INTERNATIONAL ENERGY

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International Energy develops, operates and manages natural gas transportation and power generation facilities, and engages in sales and marketing of natural gas and electric power outside the U.S. and Canada. It conducts operations primarily through DEI and its activities target power generation in Latin America, power generation and natural gas transmission in Asia-Pacific and natural gas marketing in Northwest Europe.

From its platform of assets, International Energy provides customers with energy supply at competitive prices, manages the logistics associated with natural gas and power delivery, and offers services that allow customers to improve energy efficiency and hedge their commodity price exposure. International Energy’s customers include retail distributors, electric utilities, independent power producers, large industrial companies, governments, gas and oil producers and mining operations. International Energy is committed to building integrated regional businesses that provide customers with a full range of innovative and competitively priced energy services.

International Energy’s current strategy is focused on maximizing the returns and cash flow from its current portfolio of energy businesses by creating organic growth through its sales and marketing efforts in all regions, optimizing the output and efficiency of its various facilities, controlling and reducing costs and divesting selected assets.

International Energy owns, operates or has substantial interests in approximately 4,792 net MW of generation facilities and 2,400 miles of pipeline systems in operation. The following map shows the locations of International Energy’s worldwide energy facilities, including projects under construction or under contract. The capacities shown in the map are gross MW values, for net MW values see “Properties, International Energy.”

Competition and Regulation

International Energy’s operations are subject to country and region-specific market and competition regulations. Commonly addressed regulatory issues include rules, rates and tariffs governing open and competitive access to gas and power transmission grids, rules for merchant power plant dispatch and remuneration, and rules that support the emergence of competitive gas and power trading and marketing. International Energy’s operations are subject to international environmental regulations. (See “Environmental Matters” in this section.)