This document provides an overview and strategic plan for Terna from 2016-2019. It summarizes that Terna will invest 2.6 billion euros in regulated domestic infrastructure projects over this period. It also aims to strengthen its low risk profile through stable regulated revenues while pursuing limited international expansion and other non-regulated opportunities with capital allocation of up to 200 million euros and an EBITDA target of 240 million euros from these efforts. Financial targets include maintaining solid financial ratios and reducing net debt starting in 2018/2019 while providing sustainable dividend growth.
San Donato Milanese, 29 July 2015 – The Snam Board of Directors, chaired by Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, yesterday approved the consolidated half-year report to 30 June 2015 (subjected to a limited audit) and the consolidated results for the second quarter of 2015 (unaudited).
Financial highlights
Total revenue: €1,837 million (+3.1%)
EBITDA: €1,434 million (+0.4%)
Net profit: €612 million (+9.1%)
Technical investments: €487 million
Free cash flow: €587 million
Operating highlights
Gas injected into the transportation network: 32.77 billion cubic metres, in line with the figure for the first half of 2014
Number of active meters: 6.518 million (5.911 million at 30 June 2014)
Available storage capacity: 11.4 billion cubic metres (unchanged compared with 30 June 2014)
Significant events
Completed on 9 July 2015 the activities relating to the revocation of the judicial administration order imposed on the subsidiary Italgas by the Court of Palermo on 11 July 2014
Approved on 22 June 2015 by the Snam Board of Directors the renewal of the Euro Medium Term Notes (EMTN) programme for the issuance of bonds worth a total of €12 billion, unchanged from the previous renewal of the programme
San Donato Milanese, 29 July 2015 – The Snam Board of Directors, chaired by Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, yesterday approved the consolidated half-year report to 30 June 2015 (subjected to a limited audit) and the consolidated results for the second quarter of 2015 (unaudited).
Financial highlights
Total revenue: €1,837 million (+3.1%)
EBITDA: €1,434 million (+0.4%)
Net profit: €612 million (+9.1%)
Technical investments: €487 million
Free cash flow: €587 million
Operating highlights
Gas injected into the transportation network: 32.77 billion cubic metres, in line with the figure for the first half of 2014
Number of active meters: 6.518 million (5.911 million at 30 June 2014)
Available storage capacity: 11.4 billion cubic metres (unchanged compared with 30 June 2014)
Significant events
Completed on 9 July 2015 the activities relating to the revocation of the judicial administration order imposed on the subsidiary Italgas by the Court of Palermo on 11 July 2014
Approved on 22 June 2015 by the Snam Board of Directors the renewal of the Euro Medium Term Notes (EMTN) programme for the issuance of bonds worth a total of €12 billion, unchanged from the previous renewal of the programme
La missione dell’energia: Terna per il progetto Kami in BoliviaTerna SpA
Una centrale idroelettrica non basta per tradurre in realtà il progetto di Padre Serafino: serve una linea che trasmetta l’energia elettrica.
È qui che fa la differenza l’intervento di due dipendenti di Terna, Giampiero Fantini e Adriano Selva (tecnici del GOL, Gruppo Operativo Linee di Novara) che già da tempo partecipano come volontari al progetto. Giampiero e Adriano studiano il territorio e disegnano una linea di 37 km da realizzare a 4.000 metri di altezza, partendo da 2.650 metri per arrivare a quota 4.200.
I due appassionati dipendenti di Terna chiedono e ottengono il supporto della loro azienda. La coerenza con il core business e la valorizzazione delle competenze tecniche specifiche di Terna fanno di Kami un progetto di sostenibilità ideale.
Maggio 2011
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""Over the past three years, we have transformed Eni into a leaner and more resilient company. We have built a high margin portfolio consisting of a large number of mature projects, which will secure our production growth over the medium and long term, and a huge amount of reserves, which will give us flexibility and value."
