EDF nuclear revival Sopot, November 8th

EDF nuclear revival

Sopot, November 8th

EDF at a glance
            A global energy leader
                                                                     Electricity: covering the entire chain,
37.9          million                                                from generation to transmission, distribution

                              618.5
customers worldwide                                                  and supply.
                                                TWh
169,139                       of energy generated worldwide
                                                                     Solidly anchored in Europe:
employees worldwide
                                                                     France, the UK, Germany, Italy, etc.
€66.3             billion     117.1             g
of sales, of which            of CO2 per kWh generated               Industrial operations in Asia and United States
49% outside France

                                                                     Natural gas: a major player
             Key figures
            2009 sales                                        2009 EBITDA                  2009 generation mix
            %                                                 %                            %
                                                                                                          1.1
                                                                                 54          Other energies
                                                                              France
                                                                                                 8.1
                       49                                                                      Hydro
       Outside France o/w                  51
                the UK 17                                                                      4.3                      75.4
                                           France                                              Gas
             Germany 11                                                                                                 Nuclear
                  Italy 7.5
                                                              46                                11.2
                                                    Outside France                         Fossil-fired

                                                                                                     Total: 618.5 TWh

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EDF at a glance
    Main European            Other European
    markets                  markets
    France                   Austria
    EDF –                    ESTAG Group, EDF 25%
     RTE-EDF Transport,      Belgium
     EDF 100%
                              EDF Belgium, EDF 100%
    ERDF, EDF 100%
                              SPE, EDF 51%
    PEI Group, EDF 100%
                             Spain
                              Elcogas, EDF 31.39%
    UK
    EDF Energy, EDF 100%    Hungary
                              BE ZRt, EDF 95.57%
                              EDF DÉMÁSZ, EDF 100%
    Germany
    EnBW,                   Netherlands                   Slovakia            Switzerland
     EDF 46.07% owned
                              SloeCentrale BV, EDF 50%     SSE, EDF 49%       Alpiq, EDF 26.06%
     and voting rights
                             Poland
    Italy                     EC Wybrzeze SA, EDF 99.73%
                              Elektrownia Rybnik SA, EDF 79.76% owned and 97.31% voting rights
    Edison,
     EDF 48.96% owned         EC KrakowSA , EDF 94.31%
     and 50% voting rights    Kogeneracja SA, EDF 40.58% owned and 50% voting rights
    Fenice, EDF 100%         Zielona Gora SA, EDF 39.93% owned and 98.40% voting rights

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EDF at a glance
    Other countries worldwide

                                            China
                                             Figlec and Synergie,
                                              EDF 100%
                                             Shandong Zhonghua Power Company Ltd.,
    United States                             EDF 19.6%
     Constellation Energy Nuclear Group,
                                             Datang Sanmenxia Power Generation Company Ltd.,
      EDF 49.99%
                                              EDF 35%

                                            Laos
                                             Nam Theun 2 Power Company,
    Brazil                                    EDF 35%
     Ute Norte Fluminense,                 Vietnam
      EDF 90%
                                             Mekong Energy Company Ltd.,
                                              EDF 56.25%

    Other activities
     EDF Énergies Nouvelles     TIRU         Électricité de Strasbourg   Dalkia       EDF Trading
      EDF 50%                   EDF 51%     EDF 89.07%                 EDF 34%     EDF 100%

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Nuclear Generation

                                 The world’s leading nuclear plant operator

                                 Generation 3 nuclear with EPR projects in Flamanville
                                 and China, construction of Taishan 1 and 2, EPR reactors
                                 planned in the UK and the United States and prospects
                                 in Italy and Poland

                                 Twofold expertise as an architect-assembler
                                 and operator: an advantage when it comes to
                                 building EPR reactors

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    Key figures
                                 reactors in France at 19 nuclear power facilities,
    EDF Group 2009 data
                          15 reactors in the UK,
                          4 reactors in Germany (EDF 46%),

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EDF, the global leader in nuclear power generation

      78 GW* for the total world nuclear capacity of 373 GW (i.e. 20%) /
      466.1 TWh* generated

        Unique experience across the entire life cycle
       Experienced operator with strong safety culture and management

       Uninterrupted construction activity both in France and internationally with deep
        involvement of local industries
       Involvement in the reliable and controlled technological advances
        of the EPR
       Experienced personnel

       Great experience as regards safety dialogue with National Safety Authority.

       * 2009 figures, consolidated with EnBW and British Energy
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EDF, the global leader in nuclear power generation

         78*
    GW

               23
                    18 17 16
                                     11 10 10
                                                         7     6     6     5     5      5      4 4   4   4   4   4   3

          * Including British Energy : 9.5 GW of total installed capacity + 49,99 % CENG, US
7         Source: companies’ internet websites - EDF’s Document de Référence

EDF’s ambition : to be a key player in the global nuclear revival

   EDF intends to be an equity investor and an industrial partner in the
    construction and operation of nuclear plants in the world, within country-
    specific partnerships
   Target : to 10 EPR in 2020
   Selection criteria to date :

                    EDF is welcome in the country
                    Nuclear energy benefits from an industrial
                    and a regulatory framework
                    In line with EDF strategy

Flamanville 3: The present reference for EDF’s industrial strategy

   A first reactor preparing the future

   The construction and operation of 58 reactors gives to EDF a unique
    experience.

   The planning of construction of several EPR reactors by EDF will allow
    experience feedback from one project to another

Main benefits on the example of Flamanville 3

 3 000 people on the construction site ;

 300 people in operation et 100 people in
 support in 60 years;

 150 - 200 contrats for 4 or 5 billion euros.

Main EDF conclusions about polish nuclear

Nuclear energy appears to be competitive in the Polish
electricity market.

The Polish grid needs national physical reinforcements due
to strong development of electricity consumption in Poland
which should necessarily need the construction of great
size power plants (>= 1000 MW) either coal or nuclear.

The Polish industry contribution could reduce construction
costs while ensuring quality and industrial safety, key
factors of the operation of NPP. About 50% of works could
be realized by polish companies.

Thank you for your attention