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Presentation
Transformer Market & Copper Conductors IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Agenda Global Economies – Key indicators Market drivers for Transmission investments Projected growth of Transformer and Generators leading to higher consumption of Copper Usage of Copper Conductors in Transformers and Generators IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Copper Products in Transformers
CTC
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Copper Products in Transformers CTC for Traction Transformers
Netting Tape CTC for LV windings of GSU Transformers
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CTC for several applications LV, HV Windings
Cooling Duct CTC for Industrial Transformers
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Copper Products in Transformers Transformer Windings
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Copper Products in Transformers Transformers with ASTA Inside
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Copper Products in Power Generation Equipment Roebel bar for Power Generators
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Copper Products in Power Generation Equipment Generators with ASTA Inside (China 3 Gorges Project)
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Agenda Global Economies – Key indicators Market drivers for Transmission investments Projected growth of Transformer and Generators leading to higher consumption of Copper Usage of Copper Conductors in Transformers and Generators IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Energy Sector Market Growth Energy Market Bn Euro 11%
pa 70
Fuel diversification 260
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Demographic change, population growth and urbanization Environmental awareness
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2007
TRENDS & MARKET DRIVERS
2010 (Est)
Capacity addition Replacement in mature markets Distributed Generation (Smart Grids) Page 11
Global Economy – Key Indicators China Vie tnam India Asia (e x Japan) Indone sia M alaysia Ase an Thailand Philippine s Hong Kong Singapore NIEs Kore a Taiwan Asia Japan
0.0 2005 1.0
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2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0 % 10.0
Regional Economic Overview: GDP Growth Page 12
Mega Trends in the Market Mega trends Population Growth Urbanization Increased Living Standards Ageing Infrastructure Regionally New Demand Fossil Fuel Scarcity Primary Energy Cost Increase
Environmental Protection
Growing Electricity Demand Replacement & Renewal Demand Higher Energy & Material Efficiency Urban & Environmental Suitability
Volume Increase Innovation
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Investments In Energy Infrastructure (2005-2030)
Highest level of investment in Electricity infrastructure in next decade – 11 TUSD in next 25 yrs. Investments in Power Transmission and Generation should gain prominence in next decade. Investment in Power is going to be spent on maintenance and replacement of existing capacity in Developed world and addition of new facilities in Developing world. IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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World Generation Capacity 2003-’30 Gigawatts
Region / History Country 2007
Projections 2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
CAGR (% )
N America
1130
1200
1220
1280
1370
1483
1.1%
Europe & Eurasia
1978
1304
1353
1426
1488
1553
1.1%
1177
1487
1696
1897
2112
2369
3.1%
175
237
251
261
269
276
3.0%
127
156
170
181
194
210
2.5%
223
271
319
369
417
460
3.1%
4810
4655
5009
5414
5850
6351
2.0%
Asia & Oceania Middle East Africa C&S America Total World Source: OECD IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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World Electricity Generation (Projection) (Gigawatts)
7000 6000 5000
Oil Nuclear Renewable Natural Gas Coal
4000 3000 2000 1000 0 2000
2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
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Annual Growth In Electricity Generation 1.5
N America
0.8
Europe
1.4
Asia
2.3
Europe / Eurasia
4.4
China
3.9 3.8
India Other Asia
2.9
Middle East
3.5
Africa
2.9
C & S America
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2
3
4
AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE (2000 – 2030)
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World Net Electricity Consumption (Proj) (Billion KWH)
30116
35000
27133
30000
21699
24371
19045
25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0
2010
2015
2020
2025
2030
Source: OECD IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Agenda Global Economies – Key indicators Market drivers for Transmission investments Projected growth of Transformer and Generators leading to higher consumption of Copper Usage of Copper Conductors in Transformers and Generators IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Market Drivers for Transmission Investments – NA & EU Rising Electricity Demand (1.5% annually from 2000-2030) Inadequate Cross-Border Transmission Capacity Desire for Greater Market Integration Eastward Expansion to Accession Countries Need to facilitate Integration of Renewable Sources Replacement Markets IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Market Drivers for Transmission Investments - Brazil Mixed Progress on Electricity Reform Distribution Mostly Privatized in 2002 Looming Shortages due to Lack of Investments Lula’s “New Model” to Increase Capacity 3,500 MW Build Out Needed Annually Up to $6B/year Investment Expected Priority Placed on Biomass Cogeneration Up to 2,000 MW to Contracted in 6 months Urgent Transmission Build Out Needed IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Market Drivers for Transmission Investments - Russia Infrastructure neglected for more than 40 Years Government to Invest $7B/year for Transmission Wholesale Electricity Sector to open fully in 2011 New Laws require Private Capital to meet growing Thermal Sector needs Siberian Hydro-capacity Expansion New Transmission from Distant Suppliers Required
