Annual General Meeting 30 October 2009
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The Board 3
Independent Non-Executive Director J Roland Williams CBE The Board p 4
Non-Executive Director Bruce G Beeren The Board 5
Independent Non-Executive Director Trevor Bourne The Board p 6
Managing Director Grant A King The Board g g 7
ecretary & Group General p ecretary y Andrew C Clarke Company S Company S y Counsel p 8
Independent Non-Executive Director Helen M Nugent AO The Board p 9
Independent Non-Executive Director Gordon M Cairns The Board p 10
trategy gy Executive Director Finance and S Karen A Moses The Board 11
Independent Non-Executive Director John H Akehurst The Board p 12
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Chairman’ s Address
hare price performance S 15
Record underlying profit of $530 million 16
Earnings per share – up 19 per cent 17
S trong balance sheet provides opportunity for future investments As at 30 September 2009 Undrawn Available Funding Committed Debt Committed Debt Capacity at 30 Capacity at 30 A$b Cash Facilities September 2009 5 4 (1.0) 3 4.4 2 3.4 1 0 18
Origin invested over $2 billion in gas production and electricity generation proj ects generation proj ects Kupe Darling Downs Power S tation Mortlake turbine Cullerin Range Wind Farm 19
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Renewable Energy Target provides increased certainty for investors in renewable energy technologies in renewable energy technologies S olar Cullerin Range Wind Farm Geodynamics G Geodynamics d i 21
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Dealing with an uncertain future requires good governance 23
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Investing in communities - our future customers, investors, employees and neighbours p y g Helping to educate 500,000 kids about using energy wisely 25
Investing in communities - our future customers, investors, employees and neighbours p y g Building solid partnerships with landowners and communities 26
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Contribution to underlying earnings • Origin’s EBITDAF for financial year 2009 O ’ f f l 2009 was $1.2 billion • EBITDAF from Origin’s integrated business excluding Contact increased by $20 million t $850 to $850 million illi • Contact’s contribution reduced 25% to $369 million * FY 2009 EBITDAF by Segment 29
APLNG continues to grow its CS G reserves with significant reserves increases that demonstrate the size and quality of APLNG’ s CS that demonstrate the size and quality of APLNG s CS G resource G resource 3C 2C 3P 2P S S ource: Origin O igi 30
In New Zealand - the Kupe Gas Proj ect is nearing completion Kupe Gas Proj ect onshore product ion facilit ies • Proj ect construction essentially complete • Proj ect handed over from construction team to operations team • • Expecting to open the wells and bring raw gas ashore in Expecting to open the wells and bring raw gas ashore in December Quarter 2009 • Gross annual production expected to be approximately 20 PJ of gas sales together with over 2 million barrels of condensate with over 2 million barrels of condensate and LPG 31
Generation: power station capacity has more than doubled in 2009 Cullerin Range Wind Farm, NS g , W Uranquint y Power S t at ion, NS W Quarant ine Power S t at ion, S A 32
Mt S tuart Power S tation expansion due for completion late calendar 2009 Mt S t uart Power S t at ion • Peaking power station being expanded from 288MW to 414MW 288MW to 414MW • Townsville, Queensland • Currently kerosene-fired and capable of being converted to natural gas g g 33
Darling Downs Power S tation - once commissioned - will be the largest CCGT plant in Australia largest CCGT plant in Australia • 630 MW Base Load plant • Largest CCGT plant in Australia • All gas turbines installed at site • Firing of first gas turbine expected in November 2009 • Firing of first gas turbine expected in November 2009 • All three gas turbines synchronised to grid during December 2009 • Expected to be fully commissioned in the l tt latter half of FY10 h lf f FY10 34
Mortlake Power S tation will add significant generation capacity in Victoria • 550 MW peaking plant 550 MW ki l • S ite currently being prepared and pipeline under construction • Turbines delivered (as above) ( ) • Expected to be completed in late 2010 • Designed for conversion to CCGT at a later stage if required 35
Energy retailing is the largest segment in our business today 36
Retail Transformation • • Partnered with WIPRO to transition to an Partnered with WIPRO to transition to an integrated S AP billing and customer management platform • Proj ect expected to improve customer service and use of technology to engage with service and use of technology to engage with customers • Process improvement and business simplification activities have commenced • Delivery of complete proj ect will be completed over the next three years • Total of 158 Origin employees have transferred to WIPRO, with almost 100 more transferred to WIPRO, with almost 100 more to transfer by December 2009 37
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