Integra(ng Wind and Solar Energy In Mexico

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1 Integra(ng Wind and Solar Energy In Mexico 2015

2 2015 Grupo Dragon Overview Grid Wind Solar Advanced Metering

3 Grupo Dragon Overview Grupo Dragon is a company dedicated to generate and deliver clean and sustainable energy Our por'olio: Arriaga Wind Farm (28.8 MW) Chiapas, México Los Altos Wind Farm (50.4 MW) Jalisco, México Domo de San Pedro Geothermal (25 MW) The first prviate geothermal develoment in México More than 12 projects in pipeline Wind Geothermal Photovoltaics

4 Mexico Energy Balance México produces 258 TWh per year with an installed capacity of 54 GW Electricity gross producmon GWh, 2014 EffecMve installed capacity in MW, % 4% 6% 18% 14% 51% Thermoelectrics Combined Cycle Dual Carbon Nuclear Renewable 2% 5% 5% 25% 37% 26% Thermoelectrics Combined Cycle Dual Carbon Nuclear Renewable Source: Secretaria de Energía (

5 Mexico Energy Balance Mexico has increased 12 GW from 2003 to 2013, being Wind and Combined Cycles the technologies with greater growth 60,000 EfecMve installed capacity in MW, ,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 Renewable Nuclear Carbon Dual Combined Cycle Thermoelectrics 10, Source: Secretaria de Energía (

6 Renewable energy balance Only 18% of the electricity is produced throw a renewable source Gross electricity producmon in GWh, renewables 2014 EfecMve installed capacity, renewables % 4% 0% 6% 4% 0% 83% Hydro Geothermal Wind PV 90% Hydro Geothermal Wind PV *Hydro includes power plants smaller and greater than 30 MW Source: Secretaria de Energía (

7 Mexico NaMonal Grid cf Capacidad efectiva en operacion por Gerencia Regional de Produccion 40,124 megawatts 6,835 MW ~ 17% R<9I6n~ Norte 10,966 MW 27% Source: Comisión Federal de Electricidad, Informe Anual ( i 6,316 MW 16% 9,781 MW T' R«g16n Su~.s re.,.-- Fuente: Direcci6n de Operaci6n. Comision Federal de Electricidad. Diciembre Cifras redondeadas. Incluye 231 MW de plantas m6viles. No incluye 1,400 MW de la Central Nucleoelectrica de Laguna Verde ni a los Productores Independientes de Energia (PIE).

8 Mexico NaMonal Grid DistribuMon infrastructure 1910 substa(ons 57,000 km of transmission lines 52,000 high voltage 445,000 medium voltage 320,000 low voltage Transmission energy capacity of 250 TWh Transmisión & distribumon projects More than 1,000 km under construc(on More than 400 km in tender Contribui(on to Central América Grid Connec(on project (SIEPAC) Energy loss reduc(on (Grid Upgrade) Source: Comisión Federal de Electricidad, (

9 Mexico NaMonal Grid stema "-- E co n e r o ", Oceano Pa cifico Go I fo de M~x lco

10 Energy Reform CFE - > Produc(ve State Enterprise Private enterprises can invest as: Power generator Electricity MarkeMng & Supply Renewable energy balance must achieve 20%, 2025 Opportunity for private equity funds & enterprises to invest in renewable and convennonal power generanon

11 Mexico Wind Overview Mexico has an installed capacity arround 2,500 MW Most of the installed capacity is located in the state of Oaxaca in a wind zone called Itsmo de Tehuantepec with capacity factors greater than 40% New poten(al areas have been discovered in the last years Mexico wind poten(al is greater than 50,000 MW The goal is to achieve 12,000 MW for 2020 Source: Asociación Méxicana de Energía Eólica (AMDEE;

12 Mexico Wind Overview 22 MW 54 MW 54.6 MW 28.8 MW 1,751 MW Source: Asociación Méxicana de Energía Eólica (AMDEE;

13 Mexico Wind Overview EvoluMon of Mexico s installed capacity ,500 MW Goal for nd Oaxaca s Open Season Installed capacity in 2013: 1,917 MW Source: Asociación Méxicana de Energía Eólica (AMDEE;

14 Mexico Solar PV Overview México is among the 15 countries with more photovoltaic poten(al Radia(on average of 5.5 kwh/m 2 ; maximum greater than 7.5 kwh/m 2 Goal is to achieve 1.5 GW from Applica(ons: UMlity: 38 MW installed capacity, more than 150 MW under construc(on ResidenMal: More than 40 MW installed capacity (Projects smaller than 1 MW) Source: SENER Inicia(va para el desarrollo de las energías renovables en México: Energía solar ; photon.info

15 Mexico Solar PV Overview Global Horizontal Irrad iation (GHI ) Mexico Average annual < '" kwhlml GHI Solar Map GeoModel Solar Source: solargis.info

16 Mexico Solar PV Overview Interna(onal comparison between average radia(on and PV installed capacity in 2011 Average Solar Radia(on (kwh/m2 day) Size shows installed capacity in 2011 PV yearly poten(al (TWh/year) Source: SENER Inicia(va para el desarrollo de las energías renovables en México: Energía solar

17 Grupo Dragon and Advanced Metering Infrastructure Today, Grupo Dragón is the private leader, in Advanced Metering Infrastructure with almost 2,000 sites in Mexico and growing up. This leadership gives certainty to Dragon Group on measurement data for billing, data for loss reduc(on, fraud detec(on capacity,...

18 Energy Reform and AMI The Energy Reform obligate Governmental ins(tu(ons to improve electricity distribu(on and control, and, one piece of this improvement is the installa(on of advanced metering infrastructure to transform the grid to smart grid.

19 Energy Reform and AMI The AMI is the first step to improve the grid efficiency and transform It to a Smart Grid Diversifying energy sources, increasing clean technologies Increasing efficiency levels and reduce consump(on Operate an efficient, reliable and secure Na(onal Grid Provide quality and compe((ve energy Provide technological development and human resources for the energy sector

20 AMI and New market How the AMI could accelerate the new market in México? Allows measure in order to improve grid control. Electricity supplier opera(ons more flexible and at low cost. Second by second access to grid informa(on to improve opera(ons and administra(on. Grid planning improved reducing costs of power genera(on, distribu(on and supply.