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Vestas Nacelles Americas
Global Purchasing and Supply Chain
Gene Cuenot, Vice President
2 | Indiana Presentation, August 6, 2009
Wind Power Supply Chain Challenges
and Opportunities
• Overview of the Industry
• Vestas Nacelles Footprint
• Commodities
• Supply Chain Challenges
• Supplier Opportunities
• Q & A
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Overview of the Industry
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Facing rising energy demandsFacing rising energy demandsSlumping energy resources
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A call for change
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Demand for energy
We are facing a dilemma:
Level
Time
Create more energyLower CO2 emissions
CO2 emissions
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Growing revenue
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
6500
2363
3583
4861
3854
REVENUE, MILLION EURO
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6035
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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Ramping up our human resources
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
18000
20000
22000
24000
9,59410,618
12,309
15,305
EMPLOYEES
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20,829
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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Footprint
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DenmarkDenmark
Ringkøbing:
V90-3MW Nacelle
Hubs
Viborg:
V80/V90- 2MW Nacelle
Lem/Skagen:
Machined components
Ringkøbing:
V90-3MW Nacelle
Hubs
Viborg:
V80/V90- 2MW Nacelle
Lem/Skagen:
Machined components
SpainSpain
Viveiro:
V82-1,65 MW Nacelle
Leon:
V80/90-2MW Nacelle
Viveiro:
V82-1,65 MW Nacelle
Leon:
V80/90-2MW Nacelle
ItalyItaly
Taranto:
V90-3 Nacelle
V52-850 kW Nacelleand hub
Taranto:
V90-3 Nacelle
V52-850 kW Nacelleand hub
IndiaIndia
Chennai:
V82 Nacelle
Pondicherry:
V82 Nacelle
Hubs
Chennai:
V82 Nacelle
Pondicherry:
V82 Nacelle
Hubs
ChinaChina
Tianjin Assembly:
V52-850 kW Nacelle
V80/V90-2MW Nacelle
Hubs
Tianjin Generator:
Generators
Tianjin Assembly:
V52-850 kW Nacelle
V80/V90-2MW Nacelle
Hubs
Tianjin Generator:
Generators
Lübeck:
Generator
Magdeburg:
Castings
Lübeck:
Generator
Magdeburg:
Castings
Kristianssand:
Guldsmedhytten:
Lidköping:
Castings
Kristianssand:
Guldsmedhytten:
Lidköping:
Castings
GermanyGermany
Sweden/NorwaySweden/Norway
Overview of Nacelles current global footprint
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• Americas’ Sourcing drivers:• In the region for the region manufacturing and sourcing
• Shorter response time to market
• Competitiveness, capability and capacity
• Reduce currency exposure
N. America Footprint
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Colorado Production:Blades Windsor
Towers*1: Pueblo
Nacelles*1: Brighton
Blades *1: Brighton*1 not opened yet
3MW gearbox always imported
Foundry
Machining
Gears
Generators
Bearings
Supplier Information
Existing Suppliers
Modeled Location
Top Quartile
2nd Quartile
State Ranking for Potential Suppliers
GE
Gamesa
Suzlon
Siemens
Mitsubishi
Turbine Manufacturers
Clipper
Chicago Offices:
Purchasing and Supply Chain
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Commodities
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Product Overview
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Source: Sterzinger, G. and Svrcek, M., Wind Turbine Development: Location of Manufacturing Activity, Renewably Energy Ploicy Project, Technical Report, September, 2004.
Blades:• Generally glass-reinforced fiber
• Upwards to 50m and greater in length
• Utilizes principle of lift - converts wind energy to mechanical energy
Blades - Overview
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Tower:• 60 – 100M in height assembled
• 200 – 400 tons assembled
• Rolled steel tubes
• Connected in series
• Built/shipped in sections due to size and weight
• Hollow structure with ladder for maintenance access
• Flanges and bolts joining each section
• Concrete base providing stable foundation
• Concrete segmented and hybrid towers
Source: Sterzinger, G. and Svrcek, M., Wind Turbine Development: Location of Manufacturing Activity, Renewably Energy Ploicy Project, Technical Report, September, 2004.
Towers - Overview
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Supply opportunities:• Bearings
• Hydraulics, pumps
• Lubrications systems
• Plastics
• Wires and Cables
• Transformers
• Castings
• Weldings
• Fasteners
• Machined components
• Sheet metal work
• LiftsV90/3MW
V82/2MW
Nacelles - Overview
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Supply Chain Challenges
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• Extreme growth - (~25%+/year)
• Economic Downturn - Suppliers are readily visible to OEMs
• Critical components – Some capacity bottlenecks
• Commodities: Volatility to stabilization
• Credit Conditions – May prevent capacity investment
Supply Chain Challenges
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• Demand for High Quality and Delivery – Vestas working
towards 6 Sigma
• Competition – Major OEM’s competing against LCC’s,
mainly China. Suppliers must be competitive
• NA Sourcing - European standards can be difficult to convert
• Conferences and workshops - Enable connection to OEMs
• ISO9000 baseline and solid work practices
Supply Chain Challenges
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Supplier Opportunities
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Opportunities for Suppliers
ROW
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• Extreme growth – Opportunity for quality supplier expansion
• Focus on renewable energy – Drive growth
• Vestas offers support to key suppliers - Optimize processes,
etc.
• Vestas Nacelles - Sources a wide range of components,
such as gears and gear boxes - highly specialized for wind
applications
Opportunities for Suppliers
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Wind Industry – Moving towards:
• Innovations – V112 Turbine
• Increased co-operation between OEMs and manufacturers
• Increased life of product, and not as in the past, where new models often were introduced every 2 years
• Dual and multiple sourcing of critical components
• Maturity leading to partnerships, long term agreements etc.
Opportunities for Suppliers
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