Texas Genco Holdings Inc

Texas Genco — Investor Presentation (January 2003)

24 slides from Texas Genco's investor presentation, Jan 27, 2003

  1. Slide 1: Texas Genco Overview

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  2. Slide 2: Special Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

    Special Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements @€ GenterPoint Some ofthe statements inthis presentation are “Yormard looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Seourtis Ltigation Reform ‘Actof 1098. These statement relate to future events, our future financial performance or ou project

  3. Slide 3: Company Presenters

    Company Presenters @ David McClanahan, CNP CEO / TGN Chairman and Director @ David Tees, TGN President and CEO, Director @ Gary Whitlock, CNP CFO/TGN CFO @ Joe McGoldrick, CNP Planning VP / TGN Planning VP @ Marianne Paulsen, CNP Director, Investor Relations

  4. Slide 4: Background and Overview

    eam Background and Overview = TexasGenco

  5. Slide 5: Business separation and restructuring timeline

    Energy uvsescury Energy Delivery Reliant Energy's: Expected Business Separation lor Texas Genco} | monetization Plan approved of Texas Genco Texas Adopts Reliant Expected Restructuring Resources Stranded Cost (RR) IPO ‘Securitization

  6. Slide 6: TGN 19% Distribution

    TGN 19% Distribution ® Critical first step that puts in place the mechanism to establish the public market value for common stock of TGN * CNP to utilize the partial stock method to determine market value of TGN * Market value used will be calculated based on the average daily closing price of TGN f

  7. Slide 7: TGN Business Overview

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  8. Slide 8: TGN Management and Governance

    TGN Management and Governance (al TexasGenco @ Following the distribution, Board will include at least 7 directors ® Three directors will be independent directors @ Independent directors will comprise audit and compensation committees @ Various Accounting, Finance, Legal and Planning Officers at Cen

  9. Slide 9: Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)

    'y Council of Texas (ERCOT) (al TexasGenco @ ERCOT is one of the nation’s largest power markets; ERCOT is not synchronous with any other U.S. power grid @ ERCOT represents approximately 85% of demand for power in Texas @ TGN’s facilities provide approximately 20% of ERCOT’s capacity @ ERCOT is curre

  10. Slide 10: Power and Money Flow Overview

    > Power and Money Flow Overview ww TexasGenco ERCOT MARKET?) —. “h Auctions! Contracts me Fee weer” om * Utility atiieted + PUC auctions (15% * Retail Electric TOU cOnipafies of + Industrial generation canacty requrement) Providers (REPS) Texas ret companies + Generator secondary + Municipal ities *

  11. Slide 11: TGN Portfolio Overview

    TGN Portfolio Over Current net generating capacity of 14,175 MW located in ERCOT Attractive, low-cost, solic-fuel base- load portfolio Flexible, load following gas fleet 3,400 MW of gas capacity “mothballed” (except during summer peak) due to unfavorable market conditions oe ¢ @ CAPACITY BY DISPATCH

  12. Slide 12: TGN Business Plan / Strategy

    TGN Business Plan / Strategy (al TexasGenco TGN will seek to operate its assets in a manner that will maximize earnings and cash flows ° ° ° Maintain high levels of availability in lower cost solid fuel generating units through proactive scheduling and maintenance programs Maintain high operating ef

  13. Slide 13: Primary Market and Operating Risk Factors

    ary Market and Operating Risk Factors (al Primary Risk Factor Pricing () Gas price fluctuations (ii) Fuel supply risk Surplus capacity ¢ Operations (i) Major forced outage (ii) Transmission disruption TexasGenco Mitigation Response ¢ Pricing (i) Fuel recovery mechanism for all fuels (ii) Long term f

  14. Slide 14: Auction Overview

    > Auction Overview A] TexasGenco @ Since 1/1/2002, substantially all capacity sold through state mandated (PUC) and contractually mandated (TGN) auctions ® Firm entitlements to capacity and ancillary services are sold on a forward basis @ TGN continues to refine auction products pursuant to market a

  15. Slide 15: TGN Financial Performance

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  16. Slide 16: Key Business and Financial Drivers

    Key Business and Financial Drivers @ Gross margin is almost entirely attributable to three factors: (1) (2) (3) Capacity auction revenues Represents the largest component of gross margin Base-load products provide majority of capacity revenues Opportunity sales Margin produced as backup 1250 MW are

  17. Slide 17: Capacity Auction Comparison

    Capacity Auction Comparison 2002 2003 ‘Available Peak Capatity Sold in Auctions (KW) Total 12925,000 12,925,000 Base-load, 4,102,000 4,102,000 Average Forward Strip Natural Gas Price (SiamBtu) © $299 $391 One Year Base-load Strip Price - PUC Auction $659 $9.02@Howten) Gk month)” $11.45¢ert) $16.50(G

  18. Slide 18: Capacity Auction Illustration

    Capacity Auction Illustration @® Base-load capacity auction prices are highly impacted by movement in natural gas prices Fuel costs for TGN's base-load units are largely fixed under long term contracts; these fixed prices form the basis of the prices paid by the entitlement holders for the energy sc

  19. Slide 19: Dividend Policy, Capital Requirements and Capitalization

    TexasGenco Dividend Policy > Dividend policy considers TGN eamings and cash flow, contractual restrictions and other factors our Board of Directors deems relevant > Expect to pay an intial quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share > TGN expects to cover its 2003 dividend from free cash flow after capita

  20. Slide 20: Capital Program

    Capital Program TexasGenco 10 Environmental 1 Other 2002 2003» 2004 = 20052006 © Majority of forecast capex relates to NOx reduction program "Steady-state" capex forecast is approximately $60 MM per year Estimates for 2005 and 2006 environmental capex not yet finalized 20

  21. Slide 21: 2003 Guidance

    2003 Guidance A] TexasGenco Key Sensitivities: (1) Capacity auctions - Remaining 2003 auctions (January, March and July) based on $4/mmbtu gas price - A50¢ change in gas prices in 2003 could impact gross margin by approximately $50 million (2) Opportunity sales - 1250 MW (750 MW base-load) of backup

  22. Slide 22: Conclusion

    Conclusion > TexasGenco

  23. Slide 23: Investment Highlights

    Investment Highlights (al TexasGenco @ 14,175 MW of diverse, well-maintained generating assets ¢ Attractive, low-cost, solid-fuel base-load portfolio ¢ Flexible, load following gas fleet ¢ South Texas nuclear plant among top performing in U.S. ¢ Majority of environmental capital expenditures relatin

  24. Slide 24: Texas Genco Overview

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