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Q3 - NEL ASA Q3 - Company presentation, November 2014 PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  1. Q3 - NEL ASA Q3 - Company presentation, November 2014

  2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  3. Condensed Interim Financial Statement

  4. NEL Hydrogen AS

  5. PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  6. THIS IS NEL HYDROGEN Supplier of solutions for hydrogen generation • Roots date back to 1927 (Norsk Hydro) • In-house technology with superior energy efficiency • Over 500 electrolyser units sold; over 100 in operation • Production facility in Notodden, corporate office in • Oslo, Norway Listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (sept 2014) • Positioned for an expected massive growth in the • hydrogen market

  7. LOCAL ROOTS, GLOBAL PRESENCE Notodden, Norway  Manufacturing  After sales  Testing center  > 20 employees < Main office Local sales representatives Countries with installed NEL Hydrogen electrolysers

  8. I NGREDIENTS… P URE E NERGY & P URE W ATER

  9. HYDROGEN - A MARKET IN TRANSITION: TODAY: Hydrogen used as an input to TOMORROW: Hydrogen used as an energy carrier in industrial applications the energy system Industrial input Energy carrier Traditional industry Renewable industry Energy Storage Hydrogen fuel

  10. INDUSTRIES WE SERVE: Hydrogen as industrial input factor Feedstock Protective atmosphere Cooling medium Function Chemicals/ refining Metals Industries Float glass Edible oils Thermal power plants Electronics Renewable industry - polysilicon

  11. MARKET FOR HYDROGEN IS GROWING Million tonnes 78% reforming, 18% gasification, • 100 90 4% electrolysis 90 +7.7% 80 CAGR ~1% is from water electrolysers today • 70 +5.0% 62 CAGR 59 56 60 53 51 Cumulatieve growth within energy • 50 segment until 2030: from ~100 MW to 40 5 GW* 30 20 10 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2018E Source: CryoGas International, MarketsandMarkets, Navigant Research. Compiled by Arkwright *EU-report, 2014: Development of Water Electrolysis in the European Union

  12. PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  13. LOWERING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT

  14. OUR 3 ADVANTAGES Efficient Robust Large

  15. 1 EFFICIENT • NEL has currently the most energy efficient water electrolyser in the market (3 – 15% better than competitors)* • High efficiency due to design & non-patented active coating *EU-report, 2014: Development of Water Electrolysis in the European Union

  16. 2 ROBUST • Basis from 87 years of experience • Uncomplicated and reliable operation • Low need for maintenance shutdowns • Cell stack replacement after 7 years, system lifetime 30+ years

  17. 3 LARGE - SUPERIOR SCALABILITY • By increasing plant size from 250kW to 2,5MW, capex for production capacity reduced by >60%.

  18. HOW WE SERVE TODAY’S INDUSTRY MARKET Procurement/ Engineering Installation Commissioning Aftermarket manufacturing • Tailor-made • Contractor • NEL assures • Replacement • Cell stacks based installation plant design plant operates of cell stack NEL technology according to with 7 year • NEL supervision • Manufactured in requirements intervals NEL’s production • Services & facilities spare parts In-house Outsourced/partners

  19. NEW PRODUCT FOR NEW MARKETS Pressurized electrolyser • Pressurized electrolyser – Pilot stage currently developed at 60 Nm 3 /h • Increasing market share & entering new markets • Higher operation flexibility and smaller footprint

  20. PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  21. HYDROGEN AS AN ENERGY CARRIER Water Electrolysis Fuel cell O 2 Hydrogen Power-to-gas and other uses

  22. GROWTH IN RENEWABLE ENERGY Electricity generation from wind/solar (GW) Offshore wind 1 034 • 40% of renewable electricity in 2020 Onshore wind Solar 947 from wind and solar (27% in 2013; EIA) 863 +12,4% 780 • Cost competitive with conventional 701 electricity generation in many 621 538 locations 456 • Main driver for energy storage +28,1% 379 305 234 • Several energy storage projects 170 135 103 initiated world wide 81 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E Source: EIA – “ Medium- Term Renewable Energy Market Report 2014”

  23. THE CHALLENGE OF RENEWABLES

  24. INTERMITTANCY 25.000 [MW] 734 GWh 20.000 Excess 15.000 10.000 Deficit 5.000 10 days 0 wind power (2007) estimated wind power 2030 (3 x 2007) consumption Source: U.Bünger, NTNU/LBST, E.ON

