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Business Area Customers & Solutions Martijn Hagens Head of Business Area Customers & Solutions Vattenfall Capital Markets Day, Solna, 27 May 2015

Facts and figures BA Customers & Solutions 2014 Sweden 76.3 TWh Denmark 8.1 TWh Netherlands 20.1 TWh Sales of gas: 40.6 TWh Finland 8.9 TWh Germany 85.6 TWh Sales of gas: 5.0 TWh Sales of electricity (TWh) 199.0 Sales of gas (TWh) 45.5 Number of electricity customers ~6.2 million Number of gas customers ~1.9 million Number of employees (FTE) ~3,300 Main products: Electricity, gas and energy services 2

Vattenfall s market positions Sweden Fragmented market with ~170 suppliers. Vattenfall #1 Finland Highly fragmented market with ~70 suppliers. New entrant in local areas. Vattenfall # 3, a Challenger position. Netherlands Relatively concentrated market with ~47 suppliers, of which three incumbents. Vattenfall #1 Germany Fragmented market with ~400 suppliers, of which four integrated incumbents. Vattenfall #1 in Berlin and Hamburg. Vattenfall # 4 nationwide. Challenger position in Germany outside of Berlin and Hamburg. Top 3 Market Share Retail customers 80% 47% 35% 40% Sweden Finland Netherlands Germany Market share Vattenfall Retail customers 20-30% 15-25% 10-15% 5-10% Sweden Finland Netherlands Germany Market share Vattenfall Business 15-25% 20-30% 5-15% 2-5% Sweden Finland Netherlands Germany 3

We develop solutions to meet the trends and demands of our customers TRENDS IN SOCIETY EXISTING OFFERS FUTURE POSITION Electrification of transportation Customer & Solutions is a supplier of a full range of energy management products and services to B2B and B2C customers We aim at becoming a full solution provider a smart integrator Digitalization of our homes and business environments and big data possibilities Growth of prosumers / decentralization of energy production We will accelerate digital transformation and pursue partnerships that compliment our competence 4

Development of solutions will differ between markets Customer interest in new opportunities may differ across our markets & segments Electrification of transportation Uptake rate of e-mobility is different across countries, because of differences in subsidy & incentive schemes. The Dutch market is more developed than the German market Digitalization of our homes and business environments and big data possibilities Growth of prosumers/ decentralization of energy production Energy management is still of low interest in consumer segment, but high on the agenda of business segments such as facility management Consumer demographics determine interest in smart home services, with high-density low-income urban areas in Berlin showing less interest than affluent suburban/rural areas in Sweden Different stages of smart meter roll-out across countries affect the possibility for developing relevant energy management services. Sweden has full roll-out, whereas roll-out in the Netherlands has only just started and roll-out in Germany is still uncertain Differences in the uptake of solar PV have been driven by subsidies, with uptake currently slowing in Germany and accelerating in the Netherlands Concentration of our customer base in urban areas reduces the attraction of decentralized opportunities 5

Customers are increasingly digitally connected A Smart home is built up by different parts that are fully connectable with our future platform. A customer will be able to build her own smart home solution with full flexibility in a way that suits her needs in the best way. Smartplug to steer and manage devices in an efficent and safe way EXAMPLE OF SMART HOME Solar Collector or PV for own use with possibility of feedback to net The right heating system for your comfort Heat pump? A lot of products and devices for your home in our web shop Wallbox for charging my electrical car E-Manager / Energywatch for energy efficiency 6

Strategic direction is to become a solution provider Desired future position Customers & Solutions is a supplier of a full range of energy management products and services to B2B and B2C customers Main actions to reach position Accelerate digital transformation Pursue partnerships that compliment our competence The direction is to become an energy solution provider and allowing each market to have a different timings and approaches from defend position to grow market share 2 3 Energy Provider plus 4 Energy Solution Provider Service Provider Solution Provider 1 Basic Energy provider 7

Focus areas a supplier of a full range of energy management products and services to B2B and B2C customers Challenges/Opportunities Securing and increasing profitability of current sales business Becoming a solution provider Focus areas Grow customer base in selected markets Reduce cost to serve Accelerate digital transformation E-mobility/Charging solutions Smart homes/facility management 8