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400 new jobs 300% >90% ROI Greener 40MW SSE Ireland Better Energy Supply 600,000 gas and electricity customers Sustainability Making energy better to combat climate change 500MW of Renewable Generation Ireland’s No.1 renewable electricity generator and supplier Public Lighting Leaders in the maintenance of 300,000 street lights in Ireland Health Safety and Our People Striving to be Ireland’s safest utility >900 employee s 1 1000 employees, €1bn investment

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SSE Ireland. Health Safety and Our People. Better Energy Supply. Sustainability. 500MW of Renewable Generation. Public Lighting. >900 employees. Making energy better to combat climate change. 600,000 gas and electricity customers. Striving to be Ireland’s safest utility. Leaders - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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400 new jobs 300%

>90% ROI

Greener

40MW

SSE Ireland

Better Energy Supply

600,000gas and electricity

customers

Sustainability

Makingenergy better

to combat climate change

500MW ofRenewable Generation

Ireland’s No.1 renewable electricity

generator and supplier

Public Lighting

Leadersin the maintenance of

300,000 street lights in Ireland

Health Safety andOur People

Striving to be Ireland’ssafest utility

>900employees

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1000 employees, €1bn investment

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Energy Action Fuel Poverty Conference7 February 2012

“Trust is the glue of life.....It's the foundational principle that holds all relationships.” Stephen Covey

David ManningDirector of Corporate AffairsSSE Ireland

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1. ENERGY TRENDS

2. MANAGING ENERGY COSTS

3. ENERGY AFFORDABILITY

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1. ENERGY TRENDS

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Residential Electricity Prices (€) (band DD all taxes included)

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Electricity prices now at the EU average

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Residential Gas Prices (€) (band D2 all taxes included)

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Benefits of Competition

7Competitive market delivering for consumers

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Energy Security in Ireland – 2011 report

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Source: Dr. Andrew Kelly, AP EnvEcon and Prof. Peter Clinch, UCD

Oil price growth scenarios model

Source: UK Transmission National Grid (Gas)

UK end-user gas price forecast

Ireland must reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels

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Impact of Wind Affordability, Security, Decarbonisation

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Influence of Wind Output on Energy Prices

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Affordability:

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Decarbonisation:

Per 1000MW wind installed :263.5 ktoe avoided imports = €88.3m

Per 1000MW wind installed:

1,633,645 tonnes CO2 avoided

Assumptions:Turbine: 3MWCapacity: 35%Speed: 8.5m/s2008 data

Wind energy reduces wholesale electricity prices

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2. MANAGING ENERGY COSTS BETTER

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Managing the cost of energy better

Empowering the customer:

+ Airtricity’s Smarter Energy Card+ Installation of prepayment meters+ Payment plans+ Disconnections

– Persistence of debt hopping– An Post/Department of Social Protection –

Household Budget Scheme– Free Electricity Allowance

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More support needed for prepayment meters

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Smart Technology• Getting the best from assets and energy:

• System operation• Demand side management• Consumer behaviour

• Better informed customer: • CER trial saw 8.8% reduction in peak period

• SMART Meter• Thin versus thick– must ensure effective solution that balances

all risks.

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SMART technology must effectively address risk

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3. ENERGY AFFORDABILITY

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Reducing Energy Consumption

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Source: Dimplex

Improving energy affordability means reducing consumption

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Airtricity’s approach

• Better Energy• Airtricity Home Energy Services• PAYS - Availability of cheap finance is the

foundation to delivering building retrofit

• Community Fund - >€600,000 annually focused on community energy efficiency projects

• Fuel poor pilot

• Strategic partnerships and investments • Northern Ireland smart homes project

15Low cost finance foundation of PAYS system

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Restoring Trust

1. Ensure competition continues to deliver lower energy prices

2. Improve energy affordability by reducing consumption

3. Provide greater support for prepayment meters

4. Deliver Smart Meters that effectively address risk

5. Access to low cost finance to deliver thermal efficiency investment, PAYS

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