The Tokyo Electric Power Company, Incorporated (TEPCO) has established its 
"Fiscal 2010 Business Management Plan."

In FY 2009, TEPCO restarted the commercial operation of Units 6 and 7 of 
the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station and has tackled urgent cost 
reduction. As a result, we expect that, in FY 2009, TEPCO will move into 
the black for the first time in recent three years. In the sense, TEPCO 
is close to the breakthrough of the crisis after the Chuetsu-Oki
earthquake, but still we have uncertain elements to worry about surrounding
the TEPCO group, such as the delay of recovery from electricity demand,
fluctuations of fuel costs and movements toward the prevention of global
warming, in addition to the risk factors in the restoration process of the
Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station.  

Based on this situation, the Plan the TEPCO group has established this time 
includes two parts: one is the effort to be tackled mainly in FY2010 as 
mop-up activities for the breakthrough of the crisis the group has been 
facing, and the other is the effort to be tackled in next three years of 
FY2010 to FY2012 towards the growth and development after the breakthrough 
of the crisis, with the consideration of new Management Vision which will 
be announced in the near future.  

Main points of the Plan are as follows;

[I. At the Final Stage of the Breakthrough of the Crisis](PDF 16.8KB)
 1. Efforts for the Establishment of Nuclear Power Stations Resistant 
    to Disaster
 2. Efforts to Secure Stable Electricity Supply
 3. Continuous Efforts to Reduce Costs

[II. Towards Growth and Development after the Breakthrough of the Crisis](PDF 763KB)
 1. Efforts to Realize a Low-Carbon Society from Supply Side
    - Low-Carbonization of Energy Sources -
 2. Approaches to Realize a Low-Carbon Society from Demand Side 
    - Promoting "Totally Electrified Houses" 
                            Leading to a Low-Carbon Society -
 3. Development of New Business and Overseas Business

[III. Towards Much Stronger Management Bases](PDF 11.3KB)

[IV. Outline of Electricity Supply Plans](PDF 130KB)
 1. Outlook for Electric Power Demand
 2. Power Generation Facility Plan


(Note)
Please note that the above purports to be an accurate and complete translation of 
the original Japanese version prepared for the convenience of our English-speaking 
audience.  However, in the case of any discrepancy between the translation and the 
Japanese original, the latter shall prevail.