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History: Voith and Voith Hydro


The first steps

Johann Matthäus Voith started as repair mechanic, initially with five employees, servicing paper mills in southern Germany.

1867 January 1st is the official day of the formation of J.M. Voith. Johann Matthäus Voith hands over the business to his son Friedrich.1870 Start of manufacture of hydraulic turbines.

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Johann Matthäus Voith Friedrich Voith


Internationalization and growth

1903 Founding of J.M. Voith in St. Pölten, Austria.1903 First Voith Francis turbine for Niagara Falls.1913 Voith supports Viktor Kaplan in the development of the Kaplan turbine, with testing in the “Brunnenmühle“.1927 Voith grants S. Morgan Smith of York, USA, a licence for the manufacture of Kaplan turbines.

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1903 Voith Niagara turbine Walther Voith Hermann Voith Hanns Voith


Internationalization and growth

1945 At the end of World War II Voith‘s employment had shrunk from 4,000 to merely 600.

1963 Voith Tolosa / Spain established.1964 Voith S.A. in São Paulo / Brazil established.

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Hanns Voith and Konrad Adenauer


Growth as a result of joint ventures and acquisitions

1983 Take-over of the hydro business of the US market leader Allis Chalmers in York.1997 The establishment of Voith AG, replacing J.M. Voith GmbH as the

Corporate Operative Holding.2000 Formation of the joint venture Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation: Voith AG 65%, Siemens AG 35%.

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Milestones

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1873 First Voith hydraulic turbine.

1903 First Pelton turbine.

1912 Niagara Falls, Canada: Voith twin

Francis turbines with a rating of

12 MW – the largest at the time.

1934 Pedreira, Brazil: First reversible

pump-turbine in the world with an

output of 5.3 MW.

1938 Sungari, China: The worldwide first

100 MVA generators.

1964 Roenkhausen, Germany: First

reversible motor and generator unit

in a German pumped storage station.

1969 El Chocon, Argentina: First generator

with a stator bore diameter of 16 m.

1970 Raccoon, USA: Largest pumped

storage machines in the world at the

time, with four 425 MVA units and

directly water-cooled stator and rotor.

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Milestones

Itaipu Itaipu

1974 Grand Coulee III, USA:

The world’s largest and most

powerful Francis turbines, with a

runner diameter of 9.1 m for

an output of 716 MW.

1976 Bath County, USA:

The world’s most powerful pump

turbines with an output of 458 MW.

1978 Itaipu, Brazil/Paraguay:

Complete mechanical design for the

world’s most powerful hydroelectric

plant (13,300 MW).

1988 Yacyretá, Argentina:

The largest and most powerful

Kaplan turbines in the Western world

rated at 154 MW and featuring a

runner diameter of 9.5 m.


Milestones1992 Grand Coulee, USA: New water-

cooled stators for the largest hydro-electric generator in the world ratedat 826 MVA per unit (diameter: 23 m).

1995 First “fish-friendly“ turbine design in the hydro power industry.

1997 Three Gorges, China: Participation in the supply of turbines, generators

and electrical equipment for the most

powerful hydropower plant in the world currently under construction.

1998 Variable-speed pump turbine tech-nology for Goldisthal.

2000 Guangzhou II, China: Commissioning of the world’s largest pumped storage

plant (2,400 MW output). Four pump-turbines and motor-generator units from Voith Siemens Hydro.

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Sanxia stator frame Grand Coulee GuangzhouII


2002 Tai´an, China: the pumped storage plant has a total output of 1,000 MW and is a major contract in the Asian market.

2003 Omkareshwar, India: supply of eight Francis turbines andgenerators. This hydropower station is one of the largest in India with a total output of 520 MW.

2003 Longtan, China: supply of five of the seven Francis turbines.

With a total output of 4,900 MW it is among the world´s largest hydro power plants. 2004 Laxiwa, China: award for supplying five

711 MW Francis turbines for the biggest hydro project along the Yellow River with over 3 GW capacity.

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Milestones


2004 Kops II, Austria: Three sets of three-stage storage pumps with a rated output of 450 MW – one of the most important pumped- storage plants in Europe.2004 Goldisthal, Germany: the first variable-speed unit out of a total of four turbines in the most modern European pumped storage plant was going in commercial operation.

2005 Gilgel Gibe II, Ethiopia: award for supplying four 105 MW vertical Pelton turbines and four generators, rated at 125 MVA per unit.2005 Xiaowan, China: Award for supplying

six 714 MW Francis turbines in a consortium.

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Milestones


2006 Caojie, China: Supply of four vertical Kaplan turbines, each with an output of 128 MW and a runner diameter of 9.5 m.2006 Limberg II, Austria: Pump-turbines for a further new pumped storage plant with a total output of 480 MW.2006 Rheinfelden, Germany: with four Kaplan bulb turbines (total output of 100 MW) and related generators,

the largest investment in renewable energies in Germany.

2007 Jingping II, China: the largest-ever order for Voith Siemens Hydro Shanghai;

eight Francis turbines, each rated at600 MW.

2008 Ohio River, USA: largest order for Voith Siemens Hydro York: supply of the complete electro-mechanical equipment for three run-of-the-river hydroelectric plants.

