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Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy The best technology for your wind projects in Brazil 30 August 2017 © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Content Company Profile Technological Solutions for Brazil G114 2.0/2.1MW G114 2.5/2.625MW G132 3.3./3.465MW

1. Company Profile

Gamesa and Siemens Wind Power join forces

What does this mean for our customers and suppliers? Stronger business partner New opportunities for collaboration and partnership The broadest product portfolio in the market World class technology to further lower energy costs

A broad and versatile Product Portfolio Brazil Wind Power 2017 A broad and versatile Product Portfolio

Products and technology in 90+ countries Brazil Wind Power 2017 Products and technology in 90+ countries Installed capacity 75 GW

2. Technological Solutions for Brazil Presales, julho 2017

G114-2.0/2.1 MW © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

G114-2.0 MW The new benchmark in the market Brazil Wind Power 2017 The new benchmark in the market G114-2.0 MW The best capacity factor in the market. Optimized for low and medium wind sites. Proven technologies. 2,211 MW installed and over 4,770 MW in firm orders of G114-2.0 and 2.1 MW. Nominal power increase to 2.1 MW available. © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

G114-2.0/2.1 MW One of the most successful platforms in the market: Availability levels exceeding 98% 13 years in the market and 12,959 turbines installed in 39 countries Towers portfolio: T68, T80, T93, T125 (steel) T120 (concrete) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Brazil Wind Power 2017 More efficient mechanical structure to allocate larger rotors Increased capacity for gearbox and hydraulic/pitch system Gearbox ratio adapted to maximize performance (optimum trade-off AEP vs. noise) Key components of drive train upscaled Same electrical components Comparison with – G97-2.0 MW Prototype G126-2.5 MW T80 50Hz Alaiz (Spain) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy G97 G114

G114-2.5/2.625 MW © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

G114-2.5 MW Leveraging the proven experience of the 2.0 MW Platform Brazil Wind Power 2017 Leveraging the proven experience of the 2.0 MW Platform G114-2.5 MW Guaranteed reliability backed by the proven experience of the 2.0 MW platform. G114-2.5 MW IIA: fully validated and certified, in serial production with over 900 MW in firm orders (G114-2.5 and G114-2.625 MW) @Q4 2016. More than 900 MW already signed @4Q 2016 Nominal power increase to 2.625MW available. © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

G114-2.5/2.625 MW Boosting production in medium wind sites Product overview G114-2.5/2.625 MW Boosting production in medium wind sites Higher nominal power: roughly 29% more energy than G97-2.0 MW IIA in Class II sites. Profitability: 10% CoE improvement vs. G97-2.0 MW IIA It will coexist with G97-2.0 MW and G114-2.0 MW – they will target different market segments Towers portfolio: T68, T80, T93, T125 (steel) T120 (concrete) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Comparison with – G114-2.0 MW Blade: Brazil Wind Power 2017 Blade: Same aerodynamic design and external surface (G114-2.0 MW blade design already contemplated the upscaling to 2.5 MW) Same moulds Reduced design risks – most of blade validation and testing during the G114-2.0 MW project Comparison with – G114-2.0 MW © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy New 2.5 MW electrical system: Same concept (DFIM), nacelle topology and control strategy New upscaled converter, generator and transformers Mechanical system: Reinforcements to blade bearings, torque arms and main frame Rest of components are the same

G132-3.3/3.465 MW © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

G132-3.3 MW One of the largest rotors in the market Brazil Wind Power 2017 One of the largest rotors in the market G132-3.3 MW Class IIA and high nominal power: 50% more energy production vs. G114-2.0 MW in Class II 30% more energy production vs. G114-2.5 MW in Class II Top class reliability and low technological risk: Same proven technologies adopted in the 2.0 MW and 2.5 MW platforms 64.5 m blade based on the fully validated design of the G132- 5.0 MW IIA blade Nominal power increase to 3.465 MW available.

G132-3.3/3.465 MW Optimum CoE for sites with medium winds: Brazil Wind Power 2017 G132-3.3/3.465 MW Optimum CoE for sites with medium winds: First turbine model in the new generation geared 3.3 MW Platform It coexists with other turbine models in the product portfolio designed for medium winds, targeting mainly markets requiring solutions with high nominal power Towers portfolio: T84, T97, T114, T134, T154 (steel) T134 hybrid solution available (cast-in-place concrete + steel concrete) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub NACELLE 4.2m x 4.1m x 12.5m (w x h x l) HUB (same technology G114 2.5MW) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Pitch System © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Gearbox © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Generator © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Converter © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Brazil Wind Power 2017 Technological highlights: Nacelle and Hub Transformer © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Brazil Wind Power 2017 Prototype – G132-3.465 MW First prototype G132-3.465 MW IIA was erected in Alaiz (Spain) during September 2016: Power curve measurement completed: Measured AEP in line with theoretical values Loads measurement completed Prototype G132-3.3 MW T114, Alaiz (Spain) © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Key project milestones Brazil Wind Power 2017 The most profitable product in its segment Swept area increase AEP increase +34% G114 G132 Key project milestones 4Q2015 Official market launch 2Q2016 Design Certificate 3Q2016 First prototype 2Q2017 Type Certificate and Serial Production Available in Serial Production from Q2 2017 © Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

Thank you. Aug 30th 2017 Contact Warwick David Heaney Technology Director Phone: +55 (11) 3096-4444 Ext.: 33278 wdheaney@gamesacorp.com Thank you. Aug 30th 2017