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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A — Shareholder Meeting (2014)

27 slides from Canadian Utilities Limited Class A's shareholder meeting presentation, 2014

  1. Slide 1: Canadian Utilities Limited General Meeting

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  2. Slide 2: Alberta's Economic Advantage

    CL Alberta’s Economic Advantage Peto recs faareD An ATCO company * Alberta forecasts one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country : 4.4% in 2014. * Alberta added an average of 5,700 jobs per month in 2013 compared with only 2,600 in all other provinces combined. Job gains are expected to rema

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  4. Slide 4: ATCO Electric serves the area broadly identified in blue

    ATCO Electric serves the area broadly identified in blue on this map, with the exception of a small number of farm M AJOR ELECTRIC customers served by one self-operating Rural Electrification Association. TRANSMISSION PROJECTS woul >» North East Transmission Development Grande Prairie ee Central Eas

  5. Slide 5: Major Electric Transmission Projects

    MAJOR ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION PROJECTS eee Eastern Alberta Transmission Line

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  10. Slide 10: High Pressure Pipeline Project

    HIGH PRESSURE PIPELINE PROJECT EDMONTON —— Proposed High Pressure ==" Natural Gas Pipelines | —— Natural Gas Pipelines to be Removed from High Pressure Service =—— Existing High Pressure Natural Gas Pipelines — Transportation Utility Corridor Boundary

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  14. Slide 14: Alberta's Long Term Power Outlook

    Alberta’s Long Term Power Outlook PeeEA ure mes LaaTeD An ATCO company 41,900MW : 6,300MW Existing Goal Existing Other Existing Gas wm Expected Effective Capacity with 15% Reserve Margin I Existing Effective Hydro Load Outlook at AIL Winter Peak 8 Bisting Effective Wind

  15. Slide 15: CO2 Emission Reductions

    CL CO, Emission Reductions CANADIAN UTLTES LMTED An ATCO company 225 4 200 175 5 150 -39 Mt 125 | 75 50 = 2005 m= 2020 ° i 0 OilandGas_ Transportation Electricity | TradeExposed Buildings Agriculture Waste and Industries Other Source: Environment Canada Mtco, 3

  16. Slide 16: Large Scale Hydro: Canadian Advantage

    j Large Scale Hydro: Canadian Advantage canouormes.mreo An ATCO company N Ky, |, ©olville Lake A 4 Fort Good Hope “ Nunavut ahs aa MACKENZIE 10450 MW | © ve _ _| NWT and Alberta have PYrormanwets | more than 10,000 MW of ‘| BEAR 568 MW ee . Northwest en undeveloped hydro um | Tertitries generation p

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  19. Slide 19: Consumer Price Impacts

    ot Consumer Price Impacts Ret rec res taste an ATCO « Coal unit outages can create volatility in Pool Price 7 =i Pool Price ($/MWh)} 8 Q1 a2 03 O4 Q1 Q@2 O83 Q4/ Qt a2 Q3 a4) Qt a2 O38 as 2010 2o1L 2012 215 “~~ Annual Average Price

  20. Slide 20: Generation - Environmental Issues

    CL Generation - Environmental Issues Se nes inareD An ATCO company Coal Fleet SO2 Reductions NOx & SOx Reductions Mercury Reductions (kg) CASA versus Federal GHG Regulation 40 1,000 4,000 0 Total sox(kt) 00 === Actuals § 3,500 sa09 2! 3 —TotaNox kT) yor = 3,000 sh 100 700 t — Forecast us 6 ', 9 6 2,

  21. Slide 21: Regulatory Inefficiencies

    CL Regulatory Inefficiencies PRDAN UTITES LMITED An ATCO company Gaps and overlaps add costs and create inefficiencies Utility

  22. Slide 22: Regulatory Inefficiencies: Regulatory Costs

    Regulatory Inefficiencies: Cu Regulatory Costs CANADIAN UTILITIES LIMITED An ATCO company 160 [~ sialon $137.27 million 9/0" | Alberta’s regulatory costs "are adding to consumer bills ue $38.5 million » 9 { a ri AESO 2 $88.57 million 64 | 32 | $13.54 million 1998 2012 Alberta Regulatory Costs Albert

  23. Slide 23: Connection Timeline

    Cu Connection Timeline Snes LaareD An ATCO company Identify Project Connection Study Scope Connection Proposal (2 WEEKS) (8 WEEKS) (14 WEEKS) Construction AUC Approvals NID & Facility Application (16 WEEKS) (24 WEEKS) (32 WEEKS) TOTAL OF 24 MONTHS OR 2 YEARS TO RECEIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE Source: AESO

  24. Slide 24: AESO Transmission Plan

    AESO Transmission Plan NEW LINES ==== 500 kV EXISTING LINES =——= 500 kV HVDC ma 144 kV m= 144 kV prebuilt to 240 kV FUTURE OIL & GAS ~/ DEVELOPMENT J/eeeeueeenege® es oy, st eee ee

  25. Slide 25: A High Voltage Backbone Vision for Alberta

    A High Voltage Backbone Vision for Alberta* NEW LINES =seee 500 kV meee 500 kV* ==== future 240 kV EXISTING LINES =——= 500 kV HVDC mmm 144 kV = 144 kV prebuilt to 240 kV FUTURE OIL & GAS DEVELOPMENT *ATCO’S CONCEPT s . J . et = * ceeanessaeuse® _ -

  26. Slide 26: Provincial Debt for Electricity Infrastructure

    Provincial Debt for Electricity Infrastructure CU a CANADIAN UTILITIES LIMITED An ATCO company YUKON NUNAVUT NORTHWEST $1.5B TERRITORIES BRITISH COLUMBIA ce)” ALBERTA MANITOBA $7.8B ONTARIO* SASKATCHEWAN $62.6B $3.3B Source: Statistics Canada *Ontario debt includes Ontario Power Generation, Hydro On

  27. Slide 27: Canadian Utilities Limited General Meeting

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