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AUF IN NEUE MÄRKTE!
EXPORTINITIATIVE ENERGIE
Stefan Augustin, 30.3.2017, Frankfurt
„Energieeffizienz in Australien“ 30. März 2017, Frankfurt
Why Australia 3
AUSTRALIA KEY FACTS
4th largest economy in Asian region and
1 12th largest in the world
1
26th year of consecutive annual
2 economic growth
6 2
GDP of more than US$1.5 trillion
3 (two per cent of global GDP)
AAA rating by all three credit
4 rating agencies
5 3
A strategic base for exporting services and
5 technologies to high-growth Asian markets
4
6 A growing population of currently 23.7 million
Why Australia 4
GROWTH Australia’s demonstrated economic resilience, affordability and record of steady growth provide a safe, low-risk environment in which to do business.
WORLD’S 13TH LARGEST ECONOMY Why Australia 6
DIVERSIFIED, SERVICES-BASED ECONOMY Why Australia 7
INDUSTRIES Australia has the capacity and capabilities to provide high-quality natural resources, food, education, tourism and financial services to the world.
GLOBALLY SUCCESSFUL IN FIVE KEY INDUSTRIES Why Australia 9
TALENT Australia’s labour force is one of the most educated, multicultural and multilingual in the world.
MULTICULTURAL POPULATION Why Australia 11
LOCATION Australia is well positioned as a trade and investment base for international companies doing business with Asia.
AUSTRALIA’S TOP 12 EXPORT MARKETS Why Australia 13
TRADE BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY • Germany is Australia’s ninth-largest trade partner, with two-way goods and services trade A$19.7 billion in 2015-16. • Australia’s total goods and services exports to Germany were worth A$3.6 billion in 2015-16, of which goods accounted for A$2.2 billion. Major Australian goods exports to Germany are gold coins, oil seeds, precious metal ores and concentrates, coal and pharmaceutical products. • Germany is Australia’s fifth-largest source of imports (A$16.2 billion), comprising mostly goods (A$13.2 billion). Major goods imports from Germany are cars, medication, and high-tech equipment. Why Australia 14
BUSINESS Australia’s political stability, transparent regulatory system, and sound governance frameworks underpin its economic resilience.
RANKED 15TH FOR EASE OF DOING BUSINESS Why Australia 16
COST-COMPETITIVE LOCATION FOR OFFICE SPACE Why Australia 17
BILATERAL INVESTMENT • Germany is the seventh-largest destination for Australian investment abroad. The level of Australian investment in Germany at the end of 2015 was worth A$66.9 billion. • Germany is Australia’s eleventh-largest source of foreign investment. Germany’s investment in Australia in 2015 was valued at A$41.2 billion. German investment spans automotive and manufacturing, information and communications technology, pharmaceuticals and finance. • Major German investors in Australia: Allianz, Siemens, Deutsche Bank, Robert Bosch, Bauer Media Group, Linde (BOC) • Major Australian investors in Germany: Macquarie, Sonic Healthcare, CSL Behring, Computershare, Telstra, ANCA, ANZ, ResMed Why Australia 18
INNOVATION Australia’s political stability, transparent regulatory system, and sound governance frameworks underpin its economic resilience.
RECORD OF INNOVATION Why Australia 20
PRIORITY The Australian Government identifies
opportunities in these key priority
areas:
SECTORS OF / Resources and Energy
/ Agricultural Science, Food
Technology and Processing
OPPORTUNITY / Tourism Infrastructure
/ Major Economic Infrastructure
/ Advanced Manufacturing,
Services and Technology
/ Material Science
/ Medical Science and
Technology
/ Digital Economy
Why Australia 21RESOURCES AND ENERGY
Australia is a global leader in resources
and energy, which accounts for around
10.2 per cent of GDP
/ World’s largest economic uranium resources,
the fourth largest black and brown coal
resources, and 11th largest gas reserve.
Oil and gas supply chains
/ World’s largest LNG producer and exporter by
end of this decade.
/ Seven LNG projects ($200 billion of CAPEX),
requiring up to 30-50 years of operations and
maintenance. This has the capacity to rise to
$342 billion by 2035.
/ Export earnings are set to increase by 30 per
cent in 2016-17, to a record A$204 billion
Opportunities:
/ exploration and development
/ operations and maintenance
/ energy efficient and renewables.
Why Australia 22RENEWABLE ENERGY
The Renewable Energy Target (RET) was
passed into legislation by the Australian
Parliament in June 2015 with bi-partisan
support.
/ The RET aims to deliver 23.5% of Australia’s
energy needs from renewable sources in 2020.
Australian states and territories are proactive in
the adoption of renewables:
/ ACT has set a target of 100% renewable
energy by 2020T
/ SA has a target of 50% by 2025
/ VIC has a target of 40% by 2025
/ QLD target is 50% by 2030
RET:
/ It is estimated that Australia needs to build
between 30 and 50 large-scale wind and solar
projects to meet the target by 2020.
Why Australia 23RENEWABLE ENERGY Why Australia 24
MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE
Major infrastructure industries account
for approximately 10 per cent of the
economy
/ Australian Government to spend A$50 billion
to an infrastructure program to 2019-20.
/ Australia’s population is expected to grow at
1.3 per cent a year to 2055, resulting in a
population of 39.7 million – an increase of 60
per cent.
/ Long track record of privatising public assets
and one of the world’s most sophisticated
PPP markets.
Opportunities:
/ roads and rail
/ seaports and airports
/ energy and water
/ social infrastructure.
Why Australia 25SMART CITIES
• The Australian Government is committed to
working with governments, business and the
community to position our cities, regional and
metropolitan, to reach their full potential.
• The Smart Cities Plan will position our cities
to succeed in the 21st Century economy. It is
a plan for supporting productive, accessible,
liveable cities that attract talent, encourage
innovation and create jobs and growth.
• The Smart Cities Plan represents a new
framework for cities policy at the federal level
- and it is a framework that will guide action
across various portfolios, to deliver better
outcomes for our cities, the people who live
in them and all Australians.
Three pillars: Smart Investment, Smart Policy and Smart Technology
For more information please visit: https://cities.dpmc.gov.au/
Why Australia 26MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE Why Australia 27
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
Between 2014 and 2020, the
contribution of digital technologies to
Australia’s economy is forecast to
grow 75 per cent to A$139 billion
Almost all of this growth (97 per cent) is
predicted to take place outside the information,
communications and technology (ICT) sector.
Opportunities:
/ digital infrastructure: Data centres, cloud
computing
/ data Analytics – Sensors and monitoring, –e-
commerce, payment technologies, quantum
computing
/ business process improvement: Data
analytics and data platforms, simulation,
training, automation, robotics.
Why Australia 28HOW WE HELP Austrade helps companies around the world to identify and take up investment opportunities in Australia as well as to source Australian goods and services. Our assistance includes: Want to learn more? / providing insight on Australian Stefan Augustin capabilities Country Manager, Germany, Austria / identifying potential investment Tel +49 69 90558103 projects and strategic alliance Email stefan.augustin@Austrade.gov.au partners www.austrade.gov.au / helping you to identify and contact Australian suppliers.
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5/04/2017 32Kontaktinformationen: Anja Kegel stellv. Geschäftsführerin AHK Australien +61 (0)2 8296 0434 anja.kegel@germany.org.au 5/04/2017 33
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