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Market Drivers for Transmission Investments - India Electricity Act 2003 Power Sector Reform : Improvement in operational efficiencies by Utilities Target for “power for all” by 2012 Frost & Sullivan: Revenues - $5.3 BINR in 2012. Reforms and enlargement of the power distribution network under India’s APDRP is driving the growth and strengthening of sub-transmission lines. Increase in transmission grid reliability and Voltage levels will result in heightened demand for power transformers. IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Market Drivers for Transmission Investments - China Growing Demand for Electricity in China to Boost Power and Distribution Transformer Markets Exceeding the global growth rate of 3.0 percent, the installed power generation capacity of China is growing at an annual rate of 8.0 %. The sudden boost in demand for power generation in turn increases the need for transformers. Also, China’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the exceptional performance of the manufacturing sector has fuelled the increase in the consumption of power by both urban and rural sectors. IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Agenda Global Economies – Key indicators Market drivers for Transmission investments Projected growth of Transformer and Generators leading to higher consumption of Copper Usage of Copper Conductors in Transformers and Generators IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Energy Distribution Network
Generator Xm Shunt reactor
HVDC
System interconnecting Xm
FACTS Converter Xm System transformer Oil-immersed distribution Xm
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Voltage regulator
GEAFOL cast-resin Xm
Furnace Xm
Transformer Monitoring System for all voltage levels
Transformer Life Management Program
Traction Xm
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World Current Market Potential for Transformers (US $ M)
Region
Latent Demand, US $ M
% of Globe
Asia
$7.901
32.04%
Europe North America & the Caribbean
$6.236
25.29%
$6.232
25.27%
Latin America
$2.011
8.15%
Middle East Africa
$1.004 $0.968
4.07% 3.93%
Oceania
$0.310
1.26%
Total
$24.662
100.00%
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World Current Market Potential for Transformers WORLD MARKET FOR TRANSFORMERS 1% 4% 4% 8% 33%
Asia Europe North America & the Caribbean Latin America
25%
Middle East 25%
Africa Oceania
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Power Transformer Market (MVA) Region
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
CAGR
Western Europe
224925
251975
253517
256408
252358
253525
2.01%
Eastern Europe
33180
42230
44270
44230
47280
43060
4.44%
Former USSR
60150
71630
83100
99540
102580
121930 12.50%
Africa
50833
51178
58645
61056
69256
71890
Middle East
58430
87200
109660
106780
116570
122090 13.07%
South Asia
45910
85800
66170
107240
124670
113790 16.33%
Far East
644450
707190
684030
684910
686450
696630
1.31%
South America
47230
52980
57910
61980
67650
69000
6.52%
C America&Carr.
6460
8250
14290
12990
15250
14880
14.92%
North America
303517
334458
369267
374633
409300
418650
5.51%
Oceania
11270
12480
13050
10690
11170
11310
0.06%
TOTAL
8.7%
1,486,355 1,705,371 1,753,908 1,820,457 1,902,534 1,936,754 4.51%
Source : Golden Reports IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Agenda Global Economies – Key indicators Market drivers for Transmission investments Projected growth of Transformer and Generators leading to higher consumption of Copper Usage of Copper Conductors in Transformers and Generators IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Copper Consumption in Transformers
Product
Estimated Demand 2008 [MT]
CTC + PICC + Enamel + Paper* Transformers (Traction & Cast Rasin) Flat Round Wires (Paper + Enamel) Copper Foils
200,000
TOTAL
869,000
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312,000 7,000 350,000
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Major Power Transformer OEMs
Major ones considered IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Metrod’s Global Presence USA
Austria
China
India Malaysia IWCC Joint Meeting 2008, Vienna
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Metrod Flat Products, MALAYSIA New 100% owned subsidiary -Metrod Flat Products Sdn. Bhd. formed in 2007 to focus on strip business The new company has started its operation in April 2007.
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ASTA AUSTRIA Located at Oed, outskirt of Vienna in Austria. One of the world’s largest manufacturers of CTCs for transformer industry and Roebel bar for generator industry. Pioneering work in the field of development of CTC technology Annual capacity of 21000 Mt out of which 14300 MT is for CTC 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia 1814 Foundation “Metallfabrik OED” (Matthäus von Rosthorn)
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ASTA CHINA Located 400 Km north-west of Shanghai Manufacturer of Continuously Transposed Conductors for transformer industry. Annual capacity is being upgraded to 7000 Mt. 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia
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ASTA USA Located at Waynesboro, State of Georgia, USA. Manufacturer of Continuously transposed conductors for transformer industry. Annual capacity is being created for 4500 Mt. 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia. Production to start from Q1 2009.
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ASTA INDIA Located at Savli, Vadodara, India. Green field project. Manufacturer of Continuously Transposed Conductors for transformer industry. Annual capacity is being created for 4500 Mt. 100% subsidiary of Metrod Malaysia. Construction of building started. Production to start from Q1 2009.
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Thank you
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