Welcome to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Welcome to

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Welcome to

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

State of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in the Heart of Europe

Inhabitants 1.634.734

Area 23.193 km²

Population density 70 per km²

Unemployment 12,5 %

GDP Euro 34,987 billions

GDP per person employed Euro 48.014

Working population (job location in MV) 728.700

University degrees:

Law, economics and social sciences: 1.949

Engineering: 1.105

Mathematics & sciences: 1.269

Source: Statistical Yearbook MV 2012


Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in the Heart of Europe

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – in the heart of Europe. The

central location and a modern infrastructure make the

north-eastern Federal State an ideal investment location.

Urban Centers (Inhabitants):

Rostock 204.260

Schwerin 95.300

Neubrandenburg 64.995

Stralsund 57.862

Greifswald 55.051

Wismar 44.057

Source: Statistical Yearbook MV 2012


Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - a Favorable Location

The Baltic Sea, connecting MV with the Baltic states and

Eastern Europe. The proximity to Hamburg, Berlin and

Stettin are clear location advantages:

Proximity to large seaports

Qualified workforce, excellent labor potential

State-of-the art research

Central location at the main transportation lines

Direct access to the Baltic Sea, new and established EU

and global markets

Modern infrastructure for in- and outbound traffic

Well developed networks for investors

Business friendly political environment

Benefit from the highest available level of EU investment

grants


Economy in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern


Economy in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

What is so special about Mecklenburg-Vorpommern?

Industries with unique opportunities for companies in

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Your business location at the

crossroads of Europe:

Plastics

Aviation

Automotive

Transport & Logistics

Timber

Mechanical Engineering, Metal and Electrical

Industry

Renewable Energies

Life Sciences & Health Industry

Food

Tourism Industry

Renewable Energies

Renewable Energies in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Renewable Energies


The economic policy in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is

focusing on combining efficient energy policies with

climate protection

The overall strategy „Energy Land 2020“

respresents the state government‘s concept for the

future of energy supply

The goal is that in 2050 energy is only produced by

renewables

The share of renewables in electricity consumtpion:

57 %

Renewable Energies


Wind turbine planning and construction such as at

Nordex Energy in Rostock

Desirable location for on and offshore wind parks

(more than 1,900 MW of electrical power are

generated by wind in the state)

Photovoltaic modules have been industrially built and

internationally marketed for the past five years

Biofuel production is thriving due to large amounts of

raw materials and several ports which facilitate quick

import and export

Wind Energy Competence Network Rostock, Network Manager Bent Christoffer, Chairman Andree Iffländer

enviMV e.V. , Network Manager Silvia Kohlmann, Chairman Frank Zörner

Renewable Energies

Offshore Industry in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is one of the leading

regions in wind energy

Around 50 companies and 6.000 employees

Companies of the whole supply chain are represented

in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Port locations of the federal state offer excellent

conditions for a growing supplying industry

Renewable Energies

Offshore Industry in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Accumulated installed capacity of wind power grows

every year in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Installed capacity in Meckleburg-Vorpommern in 2012:

1.950 MW

2011:

1.385 wind power units onshore

21 offshore units

29.075 MW total installed wind power capacity

in Germany

22.297 installed windmills in Germany

Renewable Energies

Offshore Windfarm Projects

Renewable Energies

Offshore Windfarm Projects – Baltic Sea

Project

Amount of

wind energy

plants

Plant power

(MW)

in operation

Baltic 1 21 48,3

Rostock 1 2,5

under construction

EnBW Baltic 2 80 288

construction scheduled to start in 2014

GEOFReE 5 25

construction scheduled to start in 2015

Arkonbecken

Südost 80 400

Wikinger 80 400

Renewable Energies

Offshore Windfarm Projects – Baltic Sea

Project Amount of wind

energy plants

Plant power

(MW)

in the approval process

Arcadis Ost 1 58 348

BalticEagle 80 ns

Adlergrund 500 20 ns

Adlergrund GAP 39 ns

Adlergrund Nordkap 31 ns

Beta Baltic 50 ns

Ostseeperle 35 ns

Ostseeschatz 45 ns

Strom-Nord 39 ns

Wikinger-Nord 8 -

Wikinger-Süd 18 -

Renewable Energies


Offshore wind farm „EnBW Baltic 1“ – realized and

operated by EnBW in 2011

is the first commercial German offshore wind farm in the

Baltic Sea

16 km north of the peninsula Fischland-Darss-Zingst

depth of water 16 to 19 m

21 wind power generators of Siemens (2,3 MW) and

one transformer platform

height of the facilities up to 114 m

output of the offshore wind farm: 48,3 MW

annual output of 176 GWh

power feed to the 380-kv transforming station in

Bentwisch near Rostock

grid connection with 150-kv cable (underground) by

50Hertz

start of operations in may of 2011

total investment app. over EUR 300 million (including

grid connection)

