September, 2015 – Dr. Anders Nordström, Head of Environment, ABB Ltd.

Clean solutions for power and transport in rapid urban development

Power capacity mix in the EU 2014, GW

0

50

100

150

200

250 Coal

Gas

Oil

Nuclear

Hydro

Wind

PV

Otherrenewables

Gig

aw

att (

GW

)

Source: The European Wind Energy Association (EWEA)

Changes in power capacity mix in EU 2000-2014, GW

-20

0

20

40

60

80

100

120 Coal

Gas

Oil

Nuclear

Hydro

Wind

PV

Otherrenewables

Gig

aw

att (

GW

)

Source: The European Wind Energy Association (EWEA)

Energy efficiency - the first fuel

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Large annual savings from continual efficiency efforts

Total annual fuel consumption

Source: IEA Example describes total annual energy consumption in 11 OECD countries, and the annual impact of their efficiency efforts since 1974

If no energy efficiency

improvement after 1974,

this much more energy

would be consumed

annually today

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2011-09-23 | 5

Smart grids for smart cities New intelligence

Integration of

renewables

Grid automation

E-mobility

Demand

Response

Communication

Networks

Energy

efficiency

Energy storage

Smart

Home/Buildings

Wind

Solar

Shore-to-ship

power

Smart Cities

Powering the world’s metro and tram systems

© ABB Group

Leading supplier

of power and

automation

solutions for the

railway industry

Serving high-

speed and

suburban

railways, metros,

trams, trolley-

buses and freight

trains

Examples:

• Delhi

• Kolkata

• Mumbai

• Dubai

• Saudi Arabia

• London

• Paris

• Vienna

• Zurich

• Stockholm

• Rome

• Istanbul

• Beijing

• Shanghai

• Nanjing

• Tianjin

• Changchun

• Sao Paolo

• Melbourne

ABB built world’s largest nationwide network of electric vehicle fast-charging stations in the Netherlands

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September 16, 2015 | Slide 7

200 fast-charging

stations for

electric vehicles

Maximum 50 km

apart

DC technology

allowing charging

in 15-30 minutes

ABB delivered

similar system to

Estonia

Fast-charging station

Energy efficiency in buildings 40% of world primary energy used in buildings

Refurbisment of library in Australia:

- 50% energy consumption

+ $160,000 annual savings

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September 16, 2015 | Slide 8

Building automation at museum in Italy:

- 28% energy consumption

+ $112,000 annual savings

80% of the

economic

potential of

energy

efficiency in

buildings

remains

untapped

(World Energy

Outlook, IEA 2012)

Cases: