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OPERATING AND

FINANCIAL RESULTS

1Q13

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Agenda

► Highlights

► Operating Results

► Introduction

► Financial Results

► Corporate Events

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► Highlights

► Operating Results

► Financial Results

► Introduction

Agenda

► Corporate Events

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Introduction

Presentation of Operating and Financial Information

► The financial information contained herein is presented in consolidated figures, pursuant to Brazilian Corporate Law, based on revised financial information. The consolidated financial information represents: i) 100% of CEMAR’s results, excluding 34.89% related to minority interests before Net Income, resulting in participation of 65.11% ii) 100% of CELPA’s results, excluding 38.63% related to minority interests before Net Income, resulting in participation of 61.37%; and iii) 100% ofEquatorial Soluções’ results, which in turn consolidated 100% of Sol Energias’ results, excluding 49% of minority interest before Net Income.

► The operating information presented herein consolidates 100% of CEMAR’s results, 100% of CELPA’s results and 25% of Geramar’s results.

► The following information was not reviewed by the independent auditors: i) non-financial information relating to CEMAR, Light and the PLPT (Programa Luz para Todos - Light for All Program); ii) pro forma information and its comparison with the results presented in the period; and iii) management expectations regarding the future performance of the Companies.

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► Highlights

► Operating Results

► Introduction

► Financial Results

Agenda

►Corporate Events

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Operating Highlights

► CEMAR’s total billed energy volume reached 1,236 GWh in 1Q13, 10.6% higher than in 1Q12. Thetotal volume distributed by CELPA (captive and free markets) totaled 1,650 GWh in 1Q13, representinggrowth of 3.9% YoY.

► In CEMAR, energy losses of the last 12 months ending 1Q13 represented 20.4% of the requiredenergy, with a reduction of 0.3 percentage points compared to 20.7% recorded in 1Q12. In CELPA, totallosses ended the year at 35.9% of the required energy.

► In 1Q13, CEMAR’s DEC and FEC indexes (accumulated over the last 12 months) were 21.5 hours, adecrease of 9.3%, and 11.2 times, a decrease of 7.0%, compared to those observed at the end of 1Q12.In CELPA, these same indexes closed the quarter with improvements of 7.0% and 9.0%, respectively.Analyzing CELPA’s indexes only in the quarter, we can see improvements of 24.7% and 22.4%,respectively.

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► Net operating revenues (NOR) in 1Q13 reached R$1,065.9 million, almost twice 1Q12’s NOR, whichreflects the beginning of the consolidation of CELPA.

► In 1Q13, EBITDA totaled R$59.8 million, a 52.2% decrease compared to the 1Q12 amount, due to the effectof the dispatch of thermal plants. If we consider the constitution or amortization of net regulatory assets,Equatorial’s Adjusted EBITDA would have been R$170.3 million, 80.8% higher than 1QT12’s.

► The net result of the quarter was a loss of R$24.6 million, due to the effect of the dispatch of thermal plants.Considering the constitution or amortization of net regulatory assets, Equatorial’s adjusted net income wouldhave been R$37.4 million, 49.0% higher than 1Q12’s.

► In 1Q13, Equatorial's consolidated investments totaled R$169.0 million, 38.2% lower than those made in1Q12. If we consider only CEMAR’s own investments, the growth amounted to 5.0% in the quarter.

► On April 19, 2013, CELPA’s EGM partially approved its capital increase, through which Equatorial now holds96.18% of CELPA’s total capital.

► As of this quarter, we are no longer consolidating the interest of 25% in Geramar. On a pro-forma basis, wealso did not consolidate its numbers in previous quarters in this Earnings Release. Geramar’s results onlyimpact Equatorial’s Consolidated Income Statement in the Equity Income line.

Financial Highlights

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► Highlights

► Operating Results

Agenda

► Introduction

► Financial Results

► Corporate Events

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► CEMAR: 1Q13 energy sales moved up by 10.6%, reaching 1,236 GWh.

Energy Market - CEMAR

Electricity Consumption per Segment (GWh)

Energy Balance (GWh)

CONSUMPTION SEGMENTS * (MWh) 1Q12 4Q12 1Q13 Chg.

Residential 529,073 602,968 607,543 14.8%

Industrial 112,615 124,489 114,112 1.3%

Commercial 224,147 253,985 248,706 11.0%

Others 252,154 284,782 265,669 5.4%

TOTAL 1,117,989 1,266,225 1,236,031 10.6%

(*) Does not consider ow n consumption and sales to CEPISA

ENERGY BALANCE (MWh) 1Q12 4Q12 1Q13 Chg.

