Toronto Hydro Corporation Executive Compensation Assessment October 2012

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Toronto Hydro Corporation Executive Compensation Assessment October 2012

Market Review Table of Contents Page Introduction & Methodology 3 Market Data Summary 6 Appendix A Additional Compensation Data 11 Appendix B Mercer Position Descriptions 13 Appendix C Terms and Definitions 15 MERCER

Introduction & Methodology

Introduction & Methodology This report provides a competitive compensation analysis for the 4 Named Executive Officers ( NEOs ) of Toronto Hydro Corporation. These data were provided to the Human Resource Committee of the Board in November 2012. Market analysis for the CEO has been provided in a separate report. Compensation levels have been benchmarked in respect of: Base Salary; Total Cash Compensation (i.e., salary plus annual incentive); and, Total Direct Compensation (i.e., total cash compensation plus expected value of long-term incentives) The data taken from the 2012 Canadian Mercer Benchmark Database ( MBD ) represents the following survey cuts: Industrial companies in the Greater Toronto Area ( GTA ) Industrial companies in Canada General Industry companies with revenue between $300 million and $1.2 billion (approximately ½ to 2X Toronto Hydro s 2011 distribution revenue of $530 million) - For the CFO we supplemented the above cut by also providing a cut of General Industry companies with revenues between $1 billion and $4 billion Public sector companies in Canada Mercer Benchmark Database Survey data is effective April 1, 2012 Data are aged at a rate of 3.0% per annum to an effective date of October 1, 2012 See Appendix A for detailed descriptions of the Mercer Benchmark Database positions used in this review See Appendix B for Terms and Definitions MERCER 3

Introduction & Methodology The table below outlines the market position matches made for Toronto Hydro s positions in the Mercer Benchmark Database: THC Title Mercer Benchmark Database Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer VP, Distribution Services VP, Distribution Grid Management VP, Asset Management Blend of: Top Operations Executive (37.5%) Engineering Executive (37.5%) Chief Operating Officer (25%) Job matches were provided by Toronto Hydro and reflect the scope and responsibilities of each position MERCER 4

Market Data Summary

Market Compensation Levels Chief Financial Officer $1,300 P75 $1,100 P50 P25 THC Compensation ('000s $) $900 $700 $500 $300 $100 GTA - All Industry National - Industrials Revenue - 300M- 1.2B Revenue -1B-4B National - Public Sector GTA - All Industry National - Industrials Revenue - 300M- 1.2B Revenue -1B-4B National - Public Sector GTA - All Industry National - Industrials Revenue - 300M- 1.2B Revenue -1B-4B National - Public Sector Base Salary Target Total Cash Target Total Direct Base salary, target total cash and total direct compensation are generally aligned to or below P25, with the exception of the National - Public Sector market, which is above P75 MERCER November-18-14 6

