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Power transmission
Orders worth €1.2 billion were taken in
the third quarter of FY2011/12 (1 October to
31 December 2011).
Alstom Grid has concluded a number of major
contracts since 1 April 2011:
> gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) substations
and power transformers for the Al-Khairat and
Ninawa gas-fired power plants in Iraq;
> gas-insulated substations for TransGrid,
Australia's largest electricity transmission provider;
> a high voltage direct current (HVDC) link for the
Swedish utility Svenska Kraftnät.
Rail transport
Transport took orders worth €1.5 billion in the third
quarter of FY2011/12 (1 October to 31 December
2011).
The offshore wind power
activity has benefited from
Alstom’s R&D drive
A number of major contracts have been concluded
since 1 April 2011:
> supply and maintenance of 20 Pendolino high
speed trains for the Polish operator PKP;
> 200 freight locomotives for Russian railways;
> 66 MF01 trainsets for RATP, the Paris transit
authority, for use on three metro lines;
> construction of two new tram lines and maintenance
of 37 trams at Nottingham in the UK.
PROPORTION OF ORDERS
FROM EMERGING MARKETS
29%
49%
67%
First half
2009/10 2010/11 2011/12
the envIronment at the core of alstom's busIness
As a major supplier of
power and rail transport
infrastructure, Alstom
provides responses to the
environmental challenges
facing the modern world. In
power generation, a recent
study endorsed by PwC
(PricewaterhouseCoopers)
€ billion
has shown that the
operators of the 944 power
plants equipped by
Alstom have been able
to reduce their total
annual CO 2
emissions
by 152 million tonnes.
Alstom also demonstrates
its commitment to
Grid
Thermal
Power
Renewable
Power
Transport
ORDER INTAKE
BY SECTOR
7.0
1.4*
2.8
0.8
2
+45%
n.a.
+62%
+32%
+33%
10.2
1.9
4.6
2.7
First half
2010/11 2011/12
(*) Consolidated over four months from June to
September 2010 - n.a.: not applicable
sustainable development
in its eco-design policy
for its products: in the rail
sector, up to 98% of the
components of rolling stock
made by Alstom may be
recycled.
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ACQUISITIONS,
PARTNERSHIPS
AND INVESTMENTS
In April 2011, Alstom and Shanghai Electric
announced their intention to join forces in a 50/50
joint venture to create the world leader in boilers
for coal-fired power plants.
In May 2011, Alstom acquired a 25% stake in
Transmashholding (TMH), Russia's leading rail rolling
stock manufacturer, and joined the company's
Board of Directors.
In June 2011, Alstom acquired a 40% stake in the
Scottish company AWS Ocean Energy, marking
its entry into the wave power market. Previously, in
March 2011, Alstom had increased its stake in the
American company BrightSource Energy in order
to strengthen the two companies' partnership in
solar power plants.
In October 2011, Alstom and China Electric
Power Equipment and Technology Co. Ltd (CET),
a subsidiary of State Grid Corporation of China
(SGCC), concluded a cooperation agreement to
develop ultra high voltage electricity transmission
technologies.
In November 2011, Alstom announced a plan to
establish sites at Saint-Nazaire and Cherbourg
in western France to make components for and
assemble its new 6 MW offshore wind turbine.
The investment will depend on whether the consortium
headed by EDF EN, of which Alstom is a
member, is successful in the call for tenders for
offshore wind energy projects issued by the French
government in July 2011.
In November 2011, Alstom and RusHydro, Russia's
leading hydro power generator, extended their
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