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Our GoalTo meaningfully advance the transition to sustainable

energy while creating jobs and cultivating economic

growth for communities around the world

Contact Information

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Interested Suppliers

www. aurorasolarthermal.com.au/suppliers

Aurora Website

www.aurorasolarthermal.com.au


SolarReserve Overview

Leading global integrated solar power business with a high quality development pipeline, differentiated

proprietary technology and a proven track record of success

Development pipeline of over 13 GW across

the world’s most attractive solar markets

includes CSP, PV and solar hybrid plants,

leverage proprietary CSP storage technology

with low-cost PV

Developed projects and secured long-term

power contracts for 775 MW representing

US$3.4 billion of project capital, with an

additional 2,000 MW of projects under award

Global presence with HQ in California and 7

international offices strategically located in

Africa, the Americas, the Asia-Pacific region,

the Middle East, and Europe

Experienced management team with over 27

GW and US$48 billion of combined transaction

experience in 25 countries

Development

Commercialized world’s most efficient and

lowest cost CSP with integrated storage that

solves the intermittency issues experienced

with other renewable energy sources

Unmatched proprietary CSP technology allows

solar to operate as baseload generation and

deliver power into peak demand periods, at a

fraction of other storage technologies

Portfolio of 108 U.S. and global patents and

patent applications, plus in-house ‘know how’

protects technology lead

Ownership of technology enables equipment

supply opportunities and development

advantage

ThermaVault™ Technology

More than US$1.8 billion of projects in

operation globally

Flagship 110 MW Crescent Dunes CSP

project in Tonopah, Nevada with 10 hours of

storage – in 2015 achieved commercial

operation under the Power Purchase

Agreement, a 25-year full offtake contract with

NV Energy

Company has been awarded 346 MW of

projects in South Africa, with 246 MW

currently operating

Full asset management capabilities,

includes supervision of operations,

environmental compliance, lender and

investor relations, and power offtake contract

management

Operations


Global Reach Across Six Continents

Development portfolio of 13 gigawatts across the world’s most attractive, high growth renewable markets

KOTULO TSATSINorthern Cape, 150 MW +

1,800 MWh storage

KALKAARFree State, 150 MW +

1,800 MWh storage

ROOIPUNTNorthern Cape, 150 MW+

1,800 MWh storage

SOUTH AFRICA

JOHANNESBURG

REDSTONE

Northern Cape, 100 MW +

1,200 MWh storage

LESEDI

Free State, 75 MW

LETSATSI

Free State, 75 MW

DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY

OPERATING

PPA AWARDED

ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT

USA

SANTA MONICA, CA (HQ)

CRESCENT DUNES

Tonopah, Nevada

110 MW +

1,100 MWh storage

SANDSTONE

Nevada

2,000 MW +

20,0000 MWh storage

CHILE

SANTIAGO

COPIAPÓ

Atacama Region

260 MW +

3,400 MWh storage

TAMARUGAL

Tarapaca Region

450 MW +

5,800 MWh storage

LIKANA

Antofagasta Region

390 MW +

5,100 MWh storageAUSTRALIA

ADELAIDE

AURORA

Port Augusta, SA

220 MW +

1100 MWh storage

CHINA

4,000 MW of

Preliminary Agreements

JASPER

Northern Cape, 96 MW

HERTZOGVILLE

Free State, 50 MW

ARRIESFONTEIN

SOLAR PARK

Northern Cape

75 MW - Wilger

75 MW - Arriesfontein

Office

Solar Thermal Projects

Photovoltaic (PV) Projects

Solar Thermal + PV Hybrid Projects



Power Block

PROVEN

TECHNOLOGY

Air Cooled Condenser

Hot Salt Tank

Concrete Tower

Cold Salt Tank

Receiver

Steam Turbine / Generator


Dispatchable Generation Delivers Firm Output On Demand

Integrated energy storage provides the ability to shift electricity generation to meet different

profile needs and a deliver firm reliable power at high capacity value

Photovoltaic

Direct

Steam

SolarReserve’s ThermaVault™


Operational Data: Demonstration of the Technology’s Dispatchability

Operational data from Crescent Dunes 110 MW facility in

Nevada, U.S. demonstrates the dispatchability and

baseload capabilities of SolarReserve’s technology

Energy capture in receiver proven at greater than 100% of

target

24-hour generation ability, although normal generation

requested by utility is peak 12-14 hours per day

Collection through intermittent solar resource and wind

conditions

24 Hour Generation

Stable generation during peak demand

Collection through intermittent solar

DNI (sunlight)