Market Compensation Levels Chief Financial Officer (cont d) All values in CD$000's THC GTA - All Industry GTA - Industrials National - Industrials org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. Base Salary $268 56 56 $209 $281 $416 $316 4 4 -- $345 -- $358 16 16 $269 $302 $437 $335 Target STI (% of base) 40% 40 40 30% 40% 60% 46% 3 3 -- -- -- 48% 13 13 38% 50% 65% 59% Maximum STI (% of base) 60% 31 31 50% 70% 120% 88% 2 2 -- -- -- -- 9 9 63% 80% 130% 100% Target Total Cash (1) $375 40 40 $278 $426 $626 $495 3 3 -- -- -- $555 13 13 $427 $508 $771 $562 Actual Total Cash (2) --- 56 56 $257 $351 $660 $477 4 4 -- $445 -- $559 16 16 $299 $413 $757 $521 LTI (% of Base Salary) (3) --- 230 556 48% 84% 134% 110% 230 556 48% 84% 134% 110% 230 556 48% 84% 134% 110% Target Total Direct (4) $375 40 40 $413 $661 $1,003 $803 3 3 -- -- -- $934 13 13 $572 $760 $1,176 $893 Total Direct (5) --- 56 56 $257 $351 $793 $654 4 4 -- $562 -- $618 16 16 $316 $472 $799 $668 Survey Match: LTI Elig. (%): Chief Financial Officer 41% Chief Financial Officer 33% Chief Financial Officer 67% Distribution Revenue Median Revenue ($ Millions) 2011: $530 $77 $473 $2,544 -- -- -- $274 $1,227 $4,900 Total 2011: $2,809 THC Revenue - 300M-1.2B Revenue -1B-4B National - Public Sector org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. org's obs's. P25 P50 P75 Avg. Base Salary $268 58 58 $242 $305 $336 $301 49 49 $287 $325 $382 $338 17 17 $189 $209 $251 $221 Target STI (% of base) 40% 42 42 34% 45% 60% 47% 34 34 40% 48% 60% 51% 6 6 9% 23% 25% 19% Maximum STI (% of base) 60% 27 27 50% 75% 100% 78% 26 26 59% 85% 101% 88% 6 6 13% 23% 41% 26% Target Total Cash (1) $375 42 42 $378 $456 $551 $470 34 34 $418 $508 $577 $533 6 6 $205 $255 $279 $247 Actual Total Cash (2) --- 58 58 $277 $408 $533 $438 49 49 $360 $491 $654 $522 17 17 $197 $218 $264 $235 LTI (% of Base Salary) (3) --- 230 556 48% 84% 134% 110% 230 556 48% 84% 134% 110% -- -- -- -- -- -- Target Total Direct (4) $375 42 42 $524 $711 $960 $805 34 34 $574 $780 $1,014 $890 6 6 $205 $255 $279 $247 Total Direct (5) --- 58 58 $282 $514 $969 $685 49 49 $411 $674 $1,310 $933 17 17 $197 $218 $264 $235 Survey Match: Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer LTI Elig. (%): 62% 75% 0% Distribution Revenue Median Revenue ($ Millions) 2011: $530 $423 $646 $1,013 $1,144 $1,616 $2,316 $54 $423 $1,077 Total 2011: $2,809 Notes: (1) Target Total Cash compensation represents base salary plus target bonus for incumbents eligible for annual incentives. (2) Actual Total Cash compensation represents base salary plus actual bonus for all incumbents. (3) LTI (% of base): Estimated present value of LTI awards (i.e. Black-Scholes value) using MBD LTI tables. (4) Target Total Direct compensation represents target total cash compensation plus the estimated present value of the LTI award. (5) Total Direct Compensation represents actual total cash plus actual long-term incentives for all incumbents. "--" indicates that insufficient data is availabe to report, in accordance with Mercer's standard operating procedures. MERCER 7

Market Compensation Levels VP, Distribution Services; VP, Distribution Grid Management; VP, Asset Management $900 P75 P50 $800 P25 VP Asset Mgmt VP Dist. Grid $700 VP Dist. Services Compensation ('000s $) $600 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 GTA - All Industry Revenue - 300M-1.2B GTA - All Industry Revenue - 300M-1.2B GTA - All Industry Revenue - 300M-1.2B Base Salary Target Total Cash Target Total Direct THC operations executives are generally between P25 and P50. The inclusion of the COO match has influenced the current positioning MERCER November-18-14 8

Market Compensation Levels VP, Distribution Services; VP, Distribution Grid Management; VP, Asset Management (cont d) All values in CD$000's THC GTA - All Industry GTA - Industrials P25 P50 P75 Avg. P25 P50 P75 Avg. Base Salary $231-$253 $191 $234 $302 $261 -- -- -- $232 Target STI (% of base) 40% -- 30% -- -- -- -- -- -- Target Total Cash (1) $324-$354 $250 $337 $499 $393 -- -- -- -- Actual Total Cash (2) --- $220 $306 $506 $381 -- -- -- $332 LTI (% of Base Salary) (3) --- 28% 47% 76% 64% -- -- -- -- Target Total Direct (4) $324-$354 $315 $446 $676 $542 -- -- -- -- Total Direct (5) --- $229 $319 $688 $551 -- -- -- $346 Survey Match: Top Operations Executive 37.5% Top Operations Executive 37.5% Engineering Executive 37.5% Engineering Executive 37.5% Chief Operating Officer (COO) 25.0% Chief Operating Officer (COO) 25.0% National - Industrials Revenue - 300M-1.2B National - Public Sector THC P25 P50 P75 Avg. P25 P50 P75 Avg. P25 P50 P75 Avg. Base Salary $231-$253 -- $235 -- $235 $222 $254 $287 $259 -- -- -- $185 Target STI (% of base) 40% -- 30% -- -- -- 40% -- -- -- -- -- -- Target Total Cash (1) $324-$354 -- -- -- -- $315 $375 $457 $388 -- -- -- -- Actual Total Cash (2) --- -- $348 -- $403 $259 $343 $427 $361 -- -- -- $206 LTI (% of Base Salary) (3) --- 28% 47% 76% 64% 48% 84% 134% 110% -- -- -- -- Target Total Direct (4) $324-$354 -- -- -- -- $437 $586 $797 $667 -- -- -- -- Total Direct (5) --- -- $378 -- $422 $263 $398 $738 $535 -- -- -- $206 Survey Match: Top Operations Executive 37.5% Top Operations Executive 37.5% Top Operations Executive 37.5% Engineering Executive 37.5% Engineering Executive 37.5% Engineering Executive 37.5% Chief Operating Officer (COO) 25.0% Chief Operating Officer (COO) 25.0% Chief Operating Officer (COO) 25.0% Notes: (1) Target Total Cash compensation represents base salary plus target bonus for incumbents eligible for annual incentives. (2) Actual Total Cash compensation represents base salary plus actual bonus for all incumbents. (3) LTI (% od base): Estimated present value of LTI awards (i.e. Black-Scholes value) using MBD LTI tables. (4) Target Total Direct Compensation represents target total cash compensation plus the estimated present value of the LTI award. (5) Total Direct Compensation represents actual total cash plus actual long-term incentives for all incumbents. "--" Indicates that insufficient data is availabe to report, in accordance with Mercer's standard operating procedures. MERCER 9

