A Global Energy Interconnection to Promote Clean and Green Development FOR FGV MAY 2016.

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A Global Energy Interconnection to Promote Clean and Green Development FOR FGV MAY 2016

1 "China will propose discussion on establishing a Global Energy Interconnection to facilitate efforts to meet the global power demand with a clean and green alternatives". - Speech of President Xi Jinping at the UN Development Summit The premiere of Chinese edition of Global Energy Interconnection was held in Beijing (February 3, 2015); The premiere of English edition of Global Energy Interconnection was held in New York (September 14, 2015)

2 Why Global Energy Interconnection How to build global energy interconnection Jointly Promote innovative development of global energy interconnection 1 2 3

Energy is the blood of our economy and society. Since the industrial revolution, the world has been facing three major challenges caused by fossil fuel’s domination in energy mix. 1. Resource Constraints Proven reserve of coal : 110 years Proven reserve of oil : 57 years Proven reserve of gas : 54 years 3 Global Proven Reserve of Fossil Energy 891.5billion tons 110years 187trillion m 3 54years 239.8billon tons 53years 1. Challenges to world energy development

6 2. Environment Pollution  Large scale exploration, production, transportation, storage and use of fossil energy have caused acute pollution and serious damages to air, water, and soil, and posed great threat to human health.  In many regions, the damages are beyond the limits of the environment, resulting in the loss of the self-recovering ability of mother nature. 1. Challenges to world energy development 4

5 3. Climate warming The carbon emission from combusting fossil is a major cause for global warming. Global temperature has risen by an average of 1 ℃ since If no actions were taken, by the end of this century, global temperature rise would exceed 4 ℃, resulting in melting of icebergs, rising of sea level, species extinction and grain output reduction. All will severely threaten human existence. Atmospheric Concentrations of CO 2 and average global temperature rise Surface Average Temperature Rise Concentration of Co2 1. Challenges to world energy development

Clean replacement: in energy generation, solar energy, wind energy, hydroenergy and other clean energy replace the fossil energy 6 2. Countermeasures-Two replacements Two replacements Electric energy replacement: in energy consumption, the electric energy replaces the direct consumption of coal, oil and other fossil To adopt the target agreed at COP21 【 UN climate change conference in Paris 】 that aims to hold the increase in the global average temperature to well blew 2 centi-degree, it is urgent to push forward global energy transition.

The development of 5/10000 only can meet the energy demand of human society. 7 Variety More than 10 billion Solar energy Land wind energy Hydro energy More than 1 trillion More than 100 trillion Total Resources in the World ( KW ) 3. Distribution of global clean energy Unit: trillion kWh/year Hydro energy Wind energy Solar energy Unit: Trillion KWH/Year Distribution of global hydro energy, wind energy and solar energy resources

"The Global Energy Interconnection (GEI) is the globally interconnected strong intelligent power grid with the ultra-high voltage power grid as backbone grid and the transportation of clean energy as domination and is the green and low-carbon global energy allocation platform characterized by broad service scope, strong allocation capacity, and high safety reliability” *. Distributed Power Supply Centralized Power Supply Arctic Wind Energy Base Equator Solar Energy Base Ubiquitous Intelligent Power Grids of Different Countries Transnational Backbone Grid in Continent Transcontine ntal Backbone Grid 8 Global energy interconnection 4. Connotation of Global Energy Interconnection  GEI =Smart Grid+ UHV Grid + Clean Energy UHV grid is the Key Smart grid is the Foundation Clean energy is the Priority

9 Why Global Energy Interconnection How to build global energy interconnection Jointly Promote innovative development of global energy interconnection 1 2 3

NOW Phase one: domestic interconnection Phase two: intracontinental interconnection Phase three: intercontinental interconnection Promote clean energy development Promote domestic grid interconnection Promote the development of large clean energy bases Promote intra-continental interconnection Develop energy bases at the Arctic (wind power) and Equatorial regions (solar power) GEI will basically come into being 1. Development roadmap of Global Energy Interconnection 10

11 2. Prospect by 2050 Energy-mix in Realize clean development If clean energy can maintain an average annual growth of 12.4%, the proportion can be above 80% by 2050 Sustainable supply of clean energy 2. Cope with climate change The Carbon Dioxide emission of world energy can be controlled at 11.5 billion tons by 2050 Limiting global temperature rise within 2°C 3. Promote peaceful development Deepen worldwide cooperation, curb international disputes. Turn the world into a peaceful and harmonious global village with sufficient energy.

