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    The document summarizes the impact of the 2011 Tohoku Pacific Earthquake on J-POWER's power generating facilities in Japan. Several hydroelectric, thermal, and converter stations saw suspensions due to systemic impacts, but were operating again as of March 18, 2011. The Numappara Pumped Storage Power Plant incurred some damage and restoration work was in progress. Nuclear power plant construction at Ohma was unaffected and continued. Overall, J-POWER remained committed to ensuring a stable electric power supply.

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    The document summarizes the impact of the 2011 Tohoku Pacific Earthquake on J-POWER's power generating facilities in Japan. Several hydroelectric, thermal, and converter stations saw suspensions due to systemic impacts, but were operating again as of March 18, 2011. The Numappara Pumped Storage Power Plant incurred some damage and restoration work was in progress. Nuclear power plant construction at Ohma was unaffected and continued. Overall, J-POWER remained committed to ensuring a stable electric power supply.

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    The document summarizes the impact of the 2011 Tohoku Pacific Earthquake on J-POWER's power generating facilities in Japan. Several hydroelectric, thermal, and converter stations saw suspensions due to systemic impacts, but were operating again as of March 18, 2011. The Numappara Pumped Storage Power Plant incurred some damage and restoration work was in progress. Nuclear power plant construction at Ohma was unaffected and continued. Overall, J-POWER remained committed to ensuring a stable electric power supply.

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    March 18, 2011

    Electric Power Development Company, Ltd. (J-POWER)

    Impact of the Tohoku Pacific Earthquake

    As of March 18 at 4 p.m. JST, the impact on J-POWER power generating facilities from the Tohoku Pacific
    Earthquake which occurred on March 11 is as noted below.
    Please note that J-POWER power generating facilities, as well as those of our subsidiaries (including wind
    power generation facilities, thermal power plants of IPP(independent power producer) and plants supplying to
    PPSs(power producers and suppliers), not listed below are operating normally.
    As a major electricity wholesaler, J-POWER remains committed to ensuring the stable supply of electric
    power.

    Power Generating Facility Impact of Earthquake Current Status

    (Hydroelectric Power)
    Isawa No. 1 Power Plant Suspended (systemic impact) Operating
    (Iwate Pref./14,600kW)
    Towa Power Plant Suspended (systemic impact) Operating
    (Iwate Pref./27,000kW)
    Numappara Pumped Storage Suspended (systemic impact) Operation suspended
    Power Plant (Incurred damages partly,
    (Tochigi Pref./675,000kW) restoration work in progress)
    (Thermal Power)
    Isogo Thermal No. 1 (600,000kW) － (Not operating under Operating
    Power Plant scheduled inspection)
    (Kanagawa Pref.) No. 2 (600,000kW) Suspended for safety Operating
    inspection
    Onikobe Geothermal Power Plant Suspended (systemic impact) Operating
    (Miyagi Pref./15,000kW)

    (Frequency Converter Stations/HVDC Links)


    Sakuma Frequency Converter Station Suspended (systemic impact) Operating
    (Shizuoka/300,000kW)
    Kitahon HVDC Link Suspended (systemic impact) Operating
    (Hokkaido/Aomori 600,000kW)
    (Nuclear Power) (Under Construction)
    Site of Ohma Nuclear Power Plant No damage incurred Construction of auxiliary
    construction (Aomori) facility continuing

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