Renewable Energies

Offshore Windfarm Projects – EnBW Baltic 1

Renewable Energies


Offshore wind farm „Arcadis Ost 1“

Location: German Baltic Sea, 19 km northeast of Kap

Arkona/ island of Rügen

Nominal capacity: ca. 350 MW

Water depth: 41-46 m

Grid connection: via Lüdershagen

ALSTOM turbine “Haliade 150” with a nominal capacity

of 6 MW

Height of the turbines: 100 m

Rotor diameter: 150 m

Start of operations: end of 2017

Project company: KNK Wind GmbH

www.arcadis-ost-1.de

Renewable Energies

Offshore Windfarm Projects – Arcadis Ost 1

Source: Arcadis Deutschland GmbH

Renewable Energies

Port Locations in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Renewable Energies


Wismar

Quay length: 2.576 m

Number of berths: 15 (plus two pile dolphin berths)

Water depth: 9,5 m

Max. ship’s length: 230 m

Port functions for the offshore industry:

Production port

Im- and export harbour

Service harbour

Renewable Energies


Rostock


Number of berths: 46

Water depth: 14,5 m



Offshore-base port

Production port


Service harbour

R&D, test site, training

Renewable Energies


Stralsund



Water depth: 7,5 m



Production port


Service harbour

Renewable Energies


Sassnitz



Water depth: 10,5 m



Offshore-base port


Service harbour

Renewable Energies

Research & Development

Renewable Energies

Research & Development - Universities

University of

Technology,

Business and

Design Wismar

Institute of Surface

and Thin Film

Technology

University of

Rostock

Faculty of

mechanical

engineering and

marine technology

Energy systems

Gear and drive

engineering

Light weight

construction

Structural

mechanics

University of

Applied Sciences

Stralsund

Institute for

Renewable Energy

Systems

Renewable Energies

Research & Development – Regional Partners

Engineering Services Provider GICON Grossmann Ingenieur Consult GmbH; Inros Lackner AG; Windrad Engineering GmbH; MET Motoren- und

Energietechnik GmbH; RI - Rotorwerk Ingenieurdienstleistungen GmbH; Suzlon Energy GmbH; Warnow Design GmbH; W2E Wind To Energy GmbH;

Vermessungsbüro Weigt; ARCADIS Consult GmbH; Heinkel Verwaltungs GmbH; WIND-consult Ingenieurgesellschaft für umweltschonende

Energiewandlung mbH

Consulting, Services, Funding, Project Development Ad.vis - Reg. Energieprodukte & Finanzierungen; Kanzlei Andresen; e.n.o. energy windpower

GmbH; Wind-projekt GmbH

Logistic, Service, Maintenance Baltic Taucherei- und Bergungsbetrieb Rostock GmbH; DIM Industrieservice Nord GmbH & Co. KG; Otto Wulf GmbH &

Co. KG Cuxhaven/Rostock; VOITH Industrial Services Wind GmbH; wpd offshore service GmbH, Niederlassung Rostock; Mühlhan GmbH & Co. KG

Rostock; Schlie Hydraulik-Service GmbH; Hafen-Entwicklungsgesellschaft Rostock mbH; Rostocker Fracht- und Fischereihafen GmbH; A2SEA

Deutschland GmbH; OPUS MARINE GmbH; Weiße Flotte GmbH; WINDPARKSERVICE Oil-Mobil GmbH; ROTOR ENERGY

Production, Supply, Components, Services AREVA Energietechnik GmbH, AWEK Protech GmbH; Clement Yacht Harbour Systems; DMR

Mechanische Werkstätten Rostock GmbH; RMT Maschinenbau GmbH; EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH; EIKBOOM GmbH; Eisengießerei CHL

Torgelow GmbH; e.n.o. energy windpower GmbH; SEAR GmbH; KGW Schweriner Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH; Mühlhan GmbH & Co. KG