Net Generation (power delivery to the grid)

Receiver Output MW (energy collected in molten salt)


Hybrid Solar Thermal + Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Power Plants

SolarReserve’s advanced hybrid technology comprises

− Solar thermal energy collection

− Integrated molten salt energy storage technology

− Conventional steam power generation

− Solar PV technology

Maximising the generation of electricity during peak demand periods, which extend into evening hours

Adding PV to our solar thermal facilities serves to add capacity as well as turbine flexibility

The solar PV component can

− Power the station’s electricity demand

− Enable the facility to supply more fully dispatchable

electricity to the grid

− Reduce the need to draw electricity from the grid for

station power when the facility is not operating

− Be utilized during daytime hours when electricity

demand and prices are lower – and while parasitic

station power requirements are higher

Rec Power (MWht)

Net Gen (MWhe)

Heliostat Available

Heliostat Tracking

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Introducing Aurora: South Australia’s Solar Thermal Energy Project

A 220 megawatt (MW) solar park consisting of 150 MW of fully dispatchable solar thermal with 8 hours

(1,100 MW-hours) of full load energy storage, plus the option for 70 MW of PV

70 MW PVPower Block

150 MW CSP with

1,100 MW-hours energy

storage

240 Meter Tower

1,100MW-HOURS

ENERGY STORAGE

(8 HOURS AT FULL

LOAD)

220MEGAWATTS

650GIGAWATT-

HOURS

ANNUALLY

4,300DIRECT, INDIRECT

AND INDUCED

JOBS CREATED

DURING

CONSTRUCTION

750FULL TIME

CONSTRUCTION

JOBS FOR A

DURATION OF

30 MONTHS

55FULL-TIME,

PERMANENT

JOBS FOR

OPERATIONS

AND

MAINTENANCE

60%SOUTH AUSTRALIA

CONTENT TARGETED

FOR CONSTRUCTION

PHASE

12,800 Heliostats


Aurora Project Milestone Achievements

August 2017 November 2017 December 2017 January 2018 March 2018 July 2018

Generation

Agreement

signed with South

Australian

Government for

solar thermal

project with energy

storage to meet

Government’s

annual electricity

consumption

Heritage

Agreement

signed with the

native title holders

represented by the

Barngarla

Determination

Aboriginal

Corporation

Aurora project

secures

Development

Approval from

South Australian

Government

SolarReserve and

OZ Minerals enter

into agreement to

commission a new

high voltage power

line in South

Australia,

securing

transmission for

Aurora

SolarReserve

opens Australian

Headquarters in

Adelaide and Field

Office in Port

Augusta

Aurora project

secures PV

Development

Approval and

vegetation

clearing approval

from South

Australian

Government


A New Transmission Backbone: Unlocking the Far North for Future Mining and Renewable Energy Projects

New line will support SolarReserve’s Aurora project

as well as OZ Minerals’ Prominent Hill mine and

Carrapateena project, all of which will create

thousands of jobs for the State

The high voltage power line will meet the

companies’ current operational requirements and

accommodate their growth strategy for the region

In total the line will be 270 km long with OZ

Minerals and SolarReserve equally sharing

operational costs for the first 35 km of the line

Bringing together two private companies to develop a

major piece of infrastructure for South Australia


• Biological Monitoring

• Buildings

• Civil Works

• Commissioning

• Concrete Placement

• Crane Rental

• Earthwork

• Electrical

• Engineering

• Environmental

Protection

• Fencing

• Fire Protection

• Foundations

• General Contractor

• Geotechnical Works

• Heat Tracing

• Heliostat Assembly

• HVAC

• Instrumentation

• Insulation

• Mechanical

• Operating Services

• Reinforcing Steel

• Roadway

Improvements

• Salt Melting

• Scaffolding

• Security

• Steel Erection

• Surveying

• Tank Erection

• Testing

• Tower Erection

• Transmission

• Trucking

• Underground Utilities

Welding

www.aurorasolarthermal.com.au/suppliers

Solar thermal plants use a tremendous amount of local content, providing jobs to local suppliers

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