(1) Acceleration of development of ultra-high voltage power grid Construction of a batch of world-leading ultra-high voltage projects 12 Completion and operation of “3-AC and 4-DC" Project; “4-AC and 6-DC" Project under construction; The length of UHV lines in operation and under construction is more than 22,000km and the power transformation (current conversion) capacity is more than 230,00MVA. 3. Successful practice of China

13 SGCC has made smart grid development plans involving construction of all sections from electricity generation, transformation, distribution, consumption to dispatching. 2,554 smart substations,35,000 unattended substations, 310 million smart meters Over 1500 EV charging and battery swapping stations and 30,000 charging poles Charging station of electric vehicle Zhoushan ±200KV Five-terminal Flexible DC Power Transmission Project Smart meter (2) Acceleration of construction of intelligent power grid 3. Successful practice of China

Based on the ultra-high voltage and cross-regional networking, the rapid development of clean energy is robustly promoted. As of June 2015: The installed capacity of hydropower was 320,000MW, No. 1 in the world; Grid connected wind power was 130,000MW, No. 1 in the world; Grid connected photovoltaic power was 42,000MW, No. 1 in the world. 14 (3) Positive promotion of new energy development Phase І-Operation 2012 Wind power capacity 100MW; Solar power capacity 40MW; Storage capacity 20MW Phase Ⅱ - Under construction Wind power capacity 400MW; Solar power capacity 60MW; Storage capacity 50MW 3. Successful practice of China 14

15 Why Global Energy Interconnection How to build global energy interconnection Jointly Promote innovative development of global energy interconnection 1 2 3

16 Time: 30 of March 2016 Jointly hosted by: SGCC,C4C,IEA,EEI Co-hosted by: CEC, CSEE, CMIF,IEC,IEEE. The Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO) was founded This historical event is a milestone for promoting the innovative development of global energy interconnection worldwide. ELETROBRAS is The Founding Member Of GEIDCO 1. Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization Founded Global Energy Interconnection Conference 30 March 2016 Bei Jing

17 GEIDCO will dedicated in the development of GEI. Since Global energy interconnection is an unprecedentedly huge and systematic project, covering every aspect of international politics, economy, diplomacy, national defense, and climate change etc. It therefore requires concerted efforts from every party. Firstly, to promote extensive consensus. Strength cooperation among governments, industrial organizations, social groups and energy companies, under the strong leadership of United Nations, to pool all forces to address policy, marketing, and finance problems facing the development of global energy interconnection. Secondly, to enhance technology innovations. The focus is to speed up R&D on advanced, efficient and safe clean energy generation technologies, FACTs, energy storage, large-grid control and modern information and communication technologies, so as to enhance the safety, economic efficiency and reliability of global energy interconnection. Thirdly, to build a coordinated development mechanism. By building up a regular coordination mechanism and enhancing top design and macro planning, we can then explore and develop a global electricity trading mechanism and promote the sound development of a global energy interconnection. 2. Way forward

18 Brazil (South America) has a great energy development demand, rich resources, and huge market size and potential, and broad prospects and will play the demonstration Important role in the development of Global Energy Interconnection in the future and will further drive the technological innovation, equipment upgrade, regional energy mutual aid and international energy cooperation. 3. Prospect of GEI in Brazil and South America

Conclusion 19 The Global Energy Interconnection will change the world!

Obrigado!