The EnergyRevolution

Introducing ENGIE and the

Energy Revolution

ENGIE: a truly global energy company

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€0.6bn

6%

96%

23%

€6.2bn

55%

20%

57%

14%

46%

Total EBITDA 2015

€11.3bn

40%

North America

Europe(2)

Low CO2 power generation

10% <1%

€1.6bn

14%

Latin America

89%

<1% 6%

€1.2bn

11%

94%

86%

6% 9%

€1.7bn

15%

Global Networks

Customer Solutions

Other international Global BUs & Other(1)

ENGIE today: a bold transformation into new energy models

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ENGIE TODAY

2016 INVESTOR WORKSHOP 6

CUSTOMER

SOLUTIONS

GLOBAL

NETWORKS

LOW CO2 POWER

GENERATION

ENGIE tomorrow: “Full 3D”, showing the way into the EnergyRevolution

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Decarbonation Digitalization Decentralization

The Energy Revolution: when technology changes everything

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DISRUPTIVE BUSINESS MODELS

IoT

Energy and Digital

technology disruptions

Analytics

H2 Robotics

Wind AI

Energy Digital

Cybersecurity

Solar

Batteries

Solairedirect, competitive solar and entrepreneurial growth: the perfect match for ENGIE’s Energy Revolution strategy

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Incredible achievements in generation costs ($/MWh)

Exponential growth(MW installed per year)

A truly global footprint

The Energy Revolution: a systemic vision, ushering a new era of energy abundance, affordability and service for all

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ENERGY SOURCES

WindSolar Hydro Biomass Waste

ENERGY VECTORS

Power Gas HeatCold

ENERGY USAGE AND SERVICES

Home Commercial Industrial Mobility

The Energy Revolution: five

tsunamis

The technology adoption J curve: do you remember the combustion engine?

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New York City

1900

New York City

1913

Tsunami #1: super-competitive solar and wind bringingenergy costs (and prices) closer to zero

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Wind and solar now far cheaper thanconventional energy sources

30 USD/MWh

31 USD/MWh

31 USD/MWh

26 USD/MWh

New technologies bring the promise of nearlyinfinite, quasi-free energy

Price of MWh of recent wind and solar

tenders

wind solar

Tsunami #2: battery storage technologies in a solar-like costand volume race

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Perspectives of the Lithium-Ion battery market

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202020172015201220102009

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60

40

20

0

(Unit: $billion)

Energy storage

Electric vehicles

Mobile IT

Source: International Information Technology

Battery costsand energy density

Tsunami #3: electric and digital mobility in an exponentialdrive

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Number of electrical vehicles in the world

Norway

neteherlands

Japan

USA

UK Germany

Rest of the worldFrance

China

Source: Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research

800 000

700 000

600 000

500 000

400 000

300 000

200 000

100 000

0

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Tsunami #4: The internet of things and big data turning homes and buildings into active participants in the energy system

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2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014E 2016E 2018E

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6 000 000

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20 000 000The Internet Of

Everything

In thousand

Internet of Things

Smartphones

Tablets Connected automobiles

Connected TVs

Portable technologies

Number of connected objects

in the world

Computers

Source: BI Intelligence Estimates

Tsunami #5: new hydrogen technologies and the incomingsubstitution of fossil fuels

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5 technology disruptions

1 Energy sources (ultra-competitive energy sources)

2 Generation(electrolysis technologies)

3 Storage(pressurized and in saline cavities)

4 Conversion into power (fuel cells)

5 Applications

ENGIE Fab: the businesses of

the Energy Revolution

ENGIE Fab: a one-of-a kind initiative to build the business models of the Energy Revolution

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Analytics

Mobiles Apps

IoT(1)

Management des API(2)

Cyber-security

Open innovation

ecosystems

MÉTIERS

STRATEGY

R E S E A R C HN

Key

Programs

ENGIE Fab: positioning ENGIE as a leader of the Energy Revolution through global energy technology businesses

.in synergy with other ENGIE entities

ENGIE

Digital

ENGIE

Fab

Unicorn factory

Business

Units

Investment in start-ups

Innovation ecosystems

Technology sourcing

EngieFab: five verticals and a systemic vision of a full 3D energy world

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Energy

communities,

mini-grids

and energy

management

Grid-scale

battery

storage Hydrogen

generation,

transport

and storage

Electric and

digital

mobility Building as a

Service