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Sustainability in the Dutch Power Sector Fact Sheet Series – Update 2009 Figure 5: Fuel mix of electricity supplied by Dong in the Netherlands, 2008 Nuclear Coal Other non-renewable 5% Hydro 16% 2% 35% Renewable 38% Biomass Natural Gas Wind 2% 39% 1% Based on: Dong 39 Table 6 indicates the emissions and radioactive waste resulting from Dong’s electricity supply in the Netherlands. Table 6: Emissions and waste resulting from electricity supplied by Dong in the Netherlands, 2008 Indicator Amount CO 2 (g/kWh) 304 Radioactive waste (µg/kWh) 160 Based on: Dong 40 3.4 Investments in new generation capacity in Europe Dong Energy‘s focus on northern Europe is reflected in the company’s investments in new generation capacity. Dong’s current investments all take place in the UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Poland. Most of the investments are in new wind capacity, while there are also two new natural gas fuelled plants currently under construction. Additionally, Dong Energy is investing in expanding the biomass co-generation capacity of existing coal facilities at the Avedøre and Herning stations in Denmark. 41 Table 7 shows the company’s investments in new capacity currently underway. Table 7: Dong’s investments in new generation capacity in Europe 39 40 41 Dong Energy Nederland website, “Waar halen wij onze stroom vandaan?”, no date, http://www.dongenergy.nl/home/thuis/producten_tarieven/basisstroom_puurstroom/stroometiket.html (14-07-09). Ibid. Dong Annual Report 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/%C3%85rsrapporter/%C3%85rsrapport_050309_UK_FIN AL.pdf (14-07-09), p.24 17
Project name Location Fuel type Date in operation Amount (million €) Capacity (MW) Project status Horns Rev Denmark Wind 2009 470 209 Partially in 2 42 operation Gunfleet UK Wind 2009 n/a 108 Under Sands I 43 construction Gunfleet UK Wind 2010 188 65 Under Sands II 44 construction Walney I 45 UK Wind 2011 651 183.6 Under construction Walney II 46 UK Wind 2011 651 183.6 Under construction Storrun 47 Sweden Wind 2009 40 30 Under construction London UK Wind 2012 1,100 315 ‘Pre (Phase 1) 48 Array, construction’ Severn 49 UK Natural gas 2010 697 850 Project acquired Mongstad 50 Bergen Natural gas 2009 201 260 Under 42 The amount Dong invests is DKK2bn. Currency conversion rates of 08-07-09 used, www.xe.com; Dong Annual Report 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/%C3%85rsrapporter/%C3%85rsrapport_050309_UK_FIN AL.pdf (14-07-09) p.22; Dong, Press Release, “DONG Energy to proceed with Horns Rev 2”, 01-05-07, http://www.dongenergy.com/EN/Investor/releases/Pages/omx%20feed%20list%20details.aspx?omxid=285398 (14-07-09). 43 The amount Dong invests is DKK1.4bn. Currency conversion rates of 08-07-09 used, www.xe.com; Dong Annual Report 2008, p.23; Dong, Press Release, “DONG Energy invests in UK offshore wind farms”, 03-12-07, http://www.dongenergy.com/EN/Investor/releases/Pages/omx%20feed%20list%20details.aspx?omxid=281989 (08-07-09). 44 Ibid. 45 The amount Dong invests in the Walney I and II is DKK9.7bn. For this table, it is assumed that the investment is split evenly among the two projects. Currency conversion rates of 08-07-09 used, www.xe.com; Dong Annual Report 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/%C3%85rsrapporter/%C3%85rsrapport_050309_UK_FIN AL.pdf (14-07-09), p.23; “Denmark: Dong Energy expected to make investments worth EUR 1bn in 2009”, Esmerk, Børsen, April 23, 2009; 46 Dong Annual Report 2008, p.23; Per Holmgaard, Senior Vice President, Presentation at the Scandinavian Renewable Energy Forum 2008, October 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/NEW%20Corporate/PDF/Presentations/Scan- REF_October_2008.pdf (08-07-09). 47 The amount Dong invests is DKK300m. Currency conversion rates of 08-07-09 used, www.xe.com; Dong Annual Report 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/%C3%85rsrapporter/%C3%85rsrapport_050309_UK_FIN AL.pdf (14-07-09), p.22; “DONG Energy acquires Sweden's Storrun Vindkraft for undisclosed sum”, Forbes, 09- 08-06, http://www.forbes.com/feeds/afx/2006/09/08/afx3002335.html (08-07-09). 48 Dong owns 50% of the project. The figures given here for the amount invested and capacity are subsequently calculated as half of what has been announced. The second phase of the project will commence in 2011and is taken up in Table 8. Dong Annual Report 2008, http://www.dongenergy.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/%C3%85rsrapporter/%C3%85rsrapport_050309_UK_FIN AL.pdf (14-07-09), p.23; S. Arnott, “Green light for the world's biggest offshore wind farm”, The Independent, 13- 05-09, http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/green-light-for-the-worlds-biggest-offshore-wind-farm- 1684056.html (14-07-09). 49 The amount Dong invests is GBP 600m. Currency conversion rates of 08-07-09 used, www.xe.com; “DONG enters deal to buy 850-MW UK project from independent generator Welsh Power”, Global Power Report, March 12, 2009. Dong Energy 18
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