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7th October 2011 RE-Shaping workshop Development of Renewable Energy Joint Projects with Third Countries Development of electrical interconnections Mission of Terna in the Balkans Mission of Terna in the Balkans Milano, 7th October 2011 7th

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7th October 2011

RE-Shaping workshop Development of Renewable Energy Joint Projects with Third Countries

Development of electrical interconnections Mission of Terna in the Balkans Mission of Terna in the Balkans

Milano, 7th October 2011

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7th October 2011

  • Terna’s evidences
  • Key figures of Italian Network Development Plan 2011
  • Italian transmission network: electrical gate of Mediterranean power systems
  • Development of European Grid on the North - South axis (ENTSO-E TYNDP)
  • Terna’s mission in the Balkans

Table of contents

  • Terna’s mission in the Balkans
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1st independent operator in Europe and 7th in the world Primary owner of the National High Voltage Electricity Transmission Grid Terna is responsible for grid planning, development and maintenance as well as for energy transmission and dispatching Over 62.500 km of EHV and HV lines

Terna and the Italian Transmission System

Evidences

1.122 km underground cables, 917 km subsea cables, 11.261 km operated to 380 kV

Over 390 transforming and switching stations

Transforming capacity 122 GVA

n.18 interconnection lines

with France (4), Switzerland (9), Austria(1), Slovenia (2), Greece (1), Corsica (1)

326 TWh the 2010 energy demand (+1,8% vs 2009) 56.425 MW the 2010 maximum power demand (16th July 2010)

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Italian Transmission Network Development Plan 2011

Forecast of energy and power demand

Development scenarios: +2,3% the energy annual growth rate in the next 10y Trend of energy demand, Gross domestic product and electrical intensity

85,9 20,4 22,6 25 5,6 5,9 6

Agricolture Losses CAGR 2009 - 2020 0,5% 1,9% 2,0% ITALY 362.1 320.3 410.0 2,3%

1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0

CAGR 1990 -2009 +1,6% +0,9% +0,7% CAGR 2009 -2020 +2,3% +1,6% +0,7% Domanda elettrica PIL Intensità elettrica Energy demand Gross domestic product Electrical intensity

[TWh] %

130,5 142,4 153,4 94,8 115,2 139,7 68,9 75,9 20,4

2009 2015 2020 Losses Household Service Sector Industry 3,6% 1,5%

Forecast of power demand

Year Power 2009 51.873 MW 2016 low/high hypothesis 64/66 GW 2020 low/high hypothesis 70/74 GW

0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

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Wind installed capacity from 2001 to 2010 (MW) Photovoltaic installed capacity from 2007 to 2010 (MW)

+260% In the last 5 years +160% in the last year

Italian Transmission Network Development Plan 2011

Wind and Photovoltaic installed capacity

* Provisional data

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2020 Source GW Hydro 17,8 Geothermal. 0,9 Solar 8,6 Tide,… <0,1 Wind 12,7

  • Minimum target
  • f Energy Action

Plan

Italian Transmission Network Development

Wind and Photovoltaic expected capacity increase

20 100 4.490 250 780 1.330 5 590 40 1.460 190 930 40 2.180 5 630 10 2.160

Wind 10.050 MW Photovoltaic 23.000 MW

50 1.840 2.420 520 19 44 234 380 2 266 685 45 457 18 1.069 3 266 1 1.007

Wind 6.466 MW Photovoltaic 10.851 MW

14 881 10 1.081 243

Actual Short -Mid Term

Wind 12,7 Biomass 3,8 Total 43,8

In the long term: 30.000 MW of Photovoltaic 13.000 MW of Wind

* Provisional data

2.180 4.490 340 450 1.740 520 1.500 430 510 260 250 1.910 1.270 80 1.330 1.180 620 1.288 1.945 296 181 933 302 919 187 367 109 234 380 1.520 686 9 753 798 299

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Italian Transmission Network Development Plan 2011

Main project on the EHV internal network about the North-South axis

Foggia-Benevento and PST Mantova-Modena Link accross Veneto Voghera-Lacasella Trino-Lacchiarella Casanova-Vignole Udine O.-Redipuglia Dolo-Camin Adriatic backbone and PST Colunga-Calenzano

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Calabria-Campania axis Link accross Calabria Sorgente-Rizziconi Sicily EHV ring M.Corvino-Benevento Foggia-Benevento and PST Voghera-Lacasella SACOI repowering Chignolo-Maleo

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Italian Transmission Network Development Plan 2011

Energy National Action Plan: 10y network investment for renewable energy

380/150 kV Foggia (existing) 380/150 kV Rotello 380/150 kV Larino (existing) HVDC interconnection 380/150 Tuscania 380/150 kV S.Severo (existing) Adriatic backbone

Completati

  • Projects completed and in service 2010/11

SA.PE.I. 380 kV Ittiri-Codrongianos S/E 380/150 kV Bisaccia, Deliceto, Maida,Troia

