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(Time) The Spanish Electricity System Summary 2 14 48, 44, (MW) 4, 36, 32, 28, 24, 2, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 21 22 23 24

Electrical Energy Balance (1) Comunidad Castilla- Castilla Andalucía Aragón Asturias Baleares Valenciana Canarias Cantabria La Mancha y León Cataluña Hydro 1,1 3,48 1,688-1,76 681 531 1,233 4,392 Nuclear - - - - 9,47 - - 8,32 23,769 Coal 1,7 5,2 9,244 2,416 - - - 1,35 8,645 - Fuel / gas (2) - - - 1,298-4,919 - - - Combined Cycle (3) 4,539 232 311 458 4,136 3,41-1,87-5,216 Generation consumption (4) -713-45 -721-297 -5-425 -1-737 -751-1,228 Hydro-wind - - - - - 1 - - - - Other hydro (5) 287 998 281-38 3 25 541 742 1,176 Wind 6,45 4,314 1,141 6 2,577 391 76 8,388 12,274 2,867 Solar photovoltaic 1,574 297 1 123 549 282 2 1,681 839 413 Solar thermal 2,124 - - - 94 - - 734-66 Renewable thermal 1,42 349 644 2 41 9 86 183 249 15 Cogeneration and others 5,244 2,383 652 281 1,81 832 764 1,682 4,86 Net production 31,996 16,534 13,24 4,287 19,966 8,58 1,873 22,528 33,912 41,626 Pumped storage consumption -481-441 -79 - -1,576 - -851-11 -1,17-361 Energy exchange balance (6) 6,488-6,239-2,82 1,298 7,817-3,272-11,247-19,883 5,1 Demand (b.c.-at power station busbars) 214 38,3 9,854 1,341 5,585 26,26 8,58 4,294 11,179 12,923 46,275 % 14/13 -.8 -.9 -.9-1.6.3 -.5-1.8 -.6-1.2-1. GWh Ceuta Extremadura Galicia La Rioja Madrid Melilla Murcia Navarra País Vasco TOTAL Hydro - 3,16 8,382 96 114-77 127 264 35,86 Nuclear - 15,817 - - - - - - - 57,376 Coal - - 1,69 - - - - - - 46,48 Fuel / gas (2) 231 - - - - 215 - - - 6,663 Combined Cycle (3) - - 546 166 - - 2,419 39 3,18 25,919 Generation consumption (4) -19-649 -629-5 -2-14 -83-22 -6-7,317 Hydro-wind - - - - - - - - - 1 Other hydro (5) - 49 1,863 64 93-51 537 141 7,71 Wind - - 8,314 948 - - 511 2,425 344 51,26 Solar photovoltaic - 1,71 19 129 93 8 298 29 8,199 Solar thermal - 1,899 - - - - 41 - - 4,959 Renewable thermal - 215 575 7 27-54 36 169 4,729 Cogeneration and others - 14 2,147 57 736 9 1,494 71 2,273 25,887 Net production 212 21,522 31,287 1,463 1,34 21 5,363 4,772 6,177 266,853 Pumped storage consumption - -71-262 - - - - - - -5,33 Energy exchange balance (6) - -17,16-11,575 187 27,541-3,25-23 1,722-3,46 Demand (b.c.-at power station busbars) 214 212 4,292 19,451 1,65 28,845 21 8,568 4,748 16,899 258,117 % 14/13 5.1-6. -1.4 -.8-5..1 2.1. 1.5-1.1 (1) Allocation of generation units based on primary fuel. (2) Generation from auxiliary generation units is included in the Balearic Islands electricity system. (3) Includes operation in open cycle mode. Fuel and gasoil are the primary fuels used in the electricity system of the Canary Islands. (4) Consumption in generation corresponding to hydro, nuclear, coal, fuel/gas and combined cycle production. (5) Includes all those units less than 5 MW that do not belong to a hydro unit (UGH). (6) Provisional value. Includes values corresponding to intra-national and international energy exchange balances. Positive values indicate an import exchange balance and negative values show an export exchange balance.

