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1 Global University Venturing Summit Open innovation, Corporations and Universities – are we speaking the same language ?

2 Everybody speaks about innovation… Source: www.businessdictionary.com …the process of translating an idea or invention into a good or service that creates value for which customers will pay. Innovations are divided into two broad categories: Evolutionary innovations that are brought about by many incremental advances in technology or processes Revolutionary innovations also called discontinuous innovations which are often disruptive and new

3 European utility business model under continuous threat -65% ESTX – European utility index Source: www.comdirect.de/inf/indizes

4 European energy transformation offers many opportunities

5 Traditional R&D for evolutionary innovations Gas/oilCoal-basedElectricity gridsResidential households >Reservoir characterisation >Sedimentation and maturity history >Gas hydrates >CCS/CCU* >Lignite drying >High temperature materials >Coal quality RenewableElectricity storageTransport >Wind offshore >Biogas production >Marine energy >E-mobility >Comparison H 2 vs.electric drive Mining >Automation of large-scale equipment >Diagnosis conveyor-belt systems >Groundwater modelling NuclearGas grids/reservoirsIndustry/commerce >Distributed electricity and heat supplies >Gas sensors >Pipeline integrity monitoring >Smart grids >High Voltage DC >Superconductivity >Smart metering >Smart home >Compressed-air storage >Distributed storage via batteries of electric cars >Safety >Securing of know-how >Dismantling ApplicationTransport/storagePower generationUpstream Overarching technology and systems analysis * CCS/CCU: Carbon Capture and Storage/Usage;

6 Kooperationsvertrag RWE R&D is building first of all on specific projects as a content driven structure Strategic Partners : Cooperation with a University on multiple topics with multiple faculties Special Partners : Cooperation with one specific faculty of a university with multiple projects R&D Projects One off specific topic with a specific faculty of a university Over 200 projects RWE is working with over 100 different universities and research institutes

7 Identifying the disruptor is the ultimate target for RWE’s corporate venturing approach Source: “The Innovator’s Manifesto”, M.E.Raynor Sustaining existing business AutonomousIncumbent YesNo YesNo SucceedFail YesNo New Productivity FrontierFail YesNo Strategic Differentiator Enabling Technology YesNo Strategic Innovator Disruptor

8  Business models  Market drive  Capital efficiency & leverage  Entrepreneurial  Return opportunity  Test lab for innovation  Make or buy  Failure acceptance Engine Strong deal flow Fast & Rigorous Accountable Community Entrepreneurs Co-Investors Top ranked Portfolio High growth Technology leader Disruptive IVC Team Partner Customer RWE‘s open innovation universe opportunities options

9 Strict European focusPortfolio diversified across technology sectors European, renewable, diversified portfolio Enabling Renewable Energy Efficiency Renewable Generation E-Mobility Smart Grids


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