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The Aalborg product rangeThe Aalborg product range

Sameer KalraSameer KalraVice President Vice President

Marine & Diesel division Marine & Diesel division

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HistoryHistory

1912 Aalborg Shipyard, Denmark established

1919 First Aalborg boiler built (Scotch marine type)

1937 Danish shipowners J. Lauritzen acquired Aalborg Shipyard

1944 First power station boilers built

1978 First After Sales service company established in Singapore and Rotterdam

1995 MISSION™ concept introduced

2000 Acquisition of Weisloch B.V., Netherland (Weisloch™ thermal fluid heaters)

2006 Acquisition of Gosfern Pty Ltd (Gosfern™ burners) and related control & safety systems, Australia and Smit Gas Systems (SMIT GAS™ inert gas systems), The Netherlands

2011 Alfa Laval acquires Aalborg Industries

1919191919191919

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Key areasKey areas

EnergyEnergy SafetySafety EnvironmentalEnvironmental

Basic needs in many industriesBasic needs in many industries

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Key areas and productsKey areas and products

Heat & steamHeat & steam Inert gas Inert gas Waste heat recovery & eWaste heat recovery & emissionsmissions

EnergyEnergy SafetySafety EnvironmentalEnvironmental

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Marine product familyMarine product family

Energy

Safety

Environmental

Exhaust gas cleaning

Waste heat recovery

Boilers Thermal fluid system Heat exchangers Inert gas systems

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Offshore product family Offshore product family

Large Large steamsteam capacitycapacity

deck deck mountedmounted boilersboilers

Dual Dual fuelfuel firedfired lowlow

NONOxx burnersburners and and

relatedrelated safetysafety-- and and

controlcontrol systemssystems

Waste heat Waste heat recoveryrecovery

EnergyEnergy

SafetySafety

EnvironmentalEnvironmental

Skid Skid mountedmounted

inert gas systemsinert gas systems

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LandLand--based product familybased product family

Industrial boilersIndustrial boilersSafetySafety-- and control and control systemssystems

Waste Heat Waste Heat Recovery Recovery

BoilersBoilersBio mass boilersBio mass boilers

Energy Safety Environmental

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Key areasKey areas

EnergyEnergy

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Boilers Boilers –– our value proposition our value proposition

� Quality and reliability

� Lowest life cycle costs

� Power: Weight ratio

� Availabilty - Global after sales network

ENERGYENERGY

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Boiler and Boiler and thermalthermal fluid fluid capacitycapacity rangerange

Pressure (barg)50

20

40

30

Temp (°C)

400 450

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3500 50 100 150 200 250 300

Aalborg OC

Aalborg OS

Aalborg TFO

Aalborg OM

Aalborg OL

Aalborg D

Aalborg D (FPSO)

Boiler capacity from 1 to 120 t/hThermal fluid heating capacity from 100 to 20,000 kW

ENERGYENERGY

Aalborg 3-Pass (Land-based)

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ENERGYENERGY

VLCC tanker

LNG carrier

Container ship

Bulk carrier

Order value based on vessel typeOrder value based on vessel type

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Market size estimate Market size estimate –– former Aalborg portfolioformer Aalborg portfolio

Source: Clarkson, IMA

Addressed market is vessels > 2000 dwt and Brazil land industry

ENERGYENERGY

Offshore80 million €

Marine300 million €

Industry110 million €

P&S not included

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Key areasKey areas

SafetySafety

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T/T “King Haakon VII” – cargo tank explosion 29 December 1969

Why install inert gas systems?Why install inert gas systems?

SAFETYSAFETY

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Inert gas Inert gas –– our value proposition ?our value proposition ?