  • thers
  • Main projects in construction

Sorgente-Rizziconi Benevento II - Foggia S/E 380/150 kV Spinazzola, Castellaneta, Montesano M., Rotello, Tuscania, Aliano, ~ 900 M€

1 At completion total cost 2 Connection projects of new power plant in permitting not included

380/150 kV Galatina (existing) 380/150 kV Brindisi S. (existing) (existing) 380/150 kV Castellaneta 380 kV Sorgente-Rizziconi 380 kV Calabria-Basilicata-Campania 380 kV Foggia- Benevento II HVDC interconnection Sardinia-Continent 380 kV Deliceto-Bisaccia 380/150 kV Spinazzola 380/150 kV Marcellana 380/150 kV Feroleto (existing) 380/150 kV Belcastro 380/150 kV Scandale (existing) 380/150 kV Aliano 380/150 kV Mineo Calabria Crossbone Laino-Altomonte 380/150 kV P. del Colle (existing) 380/150 kV Sorgente 2 380 kV ring of Sicily Partinico-Fulgatore

Intervento per rinn

  • Main projets in permitting phase

Montecorv.-Avellino N. Paternò-Priolo Foggia-Gissi

  • thers

Intervento

Montesano M., Rotello, Tuscania, Aliano, PST Foggia Development on existing S/E 380/150 kV (Scandale, Foggia, Galatina, Brindisi, Feroleto,…) S/E Villanova (PST)

  • thers

> 600 M€ > 600 M€

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Rome, October 11th 2011

CURRENT NET TRANSFER CAPACITY1 : 7.540 MW NORTH BORDER

by French (4 tie-lines) by Switzerland (9 tie-lines) by Austria (1 tie-lines) by Slovenia (2 tie-lines)

500 MW GREECE

Italy: electrical gate of the Mediterranean

New capacity by interconnection projects

HVDC Grand’Ile-Piossasco (under construction) Italia – Austria (planned) Udine O.-Okroglo (planned)

FR 500 MW

HVDC Italy-Croatia (under consideration) HVDC Italy-Slovenia (under feasibility study) HVDC Italia-Austria (under consideration) Italy-Switzerland (under feasibility study) HVDC Italy-French (under consideration) Direzione Operations Italia | Investment Planning/Grid Planning

DEVELOPMENTS: +3.000/5.000 MW ON NORTH DEVELOPMENTS: +1.500/4.000 MW ON BALCANS AND NORTH AFRICA

500 MW GREECE

HVDC Italy-Albania (authorized) Existing submarine cable Terna’s development plan projects Projects by private funding (ML and interconnectors) HVDC Villanova-Tivat/Kotor (under construction) HVDC Italy-Tunisia (under consideration) HVDC Galatina-Arachthos Sorgente-Rizziconi HVDC SAPEI (completed in 2010) Repowering of SACOI (planned) HVDC Italy-Malta (planned) Sicily-Mainland AC link (under construction) HVDC Italy-Algeria (under feasibility study)

1 Referred to winter peak NTC value in import

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Rome, October 11th 2011

Progress of main development projects

Fano – Teramo and S.E. Macerata Udine Ovest – Okroglo Redipuglia – Udine Ovest Line across Veneto Under construction Trino – Lacchiarella Colunga – Calenzano La Casella – Caorso Dolo – Camin -Fusina Reinforcements of Turin Area S.Barbara – Casellina Reinforcements of Milan Area Reinforcements Valcamonica-Valtellina

Reinforcements Verona (Bussolengo)

HVDC Italia -Montenegro In authorization HVDC Grand’Ile-Piossasco Completed in 2010/2011

Direzione Operations Italia | Investment Planning/Grid Planning

10 Sorgente – Rizziconi Reinrforcements

  • f Napoli Area

Chiaramonte Gulfi - Ciminna Foggia – Benevento Montecorvino – Benevento Ittiri-Codrongianos

  • S. Teresa – Buddusò

S.Barbara – Casellina Isola d’Elba – Continente HVDC Italia -Montenegro Villanova-Gissi Deliceto - Bisaccia Paternò – Priolo Reinforcements Nord Calabria

SAPEI

Feroleto-Maida

In service from decembrer2010

SACOI 3

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Entso-e system

Key Drivers for Transmission Investments and TYNDP

Terna is involved as a member of ENTSO-E, being the body of transmission system operators of electricity at European level. ENTSO-E's mission: to guarantee Security and Adequacy, improve Market competition and promote Sustainability Main European transmission projects are included in the TYNDP TYNDP was approved after six weeks of public consultation from 1 March till 11 April 2010

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Entso-e system

Key Drivers for Transmission Investments and TYNDP

  • ver 42.000 km in next 10 years; the main technology

European transmission investments driven by Security of Supply, Renewable Energy Sources, Market Integration TYNDP covers about 23-28 bn€ of about n. 500 transmission projects in next 5 years

  • ver 10 % in charge of Terna
  • ver 42.000 km in next 10 years; the main technology

remains 400 kV HVAC OHL,

  • ther technical solutions are being implemented in specific

situations (HVDC links, subsea cables, etc.)