Net Production Structure by Power Station Type % 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Andalucía Aragón Installed Capacity Structure by Power Station Andalucía Aragón (1) Includes solar photovoltaic and thermal. Asturias Baleares C. Valenciana Canarias Cantabria Castilla-La Mancha Castilla y León Cataluña Ceuta Extremadura Galicia La Rioja Madrid Melilla Murcia Navarra País Vasco Asturias Baleares C. Valenciana Canarias Cantabria Castilla-La Mancha Castilla y León Cataluña Ceuta Extremadura Galicia La Rioja Madrid Melilla Murcia Navarra País Vasco Hydro Nuclear Coal Fuel/gas Combined cycle Hydro-wind Wind Solar (1) Renewable thermal Cogeneration and others National Total % National Total

Installed Capacity as at 31.12.214 Peninsular Electricity System Combined cycle 24.8 % Coal 1.7 % Nuclear 7.7 % Fuel/gas.5 % Cogeneration and others 7. % Hydro 19.5 % (1) Wind 22.3 % Solar photovoltaic 4.3 % Solar Thermal 2.2 % Renewable Thermal 1. % (1) Includes pure pumped storage (2.517 MW). Annual Demand Coverage Peninsular Electricity System Combined cycle 8.5 % Coal 16.5 % Nuclear 22. % Cogeneration and others 1.2 % Hydro 15.5 % (1) Wind 2.3 % Solar photovoltaic 3.1 % Solar Thermal 2. % Renewable Thermal 1.9 % (1) Does not include pumped storage generation.

Maximum Hourly and Daily Demand Peninsular System Hourly demand (MWh) Daily demand (GWh) 38,666 37,2 4 February (8-9 pm) 17 July (1-2 pm) 214 11 February 17 July 798 755 39,963 37,399 27 February (8-9 pm) 1 July (1-2 pm) 213 23 January 1 July 761 88 43,1 39,273 13 February (8-9 pm) 27 June (1-2 pm) 212 8 February 28 June 794 871 44,17 39,537 24 January (7-8 pm) 27 June (1-2 pm) 211 25 January 28 June 791 885 44,122 4,934 11 January (7-8 pm) 19 July (1-2 pm) 21 12 January 8 July 813 93 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 2 4 6 8 1, Winter (January-May / October-December) Summer (June-September) Coverage of Maximum Hourly Demand 38,666 MWh - Peninsular System 4 February 214 (8-9 pm) (1) Does not include pumped storage generation. Combined cycle 7. % Coal 2.5 % Nuclear 18.9 % Cogeneration and others 1.8 % Balance of international exchanges.6 % Hydro 24. % (1) Wind 34.5 % Solar photovoltaic.1 % Solar Thermal.1 % Renewable Thermal 1.5 %

Instantaneous Peak Power Demand Peninsular System MW 5, 4, 38,21 43,78 43,43 45,45 43,252 44,496 44,486 43,969 43,527 4,277 38,948 3, 2, 1, 9 December (6.3 pm) 27 January (7.57 pm) 2 December (6.58 pm) 17 December (6.53 pm) 15 December (6.59 pm) 13 January (6.41 pm) 12 January (6.56 pm) 24 January (8.6 pm) 13 February (8.21 pm) 27 February (8.42 pm) 4 February (8.18 pm) 24 25 26 27 28 29 21 211 212 213 214 Evolution of Electrical Energy Demand at b.c. (1) TWh 31 28 25 22 19 16 13 1 199 1992 1994 1996 1998 2 22 24 26 28 21 212 214 Peninsular Non-peninsular National (1) Demand at power station busbars.

Annual Evolution of Electrical Energy Demand and GDP - Peninsular System Demand Δ by Economic GWh Δ (%) Activity (%) GDP (1) 21 26,527 3.1 2.7. 211 255,597-1.9-1. -.6 212 252,14-1.4-1.8-2.1 213 246,368-2.2-2.2-1.2 214 243,53-1.2 -.1 1.4 (Δ) Variation with respect to previous year. (1) Source: INE (Spanish Statistical Office). Annual Evolution of Electrical Energy Demand - Non-Peninsular Systems Balearic Islands Canary Islands Ceuta Melilla GWh Δ (%) GWh Δ (%) GWh Δ (%) GWh Δ (%) 21 5,84-2.5 8,895-2.3 218 2.8 213 3.6 211 5,743-1.7 8,87 -.3 23-6.7 215.7 212 5,823 1.4 8,893.3 212 4.5 217 1.1 213 5,674-2.6 8,624-3. 22-4.8 21-3.5 214 5,585-1.6 8,58 -.5 212 5.1 21.1 (Δ) Variation with respect to previous year.

Annual Evolution of Net Production Structure - Peninsular System TWh 214 213 212 211 21 5 1 15 2 25 3 Hydro (1) Nuclear Coal Fuel/gas Combined cycle Wind Solar (2) Renewable thermal Cogeneration and others (1) Does not include pumped storage generation. (2) Includes solar photovoltaic and y solar thermal. Annual Evolution of Installed Capacity - Peninsular System GW 214 213 212 211 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 11 Hydro (1) Nuclear Coal Fuel/gas Combined cycle Wind Solar (2) Renewable thermal Cogeneration and others (1) Includes pure pumped storage (2.517 MW). (2) Includes solar photovoltaic and solar thermal.

