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Reduce Costs & Increase Revenue with Networked Energy Services Sunil Sharan

The Business Proposition Improve return on your core business Improve quality and reliability of service Decrease operating costs, improve efficiencies Build new business Generate incremental revenue through services Decrease customer churn and reduce “switching costs”

Own the Meter, Leverage the Meter The same infrastructure used for remote meter reading, dynamic pricing, revenue protection, outage management... ... supports value-added services such as load control, street lighting management, appliance control, etc. Reduce operating costs, generate recurring revenue, separate regulated services from unregulated

Echelon Data Concentrator Meter with Echelon Power Line Transceiver Enel’s Project In Italy World’s largest device networking deployment Echelon Data Concentrator IP Management Center Power Line Meter with Echelon Power Line Transceiver Over 27 million homes and buildings with smart meters Over 21 million deployed as of January 31, 2005 Projected cost of €2.1 billion Projected annual savings of €500 million

NES System Overview

NES Benefits Every Utility Operation Networked Energy Services Demand Forecasting Capacity Planning Capital Investment Generation Work Management Customer Services AMR & Billing Distribution Trends Distribution Automation Reads Queries Installation & Services Quality Roll Out Customer Information

NES Benefit Categories Metering Customer Service Distribution Operations Other

NES Metering Benefits

NES Metering Benefits Scheduled meter reads On-demand meter reads Performed automatically, bidirectionally Utility-selectable billing reads (daily, weekly, or monthly) Utility-selectable interval reads/load profiles (as low as 5 minute intervals) Reduce costs of staff, office space, vehicles and equipment On-demand meter reads Resolve billing complaints easily Reduce costs of beginning-of, end-of service reads Especially in high-transience areas like apartment complexes, seasonal residences, college towns Reduce customer “switching costs”

Read hard-to-access meters easily Regulatory Changes NES Metering Benefits Read hard-to-access meters easily Nasty pets, bad weather, remote areas, indoor meters, two-income families, etc. Regulatory Changes Cost savings v. attractive if more frequent meter reading schedule instituted Incentives for actual reads

NES Customer Service Benefits

NES Customer Service Benefits Eliminate estimated billing Reduce billing errors More easily understandable bills Decrease complaint, inquiry traffic to call center Resolve customer complaints with accurate data Reduce costs to resolve complaints with on-demand reads Increase customer confidence, timely payments, improved cash flow Reduce staffing costs in call centers and billing centers

NES Customer Service Benefits Remote service disconnect and reconnect Reduce uncollectibles Enables prepayment without card Manage high transience areas cost-effectively Remote configuration of customer service level Facilitates service disconnection Offer service-level differentiated supply Time-of-use pricing Promote energy conservation Offer incentive rates based on seasonal & time-of-day factors Improved cash flow Shortened read-to-bill, bill-to-pay times

NES Distribution Operation Benefits

NES Distribution Operation Benefits Improved energy conservation From TOU rates and service-level differentiated supply Meet energy conservation goals set by regulators Lower peak and overall load Reduce expensive spot-market energy purchases Avoid huge investments in new generation Improved energy forecasting Precisely manage supply and demand With more accurate and granular information Reduce costly variances between scheduled & actual requirements, critical during peak periods

NES Distribution Operation Benefits Balance phase loads Through individual meter phase detection Measure load per phase, optimally size distribution transformers Improve generation and transmission efficiencies Improve individual transformer utilization Match transformer loading with rating, critical during peak periods “Proactive Outage Management”—identify & replace overloaded transformers before loss of power Lower purchases of new transformers Avoid building inventory to increase capacity

NES Distribution Operation Benefits Superior Outage Management Near real-time outage detection & restoration reporting Automatically identify, locate & isolate an outage almost immediately Dispatch field crews with efficiency & precision—lower costs, restore service faster Service restoration verification while field crews still in area Differentiate outages from customer equipment problems, reduce field calls Report outages proactively—reduce customer calls Reduce lost outage-related sales Meet regulatory standards for overall system reliability Improve customer satisfaction

NES Distribution Operation Benefits Quality of Service Improved QOS data at individual customer level Power outage statistics Voltage variation Current variation Meet regulatory standards Ripple Control Replacement Replace legacy ripple control systems Low incremental cost with all other benefits of NES included

NES Distribution Operation Benefits Comprehensive Revenue Protection Detect meter phase inversion Detect tampering with meter cover Record individual meter outage statistics Detect meter circumvention/line tapping (in conjunction with transformer-level meter) New meters lower energy loss Being accurately calibrated Have lower starting watts & watt loss compared to electromechanical meters

Other NES Benefits

Lowered Capital Investment Other NES Benefits Lowered Capital Investment Cost-effective smart meters deliver broad functionality through the network Reduced need for expensive stand-alone TOU, prepay and power quality meters Disconnect switch integral to meter Reduced inventory management costs New meter population Reduced meter failure rates, less field investigations Avoid costs of meter replacement from normal attrition Potential for value-added services

Other NES Benefits Value-Added Services Dynamic load control Thermostats, HVAC, irrigation pumps, water heaters, pool pumps, lighting, appliances, etc. Street and traffic light management Gas and water meter remote reading Appliances and white goods Remote monitoring, control, diagnostics Pay-per-use Security Monitoring Medical Emergency Signaling Vending Machines Statistics, faults, out of stock

Three infrastructure components NES System Components NES Data Concentrator IP NES Meter NES System Software Three infrastructure components Meters Data concentrators System software