Similar to 2016-2019 Strategic Plan Presentation (20)
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Economy
decarbonization
The environment ahead of us
Key Trends
Efficient use of
resources
Circular economy
CO2 reduction
Transport sector
electrification
Towards high standards for a reduced environmental impact
2030
A global
deadline
COP21
United Nations
Sustainable
Development Goals
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What Terna has done so far
Main Achievements
higher integration of renewables
reduction in soil consumption
600km of old lines removed in the last 6 years
Replacement of old lines
Dispatching optimization
Reduction of service costs
Recycle materials used for investments and maintenance of the Grid
Maximize energy efficiency
Reduced Emissions
R&D as a catalyst for innovation, contributing to value creation
1. Forecast on a full running base
A reduction1 of 15 mn tons of CO2 emissions expected yearly thanks to
investments included in the National Development Plan
Open approach to innovation leveraging also on external resources and partnerships
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What’s next in Corporate Governance
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
TRANSPARENCY
STAKEHOLDERS RELATIONSBEST PRACTICE
LONG TERM VISIONETHICAL CULTURE
SUSTAINABILITY
PUBLIC ROLE IN THE HOME MARKET
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HARDWARE (TO)
Grid expansion
Interconnections
Storage
Special Equipment, R&D
€
European electricity market trends
A New Role for the Transmission System Operator
A technology frontrunner through innovation
T
S
O
SOFTWARE (SO)
New Market Design
Dispatching Services
Demand Response
R&D for smart grid
OLD MODEL NEW MODEL
2007 2014 Today
High capability lines, PST,
compensators
TSO-DSO cooperation
Traditional
Generation
Distributed
Generation
Prosumers
Traditional
Generation
phase out
Renewables
growth
Security of supply at the
lowest cost for the system
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• 59.4GW highest peak of demand (July 2015)
• Relevant dispatching market savings in 2015
Italian electricity market trends
1. 2015 provisional figures
DEMAND FORECAST (TWh)PEAK OF DEMAND
• A safe and efficient management of
July demand peak
311
321
325
330
337
340
339
320
330
335
328
318
311 315
02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
• Stabilizing demand after economic downturn
• Prudent assumptions on future growth
• 315TWh 2015 energy demand (+1.5% yoy)1
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
0 6 12 18 24
Max 2015
Min 2015
59.4
21/07/2015
19.4
06/04/2015
hour
GW
2015
0 6 12 18 24
hours
0 6 12 18 24
hours
2014 2015
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Execution Excellence
A solid base for the future
Capex
Discipline
Regulatory
review
Non Traditional
REGULATED NON REGULATED
Grid
Expansion
Acquisition of
Railways HV
Grid
(RHV Grid)
Tamini/TES
deal
Opex
Discipline
Voluntary
Turnover
Programme
&
Cost
Efficiencies
Strong delivery in 2015
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A stronger asset base to start from
Delivery and Growth
Higher visibility
with
low risk profileA new wave of growth
A NEW FOCUS ON CORE BUSINESS
+1.6€bn RAB
effect
Shorter Time-lag
RHV Grid
RHV Grid capex integration
Capex acceleration in domestic regulated
THE NEW ENVIRONMENT
4 years regulatory visibility 4 years Plan period
Change in perimeter due to RHV Grid acquisition
Opex efficiency
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The New Framework
STRATEGIC MATRIX
NON – REG
Capital Light
REGULATED
Capex Driven
DOMESTIC
INTERNATIONAL
Integration of RHV Grid
Project delivery acceleration
New Approach
Interconnectors
Services
Tamini
Sustainable growth focused on value creation
EPC
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REGULATED
Capex Driven
DOMESTIC
INTERNATIONAL
Capex 2.6€bn in 4 years
Old Plan 3.2€bn in 5 years
Tariff RAB CAGR 4.6% up to 14.7€bn
Old Plan CAGR 3%
EBITDA
2016-2019 cumulated
~40€mn
2016-2019 Key Targets – Capital Allocation and Results
EPS CAGR 2016-2019 ∼3%
Free Cash Flow 2€bn cumulated
Net Debt reduction starting from 2018/2019
EFFICIENCY Additional labour and external costs savings for 15€mn vs. old plan1
TLC
EPC
O&M
~200€mn
INTER
CONNECTORS
150-200 €mn max capital allocation
NON – REG
Capital Light
1. Regulated Opex excluding RHV Grid
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Regulated Capex Plan 2016-2019
Capex plan build-up due to:
RHV Grid Acquisition, requiring investments for overall network connection
Acceleration program in accordance with the new regulatory schedule
NOTE: Capex including Capitalized Financial Charges, excluding EU financing and interconnectors
3.2
4.0
2.2 2.6
0.8
1.8
0.3 0.1
Old Plan
2015-2019
RHV
Acquisition
Old Plan +
RHV
RHV
Acquisition +
2015 Capex
Old Plan
2016-2019
Capex RHV Capex
Acceleration
2016-2019
New Plan
€bn
5yrs 4yrs
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Grid Expansion – Integration of RHV Grid
CAPEX
EFFICIENCY TARGETS
Operational Activities Optimization
Insourcing & synergies on top of allowed opex
Headcount for O&M:
- rationalization from current ∼400* to less than 200 incremental headcount
Capex 2016-2019: ∼300€mn
o/w 70% for integration within Terna’s grid
€mn
EPS accretion starting from 2017
0
40
80
120
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Integration Renewal & Other
* Ferrovie dello Stato’ s employees
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04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Regulated Capex Plan 2016-2019
RHV
1. ∼30% of regulated Capex considered as incentivized, based on current regulation
WIP 2016-2019 mostly below the regulatory Cap
(equal to stock WIP at 2015YE net of Sorgente-Rizziconi: ∼1.4€bn)
2.6€bn
2016-2019 cumulated1
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2015 2016 2019
Incentivized
Ordinary
Solid RAB growth
Terna and third party financing
Grid Expansion
TARIFF RAB EVOLUTION
€bn
13.8 14.7
3.3BN TOTAL EFFORT FOR THE GRID
2.6
0.4
0.3
Interconnectors
(EPC business
model)
EU Financing
THIRD PARTY
FINANCING
No impact on RAB and Net Debt
2016-2019
Capex
€bn
12.3
* 2016-2019 average deflator at +0.5%
.
