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NRG evgo Arun Banskota President NRG evgo

evgo: Why? evgo will be the national, interoperable, EV charging network Electric Vehicles are here to stay evgo value will multiply exponentially Auto OEMs have embraced embedded charging subscriptions as necessary to sell EVs

evgo: A Distinct Business With Strong NRG Linkages Incremental Load Growth Strong off-peak load growth reduces plant cycling New Category of Energy Spend NRG retail brand extended into market for transportation fuel ENHANCES THE NRG BRAND Cleantech Innovation EVs as resource for distributed storage and smart grid deployment (V2G) ENHANCES THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP INTEGRATES WITH SOLAR AND OTHER DISTRIBUTED ENERGY OFFERINGS EXPANDS DISTINCT CUSTOMER BASE 2

Market Opportunity Americans already spend $1 billion per day on electricity (2.1% of household income) Americans spend another $2 billion per day on petroleum (4.4% of household income) 5.0% 4.5% 4.0% 3.5% 3.0% 2.5% 2.0% 1.5% % of Pre-Tax Household Income Spent on Gasoline vs. Electricity 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Gasoline as % of Pretax HH Income Electricity as % of Pretax HH Income Significant upside potential to capture greater share of American consumer energy spend = + Source: BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey census data 3 evgo allows NRG to capture a significant portion of consumers total energy spend

Market Drivers for EV Adoption SUPPLY PUSHED; DEMAND PULLED Driver Satisfaction The Nissan Leaf has the highest customer-satisfaction rating of any vehicle Nissan has ever produced, by far. -Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Nissan-Renault Industry Investment Over $50 billion already invested in EV space primarily by Auto and Battery OEMs 300,000+ EVs on the roads today, with 20+ models from 13 Auto OEMs EVs growing at 85% CAGR Incentives & Regulation Federal mandates/incentives $7,500 tax credit CAFE standards California: Gov. Brown announcement to reduce petroleum use by 50% Potential 7 million EVs by 2030 36 states with additional mandates/incentives $1,000-$6,000 HOV/HOT access ZEV mandates: 3 million vehicles by 2025 4 Increased EV adoption has become inevitable

Validation of evgo Business Model No Charge to Charge 2-year evgo subscription embedded with every new EV sale NRG has embedded subscriptions with Nissan and BMW, which currently represent ~30% of total EV sales Partner Validation (to date) 2014: Pilot program in California 2015-16: Entry into Nissan-type services agreement with paid subscriptions 48 Retail hosts 65 REV hosts 253 Auto dealers Ford Chevy Cadillac Mitsubishi Porsche 5 evgo has established key partnerships across the value chain that have significantly expanded the customer base

Competitive Landscape Strategic Features Owner-operator / pricing & customer service control Yes Yes Financial stability Strong Strong Location strategy Planned Planned Auto OEMs supported -- DC Fast Charging ALL Japanese, European, & American Auto OEMs Subscription or pay-per-use (PPU) Both Subscription only Multiple charger brands in network Tesla only Points of evgo Advantage Automaker relationship Multi-OEM Single-OEM network Expansion prospects Rapid Rapid 6 evgo is the only network supporting all American, European, and Japanese automakers

National Expansion Portland Sacramento Bay Area Monterey Santa Barbara LA Basin San Diego Seattle Fresno Las Vegas Salt Lake City Phoenix Minneapolis Denver Austin San Antonio Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Dallas-Ft Worth Houston Atlanta Pittsburgh Nashville Tampa Boston New York Philadelphia Washington DC Raleigh Orlando Miami Current markets Expansion markets 2015-2016 Regional corridors & pathways: 2017 7 evgo is rapidly expanding its national presence in regions with the highest rates of EV adoption

evgo Growth Plan Auto OEMs Dealers EV Drivers Multifamily Workplace Actual Breakeven Market Potential Range 2013 2014 2017 2022 EV share of all Auto Sales 0.6% 0.8% 1.8% 3.5% 20% EVs sold per year (U.S.) 97,000 119,000 257,000 677,000 3.9 million evgo Market Share Capture 1% 10% 50% 50% 50% evgo Cumulative Customer Count 550 ~10,000 197,000 415,000 2.2 million evgo Markets 6 10 25 50+ 50+ Est. EBITDA ($ millions) ($12) ($17) $8 $106 $612 8 With a multi-channel approach, evgo is positioned to capture a substantial market share