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(C)Copyright TOSHIBA CORPORATION 2010

IGARASHI, YasuharuToshiba Corporation, Executive Officer

Corporate Senior Vice PresidentPresident & CEO, Power Systems Company

The 2nd Japan-Arab Economic ForumDec 11-12. 2010, Tunis, Tunisia

December 12, 2010

Export Control No. PSN-2010-1406Document No. G3-1109 Rev. 1

TOSHIBA’s Nuclear EnergyActivities

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Corporate Overview

TOSHIBA’s Nuclear Business

Nuclear Power Plant Construction

Front-end and Fast Reactor

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TOSHIBA’s Profile

Paid-in Capital

Established In 1875 by TANAKA HisashigePresident and CEO President and CEO

Total AssetsTotal AssetsShareholder’s EquityShareholder’s Equity

EmployeesEmployeesUS$ 58,615 millionUS$ 58,615 millionUS$ 8,575 millionUS$ 8,575 million

SASAKI NorioSASAKI Norio

US$ 4,730 million

Approx 204,000 Worldwide *Approx 204,000 Worldwide *

* As of March 31, 2010 / fiscal year 2009 ended March 31, 2010, consolidated basis, 1USD=¥93, for convenience only TOSHIBA building(Headquarter)

Transmission Distribution and Industrial Systems CompanyPower Systems Company

Social Infrastructure Systems Company

Semiconductor Company

< Digital Products Group >

< Electronic Devices Components Group >

< Infrastructure Systems Group >

Visual Products CompanyStorage Products Company

SASAKI Norio

Toshiba TEC Corporation

Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems CorporationToshiba Solutions Corporation

Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation

Toshiba Consumer Electronics Holdings Corporation<Home Appliances Group>

President and CEO

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Digital Products and Network Company

Toshiba Mobile Display Co., Ltd

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As of 2010.March 31, consolidated basis

34%

19%34%

5%8%

Electronic DevicesSocial Infrastructure

Home Appliances Digital Products

TOSHIBA’s Products

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Transmission system

Elevator

Medical System

Rechargeable Battery

Photovoltaic Power System

Fuel Cell

RenewableRenewableEnergyEnergy

Monitor and Control

Smart GridSmartSmart GridGrid

TOSHIBA’s Social Infrastructure ProductsPower PlantPower Plant

Hydro Turbine

Transmission Transmission and Distributionand Distribution

Transformer

Geothermal Power System

Transport Control System

Thermal Turbine

Industrial SystemsIndustrial Systems

Network Control System

Nuclear Power System

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Egypt:Thermal Power : 6 Units 1,764MWHydro Power : 4 Units Generator 300MVARolling Stock TV Factory

Lebanon:Thermal Power : 4 Units 130MW

TOSHIBA’s Activities in Arab Area

Kuwait:Thermal Power : 22 Units 4,470MW

Bahrain:Thermal Power : 1 Unit 65MW

Iraq:Hydro Power : 4 Units Hydraulic Turbine 796MW

4 Units Generator 948MVA

UAE :Thermal Power : 4 Units 968MW+ Desalination Plant

TOSHIBA Gulf: UAE (Dubai)UAE (Abu Dhabi)Egypt (Cairo)

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PWR: AP1000PWR: AP1000

BWR: ABWRBWR: ABWR

Courtesy of TEPCO

LWR Construction

NuclearFuel

Cycle

FastReactor/

Next Generation Reactor

Hydrogen Production

NuclearFusion

From nuclear power plants to future energy development

Uranium/Fuel

Manufacturing

Courtesy of JAEA and© ITER Organization

LWRMaintenance

Services

TOSHIBA’s Nuclear Business Domain

LWR：Light Water Reactor(A)BWR : (Advanced) Boiling Water ReactorPWR：Pressurized Water Reactor

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1995 2000 2005 20101970 1975 1980 1985 199019651960 2015

Constructed plants

Under construction

Entered business in 1966,constructed 22 units, including 17 units as prime contractor

HAMAOKA-4ONAGAWA-2

KASHIWAZAKIKARIWA-3

ONAGAWA-3

HAMAOKA-5

KASHIWAZAKIKARIWA-6 (ABWR)KASHIWAZAKIKARIWA-7 (ABWR)

OHMA-1 (ABWR)

Tohoku, HIGASHIDORI-1

FUKUSHIMAⅠ-1

HAMAOKA-1FUKUSHIMAⅠ-5

FUKUSHIMAⅠ-6HAMAOKA-2

ONAGAWA-1

HAMAOKA-3KASHIWAZAKIKARIWA-2

FUKUSHIMAⅠ-2

FUKUSHIMAⅡ-1KASHIWAZAKIKARIWA-1

FUKUSHIMAⅡ-3

FUKUSHIMAⅠ-3

TSURUGA-1

Continuous and rich construction experiences

TOSHIBA’s Construction ExperiencesKASHIWAZAKI-6/7

The first ABWR in the world(K-6)

Construction of the first domestic plant

The world record of shortest construction period of

36 months

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TOSHIBA group’sconstruction experiences

TOSHIBA Group’s Nuclear Power Plant Business

21Japan

5Spain6Korea

10Sweden

62U.S.

