2. Automatic meter reading via LV Power Line Carrier Networks. DMC International ® Advanced Metering Technology Utilitys Solution Provider 2000-2010 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

3. 2 DMC International was founded in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in 1997. Since our inception, we have been committed to delivering comprehensive and sophisticated metering systems to our customers. This dedicated focus has enabled DMC International to develop a patented low voltage power line communication technology which is integral to our product development. Reinforcing DMC Internationals position as a unique service provider in the meter reading industry. DMC International has also received ISO 9001:2008 certification and is a member of key industry authorities and regulatory bodies including American National Standards Institute ANSI, American Meter Reading Association AMRA, American Technical Institute ATI, International Standard Institute ISI, International Electro-mechanical Commission IEC, International Water Association IWA and the American meter Reading Association (AMRA). To date DMC International has carried our full-scale projects, pilot projects and supply projects in a multitude of countries and our client base includes government-owned utility companies as well as individual companies from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Iraq, Yemen, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, Indonesia, Brunei, Netherlands Antilles, Russia, Canada and the USA. In order to effectively serve such a widespread customer base, DMC International has a global network of agents and authorized service centers. Currently, DMC International's head office and production line are located in Dubai, U.A.E. Through the coupling of technical expertise and aggressive marketing, DMC has expanded to include sister companies in Canada, Saudi Arabia and China. DMC International is a member of key industry authorities and regulatory bodies

4. Concentrator Concentrator Street Lights Control Bad Debit Control

5. PLC utomatic Meter Reading System (AMR) Via Low Voltage Power Line Carrier (PLC) Networks A INTRODUCTION

6. 5 1. Overview - Automatic Meter Reading(AMR) System 1.1 Introduction Automatic Meter Reading ( AMR) System via Power Line Carrier: Power line carrier communications take place over the same lines that deliver electricity. This technique involves injecting a high frequency AC carrier onto the power line and modulating this carrier with data originating from the remote meter or central station. Power line carrier techniques Nowadays become a successfully system by a few companies worldwide, In 1998, Florida Electric Co., initiated 212,000 point PLC-based AMR system successfully with big saving and increasing the customer's services without any additional coast. AMR System via PLC becomes a unique solution for utilities worldwide not only because it saving a lot, but also it is managing the bad debit, Theft, power control,etc.. With no extra cost for communication Infrastructure by using the utility existing own network as communication media which making the PLCs AMR more better than other AMR solution as IR,RF and GSM/PSTN or wireless.

7. 6 1.2 Communication: From Meter to meter: Existing LV power line network. Meters To / From Concentrator: Existing LV power line network. Concentrator To / From Utility Central Control Station (UCCS): i. Telephone Line (Excellent: Recommended) ii. GSM (Poor) iii. WIFI / Wireless (Good solution) Commercial Low Voltage PLC Network Industrial Residential LV Feeder Concentrator PLC & Tel. Line SolutionPLC & WIFI Solution

8. 7 1.3 Communication Media: 2000-2010 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

9. 2.0 DMCs AMR System Features AMR System uses the existing power lines to eliminate the need for additional communication cable Remotely reading consumers power consumption in the distribution transformer, eliminating the need for on-site consumer readings by utility personnel Real time monitor consumers power consumption Storing, processing and print consumers data Freezing consumers power consumption Counting and analyzing power consumption for the distribution transformer or the consumer Analyzing line wastage Providing tariff and billing Theft detection (according to analyzing power consumption) Low cost for meter reading Very reliable and robust

10. 9 Features and Benefits of the DMC's SMARTnET® AMR Fixed Network: DMCs Automatic Meter Reading System: 1. This feature covers the following functions: 1.1. Automatically reads the monthly consumption (kWh) for the consumers for all types of single and three phase meters provided by DMC. 1.2. Automatically reads the daily consumption (kWh) for all types of single and three phase meters provided by DMC. 1.3. Reading of the Master consumption for each transformer. 1.4. Reading all type of reading such as: kWh, kvarh, kVAh, current, Phase failures, demand, Tariff, Positive and Negative energy, Power factor and other factors of Multifunction CT type meter provided by DMC. 1.5. Automatically reads all types of Switch monitors provided by DMC. 2. Manually Reading: This feature covers the following functions: 2.1. Reads any type of reading mentioned in Item (1). 2.2. Reads all type of reading for master Meter (Multifunction CT) at any time. 3. Real Time Reading: feature covers the following functions: 3.1. Real time reading for the meters through the following cases: 3.1.1. Frozen account. 3.1.2. Transfer Account. 3.2. Real time reading for the Master Meter (Multifunction CT). 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

