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Evolution 1998-2008
Geography Sales % Gross Cash Flows (1)% Sales % Gross Cash Flows (1)%
United States 11,2 6,7 - -
Latin America 25,3 33,9 44,6 27,6
Europe (Excluding Spain) 16,1 18,8 3,1 4,2
Africa 10,0 5,3 0,8 1,7
Asia 2,8 0,7 2,7 49,9
Spain 34,6 34,6 48,8 61,6
Consolidated total 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0
(1) Gross Cash Flows: Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, adjusted by the works flows
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Solar Bioenergy Befesa Telvent Abeinsa
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produce produce ecologic produce new Technology… we we construct and
thermoelectric and fuels and animal materials by transform data into operate
photovoltaic electric feed recycling, and we knowledge, conventional and
energy also treat and desalt providing effective renewable energy
water to achieve a operational and power plants,
• 43 MWs in operation sustainable globe business real–time power transmission
decision making for systems and
• 350 MWs under construction
traffic, transport, industrial
• Hundreds of MWs under energy and
development
infrastructures
environment
ABENGOA SOLAR
International leader in solar power plants aiming
to develop hundreds of MW on the coming
years.
Ozone Layer
Acid rain Greenhouse effect
Destruction
Climate Change
Energy
management
Source: Manual on the Kyoto
Protocol ; Raúl I. de Tapia Martín
9 Mature solar technology – This technology has been in use for over 20 years, providing
excellent performance. It has extremely high potential for cost reduction.
9 Still more expensive than fossil but… it will soon be competitor with conventional
(learning curve and CO2 penalties)
9 Substitute for fossil fuels – The solution to economic volatility, drought and carbon
limits
9 Favorable policies – Driven by climate and energy security, either feed-in or percent
targets.
9 Can be managed to meet base and peak demand –
Electricity that is generated during the day can be stored
and is available day and night
Trough
90’s 2005-2006
1993: turn-key project Toledo PV PS10 starts, first commercial power tower worldwide
1994: R+D projects related to central receiver (Solgas, Colon Solar) Sevilla PV inauguration, largest low concentration PV
plant
Between 1995 and 2000: several R+D projects, Theseus,
Eurotrough, Eurodish, DISS Trough demonstration plants
Own trough technology developed by IST Creation of Abengoa Solar New Technologies (R&D)
Main components
Oil • Concentrator: different optical elements as mirrors, concentrate the
High solar rays on a point or a line where the receiver is located.
pressure
• Receiver: the receiver collects the concentrated solar rays and transfers
water or air
Steam
Receiver
Electricity
Heat Evaporator
transfer fluid
Heat
Water
Concentrators
Hybridization
The most used technology is
ISCC= Integrated Solar Combined Cycle
Photovoltaic technology
Solúcar Platform
PS10 Solnova 1, 3
and 4
• Power tower technology
• Trough Technology
• Power: 11 MW
• Power: 50 MWe each
• Heliostat Sanlúcar 120
• ASTRO Collector
• PS20 (20 MW) in
operation
Solana