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Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 2018 • 3 A sustainable investment in the future Arise is one of Sweden’s leading independent onshore wind power players. Arise manages the entire value chain – from exploration and permitting, to financing, construction, divestment and long- term management of its own and other companies’ wind farms. Contents Calendar 2018 in brief • 4 Notes to the consolidated ARISE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2019 financial statements • 45 This is Arise • 6 The Annual General Meeting will be held on Parent Company income statement • 76 Portfolio overview • 8 8 May in Halmstad Parent Company balance sheet • 77 Message from the Ceo • 10 FINANCIAL INFORMATION 2019 Parent Company cash The Market • 12 flow statement • 78 8 May • Annual General Meeting Development and Management • 16 8 May • Interim Report for the first quarter Parent company equity • 79 Own wind power operations • 18 17 July • Interim Report for the second quarter Notes to the Parent Company’s 8 November • Interim Report for the third quarter Co-owned wind power operations • 20 financial statements • 80 14 February 2020 • Interim Report for the Sustainability Report • 22 Auditor’s Report • 87 fourth quarter Directors’ Report • 34 Corporate Governance Report • 92 Consolidated income statement • 40 Ownership structure • 96 DISTRIBUTION OF THE ANNUAL REPORT 2018 The Annual Report is available from our website, Consolidated statement Arise’s Board of Directors • 98 of comprehensive income • 40 www.arise.se. It will be sent by post to those Arise’s Group management • 99 shareholders who have notified the company that Consolidated balance sheet • 41 Annual General Meeting they wish to receive it. Those wishing to receive Consolidated cash flow statement • 42 and 2019 calendar • 100 a printed copy are wel­­come to order copies via a Group equity • 43 Financial information in summary • 102 form on the website or call the Arise switchboard Definitions of key ratios • 43 Overview of wind farms • 103 number +46 10 450 71 22. 4 • 2018 IN BRIEF • The Solberg wind farm was completed for Fortum on schedule and according to budget. Q1 • Arise refinanced and successfully completed the early redemption of its secured bonds amounting to approximately MSEK 950. • An option agreement was signed for the right to acquire Krange Vind AB, comprising two projects totalling approximately Q2 180 MW. • Arise signed an asset management agreement with Green Investment Group for the Överturingen wind farm of 235 MW. Q3 • The Bröcklingberget project of 45 MW was divested to a fund managed by re:cap global investors. • The acquisition and subsequent divestment of the Enviksberget project (37 MW) to a fund managed by BlackRock was completed. • Arise exceeded 1,000 MW of managed wind power capacity. • The last turbine of the 32 in the Svartnäs wind farm was assembled; a total of 115 MW. Arise was responsible for project management during the construction and will Q4 manage the wind farm for the owner BlackRock through an asset management agreement. Total Own wind production power operations 547 295 GWh GWh 2018 IN BRIEF • 5 Operating profit before depreciation (EBITDA), MSEK Production, GWh 300 800 700 250 600 200 500 150 400 300 100 200 50 100 0 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total income, MSEK 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Co-owned wind power operations 2018 252 IN BRIEF GWh 6 • •THIS THIS IS ARISE IS ARISE About Arise THIS IS ARISE • 7 one of Sweden’s leading players in We are onshore wind power. Our organization Arise has 26 employees comprising employees at head office in Halmstad, at office in Stockholm, and as project managers in the field. Our mission We are to be the obvious partner to investors in wind power and to create added value throughout the life cycle. We aim to max- imise the value of our green electricity production through pro- fessional operation, management, sales and financing. We aim to develop renewable Our vision energy for a sustainable future! Our business areas • Project development, construction and sales of wind farms, and projects ready for development. • Management and operation of our own and others’ wind farms. • Production and sales of electricity and electricity certificates from Own and Co-owned wind power operations. Our portfolio • Projects amounting to around 1,000 MW, of which 900 MW is in Sweden and 70 MW in active phase in Scotland. • Management portfolio of over 1,000 MW in Sweden and Norway. • Own wind power operations, 10 wind farms totalling 139 MW in southern Sweden. • Co-owned wind power operations, (50 %) 66 turbines in Jädraås in Central Sweden, 203 MW. 8 • PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW Arise Portfolio overview Own wind Managed power operations wind farms 1. OXHULT, 6. IDHULT, 11. JÄDRAÅS, 17. RYSSBOL, LAHOLMS MUNICIPALITY MÖNSTERÅS MUNICIPALITY OCKELBO