Kansai Electric Power Group Overview

Value Creation Story

Medium-term Management PlanBusiness Overview

Foundation to Support Value Creation

Financial and Corporate Information

The Business of Kansai Electric Power in Figures
Energy business
Fuel procurement

Sales16

Operating revenues:

Number ofprocurement
source countries:
・FY 2022 results¥countries

Purchasing record of fuel for thermal power generation

・FY 2022 results

million tonnes

3,158.8billionPower sources:

111.6
・As of March 31, 2023

Composition of power sources(supply and demandrecord by source)

Liquefied
Natural Gas
(LNG)
66%

28.654billion kWhPumped storage 2%

・FY 2022 results

Hydroelectric
14%
Nuclear 31%

Petroleum 5%
Indonesia
4%
U.S.
7%

South Africa 2%

Kansai ElectricPowerEnergy sourcecomposition

Other 13%China 2%Indonesia 7%

Malaysia 8%
Australia 84%

U.S. 8%Kansai Electric Power Group Integrated Report 2023

1.53

million tonnes

Australia
54%

Liquefied Natural Gas
(LNG)
36%

GW

Number of power plants:

・As of March 31, 2023

167

power plants

Capacity of power-generating facilities(breakdown by power source) ・As of March 31, 2023
Thermal power

13.816 GW(9 power plants)

Hydroelectric power

8.248 GW

(152 power plants)

Nuclear power

6.578 GW

(3 power plants)

Solar power

0.011 GW

(3 power plants)

・Our company’s power-generating facilities only・Figures may not add up due to rounding off.

Renewable energy development status ・As of May 31, 2023

Coal 12%Solar

0.190 GW

Onshore and offshore wind0.061 GW

Hydroelectric power

3.409 GW

Biomass

0.257 GW

Geothermal

Qatar 10%
Totals: LNG equivalent・The subtotals and totals might not match due to rounding off.

billion kWhCapacity of power-generating facilities:

・FY 2022 results (Value at transmission end)・Generated by our company

85.4

Total forKansai ElectricPower

8.069

Gas sales volume:・FY 2022 results
・LNG equivalent (gas and LNG total)

・FY 2022 results

Power generation

Other (Heavy oil, LPG, etc.)
10%

Crude oil 2%

Coal
21%

Retail electricity sales volume:・FY 2022 results

・Power generated by our company facilities
・Figures may not add up due to rounding off.

46 kW

・Figures are the total for the Company’s share (according to the investment ratio) ofprojects, including those in operation, planning, and withdrawal stages.
・Figures may not add up due to rounding off.

11Kansai Electric Power Group Overview

Value Creation Story

Medium-term Management PlanBusiness Overview

Foundation to Support Value Creation

Financial and Corporate Information

The Business of Kansai Electric Power in Figures
Overseas energy business
Overseas power
generation:
・As of June 30, 2023

22

projects inTransmission and distribution business(Kansai Transmission and Distribution, Inc. has been undertaking power transmission and distribution since April 1, 2020.)

11countries

Transmission and distribution
Length of transmission lines (route length):

Capacity of overseas
power-generating facilities(Our company’s investment ratio):・As of June 30, 2023

Breakdown:

2.852

・As of March 31, 2023

GW

Hokuriku
area

18,781Shin-Ayabekm

OkawachiSeibanLength of distribution lines (route length):・As of March 31, 2023

133,309km

Number of group companies:

・FY 2022 results¥

Shikamako

Shikokuarea

・As of May 31, 2023
・Consolidated subsidiaries and affiliates accounted
for by the equity method

External sales in groupbusinesses:

Himeji

Hokusetsu
Shin-Kakogawa
KotoKeihoku
Minami
Nose
Inagawa
Himeji
Nishi Kobe Takarazuka
Himeji No. 1
Nishi Kyoto
Toban
Ritto
Takasago
KobeKonan
Itami
Kita Osaka
Sannomiya
Nishi Osaka
Kisenyama
Koka
Yodogawa
Kita
Shin-Kobe Toyonaka
Shimohozumi
Ozone
RakunanHigashiomi
Shin-Neyagawa
Seidan
Hirakata
Semboku
Minami Kyoto
HigashiMinami
KawachiTanagawa
Osaka Shin-Ikoma
Minami Osaka

Minami Ako

Group businesses

SennanKinokawa

Number of substations:・As of March 31, 2023 ・Includes conversion stations

billion956

ReinanOkutataragi

Yamasaki

Thermal power: 1.764 GW Renewable energy: 1.088 GW

99713.4

To Johana

Chugoku
area

Shigi

Chubu
area

Higashi Yamato

KihokuGobo

Transmission lines
Conversion Power
Substation Switchingstationplantstation
500 kV 275 kV 187 kV
Kansai area

Kansai Electric Power Group Integrated Report 2023

To Seki

Kitakatsuragi

Kainanko±250 kV direct current
transmission line

Kongo

To Miboro

Facilities of other companies

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