Investor Presentaiton
WHY THE NEED FOR OCEAN SUN'S
PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY
Ocean
Sun
Renewable
energy
Solar Energy
Deployment
Space
Floating
Solar
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As the world is electrifying there is an increasing demand for, and dependency on electricity, whose
share of the total energy mix is forecasted to more than double to 60% by 20501
Simultaneously, the Paris agreement and other climate commitments stress the urgency for a
transformation to renewable energy sources
Solar power is one of the most promising sources of renewable energy, with competitive cost compared
to fossil fuel-based energy in a growing number of countries
Electricity generation from solar power is expected to grow almost 30-fold from 2019 to 2050, making it-
the single largest provider of electricity (~1/3)1
Traditional solar systems require extensive areas of land which have become a scarce commodity
(especially in proximity to energy demand centres)
■ The alternative cost is high as valuable land resources could be used for other applications such as
agriculture or simply protected for environmental or biological concerns (e.g. rainforests)
Water covers 71% of our planet's surface and a majority of the densely populated land areas are close
to water bodies
FPV installations have several benefits such as no land requirement, cooling effect from water and
existing transmission infrastructure (when co-sitting with hydropower sites)
Current technical solutions are expensive, as they use significant extra material (plastic)
Fitting
Solution
Current technologies are not robust enough, nor suitable for large scale deployments
Ocean
Sun
Ocean Sun FPV Solution
Ocean Sun's FPV solution is highly
cost-effective compared to other
FPV systems in the market, with the
potential of realizing an LCOE lower
than that of ground-mount solutions
The unique design is more robust
and enables large scale
deployments in new and existing
markets
High energy efficiency due to direct
water cooling
Source: 1) DNVGL Energy Transition Outlook 2020. The Company
Note: LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy) is a measure used to compare energy cost from different sources and technologies.
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