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Higher for Longer: How to Profit from Sustained High Energy Prices AAII DC Metro Chapter May 2012 Elliott H. Gue

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Higher for Longer: How to Profit from Sustained High Energy Prices. AAII DC Metro Chapter May 2012. Elliott H. Gue. The Big Picture. Credit Spreads. Seasonal Distortions. A Few Additional Uncertainties. US and French elections. Fiscal Cliff - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Higher for Longer: How to Profit from Sustained

High Energy Prices

AAII DC Metro ChapterMay 2012

Elliott H. Gue

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The Big Picture

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Credit Spreads

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Seasonal Distortions

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A Few Additional Uncertainties• US and French elections.• Fiscal Cliff• Statistical distortions caused by autumn 2008

collapse in data.• Oil prices remain elevated, natural gas prices

outside the US still high.• US housing market is bottoming but not booming

and more foreclosures ahead.• Europe far from healed.

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US and ICE Natural Gas Prices

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Supply is Too Healthy

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Less Gas Drilling Won’t Help

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More Efficient

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Energy: Oil, LNG over US Gas

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Teekay LNG Partners (NYSE: TGP); 7% Yield

• Teekay LNG owns: 20 liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, 5 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carriers and 11 oil tankers.

• Long-Term Charters with an average remaining duration of 16 for LNG, 15 for LPG and 10 for tankers.

• With charters fixed, TGP grows by increasing the size of its fleet.

• Day-rates for LNG carriers at near record highs.

• Surging international natural gas prices, growing demand from Asia and Europe

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Cheapest Gas is in Marcellus

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Inergy Midstream (NRGM); 7.5% Yield

• 42 bcf of natural gas storage

• 1.5 million barrels of natural gas liquids (NGLs) storage

• 90% of storage booked under LT agreements

• 2.1 mbbl new NGLs storage capacity due June ‘12

• MARC I Pipeline due July ‘12

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Linn Energy (NSDQ: LINE)• Linn is an LLC, similar advantages to an

MLP but no General Partner or IDRs.

• Most important regions are Mid-Continent (KS, TX, OK; 65% of reserves), and Permian Basin (TX, NM; 18% of total reserves)

• About 50% oil and NGLs, 50% natgas

• Significant drilling upside in Granite Wash, Permian and Bakken

• Growth via Acquisitions, benefit from low cost of capital.

• Hedges covering 100% of natural gas production through 2015, 100% of oil through 2013.

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US Royalty Trusts: SandRidge Permian Basin Trust (PER)

• Royalty Interest in 16,800 gross acres in Permian Basin of TX.

• 87% oil and 9% NGLs.• 509 producing wells, 888

development wells before March 31, 2016

• 80% proceeds from existing wells, 70% from new wells.

• Hedges and subordination structure insulate from commodity prices.

• 12-Month forward yield: 12.5% to 14%

• Buy Under $26.

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Other Royalty Trusts• SandRidge Miss. II (NYSE: SDR) owns wells in OK and KS

Anadarko Basin 85% of expected revenues from oil. • 80% of proceeds 67 existing wells, 70% from 206 development

wells.• 10.5% yield in 2012, 15% in 2013.• Pacific Coast Oil Trust (ROYT) 80% of proceeds from developed

properties, 25% from remaining properties, 7.5% from Orcutt properties.

• Plans to develop wells is shallow, porous Diatomite (fossilized algae) formation using cyclic steam injection.

• Whiting USA Trust II (WHZ) 90% of net proceeds from 1,300 gross wells

• Terminates 12/31/2021 or after 11.79 million bbl oil produced.• 72% crude oil.

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Deepwater Boom• Cobalt Energy (NYSE: CIE) announced

Cameia – 1 Discovery in Angola, opens up new pre-salt field

• Gulf of Mexico deepwater drilling coming back sooner than expected.

• Brazil’s Petrobras ramping up deepwater BZ spending

• Shortage of ultra-deep rigs developing, sending rates >$600,000/day

• Rig signed at $648,000 per day in 2013• 3 rigs due off contract in 2013• Yields around 8 to 9 percent• Possible MLP listing to offer even more yield

potential.• Pacific Drilling (PACD) – 4 drillships under

long-term contract, 2 new drillships for delivery in 2013.

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Pacific Drilling (PACD)

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The Bakken Shale

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A Few Shale Recommendations

• EOG Resources (EOG) – Well-diversified producer with exposure to the Bakken Shale, EagleFord Shale, Barnett Combo and Niobrara

• Oasis Petroleum (OAS) – 300,00 net acres in the Bakken Shale, produces about 11,500 bbl/day and will spend as much as $850 m drilling in 2012

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US Silica (SLCA)

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Value in Services and Coal• US thermal coal prices to remain

pressured by weak gas prices.• Met coal market more promising.• Peabody Energy (BTU) strong met

and Australian exposure an advantage.

• Long-term value in PRB.• Avoid US-focused services

companies like HAL and BHI. • International business showing

signs of picking up.• Benefits Schlumberger (SLB) and

Weatherford (WFT).