Appendix A Additional Compensation Data

Appendix B Additional Compensation Data The following provides 2011 total cash compensation for selected Hydro One and Ontario Power Generation operational positions based on Ontario s Ministry of Finance Public Sector Salary Disclosure 2012: Employer Position 2011 Total Cash Compensation Senior Vice President, Engineering & Construction Services $448,289.16 Senior Vice President, Grid Operations $404,917.56 Vice President Major Project Coordination & External Relations $292,221.84 Hydro One Vice President Construction $247,672.33 Vice President Engineering $234,964.08 Director Network Operating $231,342.01 Director of Engineering $172,552.68 Director, Project Management Delivery $223,943.20 Executive Vice President, Hydro $755,693.03 Director, Operations & Maintenance $331,212.48 Ontario Power Generation Director, Operations & Maintenance $371,086.28 Vice President Electricity Sales & Trading $329,917.77 Vice President, Projects $307,844.20 Shift Manager $119,839.56 to $294,239.46 Control Room Shift Supervisor $189,462.48 to $324,268.07 MERCER 11

Appendix B Mercer Position Descriptions

Mercer Position Descriptions THC Title Match Description Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer Top Operations Executive (37.5%) This is the top financial position within the organization, with responsibility for formulating financial policy and plans. Responsible for providing overall direction for all finance, accounting, tax, insurance, budget, credit and treasury functions. Typically reports to the Chief Executive Officer (Position 100.000.112). This is generally a single incumbent position. Organizations that are a subsidiary, group or division should not match to this position. Responsible for effective operations within a non-manufacturing (e.g., retail, service, etc.) or manufacturing organization. Develops and implements operating policies and procedures across functions such as: customer service, quality control standards (may also include ISO certification), purchasing, inventory control, materials management, distribution and facilities maintenance and planning. Conducts and reviews feasibility of new or revised systems and procedures. Manages the internal audit process to ensure compliance with organizational standards. Typically reports to the Chief Executive Officer, or the Chief Operating Officer. VP, Distribution Services VP, Distribution Grid Management VP, Asset Management Engineering Executive (37.5%) Chief Operating Officer (25%) Accountable for the direction and management of the engineering and associated project activities of the whole organization. Works with manufacturing and research managers to design, develop and modify the products and facilities of the organization. Co-ordinates implementation of product and facilities changes and the costing and purchasing of associated materials and equipment. Assesses manufacturing processes and environmental conditions to ensure compliance with organization, regulatory body and safety standards. Frequently reports to the Chief Executive Officer or to the Chief Operating Officer. This senior executive position carries out the goals, policies and objectives established by the Chief Executive Officer and the Board of Directors. Directs, co-ordinates and administers all aspects of the organization's operations or subsidiary operations through subordinates. Assists in the development of corporate policies that encompass such areas as human resources, operations, financial performance and expansion. Typically reports to the Chief Executive Officer. Organizations that are a subsidiary, group or division should not match to this position. This is generally a single incumbent position MERCER 13

Appendix C Terms and Definitions

Terms and Definitions Statistical Terms P25 / Market 25 th percentile: - The data point that is higher than 25% of all other data in the sample when ranked from low to high. Also known as the first quartile. P50 / Market 50 th percentile: - The data point that is higher than 50% of all other data in the sample when ranked from low to high. Also known as the median. P75 / Market 75 th percentile: - The data point that is higher than 75% of all other data in the sample when ranked from low to high. Mean / Average: - The sum of all data reported divided by the number of observations in the sample. Also known as the average. MERCER 15

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