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2 Nuclear New Build: Supply Chain Opportunities Chris Squires, Lead Supply Chain Engagement Manager, EDF Energy NNB 2

3 Introduction to EDF Energy One of the UK s largest energy companies EBITDA ,054 million (Group 16.1bn) Generates around 20% of UK s electricity Provides about half of the UK s low carbon generated electricity Operates eight nuclear power stations and 20 wind farms, as well as gas, coal and combined heat and power plants Nuclear fleet delivered 60.02TWh in 2012 best performance for seven years Supplies electricity and gas to around 37 million customers worldwide with 5.4 million residential customers in the UK 21% share of the UK business market - No 1 in market share [1] Largest supplier of electricity by volume in the UK [1] Cornwall Energy Associates (April 2011) 3

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5 UK Nuclear Power Station Sites EDF Energy s 8 nuclear power stations Hunterston Sellafield Wylfa Oldbury Hinkley Point Torness Hartlepool Heysham Sizewell Bradwell Dungeness Other nuclear power stations 5 EDF Energy Sites in NPS Other sites in NPS 5

6 Visualisation of Hinkley Point C One of the most ambitious projects in the UK 6

7 EPR Cross section of single UK EPR (illustrative layout) 7

8 If the process to enable construction is a jigsaw puzzle, then that puzzle is almost complete Vincent de Rivaz CBE, Chief Executive, EDF Energy The Daily Telegraph 21/1/13 8

9 Very significant progress in 2012 Lessons learned from Fukushima and other EPR construction projects incorporated Development Consent Order: recommendation issued to the Secretary of State Nuclear Site Licence granted Generic Design Assessment process has completed Design Acceptance Confirmation issued 9 Shovel Ready

10 Strategic focus areas for 2013 Just two more [jigsaw] pieces need to be put in place then that puzzle is almost complete Vincent de Rivaz 21/1/13 Secretary of State s decision on the Development Consent Order expected by 19 th March 2013 Electricity Market Reform - The Energy Bill received its Second Reading in Parliament in December Negotiations on Transitional Arrangements to be concluded and put in place early Energy Bill is expected to receive Royal Assent by the end of Need a balanced, stable and durable agreement Financial Investment Decision by shareholders 10

11 Hinkley Point C site December

12 Security Fence 31/10/12 Site Logistics Site Works Associated Developments Marine Works Conventional Island Balance of Plant Erection Contracts Turbine Hall Nuclear Island Nuclear Island Erection Contracts Reactor Building Ancillary Buildings Ph1 & 2 Jetty Main Civil Works Earthworks / Enabling 12 Conventional Island Equipment Supply Balance of Plant Equipment Supply Nuclear Island Equipment Supply Handling & Ventilation Factory

13 Sizewell C Illustrative Image of Completed Project 13

14 SZC opportunities: supply chain SZB construction: UK spread of companies, by county Sizewell B UK companies involved in construction 690 in East Anglia Today: 30m to the local economy each year No of companies 50 plus Hinkley Point C 100m to local economy during each year of construction 40m to local economy during each year of operation 14

15 Local Supply Chain Aim: to maximise opportunities for businesses in Suffolk Working with the Suffolk/Norfolk Chamber of Commerce Will need to procure a wide range of contracts across all sectors engineering, construction, transport, cleaning, catering etc, so a vast amount of business opportunities will be open to non-nuclear sectors At Hinkley, more than 29 million of contracts awarded to local firms (>130), with a further 42.2 million in the South West (>89) Companies can register their interest at the following online portal hosted by the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce: - for companies based in Suffolk and Norfolk. Managing expectations 15

16 Example Activities based on HPC Local Supply Chain Engagement Specialist Working with Suffolk/Norfolk Chamber of Commerce Awareness Presentations and Seminars - Making the Leap - Preparing a Good Tender - Nuclear Safety and Quality Supporting the Supply Chain MAS, CITB Region Meet the Buyer Events - Civils Related - FM Services - etc Mid-tender Review Expectations Monitoring Activity & Spend Working with Councils Economic Development 16

17 Help and Guidance Specialist help and advice available to prospective supply chain members: - NIA sc@nuclear Essential Guide - Nuclear AMRC Fit for Nuclear programme - Manufacturing Advisory Consortium (formerly MAS) 17

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20 Building the future together 20

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