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Origin Energy — Corporate Update (September 2010)
8 slides from Origin Energy's corporate update, September 2010
Slide 1: PNG Renewable Energy Project
PNG Renewable Energy Project September 2010
Slide 2: Important Notice
Important Notice This presentation does not constitute investment advice, or an inducement or recommendation to acquire or dispose of any securities in Origin, in any jurisdiction (including the USA). This presentation is for information purposes only, is in a summary form, and does not purport to b
Slide 3: Both main parties support a 5 per cent emissions reduction by 2020
Both of Australia‟s main political parties support a goal to reduce carbon emissions by 5 per cent from 2000 levels by 2020 Mt/C02e Australian Electricity Sector Emissions • Ambitious target, particularly as the 280 CPRS has been delayed until at least 2013 and its future remains unclear 260 • Witho
Slide 4: Proposed development would provide power for rural communities and support western PNG
The proposed development would provide power for rural communities and support development in western PNG … • Capacity to generate approximately 1800 MW of renewable baseload electricity • Reliable source of power for remote villages and rural communities in Papua New Guinea, transforming the area‟s
Slide 5: Baseload renewable power will enable development of Queensland's minerals potential
Access to baseload renewable power will enable development of Queensland‟s outstanding minerals potential – helping to drive significant growth in north and far north Queensland Demand from alumina smelting and aluminium refining in the Cape potentially up to thousands of MW, with $ billions of asso
Slide 6: Development would open a corridor to connect Queensland's solar and renewable resources
The proposed development would also open up a vast corridor of opportunities to connect some of Queensland‟s best solar and renewable energy resources into the national grid… • Some of Queensland‟s best wind and solar resources are located in the far north of the State • New transmission line would
Slide 7: Catchment attributes and rainfall provide river flows suited for hydro power
The unique attributes of the catchment combined with the region‟s year round high consistency rainfall provide river flows that are well suited for hydro power while maintaining downstream river characteristics. • Capturing the power of existing river flows, the development under consideration would
Slide 8: PNG Renewable Energy Project
PNG Renewable Energy Project September 2010