11. 10 Features and Benefits of the DMC's SMARTnET® AMR Fixed Network: 3.3. Remote reading communication channels: DLMS/COSOM, IEC 61107-2000 for remote communication including optic port, IEC TC13 IEC 62053-21:2004 for electricity metering IEC TC 13 WG 14. IEC 61334-4-41(communication channel) 3.4. IEC 60870-5-102:1996 for transmission of integrated totals, in and between transmission and distribution stations, IEC TC 57 and ANSI C12.18 (transmission) 3.5. GSM/PSTN communication protocols: Multi-Channel Flag Protocol, AT/DT & DN 4. Pulse Transmission as per ANSI C12.18, C12.19 (utility tables) 4.1. Two way communication transmission protocol: ANSI C12.21.(Flash) C12.21 for 2 way communication through telephone modems 4.2. Ethernet, LAN and Internet protocols 4.3. MBUS for metering, standardized by CEN TC 294 as EN1434-3:1997 (future EN 13757-2and -3) 4.4. IEC TC 13 for the purposes of electricity metering and to CEN TC 294 for the purposes of utility metering, IEC 62056 series of standards – parts 6-42, 6-46, 6-53, 6-61 and 6-62 year 2002 4.5. ANSI C24.31, 36 for IR interface 4.6. ANSI C63.07, 08 (noses stability for LV power line) 4.7. DMC PLC OBIS codes 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

12. 11 Features and Benefits of the DMC's SMARTnET® AMR Fixed Network: 5. Billing and Statements. 5.1. Monthly billing 5.2. Consumer statement: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 5.3. District Statement: Daily, Weakly, Monthly, season and Yearly. 5.4. Town/Country Statement: Daily, Weakly, Monthly, season and Yearly. 5.5. Statement of Frozen account. 5.6. Statement of transferring account. 5.7. Statement of deleting account. 6. Reports and analyzing charts: 6.1. Consumption analyzing reports: 6.1.1. Consumer consumption: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.1.2. District consumption record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.1.3. Town and Country Consumption record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly.

13. 12 Features and Benefits of the DMC's SMARTnET® AMR Fixed Network: 6.2. Line wastage analyzing reports: 6.2.1. District record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.2.2.Town and Country record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.3. Abnormal consumption reports: 6.3.1. Consumer abnormal consumption: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.3.2. District abnormal consumption: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.3.3. Town/ Country abnormal consumption records: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.4. Illegal consumption reports: 6.4.1. Consumer illegal consumption: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.4.2. District illegal consumption record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 6.4.3. Town and Country illegal Consumption record: Daily, Weakly, Monthly and Yearly. 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

14. 13 Features and Benefits of the DMC's SMARTnET® AMR Fixed Network: 7. Power Management and Control: 7.1. Analyzing Active and Reactive energy. 7.2. Demand and Maximum demand: District, Town and Country. 7.3. Power factor. 7.4. Load profile. 7.5. Phase failure. 7.6. Voltage on each phase and phase failure. 7.7. Current on each phase. 7.8. Tariff and rate. 7.9. Meter Programming. 7.10. Time zone setup. 7.11. Over load calculation. 7.12. Network leakage detection. 7.13. Warning and alarm. 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

15. Challenges in energy business Improving customer service and increasing customer loyalty Providing new services and products in a cost-effective way Improving the efficiency of the operations Investing in the future distribution network Meeting regulators requirements 14

16. Improving customer service with telecommunications 15 Customer-driven operations requires more efficient and wider use of technology and telecommunications in customer service Extending automation in customer interface creates new opportunities in electricity networks use and management Mobile workforce management and implementation of automatic metering system are significant development for the customers Electricity Networks Customer Service Network Operation Center Terminals CustomerContractor 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

17. Benefits to electricity market Fast and accurate information exchange between all parties Flexible customer data management Opportunities to new products and services Customer-driven market development 16 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

18. Benefits to Metering operations Accurate information from the network load to optimize maintenance and investments Better network performance and cost efficiency Smart automated processes instead of manual work Accurate measurement of transmission losses More intelligence to business planning 17 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved

19. Certification: 18 2000-2008 © DMC International, All Rights Reserved