Rostock; Nordex Energy GmbH; Schlie Hydraulik-Service GmbH; Siemens AG /Niederlassung Rostock; H&F Industry Data GmbH; ROTTACH GmbH;

NEPTUN Werft GmbH; SABIK Informationssysteme GmbH; TAB GmbH Technologie & Anlagenbau; Vattenfall Europe Baltic Offshore Grid GmbH

Software (Supervision, Control, Maintenance) DrehPunkt GmbH; softEnergy GmbH; SYSGO AG Rostock

Universities, Research and Development Fraunhofer Anwendungszentrum Grossstrukturen in der Produktionstechnik; Institut für Angewandte Ökologie

Forschungsgesellschaft mbH; Institut für Ostseeforschung Warnemünde; MET Motoren- und Energietechnik GmbH; Universität Rostock, Fakultät für

Maschinenbau und Schiffstechnik, Lehrstuhl Meerestechnik, Lehrstuhl Konstruktion, Leichtbau, Fachhochschule Stralsund, Hochschule Wismar; WIND-

consult Ingenieurgesellschaft für umweltschonende Energiewandlung mbH; Schiffahrtsinstitut Warnemünde e.V.; W2E Wind To Energy GmbH; Institut für

Angewandte Ökologie Forschungsgesellschaft mbH, Steinbeis Transferzentren (e.g. applied sciences in the field of electrical power engineering, fluid and

power engineering)

Renewable Energies

Your way from lab to market

Testing facilities - Onshore

MV possesses 105 areas designated for the wind industry

Four planning authorities are responsible for the designation as

wind parks

Generally two processes have to be carried out - investors have

a strong influence

Ministry of transportation an construction can conduct an own

procedure (Zielabweichungsverfahren) and elide local planning

authorities

Especially the area of Vorpommern is open for testing facilities

Invest in MV supports in the approval process

MV Policy – Companies establishing a production facility

will be supported at first in awarding testing sites

Renewable Energies

Your way from lab to market

Testing facilities - Offshore

BSH - Coordination of offshore parks in „German waters „

Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH)

Christian Dahlke

Head of Department

Tel: 040 3190 – 3500

E-Mail: [email protected]

Bernhard-Nocht-Straße 78

20359 Hamburg

Development of the master plan - Fundamentals, specialties,

intensive exchange with project developer

Besides Alpha Ventus – no other testing facility in German

waters

Invest in MV supports with contacts to approved wind parks in

the Baltic Sea


Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – Investment Grants


* More than 250 employees, over 50 million in annual sales, over 43 million in total

assets

** < 250 employees und no more than 50 million in annual sales or no more than 43

million in total assets

*** < 50 employees und no more than 10 million in annual sales or no more than 10

million in total assets

A base rate of investment grants will be given according to the

size of a company. This base rate can incrementally be

increased if, for example, a company establishes a production

facility strongly geared toward sustainable manufacturing

processes, if an R&D department is established at the site or if

the company invests in a structurally weaker region in

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Company size

Grants in %

Base

rate

Maximum rate (when the eligibility requirements are

fulfilled)

Large enterprise* 15% 25%

Medium

enterprise** 20% 35%

Small enterprise*** 25% 45%

Investment Grants


What costs are eligible for support?

The purchase or manufacturing costs of assets

What costs are excluded from support?

Investments that serve to replace existing assets

Purchase or manufacturing costs of:

Vehicles registered for use on public roads designed

primarily for transport

Aircraft, ships, trains

Costs for used assets (exceptions apply)

Costs for assets that have already been supported in

the case of company acquisitions

Costs for intangible assets (software, patents, etc.)

Costs for the purchase of goods on own account

Investments Grants – Eligible Costs


Invest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is the economic

development agency for the German State of

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. As a one stop agency, we are

the partner for your company. Our free of charge

services are:

An introduction to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern`s business

community and will help search for synergies

Support for your decision concerning location, workforce

etc.

Support during the application process for subsidies

Contact with the respective government offices and

institutions

We are your competent partner with strong local

expertise

Invest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern -

Your Partner


Contact

Michael Sturm

Managing Director

Tel.: +49 (385) 59 2 25 – 10

Mobile: +49 (171) 211 22 72


Ulf Riedel

Team Leader

Tel.: +49 (385) 59 2 25 – 32

Mobile: +49 (171) 559 44 91


Juliane Ploen

Consultant

Tel.: +49 (385) 59 2 25 – 47

Mobile: +49 (171) 560 44 58


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