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SINTEF Energy Research We develop solutions for the great challenges of our time. We are an internationally leading research and knowledge institute. We create business opportunities and values for the industry and the economy We collaborate closely with NTNU SINTEF is a non-profit organisation Technology for a better society

Distinctive character of SINTEF Energy Research Our primary target is to create value in the power industry, for our customers and for society as such. We have a solid economy, where profit generated in the company is re-invested in the company based on our vision and the object of the company, which are R&D Technology for a better society 2

SINTEF as software house Strategy and our objective and vision Creative, productive maintenance Future plans Research manager, Michael Belsnes Technology for a better society 3

Main goal and strategic focus areas SINTEF shall be a world-leading research institute We develop solutions to some of society's grand challenges by being at the forefront of our strategic focus areas: Renewable energy, climate- and environmental technology Oil and gas Ocean space technology Health and welfare Enabling technologies Technology for a better society 4

Strategic areas in SINTEF Energy Research GENERATION DISTRIBUTION ENERGY USE CCS in power plants (2) Hydro power (3) Offshore wind (4) Under water power supply and prosessing (10) Transmission and Nordic power to Europe (8) CCS in industry (2) Energy saving (1) Bioenergy (5) Distribution and use of electric energy (7) System integration of renewable energy (6) Gas technology and LNG (9) Energy political framework (11) Fossil Renewable Neutral SINTEF Energy Research work with the entire value chain Technology for a better society 5

Energy system Norway, Scandinavia, Europe LTM Long-term & seasonal planning Together with NTNU we aim to be the ones closest to the correct solution. Our organization must be robust in size and distribution of expertise We aim to be internationally leading in hydro power scheduling and to be reputable within R&D through application and publication. KTM Short-term energy management Simulation & verification Time Planning Implementing Technology for a better society 6

MAXIMUM VALUE CREATION R&D with industry relevance and high professional quality F Value creation through improved practise U Technology for a better society 7

New FME can create large values in the industry and contribute to realization of SINTEF Energy Research's strategy for Hydro Power FME Clean Energy Value creation Environment Technology Production planning Environmetal design Investment and maintenance Industry Investing 15 Mill/year R&D value 60 Mill/year Technology for a better society

Combination into a product strategy Research strategy Technology (IT) strategy Product strategy Strategy for development and market Technology for a better society 9

Maintenance principles Important for the users Important for SINTEF Our models shall contribute to both the users and SINTEF Energy's objectives. Our models must have a viable level (technology that gives competitiveness in use as well as continued R&D) Our work shall be conducted with quality and effectiveness. Technology for a better society 10

Maintenance contribution and development in quality of delivery Contribution Delivery Quality 2 Delivery Quality Project GUTS 1 Maintenance Time Technology for a better society 11

MAINTENANCE BASIC DELIVERY SUPPORT AND FAULT CORRECTION IMPROVEMENT, NEW FUNCTIIONALTY, DOCUMENTATION ADAPTATION TO SYSTEM CHANGES MODERN PLATFORM, LIFETIME EXTENSION Technology for a better society 12

GUTS Getting Up To Speed Increased competitiveness, improved delivery quality Contribution Delivery Quality 2 Project GUTS 1 Maintenance Time Technology for a better society 13

GUTS Getting Up To Speed Increased competitiveness, improved delivery quality (1) Consequence for the Users Lower cost in R&D projects Faster delivery in R&D projects Utility Value Efficiency improvement that over will contribute to utility value through improvement of the models Increased adaptive capacity for the Users regarding changes in framework conditions and work flows Increased possibility to use the tools in education where students will become familiar with the tools Technology for a better society 14

PROGRAM GUTS FOR FORVALTNING Getting Up To Speed OG UTVIKLING Increased competitiveness, improved delivery quality (2) Consequence for the Users Updated and modern architecture in the models. Bigger robustness regarding external changes such as programming languages and 3. party solutions on parallelization, interface, and optimization. Utility Value Possibility of implementing low cost API's that facilitate integration of the models in the operative processes and solutions Lower risk of breakdown in business critical solutions. Technology for a better society 15

PROGRAM GUTS FOR FORVALTNING Getting Up To Speed OG UTVIKLING Increased competitiveness, improved delivery quality (3) Consequence for the Users Lower fail rate of the software, minimum 50% 3 years, and a further 25% reduction after 6 years Less administration and manual work when taking new releases into use Better documentation considering the User specific use Utility Value Higher User effectiveness in application of the models New functionality can create values at the User as it can be taken into use faster Increased possibility for training and as a consequence a higher competence level at the User Lower integration cost of new releases Technology for a better society 16

Future steps Customers Management, Customer Service, Sales, points of user contact Gradual increase, hiring from May Analysis, counselling 1. Line Support 2. Line Support 3. Line Support Software development, adaptation Research and Development Planning for partner Agreement during May Increased implementation Capacity from August Models and software Technology for a better society 17

Questions, comments, discussion Technology for a better society 18

Diverse Technology for a better society 19

Kombinasjon av strategier Research strategy Technology (IT) strategy Product strategy Strategy for development and market Technology for a better society 20

Customers Management, Customer Service, Sales, points of user contact Gradual increase, hiring from May Analysis, counselling 1. Line Support 2. Line Support 3. Line Support Software development, adaptation Research and Development Planning for partner Agreement during May Increased implementation Capacity from August Models and software Technology for a better society 21