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London as an

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CompleteComplete mobilitymobility..IntegratedIntegrated solutionssolutions forfor urban and interurbanurban and interurban

transportationtransportation andand logisticslogistics

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Demographic changeThe world population keeps growing.

UrbanisationMore than half of the worlds population livesin cities, with rising tendency.

Globalisation and industrialisation

Global trade changes market structures;more and more emerging countries enter thestage of global economy.

Climate change and the environment

CO2 emissions and resource exploitation keeprising.

Megatrends:Our world keeps changing


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The challenge of climate change

Increasing growth in the worldpopulation and global economy

Corresponding depletion of naturalresources and increase inenvironmentally-harmful emissions

Without counter measures: increase in

annual CO2 emissions to around85 gigatons in 2050

Source: UN Population Division

1950

1975

2000

2015

2025

2050

2.5

4.1

6.1

7.3

8.0

9.2

World population (in billions)

6050

40

30

20

10

Source: Stern Review

Worldwide CO2 emissions(in gigatons per year)

0

70

80

90

2000 2020 2040 2050

42 Gt

85 Gt


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The challenge of urbanisation

The spread of urbanisation calls forattractive, environmentally-friendly and

economic transportation solutions in orderto ensure the competitiveness and appealof urban regions in the long term

This is a worldwide trend!

Africa

Asia

Europe

SouthAmerica

NorthAmerica

1950

197520002025

Urban populationin %

15

25

36

4817

24

37

51

51

6672

77

4464

7987

6474

7986

Source: UN 2006800 %10020 40 6010 30 907050



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Forecast:The demand for mobility keeps rising

Yearly growth rate in passengertransport 20002030

Yearly growth rate in freight transport20002030

Growth rate (in percent)

OECDPacific

OECDEurope

OECDNorth

America

EasternEurope

Asia Africa MiddleEast

India FormerSovietUnion

LatinAmerica

China

1

2

3

4

* Mobility 2030 report compiled by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), the International Energy Agency (IEA), and the CRA International



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Mobilitys role as a growth factor

Mobility enhances the quality of life in megacities and conurbations

Mobility strengthens a regions ability to compete and is the basis forglobal trade

Mobility is a relevant issue for climate and environmental protection



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With its solutions portfolio, Siemens can directly impact around 26 gigatons of the annualenergy-related CO2 equivalents (CO2e) of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

Around 5.3 gigatons of this can be ascribed to transportation-related emissions

At around 2%, railways account for the smallest component of all transportation modes

Energy-efficient products and solutions forlong-term environmental compatibility

Non energy-related GHG emissions(agriculture, forestry)

Energy-related GHG emissions

(particularly CO2)

Source: IEA World Energy Outlook, Vattenfall, Siemens

Total GHGemissions

Transportation-relatedGHG emissions

Rail 2%Water 10%

Aviation 12%

Road 76%

44 Gt CO2e 5.3 Gt CO2e

18 Gt

5.3 Gt

26 Gt



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Transportation Major Driver of Urban Competitiveness

Importance for Economic Attractiveness

Source: Megacity Challenges: A Stakeholder Perspective (2007) Siemens AG

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4

5

6

6

6

6

6

9

27Transportation

Safety

City management

Energy supply

Health care

Education system

Leisure / culture

Environment

Communications

Water

Others



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Complete Mobility Index


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London Complete Mobility Performance

City Urban /

Area

Country Population GDP/Head

London UK 8.75m 55,990

Strong transport management

Low scores for Accessibility and Cycle Lanes

Congestion charging and Oyster card examples of Best in Class

eCar should help address low energy use intensity figuresMAIN

FINDINGS

Accessibility - Disable

friendly stations

Road infrastructure Traffic fatalities Energy Use

Intensity

Quality of road

network

2 5 3 2 6

Dedicated Cycle

Lanes

Local public

transport services

Transport

management/control

Transport

information and

payment systems

Port facilities

2 5 5 5 5


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A Global City of the Future

London is a Best in Class example of urban mobility

The city is well placed to meet the inescapable global and local

challenges

London has a full range of infrastructures and efficientmanagement tools

Strong synergy between Londons transport policy and SiemensComplete Mobility Vision

Future exploitation of technology (eCar and further developmentsin integrated transport ) can help maintain Londons Best in

Class status


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Mobility that benefits

everyone How can Siemens

assist?


