I - Gravity Foundations) Nordsee Ost offshore wind farm Transmission Ltd. (UK) 74 100 000 Ocean Breeze Energy GmbH & Co KG (DE) 53 100 000 Wetfeet Offshore Wind Energy Gmbh (DE), Strabag Offshore Wind GmbH (DE) 58 550 000 Essent Wind Nordsee Ost Planungs - und Betriebsgesellschaft GmbH (DE) 50 000 000 Trianel Windkraftwerk Borkum Borkum West II GmbH & Co. KG (DE) 42 710 000 Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm - Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm Wind Deployment Centre Limited (UK) 40 000 000 Optimised logistics and innovative substructures for the far-shore deepwater Thornton Bank wind farm C-Power (BE) 10 000 000 Total 565 000 000-13 -

Table 6: CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE Country Project Name Applicant Name/Country Maximum Union contribution in DE Jaenschwale Vattenfall Europe Generation 180 000 000 UK Hatfield Powerfuel Power Limited 180 000 000 IT PorteTolle Enel Ingegneria e prod. 100 000 000 NL Rotterdam Maasvlakte CCS Pjt CV 180 000 000 PL Belchatow PGE Elektrownia Belchatow 180 000 000 ES Compostilla ENDESA Generacion sa 180 000 000 Total 1 000 000 000-14 -