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Rwe — Vattenfall — Investor Presentation (2022)

39 slides from Rwe's investor presentation, 2022

  1. Slide 1: Community Benefit Fund Meetings – Breckland 2022

    Community Benefit Fund Meetings – Breckland 2022 • This document shows the slides that were presented in Climate - Necton – 21st January Smarter - Dereham – 28th July • These meetings followed the same Community agenda and slides • Please see the accompanying reports Living on our website for more d

  2. Slide 2: Vattenfall's Norfolk Zone Community Benefit Fund

    Vattenfall’s Norfolk Zone Community Benefit Fund Exploring community ideas with residents of Necton, Holm Hale, Bradenham, Fransham, Little Dunham and surrounding villages and homes Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  3. Slide 3: Norfolk Zone Community Benefit Fund

    Norfolk Zone Community Benefit Fund Exploring community ideas with residents of Dereham and surrounding areas.

  4. Slide 4: What we hope we'll achieve together this evening

    What we hope we’ll achieve together this evening: 1. 2. Meet people who have some shared interests Learn more about Vattenfall’s approach to Climate community benefit funds and explore Norfolk residents’ feedback in connection to establishing the Norfolk Zone fund Smarter 3. Find inspiration from ot

  5. Slide 5: 6-8pm Agenda

    6-8pm Agenda Time Session 17:45 Arrivals 18:00 Welcome and Introductions (in small groups) to each other 18:20 An Overview of Vattenfall’s approach to developing community benefit funds The Norfolk Community Benefit Fund • What you like in Norfolk today • What you want to see more of • Initial ideas

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  7. Slide 7: Introductions

    5-10 minutes Introductions • Name • Where you live / go to school / work • Mention any community activity you’re involved in already / are keen to get involved in • Any personal climate action you take? Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  8. Slide 8: Vattenfall's approach to establishing CBF

    Vattenfall’s approach to establishing CBF Principles • Align with global, national and local interests & needs – we all need to mitigate against and adapt to a changing climate • Work with local people to identify themes, ideas and inspiration, to support the development of projects that can deliver

  9. Slide 9: The energy transition is happening – going from uncertainty to urgency

    The energy transition is happening – going from uncertainty to urgency Click to add text 9 With our ambition Fossil-free living within one generation Vattenfall takes a leadership role in this societal transformation We have committed to being net zero by 2040, in line with 1.5 degree targets from t

  10. Slide 10: Vattenfall offshore wind projects

    Vattenfall offshore wind projects Assets in operation Ambition for 2030 25% 26% 4% 2.6 GW Kattegatt Syd 45% Stora Middelgrund UK Denmark The Netherlands Sweden Germany Swedish Kriegers Flak Assets under construction 0% 18% 15 GW Hollandse Kust Zuid 1-4 1.9 GW 82% UK Denmark The Netherlands Sweden Ge

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  17. Slide 17: Our initial dialogue – "Give my View"

    Our initial dialogue – “Give my View” Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  18. Slide 18: Who participated in the survey?

    Who participated in the survey? Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  19. Slide 19: What do people like most about life in Norfolk?

    What do people like most about life in Norfolk? Younger people tended to prioritise these topics, and this, not so much Older people prioritised “The landscape” and “Norfolk way of life” Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  20. Slide 20: What do people like to see more of in Norfolk?

    What do people like to see more of in Norfolk? Younger people tended to prioritise these topics, and this, not so much Older people prioritised “Community events and action” more than any other group Older and younger people are interested in “energy efficiency” Everyone wants more “environment / na

  21. Slide 21: What could help kick start your communities' journey towards fossil fuel freedom?

    What could help kick start your communities’ journey towards fossil fuel freedom? Younger people tended to prioritise these topics, especially “Green jobs” Older people prioritised “Rural connectivity”, “Help with energy saving”, “Green heating for homes” Everyone wants to “Rethink local resources”

  22. Slide 22: In response to the open question, these topics emerged most often

    In response to the open question, these topics emerged most often. Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  23. Slide 23: EOWDC

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  24. Slide 24: Vattenfall Unlock our Future Fund

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  25. Slide 25: Vattenfall Unlock our Future Fund

    Vattenfall Unlock our Future Fund Vattenfall contributes £150,000 per year (plus RPI) to the Fund for the life of the wind farm. 10% is ringfenced for community that hosts substation. The overall purpose of the Fund is to support charitable community projects in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire that addre

  26. Slide 26: Administration and Decision Making

    Administration and Decision Making | Page 26 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  27. Slide 27: Applications and Awards

    Applications and Awards Grant Size • Small grants up to £2,000 • Large grants from £2,001 to £15,000 for a single year with the possibility of awards of up to £30,000 for projects running across three years. Applications and Awards | Page 27 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  28. Slide 28: Low Carbon Transport

    Low Carbon Transport During the first three years: 1 feasibility study into a community owned charging network 2 electric cargo bikes 2 electric vans 1 electric bus ‘B-LinkD’ 1 electric car 1 electric utility vehicle | Page 28 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  29. Slide 29: Improving Community Buildings

    Improving Community Buildings 19 Awards for community buildings: including PV, air source heat pumps, batteries, insulation, efficient lighting Example: Fittie Hall Awards for air source heat pump and improved glazing. | Page 29 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  30. Slide 30: Green Space and Growing/Education

    Green Space and Growing/Education Green roofs on two buildings, a composting toilet and ‘hot composter’ Bonnymuir Green Earth and Worms Tarland Development Group Camphill School | Page 30 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  31. Slide 31: Feasibility and Development

    Feasibility and Development | Page 31 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  32. Slide 32: Supporting the Journey …

    Supporting the Journey … Example: Aberdeenshire Sailing Trust/Peterhead Sailing Club 2019: award for an electric van 2020: award for Solar PV, battery and charger on the clubhouse 2021: award for an electric outboard for the rescue boat | Page 32 Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  33. Slide 33: Vattenfall Unlock our Future Fund: Lessons Learned

    Vattenfall Unlock our Future Fund Lessons Learned: • It’s a win-win: what’s good for the planet is good for people • Managing demand • Provision of support to potential applicants • Responding to feedback • Value of small grants Areas for Further Work: • Capturing impact | Page 33 Confidentiality: C

  34. Slide 34: Resources

    Resources Case studies of funded projects https://www.foundationscotland.org.uk/our-impact/case- studies?category=All&funds=373 Case study of the Fund on CARES website https://www.localenergy.scot/projects-and-case-studies/case- studies/community-benefits/vattenfall-unlock-our-future-fund/ | Page 34

  35. Slide 35: Reflection in groups

    10 minutes Reflection in groups • What were your first impressions of what you’ve just heard? • What do you think of the way Vattenfall establish the CBF – involving local people, from start, right up to decision- making on what projects should succeed? • Do you have any questions for us that could

  36. Slide 36: Questions

    Questions Confidentiality: C1 - Public

  37. Slide 37: Group discussion

    25 minutes Group discussion • What ideas have you got that you think could help your community live a climate smarter life? • Describe how it could work. • Why do you think that could make a real difference to people in your community? • Who would benefit most? • Will your idea deliver lasting benef

  38. Slide 38: Feedback & Next Steps

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  39. Slide 39: Thanks for your contributions

    Thanks for your contributions Confidentiality: C1 - Public

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