� Quality and reliability

� Large installed base –references

� Availability - Global after sales network

SAFETYSAFETY

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ProductProduct rangerange

Inert gas generators

Up to 25,000 m3

� Product tankers

� Chemical tankers

� FPS

� LNG carriers

� LPG carriers

SAFETYSAFETY

System

type:

Capacity:

Installation:

Inert gas systems

(flue gas type)

Up to 10,000 m3

� Crude tankers

� Product tankers

� FPS

Nitrogen systems

Up to 30,000 m3

� Product tankers

� Chemical tankers

� FPS

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Crude tanker

Chemical tanker

LPG carrier

LNG carrier

SAFETYSAFETY

Order value based on vessel typeOrder value based on vessel type

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Source: Clarkson, IMA

Inert Gas Systems Mandatory for Tankers > 20,000 dwt

Market size estimateMarket size estimate

SAFETYSAFETY

Marine80 million €

Offshore20 million €

P&S not included

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Key areas Key areas

Waste heat recovery Waste heat recovery

EnvironmentalEnvironmental

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WasteWaste heatheat recoveryrecovery systemsystem–– traditional designtraditional design

Steam for ship service- 3~4 tons/hr

...extract enough heat from

exhaust gas for process needs

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

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WasteWaste heatheat recoveryrecovery systemsystem–– modern designmodern design

......extract as much heat from exhaust

gas as economically feasible.

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

Super heated steam

for steam turbine: 5 MW power

Steam for ship service :3 ~4 tons/h

From main

engine From aux.

engines

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Waste Waste hheat applications eat applications

After diesel engines

After gas turbines

After process gas

MARINE OFFSHORE LAND

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

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ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

Offshore40 million €

Marine50 million €

Industry50 million €

Source: Clarkson, IMA

Alddresed market is vessels > 2000 dwt

Market size estimate Market size estimate –– waste heat recoverywaste heat recovery

P&S not included

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Key areas Key areas

Pure SOxPure SOxExhaust Gas Scrubber Exhaust Gas Scrubber

EnvironmentalEnvironmental

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Stricter legislationStricter legislationsulphur emissionsulphur emission

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

� IMO MARPOL Annex VI – Decision of MEPC 58 and 59

� Exhaust Gas Cleaning allowed as alternative

Su

lph

urin

fu

el, %

2000

Emission Controlled Areas Global EU Ports

2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

4.5

5.0

2010 2015

2020

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ECA 1 – North Europe

ECA 2 – U.S + Canada – Aug 2012

ECA 3 – U.S Carribean - 2012

ECA 4 – Japan

ECA ? – Singapore ? Australia ? Med .?

Increasing emission controlled areasIncreasing emission controlled areas

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

15% increase in LSFO demand

1

?

?

?

422

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Fuel price differential scenariosFuel price differential scenarios

Price difference

HFO-MGO

for 2020 estimated

at 400 USD/mt

(Source: POTEN & PARTNERS 2010)

Price graph HFO versus MGO (2010-2011)

US

D

400

500

600

700

800

900

1 000

1 100

0101 0423 0813 1203 0325 0715

2010 2011

BWDI, MGO

BW380, HFO

USD 314 (07/11/2011)

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

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Ficaria SeawaysFicaria Seaways–– world’s largest scrubber on a vessel world’s largest scrubber on a vessel

Alfa Laval’s PureSOAlfa Laval’s PureSOxx

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

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Jokers

� Timing: Delay in

implementation of emission regulations.

� Waste water regulations

� Adoption of LNG as fuel

– shore infrastructure

Newbuildings

Retrofit

World fleet 50,000 ships

on HFO

Long term average

1,500~2000 ships

per year

ENVIRONMENTENVIRONMENT

20% adoption

= 300~ 400

ships per yr.

from 2018

Retrofit of 20%

trading ECA and 10% of

balance =

5,500 ships

2014-2025

Source: Clarkson, IMA

All vessels > 2000 dwt

Market size estimateMarket size estimate–– exhaust gas cleaningexhaust gas cleaning

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Growth DriversGrowth DriversGlobalization, Energy, Environment & Increased living standardsGlobalization, Energy, Environment & Increased living standards

� Transportation demand

� Natural gas as fuel and fuel prices

� Emissions regulations- SOx, NOx, CO2

� Demand for power in emerging markets

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R&D R&D focusfocus areasareas

• SOx mitigation – Exhaust Gas Cleaning

• Energy savings – Exhaust gas waste heat recovery

• Natural gas fuelled boilers for marine application

• NOx reduction – Exhaust Gas Recirculation Boiler

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SummarySummary

� Strong market position and full range of products

in the market niches served.

� Growth potential in end markets and geographies

leveraging Alfa Laval’s global presence.

� Trade growth, energy efficiency and emission

legislation demands form a solid base for future

growth opportunities.

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