44%
56%
37%
63%
43%
57%
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Note: Sorgente – Rizziconi is
Main Projects
Rationalization of Metropolitan Areas
Authorized / Work in progress
Authorization ongoing
Legend
-
- Avellino Rinforzi Nord Calabria
Media Valle del Piave
Colunga - Calenzano
Italy – Montenegro
Montecorvino - Avellino
Villanova - Gissi
Gissi - Foggia
Deliceto - Bisaccia
Sorgente - Rizziconi
Paternò – Pantano - Priolo
Melilli Priolo Cables
Chiaramonte
Gulfi - Ciminna
Reinforcement HV Grid
Interconnections
Milan
Turin
Rome
Naples
Palermo
Islands
connections
Italy- Switzerland
Italy-Austria
Italy-Slovenia
Santa Teresa-Tempio-Buddusò
~250 Building Sites
750 Companies Involved
~4,000 Workers
Italy - France
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2016 2017 2018 2019
Services & Interconnectors
Tamini
Services
- TLC including RHV Grid
- EPC
- O&M
Interconnectors
Tamini including TES merger
Non Regulated - Capital Light
EBITDA breakdown and EBITDA Margins
DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO ALREADY CONTRACTED
~10% Margin target
~50% Margin
~240
2016-2019
Cumulated EBITDA
€mn
~40
~200
Based on our Core Capabilities
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International Growth
ENGAGEMENT RULES CAPITAL ALLOCATION CRITERIA
Focus on our core business
Exporting technical skills
Preference for greenfield
Hedging risks
Partnerships
Limited Capital absorption max 150-200€mn
Rigorous Risk Adjusted Return
Our Approach
Business
model
Counterparty
selection
Macro
selection
Country
Regulated
Capex driven
BOO-T
Non
Regulated
Capital light
EPC
No change in Group’s risk profile
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2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
New Plan 2016-2019
Old Plan 2015-2019
Old Plan 2014-2018
Savings on Regulated Opex (excl. RHV Grid)
-20
-10
LABOUR COSTS
236
€ mn
EXTERNAL COSTS
Downward trend starting from 2015
Further savings manly concentrated on
Operations and Information
Technology
Additional ~5€mn further average annual
savings vs Old Plan
Further effort on Cost Saving vs Old Plans
Accrued
reserve
Total headcount ∼3,400 in 2019 (∼3,600 incl. RHV Grid )
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Group Targets
P&L
Revenues
BOTTOM LINE
EPS CAGR 2016-2019 ∼3%
EBITDA
~2.20
>1.60
2016 2019 2016 2019
€ bn € bn
NOTE: WACC at 5.3% in 2016-2018; WACC at 5.1% in 2019-2021 due to adjustments for gearing and tax rate
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Summary Targets
Free Cash Flow
CUMULATED 2016-2019NET DEBT AND CASH FLOW
2016 2017 2018 2019
Net Debt reduction from 2018/2019
Dividends
Debt Service
Free Cash Flow
Delta Net Financial Position
4.6
2.0
2.6
€bn
Operating
Cash Flow
Capex Free
Cash Flow
Financial
Charges
DividendsTO
SERVE
International
Capital
Allocation
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2016 2017 2018 20192016 2017 2018 2019
RCF/NET DEBT
Maintain a solid financial structure
Average kd in the period ∼2%
7.7%
8.8%
FFO/NET DEBT
Summary Targets
Financial KPIs
12.6%
14.1%
MAIN FINANCIAL RATIO UNDER THE RADAR OF RATING AGENCIES
Average Net Debt/RAB at 58%
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20.0
22.5
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Dividend Policy
CAGR 2015-2019 +3% starting from DPS 2015
Consistent with EPS and RAB evolution
Sustainable implied payout ratio: <75% at the end of the Plan period
Consistent and Sustainable
NOTE: Yearly dividend to be subject to BoD’s proposal and to the approval by Annual General Meeting.
.
€ cents
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Final Remarks
Low Risk Profile and Solid Cash flow
2016-2019 Full visibility
Solid Cash flow to serve yield and growth
SOLID BALANCE SHEET
STRENGTHEN LOW RISK PROFILEREGULATORY FRAMEWORK
Stable and clear
Assets growth on regulated business
Limited capital absorption on other activities
Sustainable financial structure
Improving ratios
Synergies from RHV Grid
Further discipline on external costs
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
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