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January 29, 2013

Toshiba Corporation

Toshiba Smart Grid System

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1. Introduction of Toshiba Corporation 2. Introduction of the best practices 3. Introduction of Brunei Darussalam 4. Introduction of target company for survey 5. Schedule overview 6. Results 7. Key Point Summary 8. Contact information

Table of Contents

All Rights Reserved, Copyright © GIPC 2013

Committed to the People

Committed to the Future

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v Established: July 1875

v President & CEO: Norio Sasaki

v Headquarters: Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan

v No. of Employees: 210,000 worldwide

v Total Assets: US$ 69.0 billion (as of March 2012)

v Net Sales: US$ 73.5 billion (as of March 2012)

v No. of Group

Companies 498 (excluding Toshiba)

World’s 10th largest electronics manufacturer (Fortune 2012)

Introduction of Toshiba Corporation

Basic Commitment — Basic Commitment of the Toshiba Group

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Introduction of Toshiba Corporation

Norio Sasaki

President & Chief

Executive Officer

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Main Products of Social Infrastructure Systems Company

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Toshiba aims at the global contribution to society by the reliable technique and experience that were familiar with the field of every energy. Toshiba participated in Green IT activities and had Power Energy-Saving Survey of Brunei.

<Toshiba energy-saving technologies>

Green IT activity of Toshiba

Power energy saving ◆Smart Grid

◆Smart Meter

Water & sewage energy saving

◆High reprocessing

◆Aquatic resources reuse

Traffic energy saving

◆EV management ◆New urban traffic control

Building energy saving ◆HEMS・BEMS ◆Demand response

Community energy saving

◆Smart community system

<Green IT activities>

Energy-Saving Survey”

which utilizes Japanese

Green technologies with

IT solution

Power Energy-Saving

Survey in Brunei

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Introduction of the best practices

Because the electric power system in Brunei is closing grid, Toshiba smart grid technology is just applicable.

Electric power system in Brunei

Belait

Tutong

Brunei Muara

Temburong

Gas turbine

Combined cycle

Smart grid technology

Real-time monitor

Energy saving control

μEMS

μEMS : Micro Energy management system

Diesel

Mega Solar


Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Resources

PV Solar Panels

Distributed Energy Resources, two-way flow Centralized Generation, one-way flow

Existing Generators Distributed Generations

Wind

Photovoltaic Battery

Battery for grid Power Grid

Connection

Point

Communication

Network

Smart Grid

Monitoring and

Controlling

(μEMS)

Nuclear Power Coal-Fired

Hydro-power/Water pump

Bulk grid

Battery

μEMS: micro Energy Management System

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Power Consumption Transition by Smart Grid

Energy Saving Gadgets/Equipment Optimal Operation of Plants Facility Solution

Energy Saving

Environmental-Friendly Gadgets/Equipment

House

holds

ＨＥＭＳ

ＥＶ

Smart-Meter

Solar

Panels

ECO-cute Home Gateway

Home

Appliances Building

ＢＥＭＳ

Solar Panel

Battery ＬＥＤ

Smart Meter

Air

Conditioner

EMS

Communication

Network

PCS Battery

EMS

Smart

Meter

ＦＥＭＳ

Factory

Monitor & Control

(μEMS)

Power Grid

Battery

Smart Grid

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Renewable Energy Resources Peak shift of the grid

Battery Energy Storage System is key component for smart grids!

Battery Energy Storage System in Smart Grid

-Demand -Intermitted

-uncontrollable

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Conventional Lithium-ion Battery’s weak point

Battery Technology by Toshiba

Solution of ＳＣｉＢＴＭ

Safety, Life-Span, Cost

Reusable for over

６,０００ times

Long life-cycle Rapid Charging

High Output Charged within

５mins

Excellent resistance

to rupture and

ignition

Safety

SCiBTM

( Super Charge ion Battery)

Toshiba’s SCiBTM batteries utilizes Lithium titanate for negative terminal

The characteristics should be suitable not only for EVs but also for stationary batteries.

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Toshiba Battery system lineup

Battery Panel Battery System

25kW-15kWh 1kW-3.45kWh

300kW-60kWh

100kW-200kWh

10kW-45kWh

Battery System

500kW-216kWh

4kW-10kWh

1

10

100

1000

1 10 100 1000

Power Output (kW)

Ca

pa

city (

KW

h)

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Introduction of Brunei Darussalam

Negara Brunei Darussalam Capital Bandar Seri Begawan National languages Brunei Malay Other spoken

languages

English, Chinese

Area 5,765km2 Population 423,000人(2011) GDP(nominal)

-Per capita

$ 36,521 (2011)

Currency Brunei dollar (BND) Political system Malay Islamic monarchy

Economy main article Crude oil and natural gas production account for about 90% of GDP