BrazilSloveniaFinlandSwitzerland

Taiwan1122

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BWRBusinessABWR AP1000

PWRBusiness

112 plants in 10 countries worldwide(26 BWR plants, 86 PWR plants)

Source : World Nuclear Power Plants 2010, Japan Atomic Industrial Forum

Promote both BWR & PWR worldwide

Only generation Ⅲ reactor in operation with U.S. NRC design certification

Only generation Ⅲ＋ evolutional reactor with U.S. NRC design certification

U.S.NRC: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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TOSHIBA Group Global Network

70 bases in 16 countries for nuclear business, sales & marketing, engineering, procurement & construction

As of Sep.2010

WEC SwedenVasteras WEC Pittsburgh TANE Washington DC

TOSHIBA Isogo NuclearEngineering Center Yokohama

WEC San Jose TANE Charlotte

WEC： Westinghouse Electric CompanyTANE：TOSHIBA America Nuclear Energy

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ABWR : Proven with Much Experience

The latest and proven BWR to receive Design Certification from U.S.NRCThe first unit started commercial operation in 199637 months of construction period in JapanNo significant impacts by large earthquake4 units in operation, 2 units under construction, 8 units planning in Japan

Only generation III advanced reactor in operation

ABWR in Japan

【ABWR construction schedule in Japan】2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Source: World Nuclear Power Plants 2010, Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.

PlanningUnder constructionSHIMANE-3

OHMA-1

TEPCO/HIGASHIDORI-1

FUKUSHIMA-7

FUKUSHIMA-8

TEPCO/HIGASHIDORI-2

KAMINOSEKI-1

HAMAOKA-6

TOHOKU/HIGASHIDORI-2

KAMINOSEKI-2

ABWR : Advanced Boiling Water ReactorPWR：Pressurized Water Reactor

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20102009 2011 2012 2013

▼ Issuance of COL

ＥＰＣ Contract ▼ Start Construction ▼ Commercial Operation start▼

2016

▼ Certified as ABWR provider by NRC

20082007

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▼ｒｅｖ．５▼ｒｅｖ.4▼ ｒｅｖ.1 ▼ ｒｅｖ.2 ▼ｒｅｖ.3

Licensing processes are smoothly proceeding

U.S.NRC certified TOSHIBA as an ABWR provider (Aug. 2009)Renewal and amendment of ABWR Design Certification (Nov.2010)Satisfies U.S.NRC safety requirements

Digital I & C platformAirplane impact analysis

Bay City TX

Completion drawing of STP3&4【Project Schedule for STP-3 & 4】

▼ Amend D.C. Application

Engineering and ProcurementPrior Engineering Construction

ABWR Project Status in U.S. South Texas Project 3 & 4

I & C：Instrumentation & Control

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Modification for European safety requirementsPromoting EU-ABWR to Finland and other EU countries2 site of DiP completed in FinlandSatisfies EU safety requirements

Aircraft crash protectionSevere accident mitigation system Core catcher and PCCS

ABWR Promotion in Europe Finland 6

EU-ABWR

Test Facility for PCCS

Test Facility for Core Catcher(Sector model)

DiP: Decision in PrinciplePCCS: Passive Containment Cooling System

TOSHIBA test facilities

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Simplified plant design Fewer components contribute to lower cost and shorter construction period

Licensed passive safety systemUsing natural circulation, gravity, convection and compressed gas

4 units under construction, 6 units engineering proceeding14 units COLA submitted in U.S.

AP1000TM : Evolutional Plant

50% FewerSafety Valves

35% FewerPumps

80% Less

Safety Pipe

45% Less Seismic

BuildingVolume

70% LessCable

Compared to Conventional PWR

Only generation III+ evolutional reactor

AP1000TM

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Construction proceeding on schedule 4 units under construction

First concrete pouring

Sanmen Site in Apr. 2009

Haiyang Site in Sep. 2009

Commercial operation starts in 2013

AP1000TM Construction Status in China Sanmen and Haiyang

Sanmen

Haiyang

P. R. China

AP1000TM

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Sanmen 1

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AP1000TM Licensing StatusLicensing are steadily proceeding in U.S.

US-NRC Design Certification in Jan. 2006Customer’s COL

Vogtle 3&4 / Summer 2&3 granted Oct.-Dec. 2011

COL: Combined Construction and Operating LicenseiDAC : interim Design Acceptance Confirmation

Licensing progress in UKUnder the process of reviewing by Nuclear Directorate of UK iDAC in June 2011

Davie

W.S.Lee Bellefonte

OconeeHarris

Levy

Turkey Point

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Summer

Vogtle

Courtesy of Southern Electric Company

Vogtle-3

Summer-2Vogtle-4

Summer-3

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Front-end capabilities acquired

TOSHIBA Group Provide Total Service

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●Uranium

Production

Conversion, Reconversion and Fabrication

Enrichment

Fabrication

Fuel Components

Uranium Product Sales

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Fabrication

Reconversion and Fabrication

SFL：Springfields Fuel,Ltd

Uranium resourcesParticipation in KharasanAgreement with Uranium One

Enrichmentinvestment in USEC

Fuel fabricationAcquired SFL (U.K. fuel supply company)

Supply chainFormation of a new joint venture (A-UAM)

A-UAM：Advance Uranium Asset Management

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TOSHIBA’s Fast Reactor Development

■Small FR 4S 〈Super-Safe, Small and Simple〉

Largest sodium test facilityin Japanese private company

■FR key component developmentVerification by TOSHIBA test facility

Electro-Magnetic Pump Electro-Magnetic flow-meter

4S

Feature2 types of Output : 10MWe, 50MWeNo refueling for 30 years *High security, safeguards

ApplicationHigh temperature steam supplySea water desalinationHydrogen production

* In case of 10MWe

FR：Fast Reactor

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SummaryTOSHIBA has been providing thermal, hydraulic power plants and transmission and distribution systems in Arab area.

TOSHIBA will contribute to environment and energy security in Arab area by delivering nuclear energy systems as global eco-company.

TOSHIBA, including group company Westinghouse Electric, leads the global nuclear industry with capabilities in both BWR and PWR.

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