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    GE Energy 2009 GE EPC AND ENGINEERING SUMMIT Africa Jay Wileman The content of the attached presentation is the property of the General Electric Company. Any use, in whole or in part, without the written permission of the General Electric Company and its affiliates is prohibited. Key drivers access to electricity. Rural electrification Varied fuel sources. Limited infrastructure water scarcity. Rural accessibility Finance capabilities. Resource rich, cash poor customer dynamics Impacted by the crisis. But still growing

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    2 - 4.2 Wileman - Africa Region

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    GE Energy 2009 GE EPC AND ENGINEERING SUMMIT Africa Jay Wileman The content of the attached presentation is the property of the General Electric Company. Any use, in whole or in part, without the written permission of the General Electric Company and its affiliates is prohibited. Key drivers access to electricity. Rural electrification Varied fuel sources. Limited infrastructure water scarcity. Rural accessibility Finance capabilities. Resource rich, cash poor customer dynamics Impacted by the crisis. But still growing

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    GE Energy

    2009 GE EPC AND ENGINEERING SUMMIT

    Africa
    Jay Wileman
    The content of the attached presentation is the property of the General Electric
    Company and is proprietary to the General Electric Company. Any use, in whole or
    in part, of the materials without the written permission of the General Electric
    Company and its affiliates is prohibited.

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Quality of Life for the


    African Continent and its people
    Increase

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Electricity
    to enhance
    quality of

    Clean water
    to sustain

    life

    life

    Fuel
    life

    to provide
    essentials

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Regional outlook
    Key drivers
    Access to electricity rural electrification
    Varied fuel sources limited infrastructure
    Water scarcity rural accessibility
    Finance capabilities resource rich, cash poor
    Customer dynamics
    Impacted by the crisis but still growing
    Relying on EPC skills build / own / operate / transfer model
    Power additions 9000MW announced REAL? When?
    Localization needs:
    BBBEE required for South Africa
    Nigeria local content
    4

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Africas electricity demand


    1,020

    Billions of kW hours
    2

    504

    550

    030
    2
    y
    Xb

    862
    727

    613

    Africas energy production ~9.5% of the worlds total output


    Africa represents 14% of the worlds population but
    consumes only 3% of the worlds energy
    >500 million people lack access to modern energy rural
    electricification rates as low as 2%
    2009

    2012

    2015

    2020

    2025

    2030

    Source: Africa Development Bank, Clean energy investment framework 2008


    Graph : GE Energy Infrastructure outlook June 2009
    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Africas oil production and demand


    Million barrels of oil per day (Mbbl/d)

    New additions
    Existing production

    7.1 Mbbl/d
    =
    UAE + Iran

    Domestic oil demand

    The continent holds 10% of the world's proven reserves


    Africa exports equivalent to 73% of the continent's oil production
    It hosts just 3.3% of global refining capacity
    The continents 1 billion inhabitants consume 4.5% of U.S. energy per capita
    6
    * CERA, Oil and condensate production, May 09
    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Global mining projects


    By scheduled
    production date

    By region

    $124B

    $6B
    $6B

    $35B
    $35B

    $46B $41B $55B $45B

    $59B
    $59B

    $61B
    $61B

    $64B
    $64B
    10

    11

    12

    13

    $95B
    $95B

    >14

    By customer

    By commodity
    Total capex

    BHP
    Billiton

    Rio
    Tinto

    Anglo
    American

    VALE

    $46B+

    $39B+

    $16B+

    $8B+

    $55B

    $82B

    $72B
    $52B

    $39B
    $20B

    Copper
    Uranium
    Other
    Iron ore
    Aluminum
    Coal
    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Global water demand


    14 African counties are experiencing water scarcity
    expected to increase to ~25% by 2025
    ~65% of the rural population and 25% of the urban
    population lack access to safe drinking water

    62.2
    50.2

    Water usage (in billion cubic meters)


    20

    Clean water
    demand will triple
    by 2030

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    Source: Africa Development Bank, Policy for integrated water resources management
    Graph: http://www.globalwaterintel.com University of Kassel, Germany: Alcamo, J., Henrichs, T. & Roesch, T.
    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    An energy infrastructure of the future


    Africa has the opportunity to leap-frog to cleaner technologies

    Technology Policy development New financing initiative Training

    Cleaner, smarter more efficient


    9

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

    Invest in the most important


    natural resource PEOPLE
    10

    Copyright 2009 General Electric Company

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