Evolution of Monthly Energy and Prices in the Electricity Market (1) 9 /MWh GWh 45, 8 4, 7 35, 6 3, 5 25, 4 2, 3 15, 2 1, 1 5, 21 211 212 213 214 Freely contracted energy Energy Reference Supply Average final price (1) National demand data. Evolution of the Components of the Average Final Price in the Electricity Market /MWh 7 6 5 4 6.2 6.1 45.8 3.2 3.6 3.8 59.6 6.1 4.7 57.8 6. 5.6 55. 5.9 5.7 3 2 38.4 5.9 48.8 46.2 43.4 1 21 211 212 213 214 Day-ahead and intraday markets Adjustment services Capacity payments

Energy Managed in the Peninsular System Adjustment Services (1) GWh 213 214 % 14/13 Upward Downward Upward Downward Upward Downward Supply guarantee restrictions (2) 4,85-3,26 - -2.2 - Technical restrictions (DBFP) (3) 7,24 193 9,571 11 32.2-42.9 Additional upward reserve power (4) 3,3-4,279-42.5 - Secondary control band (5) 691 512 677 52-2.1-1.9 Secondary control 1,86 1,7 1,746 995-3.3-7.1 Tertiary control 3,33 1,812 3,66 1,765-7.9-2.6 Deviation management 2,347 95 1,865 571-2.5-36.9 Real-time constraints (6) 558 1,71 556 1,274 -.5-25.1 (1) Does not include energy associated to cross-border balance services. (2) Increased energy in phase 1 of the supply guarantee restrictions (RD 134/21 modified by RD 1221/21) (P.O.3.1). (3) Increased or reduced energy in phase 1 of the technical resolution restrictions of the DBFP (Daily Basic Functioning Program) (P.O.3.2). (4) Total annual reserve (GW). (5) Average hourly power band (MW). (6) Includes redispatching of energy from the Peninsular power system - Balearic power system interconnection. Average Weighted Price in the Peninsular System Adjustment Services /MWh 213 214 % 14/13 Upward Downward Upward Downward Upward Downward Supply guarantee restrictions (1) 81.1-76.6 - -5.6 - Technical restrictions (DBFP) (2) 127.6 62.9 117.6 54.3-7.8-13.8 Additional upward reserve power (3) 36.9-34.1 - -7.6 - Secondary control band (3) 29.6 23.3-21.3 Secondary control 5.5 28.7 45.4 31.6-1.3 1.3 Tertiary control 62.5 16.8 58.2 11.9-6.8-29.3 Deviation management 6.1 22.5 54.9 12.2-8.6-45.8 Real-time constraints 231.9 8.8 196.5 13.7-15.3 55.2 (1) Calculated on the basis of the cost for the settlement of supply guarantee restrictions process divided by scheduled energy for supply guarantee restrictions. (2) Increased or reduced energy in phase 1 of the technical resolution restrictions of the DBFP (Daily Basic Functioning Program) (P.O.3.2). (3) Average hourly price ( /MW).

Map of International Physical Energy Exchanges GWh Lindoso Cartelle 4 kv 155 4,691 Conchas 132 kv Lagoaça 2,482 49 Pocinho 2 129 357 Pocinho 1 133 374 Pocinho 84 53 Falagueira 936 572 Alcáçovas Errondenia Lindoso Aldeadávila 4 kv Aldeadávila 22 kv Aldeadávila 22 kv Saucelle 22 kv Cedillo 4 kv Badajoz 66 kv 1 51 Alqueva 1.55 31 Brovales 4 kv V. Ficalho Rosal de la Frontera 15 kv Tavira 877 15 Puebla de Guzmán 4 kv Argia 395 Argia 1,57 1,883 45 Irún 132 kv Arkale 22 kv Hernani 4 kv Biescas 22 kv Pragnéres Lac D oo Margineda (Andorra) 253 1 2 235 Benós 15 kv Adrall 421 3,429 11 kv Vic 4 kv Baixas P. Cruz 4 kv 3 5,839 Melloussa (Morocco)

International Physical Energy Exchanges by Interconnection GWh Import Export Balance (1) 213 214 213 214 213 214 France 4,879 5,963 3,171 2,395 1,78 3,567 Portugal 5,323 6,345 8,1 7,247-2,777-93 Andorra 287 235-287 -235 Morocco 1 3 5,377 5,839-5,376-5,836 Total 1,24 12,31 16,936 15,716-6,732-3,46 (1) Positive values indicate an import exchange balance and negative values indicate an export exchange balance. Evolution of the International Physical Energy Exchanges Balance GWh 8, Import exchange balance 6, 4, 2, -2, -4, -6, -8, -1, -12, Export exchange balance 21 211 212 213 214 France Portugal Andorra Morocco Total

