Largest nuclear site in North America Facilities spread over 2,300 acres connected by 56 kms (35 miles) of roadway

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1 Bruce Power Update

2 Bruce Power Today Largest operating nuclear facility in the World Site capable of producing 6,300 MW or between 25-30% of Ontario s electricity needs. Largest private investor in Ontario s infrastructure over the last decade. One of Canada s largest public-private partnerships. Key electricity hub in Ontario with new transmission infrastructure, strong regional and provincial support for the site. Majority of employees owners in the business.

3 Bruce Power Site Largest nuclear site in North America Facilities spread over 2,300 acres connected by 56 kms (35 miles) of roadway

4 Ontario s Energy Supply Mix

5 Bruce Power s Electricity Output

6 Review of 2012 Return to service of Units 1&2 solid operational performance. Investment in Unit 3 - $300 Million life extension outage Unit 4 outage Non-nuclear enhancements, life extension. Before its planned outage, Unit 4 ran 569 days a new record. Solid operation from Bruce B 125 days straight with all four units operating a new record. Bruce B produced 15% of Ontario s electricity. Unit 6 ended 2012 as one of the World s top-rated CANDU reactors 100% score.

7 Review of 2012 Strongest CNSC report card in the company s history. Successful testing of new emergency response capability Huron Challenge. $1.3 Million donated through the Community Investment & Sponsorship Program.

8 Output Profile: Nuclear Up, Coal Down A revitalized eight-unit Bruce Power Site: 70% of the energy needed to phase-out coal in Ontario.

9 Revitalizing the Bruce Power Site: Then & Now Then Bruce Output Down: 15 years ago, on October 16, 1997, Unit 1 was laid-up taking 750 MW of electricity off Ontario's electricity grid. Unit 2 was laid-up two years earlier on October 8, Units 3 and 4 were both laid-up in Many thought Bruce A would never return to service. Coal Output Up: Following Units 1 and 2 being removed from service in 1995 and 1997, combined with Units 3 and 4 in 1998, fossil generation dramatically increased in Ontario - 12 percent of electricity in 1995 to 29 percent in Now Bruce Output Up: 15 years later, Bruce Units 1&2 are producing low-cost, clean electricity. Since 2004, Bruce A Units 3 and 4 demonstrate safe, reliable operations. The revitalization of Bruce A will provide Ontario with 3,000 MW of low-cost, clean electricity, doubling the number of operating Units on site from 4 to 8, while Bruce B continues to be counted on for 15 percent of Ontario's electricity. Coal Output Down: In the last 10 years, Ontario reduces its use of coal by 90 percent, accounting for 3 percent of the electricity in That's a 93 percent reduction in Ontario sulphur emissions and the number of smog days in the Greater Toronto Area has dropped from 45 to 12.

10 Building a Sustainable Workforce : 3,190 staff to 4,088 staff Percentage of staff under : 10% 2012: 32% Percentage of staff : 40% 2012: 24% Percentage of staff : 44% 2012: 32%

11 Long-Term Market in Ontario The government has identified a 50% role for nuclear over the next 20 years through Ontario s Long Term Energy Plan. This will be achieved through: The Bruce Power Site 6,300 MW Refurbishment of the Darlington facility 3,500 MW Managing the end of life of the Pickering facility to ,000 MW

12 Jan-01 Jan-02 Jan-03 Jan-04 Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-07 Jan-08 Jan-09 Jan-10 Jan-11 Jan-12 Jan-13 Jan-14 Jan-15 Jan-16 Jan-17 Jan-18 Jan-19 Jan-20 Capacity (MW) Bruce Power Outlook Bruce B Only

13 Jan-01 Jan-02 Jan-03 Jan-04 Jan-05 Jan-06 Jan-07 Jan-08 Jan-09 Jan-10 Jan-11 Jan-12 Jan-13 Jan-14 Jan-15 Jan-16 Jan-17 Jan-18 Jan-19 Jan Jan 22-Jan 22-Nov 23-Nov 24-Nov Capacity (MW) Bruce Power Today $12-16 Billion to secure 6,300 MW Bruce B Units 3 and 4 Restart and Life Extension Units 1 and 2 Full Refurbishment Units 1&2 to operate until the early 2040 s

14 2013 Successful completion of Unit 5 planned outage in January. Completion of Unit 4 planned outage in the first quarter. Planned outages for Units 6 and 8 in the first half of All 8 Units available to meet summer peak demand will be a record output year for the Bruce Power Site utilization of Bruce-Milton line and coal phase-out. Continue to integrate the site leverage strategic advantages. Active community and aboriginal engagement. Aggressive communications push to provide factual information on our role in Ontario.

15 Nuclear Up, Coal Down

16 Strong Economy, Clean Air

17 People Powering Ontario

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