Solel is a technology company that provides utility-scale solar thermal power solutions using parabolic trough collectors. It has over 350 employees and $450 million in backlog orders. Solar thermal power uses reflectors to concentrate the sun's energy to create heat, which is then used to generate electricity through a steam turbine. Parabolic trough collectors are the dominant and most commercially proven technology, providing reliable power generation for over 20 years. Solel's technology is well-suited for meeting peak energy demands and it is working to further improve efficiencies and output.

1. Solar Fuel
for a Clean Planet

3. Who is Solel?
A technology company, providing a one-stop
solution for utility scale solar fields
The only commercially proven electricity-producing
solar thermal technology
350+ employees – largest solar thermal company.
Many engineers involved in building original SEGS
Ongoing major investments in R&D and production
capacity
Over $450 million in backlog in 2008

4. What is Solar Thermal Power?
Free and secure
resource, widely 100
available and highly
predictable
75
Uses reflectors to
concentrate sun’s 50
energy and create heat Load
Wind *
Uniquely suited for 25 Solar **
answering peak
demands 0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22
% of power generated vs. capacity

5. CSP Technology Comparison –
Parabolic Trough the Dominant Technology
Parabolic Trough Tower Dish
C urved trough reflects Circular array of mirrors Dish focuses sunlight to
solar radiation onto tube concentrate s sunlight single point , where thermal
.and heats the oil inside it on receiver placed at top .collector captures the heat
Mechanism A heat exchangercreates of central tower. Heat E ngineconverts heat into
steam which runs a steam creates steam to power mechanical energy which
.turbine generator. drives generator to produce
electricity .
Size Scale 50 – 600 (MW) 10 – 64 (MW) 5 – 25 KW (per dish)
Cost (centkWh) 14 - 18 16-18 25 - 30
Mature technology, 20 yr
Commercial Status commercial track record
Proof of concept Embryonic - Pilot underway
Market share by 2012
92% 5%-7% Negligible
(MW)
Parabolic Trough the de facto CSP standard & only bankable technology
Source: Solel studies

6. Size of Market
Source: Emerging Energy Research

7. Reliability of Solel’s Parabolic Trough Technology
• Solel’s parabolic trough plants have provided consistent
and reliable power generation for over twenty years
• Dependable revenue stream
• California SEGS/Solel technology has never fallen below
98% of rated capacity
• Solel has consistently evolved the technology to introduce
improved efficiencies and output
• 2002 US DOE report to Congress: “SEGS demonstrate
CSP systems achieve reliability equal to fossil-fueled
plants”

8. SOLEL SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH SACYR OF
SPAIN TO BUILD THREE 50 MW POWER PLANTS

9. Elements of a Solar Power Plant
Solel’s SunField LP :
Built-In Solar Fuel
Power Block
Solar Field
HTF System
Civil works
Miscellaneous

10. Solel main products
UVAC 2008 solar thermal receiver
Parabolic reflector panels
Solar Fields (loops)

11. Solel Solar Thermal – Investor POV
Parabolic trough is mature commercial
technology = bankability
Infrastructure projects: > 40 year life
Dependable revenue stream, lends itself to non-
recourse project finance approach
Structured finance
Solel vertical control

12. Solel Solution: On-Site Power Plants
Plant operating at Solel Headquarters, compact parabolic
trough located on top of car park, power block in middle front.

14. Solel Solution: Industrial Cooling and Heating
Industrial cooling and heating system installed in Trento, Italy

15. Large Scale Water Heating - Spain

16. Air Conditioning (Toyama Japan)

17. Pool Heating

18. Solel: Delivering clean power
when it’s needed most
Thanks for your time
kennyk@solel.com