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2015 North Carolina State Energy Conference

The Transformation of NuclearPower and its Future Role

Moderator:

David A. Doctor, President & CEO

E4 Carolinas, Inc.

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David Doctor

President & CEO, E4 Carolinas

•Led strategy for two Fortune 500 energy companies

•Co-founded or led 16 start-up companies

•CEO of two multi-billion dollar energy marketing/trading companies

•Adjunct instructor, University of Louisville College of Business

•Served on 6 private corporation boards of directors

•A Director, Duke University Energy Initiative

•Joined E4 Carolinas in September 2014

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E4 Carolinas

The trade association for energy companies in the Carolinas

•Vision: For the Carolinas to attract and retain the world’sforemost energy and energy-related companies, innovatorsand leaders.

•Mission: Cultivate a collaborative Carolinas energy clusterto accelerate economic growth, employment, productivityand prosperity.

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The Panel

• Chris Fallon, Vice President, Office of Nuclear Development, DukeEnergy, “Strategies for Future Nuclear Generating Portfolios”

•Lee Williams, Senior Vice President Installed Base Projects,AREVA, “Ensuring the Long-Term Safe Operation of Nuclear Plants”

•Heather Feldman, Program Manager, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, “Technologies in the Nuclear Industry”

•Lisa Vaughn, Partner, Winston & Strawn, “Regulating Our AgingNuclear Fleet and Emerging Nuclear Technology”

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Chris Fallon

Has responsibility for furthering the regulated nuclear developmentin the Carolinas and Midwest, identifying and developing nuclearpartnership opportunities, and integrating internal efforts associatedwith the development of the Lee Nuclear Station in Cherokee, SC

•Began career at Duke Power in 1992 as a Power Quality Engineer

•1999 Manager of Transmission Planning and Engineering Studies

•2006 General Manager, Asset Strategy and Planning

•2007 Managing Director, Strategy and Business Planning

•Led Duke Energy’s participation in the Pioneer Transmission project

•Responsible for:

•Carolinas and Midwest nuclear responsibility

•Transmission business development

•2009 Vice President, Office of Nuclear Development, Duke Energy

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Lee Williams

Has responsibility for AREVA’s engineering and project managementoperations in North America, overseeing innovative engineeringservices, solutions and project delivery performance

•NC State B.S. (Civil Engineering) and UNCW B.A. (Mathematics)

•Site Engineering Manger, Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, TVA

•Chief Civil Engineer, Progress Energy

•AREVA

•VP, Bellefonte Nuclear Generating Station Completion Project

•VP, Major Projects and Plant Upgrade

•Presently - Senior VP, Installed Base Projects, AREVA

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Heather Feldman

Has responsibility for the Electric Power Research Institute’s programthat conducts research to inform the development and execution ofnuclear power plant engineering programs.

•BS, MS, PhD Mechanical Engineering, Clemson University

•Thermal Engineer-Space Shuttle Program, United Space Alliance

•Electric Power Research Institute

•Project Manager, Steam Generator Management Program

•Manager, Thermal-Hydraulics and High-Performance Computingand Modeling and Simulation

•Presently is the Program Manager of the Balance-of-PlantCorrosion Program

Lisa Vaughn

She is responsible for nuclear regulatory, employment, andcommercial matters for Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensees andtheir suppliers for Winston & Strawn’s energy group

•B.A. and J.D. from Campbell University

•Previously with Duke Energy

•Senior Attorney

•Associate General Counsel – Nuclear

•Managing Attorney – Nuclear, Environmental Health & Safety

•Special Advisor to the Chairman

•Partner, Winston & Strawn

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