Required Energy 1,394,721 1,619,776 1,526,616 9.5%

Sold Energy (*) 1,119,982 1,268,309 1,237,996 10.6%

Losses 274,738 351,466 288,619 5.0%

(*) Considers sale to the segments, own consumption and sales to CEPISA

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Distribution – Energy Losses in CEMAR

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DEC (hours) FEC (times)

Distribution – DEC and FEC - CEMAR

► CEMAR: In 1Q13, the DEC index decreased 9.3% compared to 1Q12 while the FEC index decreased 7.0% compared to the same quarter last year.

21.5

23.7

1Q12 1Q13

-9.3%

12.1

11.2

1Q12 1Q13

-7.0%

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CELPA – Timeline

Before Nov/12

Mar. 2006

• Creation of 100-Day Plan.

• Introduction of New Management Practices;

• Election of the new Board of Directors and new managers (1st and 2nd levels)

• Analysis of the operation on a daily basis;

• Change in the leadership (3rd level);

• Creation of the Contracts Renegotiation Comittee;

• Focus on collection;

• Improvement of quality indicators (DEC and FEC) through management;

• Containing the growth of energy losses;

• Negotiation of the Labor Collective Agreement;

• Definition of the Company’s operational targets.

• Creation of a Voluntary Layoff Plan;

• Hiring and training teams to combat energy losses;

• Improvement in the process of billing and collection;

• Budgeting of the Company, following the model used in CEMAR.

• Opening of the new call center in Belém, with the same provider of CEMAR.

Nov-Dec/12

Jan-Mar/13

Apr-Jun/13

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► CELPA: Energy demand growth of 3.9% in energy sales in 1Q13 (Captive Market + Free), reaching 1,650 GWh.

► The number of low-income consumers in CELPA grew from 263 thousand by Sep/12 to 558 thousand by Apr/13.

Energy Market - CELPA

Electricity Consumption per Segment (GWh)

Energy Balance (GWh)

CONSUMPTION SEGMENTS * (MWh) 1Q12 4Q12 1Q13 Chg.

Residential 597,388 658,352 629,910 5.4%

Industrial 325,249 296,871 286,923 -11.8%

Commercial 343,967 389,469 371,956 8.1%

Others 269,852 301,819 277,267 2.7%

TOTAL (Captive Market) 1,536,466 1,646,511 1,566,057 1.9%

Free Consumers 51,914 85,117 83,857 61.5%

TOTAL (Captive Market + Free) 1,588,379 1,731,627 1,649,913 3.9%

(*) Does not consider ow n consumption and sales to CEPISA

ENERGY BALANCE (MWh) 1Q12 4Q12 1Q13 Chg.

Energy Sales (Captive + Own Consumption) 1,544,511 1,591,187 1,572,212 1.8%

Total Losses 787,912 860,770 956,065 21.3%

Required Energy 2,332,437 2,451,949 2,528,196 8.4%

Own Generation 90,058 96,741 102,633 14.0%

Energy Purchase (Contracts) 2,300,136 2,407,254 2,231,622 -3.0%

Energy Purchase (Spot) 61,204 60,005 247,460 304.3%

Basic Network Losses (118,961) (112,050) (53,519) -55.0%

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Distribution – Energy Losses in CELPA

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DEC (hours) FEC (times)

Distribution – DEC and FEC

► CELPA: In 1Q13, the DEC index improved 7.0% compared to 1Q12 while the FEC index decreased 9.0% compared to the same quarter last year. Analyzing CELPA’s indexes only in the quarter, we can see improvements of 24.7% and 22.4%, respectively.

CELPA – Last 12 months

101.2 94.1

1Q12 1Q13

-7.0% 52.547.7

1Q12 1Q13

-9.0%

CELPA – Quarterly

30.7

23.1

1Q12 1Q13

-24.7%

10.8

13.9

1Q12 1Q13

-22.4%

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► Highlights

► Operating Results

Agenda

► Introduction

► Financial Results

► Corporate Events

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Quarterly Results

Equatorial’s EBITDA

Consolidated EBITDA decreased 52.9% in the 1Q13 compared to 1Q12. However, the regulatory EBITDA for the quarter (which considers the formation or amortization of regulatory assets and liabilities) totaled R$170.3 million, up 80.8% compared to the value of the same quarter last year.

Consolidated EBITDA decreased by 52.9% on the 1Q13 when compared to the 1Q12 figures.

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Quarterly Results

Net Income

This quarter’s result was a loss of R$24.6 million.