  25. HOW TO STORE 734 GWh? 25.000 [MW] Hydrogen salt cavern 734 GWh Pumped Hydro (Germany total 40 GWh) 20.000 Excess 15.000 10.000 Deficit Pumped Hydro (Goldisthal 8.48 GWh) 5.000 Compressed Air Energy Storage: Huntorf 0.66 GWh 0 estimated wind power 2030 (3 x 2007) consumption Source: U.Bünger, NTNU/LBST, E.ON

  26. 734 GWh STORED IN BEVs 8,600,000 Tesla Model S P85 30,500,000 Nissan Leaf

  27. 734 GWh STORED IN BEVs (50% DISCHARGE) 17,200,000 Tesla Model S P85 61,000,000 Nissan Leaf

  28. ENERGY STORAGE OPTIONS Source: www.renewableenergyworld.com

  29. POWER… TO GAS

  30. POWER-TO-GAS, MAIN CONSIDERATIONS: • ELECTRICITY PRICE • GRID BALANCING SERVICES • HYDROGEN – FOR FUEL – INJECTED INTO GAS GRID • RE-ELECTRIFICATION • METHANATION – TO VEHICLES – INJECTED INTO GAS GRID • HEAT FOR CENTRAL HEATING GRID Source: http://www.powertogas.info/power-to-gas/interaktive-projektkarte.html

  31. THE FUEL OF THE FUTURE, AVAILABLE TODAY

  32. DO WE NEED HYDROGEN VEHICLES? 50% OF 50% OF VEHICLES VEHICLES 25% OF 75% OF EMISSIONS EMISSIONS Source: Toyota Motor Corporation & Report: A portfolio of Powertrains for Europe

  33. …”THEY ARE JUST LIKE THE CARS OF TODAY” FCEV: Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle • Range: 600+ km • 1 kg H 2 = 100 km Energy content: 3 x gasoline (weight) • Conversion efficiency: 60 vs 20% for • internal combustion engine Refueling time: 3 – 4 minutes • No limitations on vehicle size • Low impact on range from cold • climate operation It’s the most important car since the car Noise & emission free (pure water) was invented" • - James May, Top Gear

  34. FCEV ARE BEING INTRODUCED NOW

  35. TOYOTA OFFICIAL LAUNCH: APRIL 2015 The need for an alternative to fossil fuel is real. And in time, hydrogen will be our most sustainable option . Not only because hydrogen can be produced from renewables like solar and wind but also because the only emission from the tailpipe is water vapor. So what was once seen as a pipe dream now has more potential than ever. ” - Toyota Motors, 2014 Source: Toyota

  36. HYDROGEN REFUELING STATIONS

  37. FORECAST OF GROWTH IN FCEVs AND HRS 1.2 mill. FCEV = fuel cell electric vehicle HRS = hydrogen refueling station 2 600 North America 1 987 Europe Asia Pacific 1 605 43% p.a. Asia Pacific 1 223 FCEV commercialization 842 460 Western Europe 310 270 240 50 000 212 194 174 157 126 96 North America 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2015 2018 2021 2024 Source for forecast: Navigant Research and company webpages. Compiled by Arkwright

  38. BUSINESS CASE OF RUNNING A HRS: Trucked in reformed natural gas Use case costs include refuelling station costs, compression, storage, and distribution as • appropriate – electricity price: ~50 € /MWh Source: EU-report, 2014: Development of Water Electrolysis in the European Union

  39. OSLO & AKERSHUS HYDROGEN STRATEGY Ensuring commercial introduction of hydrogen in the Oslo-region. • 2014 – 2018: 400 MNOK (high public funding: Oslo/Akershus/Transnova/EU) • 2019 – 2025: 1000 MNOK (gradually lower public funding) • EU’s hydrogen program: 1.4 B€ until 2020 • Infrastructure going forward: commercial grade HRS: – Higher capacity & availability/redundancy – Lower CAPEX & OPEX

  40. HRS-EXPERIENCE IN NEL: NEL HRS DELIVERIES: • Reykjavík, Iceland • Hamburg & Berlin, Germany STATOIL & HYDRO: • Porsgrunn, Kjellstad & Økern, Norway HRS-technology from Statoil & Hydro now owned by NEL.

  41. PRESENTATION OUTLINE Condensed Interim Financial Statement NEL Hydrogen at a glance Our technology and current business The game changer: Hydrogen as energy carrier Our value proposition

  42. OUR VALUE PROPOSITION Unique electrolyser o Non-patented active coating technology Superior energy o 3 - 15% more efficient than competitors* efficiency Design and o Flexible design & competitive systems from 500 kW – multi-MW scalability Quality and o High regularity & long lifetime reliability Green technology o Enables fully zero-emission hydrogen production Profitable business o Positive cash flow from current business *EU-report, 2014: Development of Water Electrolysis in the European Union

  43. Appendix

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