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  1. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20| 7 November 2019

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  3. Contents • FY-20 first half performance • Market overview • Generation • Retail • Outlook • Additional information 3. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

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  8. Market overview The electricity and telecommunications industries are both dynamic and changing rapidly. Market dynamic Trustpower’s position Hydro storage will help manage peaks caused by increased intermittent Forecast for a material increase in generation. renewable generation as New Trustpower has the capability and capacity to participate in generation Zealand de-carbonises. development. Trustpower’s value led bundled strategy allows it to manage margin squeeze if Variable wholesale energy costs. prices increase, and loyalty if they decrease. Increased ISP system build for the Rugby World Cup will allow for increased Increased demand for data. demand. Two new international connection points installed this period. Global consumer demand for Further investment in the bundle with Wireless Broadband and Mobile bundled services. creating strategic differentiation from emerging competitors. 8. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

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  10. Generation volumes – 6 months • Highbank out for three months (43 GWh Generation volumes significantly impacted reduction). by hydrology. • NI inflows down 23% against H1 FY-19 (down 11% Generation volumes (incl KCE) 140 on 10-year averages). 120 • Volumes down 178 GWh (15%) total vs FY-19 (in line with 10-year averages). 100 80 GWh 60 40 20 0 April May June July August September 2019 North Island hydro 2019 South Island hydro 2018 North Island hydro 2018 South Island hydro 10. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  11. NZ wholesale prices above average Average wholesale electricity prices Apr - Sept 160 Highbank Outage 140 120 100 Wholesale prices in $ / MWh FY-20 materially 80 above same period 60 in FY-19. 40 20 0 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep FY-18 FY-19 11. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  12. Trustpower storage Trustpower controlled storage 150 140 130 Trustpower storage 120 has recovered well, Storage (GWh) creating a strong 110 position to capitalise 100 on above average 90 wholesale prices. 80 70 60 Jan-18 Apr-18 Jul-18 Oct-18 Jan-19 Apr-19 Jul-19 Oct-19 Total Storage Mean Storage 12. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  13. Highbank Outage Trustpower’s diverse Generation portfolio highlights resiliency during unplanned outage. • Damage to the guide bearing of Trustpower’s fourth largest machine, located at Highbank Power Station, resulted in a three-month forced outage. • This was the worst single machine point of failure across the Trustpower Generation fleet but demonstrated the resiliency of a diverse portfolio . 80t rotor 13. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  14. Highbank Outage • The outage represented a 43GWh loss during this time which while significant, represented only ~2% of total annual Trustpower output. • There were no health and safety incidents during the 4,750 hour refurbishment period. Bearing Housing put in place ready for alignment 14. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  15. Building capability for the future Asset enhancements are a key strategic priority and help to fill the expected long-term NZ energy gap. Trustpower is implementing a structured generation enhancement programme with a dedicated team focused on increasing Trustpower’s long-run potential value from three main enhancement areas: – Increasing water sources for generation. – Operating our schemes more efficiently. – Adding more capacity and flexibility. • The enhancements team have currently identified opportunities that once commissioned are anticipated to add an additional ~60 GWh per year, with further work ongoing to identify additional areas for value. • Trustpower’s current average annual output is 1,922 GWh per year. The projects include turbine upgrades to provide better efficiency and capacity, generator upgrades to increase capacity and efficiency plus improved water capture and conveyance to maximise generation and reduce spill. 15. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

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  17. Bundled strategy continues to add value Current Connections Electricity Only vs Multi-Product Churn 25% Electricity 266,000 Gas 40,000 20% Telco 100,000* 15% 2+ product customers 111,000 * NOTE : 100,000 telco customers with ~157,000 connections 10% 5% Consistently >80% of all new customer 0% acquisitions take two or more products. Aug-17 Nov-17 Feb-18 May-18 Aug-18 Nov-18 Feb-19 May-19 Aug-19 Electricity Only Dual Fuel Triple Play Electricity and Telco 17. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  18. Simple digital solutions delivering great outcomes Cancellations Trustpower vs. Industry We beat the industry when 25.0% it comes to Fibre cancellations by a wide 20.0% margin. Our Track and Trace, a customer centred 15.0% release on the Trustpower App, helps our customers navigate the complex fibre 10.0% connection journey. This bespoke feature drives 5.0% high levels of customer satisfaction and makes sure 0.0% we retain our customers. Apr-19 May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Chorus Trustpower UFF Trustpower Chorus Industry UFF Industry NOTE : June uplift is related to twelve “ Landlord permission not given “ connections being cancelled 18. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  19. Simple digital solutions delivering great outcomes Digital Billing Growth 60% 56% 50% 47% Digital billing has mitigated 41% 39% 40% 5.9 million posted bills since FY-17. 30% Good for the planet and delivering significant cost efficiencies. 20% 10% 0% FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019 YTD FY 2020 19. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  20. Customer choice driving significant digital engagement 0 20 40 60 80 100 • Over 1.1 million (72%) of the customer Phone contacts this year have been handled via Email digital channels, with satisfaction ratings on 2020 YTD par with those enjoyed by our staffed Webchat channels. Virtual Agent • The Trustpower App is now active on more FY 2019 Trustpower App than 79,000 devices and re-engagement remains high at 80%. Online account self service • There is a significant programme of new FY 2018 SMS Balance feature releases to ensure the App remains IVR Outages our customers anytime-online channel of choice. Chat Bot FY 2017 Facebook (pm) 20. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  21. Trustpower is one of the fastest growing Telco's in New Zealand • Over the last five years Trustpower has lifted its 100,000 Telco telco customer numbers by over 65,000 (13,000 p/a). Customers • Trustpower is tied fourth equal for broadband market share and has been one of the fastest growing Telco's in New Zealand. • In October we celebrated reaching 100,000 telco customers. • 67% of our customers are now on fibre (up from 52% same time last year). • 93% of our telco customers are now taking medium and fast speed fibre plans (100+MB download). 21. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  22. Purposeful investment into our ISP network We are continuing to strengthen our ISP network to deliver a premium service to customers. Some of the work we have undertaken over the last six months includes: • Forming Strategic partnership with Hawaiki. • Upgraded Akamai caches to 100G to support additional load on the network during the Rugby World Cup. • Trustpower now owns and operates sites in three countries; NZ, Australia, USA with scoping in flight to increase this. • Over the last six months we have built two sites in the United States (Silicon Valley and Portland, Oregon) and added multiple new handovers and points of presence, with increased bandwidth productivity to 100G in the South Island. Trustpower ISP Operations and Delivery Manager Ginny Buell says that the ISP network we’ve built is like a highway with a ‘Trustpower Control over our own network means that our customers customers only’ lane. Trustpower customers are experience seamless streaming, gaming and browsing. the only ones able to travel on it – meaning no traffic jams and faster travel times. 22. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

  23. Additional network capacity improves customer experience The additional capacity to support the anticipated load on the network during the Rugby World Cup was successful - providing a fast, high quality internet and customer experience during peak traffic times. We now have a platform that we can leverage for growth which will deliver benefits beyond FY-20 and ensures that we can continue to provide high quality and high-speed internet, particularly for gaming platforms and new streaming services such as Disney+ and Apple TV Plus. These heavy-demand loads used less than 50% of our network capacity. 23. Investor Presentation – H1-FY20 | 7 November 2019

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