Evolution of the Transmission Grid in Spain km of circuit 25, 2, 38,762 4,52 41,311 42,139 42,739 15, 1, 5, 21 211 212 213 214 Spanish Peninsula 22 kv Balearic Islands 22 kv Canary Islands 22 kv Spanish Peninsula 4 kv Transmission Grid Facilities in Spain 4 kv 22 kv Spanish Spanish Balearic Canary Peninsula Peninsula Islands Islands Total Total lines (km) 21,94 18,811 1,545 1,289 42,739 Overhead lines (km) 2,977 18,96 1,89 1,23 41,185 Submarine lines (km) 29 236 36 3 61 Underground lines (km) 88 479 15 237 954 Transformer capacity (MVA) 79,88 63 2,793 1,875 84,539 Cumulative data regarding km of circuit and transformer capacity as at 31 December 214.

Graph Showing the Evolution of the Peninsular 4 KV and 22 KV Transmission Grid km of circuit 22, 2, 18, 16, 14, 12, 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1975 1978 1981 1984 1987 199 1993 1996 1999 22 25 28 211 214 4 kv 22 kv Transmission Grid Quality ENS (MWh) AIT (minutes) Spanish Balearic Canary Spanish Balearic Canary Peninsula Islands Islands Peninsula Islands Islands 21 1,571 9 4,9 3.17.77 241.68 211 28 39 17.58 3.54 1.2 212 133 7 1.28.68.61 213 1,156 81 3 2.47 7.5.18 214 (1) 24 13 64.44 1.21 3.94 ENS: Energy not supplied. AIT: Average Interruption Time. Average interruption time (AIT) = Energy not supplied (ENS) / Average power of the system. The supply continuity indicators shown do not include the potential influence of incidents that are pending classification due to the fact that they are subject to an administrative proceeding currently underway. (1) Provisional data pending audit (currently underway).

Non-Availability Rate of the Peninsular Transmission Grid % 2.5 2. 2.5 2.27 2.21 1.8 1.79 1.5 1..5 21 211 212 213 214 (1) Non-Availability Rate of the Balearic Islands Transmission Grid % 2.5 2. 1.5 1.79 1.93 2.3 1.99 1..5.83 21 211 212 213 214 (1) Non-Availability Rate of the Canary Islands Transmission Grid % 2.5 2. 1.5 1..5.5 1.5 1.9 1.7 1.65 21 211 212 213 214 (1) Programmable for causes not due to maintenance. Programmable for predictive and preventative maintenance. Non-programmable due to corrective maintenance. Non-programmable due to fortuitous circumstances. Note: Classification in accordance with RD 1955/2. The total non-availability rate of the transmission grid does not include the non-availabilities due to causes of force majeure or third party actions. (1) Provisional data pending audit (currently underway).

Electrical Energy Demand and Consumption Per Capita of the Countries of the European Union Members of the Continental Europe (ENTSO-E) Demand (TWh) Consumption per capita (KWh/Hab.) 214 % 14/13 214 % 14/13 Germany 54.9-4.8 6,251-5.1 Austria 69.3 -.5 8,146-1.1 Belgium 83.7-2.9 7,473-3.3 Bulgaria 31.2-3. 4,39-2.5 Croatia 16.4-3.9 3,863-3.5 Slovakia 26.1-1.9 4,827-2. Slovenia 13.2 4. 6,395 3.9 Spain 258.1-1.1 5,549 -.7 France 465.7-6. 7,284-6.4 Greece 49.3 -.6 4,518.2 Holland 11.9.4 6,592.1 Hungary 37.6-3.7 3,85-3.4 Italy 38.4-2.4 5,74-4.1 Luxembourg 6.3 1. 11,378-1.3 Poland 146.9 1. 3,864 1.1 Portugal 48.8 -.7 4,68 -.1 Czech Republic 62. -1.1 5,898-1.1 Romania 53.3 1.9 2,672 2.3 Total 2,292.1-3. 5,621-3.3 Consumption per capita = Total consumption / nº inhabitants. Population data: Eurostat; consumption data: ENTSO-E, Spain: Red Eléctrica de España Structure of the Net Total Production of the Countries of the European Union Members of the Continental Europe (ENTSO-E) 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 % Germany Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Slovakia Slovenia Spain France Greece Holland Hungary Italy Luxembourg Poland Portugal Czech Rep. Romania Nuclear Classic thermal Hydro Wind Solar Other renewables Source: ENTSO-E, Spain: Red Eléctrica de España

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