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Milestones

Caojie Limberg II


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Voith Group


Conowingo

Voith – A company with 39,000 employees

A strong workforce, able to meet big challenges.

Team spirit and professionalism for our customers.

Reliable cooperation spanning all continents.

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Voith AG

Voith – Sales and employees by division

Voith Paper Voith Turbo Voith Hydro Voith IndustrialServices

GroupGroup Divisions

1 743 mio. EUR 1 232 mio. EUR 1 085 mio. EUR 1 018 mio. EUR 5 078 mio. EURSales

9 500 5 428 4 681 19 118 38 727Employees

Fiscal year 2008/2009


Voith – Worldwide presence to the customer

More than 280 own production, service and sales locations.

Worldwide Research and Development network.


Voith is innovative

Voith – where smart people like to work.

11,000 active patents. 400 new patents every year. Preference based on innovation. Investments for Research &

Development lie above industry average, with 5% of sales.


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The Division Voith Hydro

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Asia– Ankara / Turkey– Kawasaki / Japan– Shanghai / China– New Delhi (Noida) / India– Wando / Korea

Europe– Heidenheim / Germany– St. Pölten / Austria– St. Georgen / Austria– Oslo / Norway– Sarpsborg / Norway– Trondheim / Norway– Milan / Italy– Tolosa (Ibarra) / Spain– Inverness / Scotland / UK– Västerås / Sweden

North America– York / PA / USA– Chattanooga / TN / USA– Montreal (Brossard) / QC / Canada – Mississauga / ON / Canada

Latin America– São Paulo / Brazil

Europe– Pilsen / Czech Republic– Bucharest / Romania– Podgorica / Montenegro

Locations


Growth as a result of acquisitions and joint ventures

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SHEC

Wavegen

VG Power

Vo

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Hyd

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Kössler

S. Morgan Smith

Valley Iron WorksAllis Chalmers

Ansaldo

Tosi

Riva Hydro-Art Riva-Hydroart

Fuji Electric / Hydro

Siemens / Hydro

Westinghouse

2007

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1877

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1900

1901

1950

1923

1958

1973

1980

1986

1990

1992

1996

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1994

2002

2005

2006

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Total solution capabilities – tailored to the owner’s needs

New hydro power plants

Enhancement / modernization

Model testing

Engineering services

Supply of hydro power plants and components

Installation / commissioning

Operations / maintenance

Financial support

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Voith is fair

Long-term partnerships instead of quick deals.

We commit only what we can deliver.

The customer-relationship is based on the joint performance of Voith’s and the customer’s employees.


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E.ON(Hydro)

Fendt(Turbo)

Deutsche Stein-kohle AG (Turbo)

Renault(Turbo)

MAN(Turbo)

Krauss Maffei(Turbo)

Voest(Turbo)

VEAG(Hydro)

Bodensee-Schiffsbetriebe(Turbo)

1888 1904 1904 1905 1905 1907 1907 1911 1928

Zanders(Paper)

Haindl(Paper)

Duke Power(Hydro)

Yunnan Power(Hydro)

Scheufelen(Paper)

Stora Enso(Paper)

UPM-Kymmene(Paper)

Palm(Paper)

EnBW(Hydro)

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Our partnerships last for generations


Customer relationships and long lasting partnerships

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Two 15.6 MW Francis turbines for Bridgewater

2007

Four Kaplan bulb turbines with 25 MW each, as well as generators

2007

Modernization and new 74 MW- pump turbine/motor-generator

2004-2007

New radial pumps2007

New Kaplan turbines and generator2008

Five 400 MVA-generators for Longkaikou

2008

Omata Dam, Japan

Great Falls,USA

Rheinfelden, Germany

Waldeck, Germany

Dietro la Torre, Italien

Shilongba,China

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1907

1928

1929

1930

1904

Hokuriku Elecric Power Co.

Duke Power

EnBW

E.on

ENEL

Client

Yunnan Province Power

Project Firstorder

Current orders

Two 269 MW-pump turbines as well as automation for Goldisthal

1997Bleiloch,Germany

1932VEAG


China:Three GorgesLaxiwa, Tai AnCao Jie, Si LinLongtanZhang He WanJingPing IILongkaikou

India:OmkareshwarBaglihar

Georgia: Enguri

Afghanistan:SarobiKajakai

Ethiopia:Gilgel Gibe II

Brazil:ItaipuPeixe AngicalIrapeFurnasCorumba IVJauruCapim Branco IEstreito

USA:J. Strom, ThurmondBath CountyOhio FallsWanapumCastaicConowingoBonnevilleNoxon RapidsOhio River

Malaysia:Cameron Highlands

Europe:PaalsbuStrivenWaldeckKops IIDychowMeseLimberg IIRheinfeldenEglisauWehr

Pakistan:Ghazi Barotha

Iran:Siah Bishe

Canada:La TuqueMercierEastmainRevelstoke

Ägypten:Assuan

Australia:Gordon River

Japan:ToyomiKaminojiri

Lower OltAkköprüAkköySagnfossen BussolengoMequinenzaLa Muela II

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Global projects

Russia:Uglich

Chile:La Confluencia

South Africa:PalmietIngula

Thank you for your

attention!

Krunić Predrag

Sarajevo, 21.09.2010

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