DCNS Energies Marines Renouvelables

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Ports and Harbour – An innovation
powerhouse for ocean energy development
EMD 2015 – Athens
Jean-Charles BOULAT
EU & NATO Vice-president, DCNS
May 2015
DCNS
A world leader in naval defence
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An innovative player in energy
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DCNS in figures
€3.1bn
in sales
€3.6bn
in orders
(13.1 billions
euros in
order book)
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13,130
employees
subsidiaries
11
sales offices
worldwide
Key figures 2013
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Convinced that Ocean is planet’s future, we are inventing hightech solutions to sustainably secure and develop its potential
• A world leader in these activities:
 Naval defence
 Renewable marine energies
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 Surveying and sustainably developing the oceans’
potential
• Developing a portfolio of activities evenly spreads in 2020
between naval defence and new markets
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One-third of sales in the energy sector
by the end of the decade
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Marine Renewable Energies activities
Experience in naval defence
and the development of all four
key technologies for marine
renewable energy have made
DCNS a major player in the
sector.
 Group together and expand R&D
effort in Marine Renewable Energies
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- In line with government initiatives following
Grenelle de la Mer marine environment summit
- Set up MRE technology platform in liaison with
Brittany maritime cluster
 Invest in four key areas
- Tidal stream turbines
- Ocean thermal energy conversion
- Flotting offshore windfarms
- Wave energy
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Marine infrastructures activities
DCNS applies its know-how and
technological expertise in the
marine infrastructure design and
operation to develop a full range of
benefits and services for energy
sector.
 Expertise in the design of naval bases in
France and abroad in the environment of
warship
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- Official ceremony of industrial construction site
submarine to the Brazilian Navay with its partner
Odebrecht
Develop and strengthen its offering in
service of the major players of electricity
sector
- Construction of the new electricity power station at SaintPierre-et-Miquelon for EDF client
- Construction of the extension of the electricity power
station at Longoni (Mayotte) for EDF client
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DCNS is investing in 4 of the main MREs
Tidal-current energy
A predictable
energy source
thanks to
tidal currents
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The densest
form of energy
with
an immense
production
potential
Wave energy
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Ocean thermal
energy conversion
A non-intermittent
source of energy,
with offshore or
onshore plants of
various power
capacities
Energy thanks to
the regularity and
power of
offshore winds
Wind energy
Delivery of turnkey MRE farms
2014: Summary and detailed
preliminary projects
2015-2017: From Engineering to
installation at sea
 WaveRoller wave power farm in the Bay
of Audierne (France)
 Tidal current power farm at Raz
Blanchard (France)
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 Wind turbine power farm at Groix
2017-2020: Development of highpower (300 MW) commercial tidal
current power farms
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Floating wind turbines
Key points
Energy potential of 3,500 GW worldwide
Large-scale, offshore farms
Stronger and steadier winds
Facilitated installation and maintenance
Limitation of usage conflicts
Partnership with Alstom, developer of the largest offshore
wind turbine (Project Seareed)
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Timetable
2014: Partnership agreement Alstom/DCNS
2017/18: Multi-megawatt demonstrator
2019/20: Multi-megawatt pilot farm
2022/23: First commercial turbine park
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Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
Key points
Centrale à terre
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Onshore plant
Offshore plant
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Renewable base energy
High-power floating plants of up to 30 MW
Onshore plants of 5 to 10 MW, with the possibility of
adding air conditioning or water desalination, for example
Timetable
2013 : Increase of the ETM range with onshore systems
2014 : Developpement of ETM key technologies (MARLIN
project), supported by the ADEME
2014: Announcement of launch of commercial project for
onshore OTEC plant of 5 MW
2014: Launch of commercial project for offshore OTEC
plant of 16 MW (NEMO project)
2015: Export deployment
2018: First offshore plant
Tidal-current energy
Key points
Predictable, long-term energy
No visual or noise impact
Worldwide potential of 115 GW
Ease of installation and maintenance (specific barge)
OpenHydro is a DCNS subsidiary, leader in the field of
tidal stream generators
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Timetable
2014: Contract for a pilot plant in Canada, order for 2
new turbines for the Paimpol project
2015: Pilot farms in Canada and in France (Paimpol)
2017: 14MW pilot farm in the Raz Blanchard
2020: Commercial farms
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Impact of Marine Renewable Energy Development
Like O&G, development of Blue
Growth activities such as MRE,
Aquaculture, Deep-sea Mining,
etc, will create specific needs
and requirements that will have
to be addressed both onshore
as offshore:
 Construction,
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 Maintenance,
 Logistic,
 Decommissioning,
 Etc…
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One example: Lerwick Harbour case and the impact of
Oil&Gas
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DCNS’ ambition: Developing new infrastructures in
Cherbourg
Cherbourg Port: Creating a Hub for Tidal Energy
Agreement with Ports Normands Associés
Localised jobs
Hub for:
 Industrial prime contractor
- Competencies in energy-farm engineering based on
DCNS’ historical know-how
 Equipment supplier
- OpenHydro marine turbine
- Ocean thermal energy conversion cold seawater lines
 Service provider
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- Installation
- Maintenance
Bringing back activities close to
the Sea
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