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Our answer: Complete mobility

Our goals:

Efficient management of growing traffic volumes Optimisation of modal split: providing the right transport mode for each

purpose and making efficient use of the strengths of each transport mode

Optimum coordination of rail, car, aircraft and ship transport modes, and

intelligent interlinking with modern information and communicationstechnologies

Central collection and sharing of technological know-how

Environmental protection

The Complete Mobility concept enables Siemens to create efficientmobility solutions that allow the intelligent coordination of different

transport systems for the safe, cost-efficient and environmentallycompatible transport of people and goods.


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Our answer: Complete mobility

Siemens is the only company worldwide that unites virtuallyall capabilities needed for offering integrated traffic and logistics

solutions from a single source.

Airport logistics

Rail and roadinfrastructure

Road trafficmanagement

Passenger andgoods transport


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What does it mean to

London?


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London as a transport pioneer:A city focused on the future

Airport link

Parking management

City congestion charge

Underground and bus systems

Fleet management

Commuter and regional transport

Integrated traffic management

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London as a transport pioneer:Solutions from Siemens

The capitals choice: innovative technologiesand integrated mobility concepts from Siemens.

Desiro regional trains: optimised connection between

the suburbs and the inner city

Heathrow Express: fast rail link between the airport and the innercity

Satellite-based bus tracking system: accurate bus positioning andpassenger information in real time

City congestion charge: less private traffic in the inner city

Low-Emission Zone: cameras ensure effective enforcement

Buses with hybrid technology: innovative drive technology cutspollutant emissions

Docklands light railway signalling and data control


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London as a transport pioneer:A city can breathe again

The result of the measures: less congestion, improved air quality

Street traffic in Londons inner city reduced by about 20%

150,000 tons of CO2 emissions saved per year

Bus patronage increased by 38%

Commuter times cut by 17%


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Supporting the future

Looking forward, Siemens is involved in key initiatives which will furtherenhance transport activities within the Capital


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5.5Bn up-grade to Thameslink route

Facilitate 50% longer trains

Increase from 8 to 24 trains per hour

New connection to St Pancras

international station

New stations and platform extensions

Thameslink infrastructure project

Blackfriars First station to span Thames

Route connecting north & southLondon


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Desiro City our solution for Thameslink

Launched 2009

Reduced energyconsumption up to 50%

25% lighter in weight

Flexible interior layout Increased occupancy


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Hybrid Buses Transport for London

Up to 40 percent less energy consumptionand exhaust emission

Emission-free operation possible in inner city

areas and at bus stops

Noticeably more quiet

Higher degree of comfort for passengers as

the bus accelerates a lot more smoothly

Extremely reliable and low-maintenance

traction systems

Series hybrid system concept for maximum

degree of flexibility and cost effectiveness Can be adapted to all city bus types as a

result of the modular design

Extremely short payback


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eCar infrastructure Londons requirement


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eMobility The Quick Win

64% of the total tonnage of carbon associated with private cars is for trips of less than 50 miles

The Private Motorist is the primary target in the carbon landscapeSource: OLEV


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eCar Sharing offers mobility to the eCar driverby combining parking & driving mgmt. functions

Charging

Communication

Booking

Detection

Guidance

Car park management

Park and Charge

Value added Services

Drive

Booking

Fleet Management

Tracking & Tracing

Traffic Information

Navigation

Communication

Pay as you drive

Easy to use

eCar available

Parking space


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Back to today

Road traffic accounts for76% of the worlds transportrelated CO2 emissions

IEA world energy outlook


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Fuel for thought something to think about onyour way home

The reduction of congestion and

maximising of network capacityhas always been a key objectivefor traffic managers

Recent research by the AAhighlights the additional impactqueuing traffic and congestionhave on emissions


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Fuel for thought something to think about onyour way home


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