Hassanal Bolkiah, Sultan of Brunei

Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

Sauce : BRUNEI DARUSSALAM KEY INDICATORS 2011

: World Economic Outlook Database, IMF, September 2011

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Item Quantity

Production Crude oil 8,485,000 toe

Import producted oil 93,000 toe

Production Natural gas 10,454,000 toe

Generated power 3,612 GWh

Introduction of Burunei Darussalam

Energy balances of Brunei (2009 Year) toe : tonnes of oil equivalent

Total electric power production (million kWh)

Power production per person (kWh/person)

Bangladesh 34,957 244 * Myanmar 6,622 113 * Indonesia 97,893 517

Malaysia 100,631 3,654 Philippine 55,454 659 Singapore 41,717 7,839 Thailand 147,427 2,218 Vietnam 73,049 858 Brunei 3,423 8,556 * Japan 991,500 7,758 *

Comparison of the quantity of power production per person in Asia (2008 Year)

Sauce : Overseas electric power industry statistics 2011 (JAPAN ELECTRIC POWER INFORMATION CENTER (JEPIC))

* : Calculating by Total electric power production/Population. 14

Sauce : Energy Balances of non-oecd countries 2011

(International Energy Agency)


Introduction of target company for survey

Energy Department is the target company for survey.

item Overview

Target company

Energy Department

Time of survey

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Company overview

Electricity section of the Brunei Government

PUE -

DPPE -

Survey Overview Place information

Surveyed place

Tutong

Brunei Muara

Temburong

Belait


Schedule overview

12/Jun 12/Jul 12/Aug 12/Sep 12/Oct 12/Nov 12/Dec 13/Jan 13/Feb

▼ Kickoff Site survey

Design

Proposal Kickoff Meeting (27th, Jun)

Toshiba participated in Energy-saving survey FS in Asia of JEITA affiliated with Japanese METI and investigated an energy saving issue of the Power grid in Brunei and proposed a energy saving solution.

Schedule of Energy-saving survey FS


<Contents of the survey>

Electric power system in Brunei became clear by five times of site survey.

Item Quantity

Power station Gas Turbine, Combined Cycle, Diesel, Solar

Generated power

Natural gas 3,575 GWh

Oil 37GWh

Power facility situation in Brunei (2009 Year)

Transmission & Substation

Result of energy saving survey

Sauce : Energy Balances of non-oecd countries 2011

(International Energy Agency)


<The assignment found by the survey>

The result of two or more field surveys and a customer hearing, it became clear that the following power energy saving will be possible , and the solutions of the subjects were proposed to the Energy Department.

(a) Generation fuel saving (b) Transmission and Distribution power saving (c) Shortening of power outage time and area (d) Automation of the generation plan (e) Effective introduction of the renewable energy

Result of energy saving survey


Results of energy saving

The result to reduce CO2 emission by the proposed schemes is 159,000 ｔ-CO2 per year

The result of the proposed schemes to reduce CO2 emission Result details

Proposed schemes

Reduction results

Energy power

(GWh/year)

CO2 equivalent

(t-CO2/year)

Converted price

（USD/year）

The rate of the

reduction (%)

Used μEMS 210 159,000 3.2 milion 15

1,059

900

800

850

900

950

1,000

1,050

1,100

Present After reduce

CO

2 e

mis

sion (x1

,000t-

CO

2) .

Note: Japan Bank for International Cooperation (LBIC) J-MRV Guide Line http://www.jbic.go.jp/ja/about/environment/j-mrv/pdf/jmrv-guideline.pdf 0.757 t-CO2/MWh

Reduce CO2 emission

Reduced CO2： 159 x1,000 ｔ


Key Point Summary

Acknowledgment ◆Toshiba would like to thank all the Brunei people who supported the feasibility study. ◆Toshiba will hope to support Brunei by providing technical solutions of μEMS to solve any problems in Brunei power grid. ◆By achievement of optimized power grid in Brunei, the power supply of Brunei will be stabilized though now and future.

◆ Toshiba clarified five energy saving possibility items by Power Energy- Saving Survey. ◆ The present energy saving possibility items are solved by the smart grid technology of Toshiba. ◆ Brunei is expected from the newest Energy- Saving technology of Japan. ◆ Japan should live up to the expectations of Brunei. We hope that both countries continue to build the further friendly relations.


◆ Energy Department

Jalan Menteri Gesar Bandar, BB3910

Bander Seri Begawan Brunei Darussalam

◆ Department of Electrical Services

Old Airport, Berakas Bandar, BB3510 Bander Seri Begawan Brunei Darussalam ◆ Berakas Power Management Company

Jalan Rimiba Link Kg. Terunjing Baru, BB1514

Berakas Brunei Darussalam

Contact information


With Toshiba cutting-edge technologies

and highly-valued expertise,

more innovative systems shall be integrated

into our various projects.

And Toshiba shall continue efforts towards

a low-carbon society.

Conclusion

Toshiba Group Slogan:

Committed to People, Committed to the Future.

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