MUNICIPALITY HYLTE MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Vestas V90 Turbine type: Vestas V90 Turbine type: Vestas V112 Turbine type: Vestas V110 Quantity: 12 Quantity: 8 Quantity: 66 Quantity: 6 Yearly production: 56.8 GWh Yearly production: 36.2 GWh Commissioned year: 2012/2013 Commissioned year: 2016 Commissioned year: 2009 Commissioned year: 2011 Owner: Arise AB/Platina Owner: KumBro Vind AB Partners LLP 2. RÅBELÖV, 7. SÖDRA KÄRRA, 18. BOHULT, KRISTIANSTAD MUNICIPALITY ASKERSUNDS MUNICIPALITY 12. STJÄRNARP, HALMSTAD MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Vestas V90 Turbine type: Vestas V100 HALMSTAD MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: GE 1,6-100 Quantity: 5 Quantity: 6 Turbine type: Vestas V100 Quantity: 8 Yearly production: 22.8 GWh Yearly production: 37.4 GWh Quantity: 3 Commissioned year: 2014 Commissioned year: 2010 Commissioned year: 2011/2012 Commissioned year: 2013 Owner: Fund managed by Owner: KumBro Vind AB Allianz Global Investors 3. BRUNSMO, 8. BLEKHEM, KARLSKRONA MUNICIPALITY VÄSTERVIK MUNICIPALITY 13. BROTORP, 19. EKEBY, Turbine type: GE 2,5 XL Turbine type: Vestas V100 MÖNSTERÅS MUNICIPALITY KUMLA MUNICIPALITY Quantity: 5 Quantity: 6 Turbine type: Vestas V126 Turbine type: Senvion MM100 Yearly production: 24.5 GWh Yearly production: 30.1 GWh Quantity: 14 Quantity: 3 Commissioned year: 2010 Commissioned year: 2011/2012 Commissioned year: 2015 Commissioned year: 2016 Owner: Fund managed by BlackRock Owner: KumBro Vind AB 4. KÅPHULT, 9. GETTNABO, LAHOLMS MUNICIPALITY TORSÅS MUNICIPALITY 14. STORRUN, 20. TELLENES, Turbine type: GE 2,5XL Turbine type: Vestas V90 KROKOM MUNICIPALITY ROGALAND, NORGE Quantity: 7 Quantity: 6 Turbine type: Nordex N90 Turbine type: Siemens Yearly production: 40.6 GWh Yearly production: 30.3 GWh Quantity: 12 SWT-3,2 MW Commissioned year: 2010/2011 Commissioned year: 2011 Commissioned year: 2009 Quantity: 50 Owner: Fund managed by Commissioned year: 2017 Whitehelm Capital 5. FRÖSLIDA, 10. SKÄPPENTORP, Owner: Fund managed by BlackRock HYLTE MUNICIPALITY MÖNSTERÅS MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: GE 2,5XL Turbine type: Vestas V112 15. SKOGABY, SVARTNÄS, Quantity: 9 Quantity: 1 LAHOLMS MUNICIPALITY 21. FALU MUNICIPALITY Yearly production: 55.4 GWh Yearly production: 8.5 GWh Turbine type: Vestas V100 Turbine type: Vestas V136 Commissioned year: 2011 Commissioned year: 2012 Quantity: 4 Quantity: 32 Commissioned year: 2013 To be commissioned: 2019 Owner: Fund managed by Owner: Fund managed by BlackRock Allianz Global Investors Co-owned wind 22. ÖVERTURINGEN, MOMBYÅSEN, 16. ÅNGE MUNICIPALITY SANDVIKENS MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Siemens SWD-DD-130 Turbine type: Vestas V126 power operations Quantity: 56 Quantity: 10 To be commissioned year: 2019 Commissioned year: 2016 Owner: Green Investment Group Owner: Fund managed by 11. JÄDRAÅS, OCKELBO MUNICIPALITY Allianz Capital Partners Turbine type: Vestas V112 Quantity: 66 Yearly production: 572 Gwh Commissioned year: 2012/2013 Wind farms Owner: Arise AB/Platina Partners LLP (50/50) under construction 23. BRÖCKLINGBERGET, 24. ENVIKSBERGET, BRÄCKE MUNICIPALITY FALU MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Siemens SWT-DD-142 Turbine type: Siemens SWT-DD-142 Quantity: 11 Quantity: 9 To be commissioned: 2019 To be commissioned: 2019 Owner: Fund managed by Owner: Fund managed re:cap global investors by BlackRock PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW • 9 Sold wind farms 12. STJÄRNARP, 23. BRÖCKLINGBERGET, HALMSTAD MUNICIPALITY BRÄCKE MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Vestas V100 Turbine type: Siemens SWT-DD-142 Quantity: 3 Quantity: 11 14. STORRUN Commissioned year: 2013 To be commissioned: 2019 Owner: KumBro Vind AB Owner: Fund managed by 25. SOLBERG re:cap global investors 13. BROTORP, MÖNSTERÅS MUNICIPALITY 24. ENVIKSBERGET, Turbine type: Vestas V126 FALU MUNICIPALITY Quantity: 14 Turbine type: Siemens SWT-DD-142 Commissioned year: 2015 Quantity: 9 23. BRÖCKLINGBERGET Owner: Fund managed Commissioned: 2018 by BlackRock Owner: Fund managed 22. ÖVERTURINGEN by BlackRock 15. SKOGABY, LAHOLMS MUNICIPALITY 25. SOLBERG, Turbine type: Vestas V100 ÖRNSKÖLDSVIKS MUNICIPALITY Quantity: 4 Turbine type: Vestas V126 Commissioned year: 2013 Quantity: 22 Owner: Fund managed by To be commissioned: 2018 Allianz Global Investors Owner: Fortum and Skellefteå Kraft 24. ENVIKSBERGET 16. MOMBYÅSEN, SANDVIKENS MUNICIPALITY 11. JÄDRAÅS Turbine type: Vestas V126 Quantity: 10 21. SVARTNÄS Commissioned year: 2016 Owner: Fund managed by Allianz Capital Partners 16. MOMBYÅSEN 17. RYSSBOL, HYLTE MUNICIPALITY Turbine type: Vestas V110 Quantity: 6 Commissioned year: 2016 20. TELLENES Owner: KumBro Vind AB 18. BOHULT, 19. EKEBY HALMSTAD MUNICIPALITY SÖDRA KÄRRA Turbine type: GE 1,6-100 7. Quantity: 8 8. BLEKHEM Commissioned year: 2014 Owner: Fund managed by Allianz Global Investors 17.
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