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  • Entso-e system

Future scenarios of load and generation

346 411 415 439 453

60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

  • Demand Growth [GW]

+ 17 % in next 10 years

  • Generation capacity trends

+ 132 % renewable power in next 10 years

  • 139

151 156 168 171 111 110 108 106 107 93 154 167 216 262

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Hydro Power Nuclear Power Renewable Energy Sources Fossil Fuels Source: ENTSO-E – TYNDP scenarios

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Entso-e system

Transmission needs – the highways perspective

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ENTSO-E: Ten Years Network Development Plan (2010-2020)

Developments of North-South axis by Italy

Roads of priority network corridors Italian network system fully involved on the implementation of TYNDP on the axis North - South: North Sea

  • Continental Central South

Central Continent

  • South (Italy)

Central South Est

  • South (Italy)
  • 2

4 6 8 10 12 14 16

bn€

  • 2

4 6 8 10 12 14 16

bn€

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Mid Term horizon 2011-2015 Long Term horizon 2016-2020

South-Eastern Region

ENTSO-E: Ten Years Network Development Plan

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TERNA DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN THE BALKANS

as regulated TSO, the development of interconnections with the region, aimed at the

electricity system’s safety and at increasing electricity market competition;

as a private industrial company, investigating business opportunities in Balkan network

infrastructures development, based on its own professional and technological resources.

Balkan Area has a significant unused energy potential with particular regard to hydro power resources as well as renewable sources, lignite and carbon mines

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Development activities in Balkans include:

the construction of new electricity interconnections with Balkan area the development of new transmission infrastructures within Balkan area in order to

improve local electricity grids and strengthen exchange corridors with Italy

TERNA DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES IN THE BALKANS

the implementation of technical assistance programs for local authorities and

stakeholders

participation in public bodies, supporting the creation of a Regional electricity market

and its integration into the European electricity market

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MAIN NETWORK DEVELOPMENTS IN SEE

Villanova-Tivat/Kotor 2015

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SUBMARINE INTERCONNECTIONS WITH BALKANS

Contributing to the diversification of sources and energy supply areas and of reducing the electricity prices Increasing the safety levels of the interconnected electricity system.

New submarine interconnection Italy - Montenegro

1000 MW “electricity bridge” with Balkans length of 415 km between Villanova (Abruzzo) and Tivat/Kotor (Montenegro), length of 415 km between Villanova (Abruzzo) and Tivat/Kotor (Montenegro), 760 million euros of investments. On November 2010 intergovernmental agreement Italy (Terna) – Montenegro (CGES) Permitting procedures completed on Italian side Going to be concluded also on Montenegrin side

Further initiatives for interconnections with the Balkans

Italy – Slovenia INTERCONNECTOR (private funding project according to 99/2009 Law) Under evaluation new interconnections with Croatia and Albania

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Montenergo is of primary importance for transmission infrastructuring of Balkan area thanks to:

  • its geographical location
  • the availability of a transmission grid in good condition and well connected with the

future generation hubs of the area – Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, and (via Serbia) Bulgaria and Romania

BALKAN TRANSMISSION SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURING 400 kV Montenegrin backbones with Serbia/Bosnia

These features together with its unused energy potential and a significant energy surplus at lower costs available in the mid-to-long term, make it ideal for the role of an electricity-trading platform between Italy and Southeastern Europe.

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Transmission Network

  • f Montenegro in 2015

400 kV Montenegrin backbones with Serbia/Bosnia

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Transmission Network

  • f Montenegro in 2020

400 kV Montenegrin backbones with Serbia/Bosnia

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BALKAN TRANSMISSION SYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURING 400 kV Tirana – Elbasan - construction activities

Terna, in association with SAE Power Lines, worked on developing the 400 kV Tirana-Elbasan overhead line nearly 50 kilometers

  • long. TERNA activities were completed in december 2010. The

remaining 20%, concerning 110 and 220 kV connections, will be completed by the end of 2011. Interest in international bids for the construction of further grid Interest in international bids for the construction of further grid infrastructures in the area.

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TRANSMISSION SYSTEM REGULATION IN BALKAN AREA Technical assistance contracts

Terna is present in the Balkan area with 2 job orders for technical assistance:

  • In Serbia, for the energy regulatory authority AERS, with an 18-month contract in

partnership with the Spanish consultant Mercados and the Dutch consultant Kema, financed by the European Commission

  • In Kosovo, for the TSO, KOSTT, focused on the operation of the electricity system

and aspects of the international regulation of the electricity market, with a 24-month contract – recently extended for 22 more months – in partnership with the Scottish company IPA, financed by the European Commission. In 2009 Terna successfully concluded its provision of technical assistance to the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy, as well as to the Albanian distribution company (KESH) and the Albanian TSO (OST) and in 2010 to the Turkish TSO (TEIAS).