However, if we adjust the results for the quarter by the formation of net regulatory assets, would havemade a profit of R$37.4 million, 49.0% better than the adjusted profit for 1Q12.

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Debt: Schedule of Gross Debt Maturities

Consolidated Gross Debt(100% CEMAR + 100% CELPA)

1.380,1

212,6 115,5

182,8 172,6

154,2

542,4

1.912,6

408,0

6,6 6,8

7,4

7,8

1.476,0

Gross Debt Short Term 2014 2015 2016 2017 After 2017

CEMAR

CELPA

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100% CEMAR + 100% CELPA

Net Debt - Consolidated

Net Debt (R$MM) and Net Debt/ EBITDA (Last 12 months)

Net Debt Reconciliation (R$MM)

We adjusted Equatorial’s net debt of previous quarters excluding the 25% stake in Geramar due to the change in the accounting consolidation rule.

Despite the consolidation of 100% of CELPA’s gross debt, its EBITDA contribution to Equatorial’sconsolidated figure represents values as from November and December 2012.

1,403.4

968.5

1,429.5

931.5988.7

2.92.6

1.82.01.9

1Q12 2Q12 3Q12 4Q12 1Q13

1,435.7

1,403.4

3,292.6

321.8

Gross Debt Net

Regulatory

Asset

Cash Net Debt

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65.11% CEMAR + 61.37% CELPA

Net Debt – Pro-rata

Net Debt (R$MM) and Net Debt/ EBITDA (Last 12 months)

Net Debt Reconciliation (R$MM)

We adjusted Equatorial’s net debt of previous quarters excluding the 25% stake in Geramar due to the change in the accounting consolidation rule.

Despite the consolidation of 100% of CELPA’s gross debt, its EBITDA contribution to Equatorial’sconsolidated figure represents values as from November and December 2012.

606.6627.8605.3600.8

637.9

2.01.71.82.01.9

1Q12 2Q12 3Q12 4Q12 1Q13

606.6

2,072.31,184.8

297.7

Gross Debt Net

Regulatory

Asset

Cash Net Debt

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► CEMAR: In 1Q13, total capex reached R$83.0 million, of which R$77.5 million are own capex and R$5.5 million regarding theLight for All Program (PLPT).

► CELPA: In 1Q13, total capex reached R$85.9 million, of which R$83.3 million are own capex and R$2.6 million regarding the Light for All Program (PLPT).

Capex - Equatorial

INVESTIMENTS (R$MM) 1Q12 4Q12 1Q13 Chg.

CEMAR

Own (*) 73.8 150.2 77.5 5.0%

PLPT 44.5 45.4 5.5 -87.6%

Total 118.4 195.5 83.0 -29.9%

CELPA

Own (*) 138.2 57.5 83.3 -39.7%

PLPT 16.6 5.0 2.6 -84.2%

Total 154.8 62.5 85.9 -44.5%

Geramar

Generation 0.2 0.1 0.0 -81.7%

TOTAL EQUATORIAL 273.4 258.1 168.9 -38.2%

(*) Including indirect Light For All Program investments

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► Highlights

► Operating Results

Agenda

► Introduction

► Corporate Events

► Financial Results

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Corporate Events

► On April 19, 2013, CELPA’s EGM partially approved its capital increase, through which Equatorial now holds96.18% of CELPA’s total capital.

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Eduardo HaiamaCFO and IRO

Thomas NewlandsInvestor Relations

Telephone 1: +0 55 (21) 3206-6635Telephone 2: +0 55 (21) 3217-6607

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.equatorialenergia.com.br/ir

Contacts

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• This presentation may contain forward-looking statements, which are subject to risks and uncertainties, as they were based on theexpectations of Company’s management and on available information. These prospects include statements concerning the Company’scurrent intentions or expectations for our clients; this presentation will also be available at our website www.equatorialenergia.com.br/ir andin the IPE system of the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM).

• Forward-looking statements refer to future events which may or may not occur. Our future financial situation, operating results, market shareand competitive positioning may differ substantially from those expressed or suggested by said forward-looking statements. Many factorsand values that can establish these results are outside Company’s control or expectation. The reader/investor is advised not to completelyrely on the information above.

• The words “believe", “can", “predict", “estimate", “continue", “anticipate", “intend", “forecast" and similar words, are intended to identifyestimates, which refer only to the date on which they were expressed. Hence, the Company has no obligation to update said statements.

• This presentation does not constitute any offering, invitation or request of subscription offer or purchase of any marketable securities. And,this statement or any other information herein, does not constitute the basis for any contract or commitment of any kind.

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