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    Steve FludderFebruary 27, 2009

    Global Roundtable On Climate Change

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    The Challenge

    CO2 emissions q 80%

    Decoupling needed

    Technology is key

    Our Generations Moonshot

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    10

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    30

    40

    50

    60

    IEA Reference Scenario

    80% reduction path

    2005

    1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050

    Global Energy Related

    Emissions (Gt CO2/ yr)

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    Business Strategy

    Driving Innovation and Growth of

    Profitable Environmental Solutions

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    1. Grow revenues to $25B

    2. Double R&D to $1.5B

    3. Reduce GHG 1% absolute

    4. Reduce water20% absolute

    5. Inform & Engage publicTransparency

    by 2010

    by 2012

    ongoing

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    A sustainable business strategy

    INVEST$1.5B in R&D

    GROWRevenue to $25B

    REDUCEGHG/H2O Impact

    Technology

    Profit

    Save

    UseGEnx jetengine

    PV solarpanels

    20% more fuelefficient

    Iberinco 10MW carbon-free electricity

    Caceres,Spain

    lower emissionsfrom jet test rig

    solar at GE HQ

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    Reducing our own footprint

    q $6.5MM, 59k tons CO2

    Lighting @ 46 plants

    > $100 MM savings

    5,000+ projects6.5 6. 5 .25 .5 . 5

    '0

    '04 GHG Emissions (MM MT / yr)

    '

    ' GHG Intensity (MT / $MM Rev)

    '

    ' Energy Intensity (MM Btu / $MM Rev)

    '

    ' Fresh Water Use (Billion Gallons)

    12 Commitment

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    Revenues ($B)

    Innovative technologiesnow

    '05 '06 '07 '08

    1012

    14

    17

    10

    goal

    25

    y 80 certified productsy company-wide

    solutions

    20% CAGR

    Carbon

    Water

    Energy Efficiency

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    Innovative technologiestomorrow

    $1.5B by 2010doubling our

    2005 investment

    Wind

    Solar

    Carbon Capture

    Energy Storage

    Hybrid evo

    OLEDs

    GEnx

    AdvancedDesalination

    Turbine Efficiency

    Zero LiquidDischarge

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    Carbon Mitigation

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    IEA Reference Scenario80% reduction path

    today

    1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050

    Carbon Capture& Sequestration1

    Nuclear1

    Renewables& Biofuels1

    EnergyEfficiency1

    1. Source: International Energy Agency World Energy Outlook 2008

    Global Emissions(Gt CO2/ yr)

    d

    14%

    12%

    27%

    47%

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    Carbon Mitigation at GE

    CCS-New Gen IGCC & PrecombustionCapture

    CCS-Retrofit Silicone Based Solvents

    Nuclear ABWR / ESBWR

    Wind 1.5 & 2.5 MW

    Solar PV / Thin Film

    Biofuels Co-fired Gasification

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    Energy Efficiency Entitlement

    Industrial

    Residential

    Commercial

    Transport

    Supply:Power

    -53.0

    -34.5

    -13.8

    -13.0

    -21.0

    *At >10% IRR, McKinsey

    ** 06 Usage: 100 Q BTU,EIA

    Sector Global Efficiency Opportunity (-Q BTU / yr, 2020)*

    Total Entitlement:~130% of US Energy Use**

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    Energy Efficiency at GE

    Sector Products* Growth with early-stage companies

    Industrial 8 Advanced Processes

    Residential 6 Smart Homes

    Commercial 8 Lighting Systems

    Transport 16 Energy Storage

    Supply:Power 10 Smart Grid

    Supply: Fuels 3 Advanced Coatings

    *Certified Ecomagination solutions as of 12/08

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    Development Stage

    Proof

    of

    Concep

    t

    Pilot

    Stage

    Early

    Sales

    Growth

    Stage

    GE Energy Financial Services VC / Growth Portfoli

    *Excludes 1

    undisclosedinvestment

    EnergyEfficiency &

    Smart Grid

    Renewables

    Energy Storage

    Oil & Gas

    Transportation

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    Engaging with Stakeholders

    Government

    NGOs

    Public OpinionFinance

    Technology

    Policy

    Employees

    Academia

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    ecomagination summary

    Solving our Generations Toughest Challenge

    Driving Innovation and

    Customer and Shareholder Value

    Challenge calls for Multiple Technologies

    Organic and Inorganic Innovation

    Engaging Broad Constituencies

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    Offers unrivalled credibility, quality, and scale

    Leverages leading carbon market expertise

    Represents highest standard of scientific and

    environmental integrity Provides diversified top-quality portfolio

    Covers full spectrum of project development and

    carbon asset management services

    General Electric

    GE Energy Financial Services: Over $20

    billion in energy investments and

    renewable energy projects

    GE ecomagination: GE s commitment to

    provide products and services that

    generate significant environmental and

    economic performance advantages to

    GEs customers

    AES Corporation

    20% of global portfolio in renewables

    AES Climate Solutions: 300 people in 26

    countries and 700 offset projects

    First carbon sequestration project in the

    late 1980s

    Carbon Offsets byGreenhouse Gas Services, LLC, a GE AES venture

    GHGS invests in and develops projects thatreduce greenhouse gas emissions and supplies

    clients real, independently verified credits to

    offset emissions

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