Changes in Gas Pipeline Utilization, Flow Directions, and Conversions to Liquids

Gas/Electric Partnership

Anders T. Johnson Northwest Conference Center

Cypress, Texas February 6, 2014

Source: EIA

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Kinder Morgan Natural Gas Pipelines

Source: KM GIS

Interstate Movements of Natural Gas 2011

Source: EIA Natural Gas Annual 2011

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Interstate Movements of Natural Gas 2014

Source image : EIA Natural Gas Annual 2011

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Projected Growth in Shale Gas Production

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Energy Outlook 2013 Early Release EIA: 2014 estimate

Bcf/d

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U.S. Dry Natural Gas Production

Onshore

Associated with Oil

Coalbed Methane

Non-Associated Offshore Tight Gas

Alaska

Shale Gas

U.S. Dry Natural Gas Production

History Projections

2014 Marcellus 14 Bcf/d*

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Dynamics of Supply and Transport

• Predicted growth of Marcellus supply

• Predicted growth of Utica supply

• Traditional pipelines reversing direction – Tennessee Gas

• Open Season for pipeline reversal – Rockies Express

– Natural Gas Pipeline of America

• Liquids outlet to enable gas development – Gas pipeline conversion to Y-Grade

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Tennessee Gas Pipeline

Source: TennesseeAdvantage.com 8

Shale Supply and Pipeline Reversals Tennessee Gas Pipeline

300 Line

100 Line 500 Line

800 Line

200 Line

500 Line 100 Line

800 Line

500 Line

200 Line

300 Line

2007 2014

Marcellus Utica

Eagleford

Northeast supply from GOM & Onshore 100% Northeast supply from Marcellus Ohio reversal with 1+ Bcf flowing south

Source: TGP Shipper Meeting 9

LEGEND Storage Power Plant Pipeline Compressor

NGPL Capability to Serve

Incremental 5,000+ MW Power load

REX 1+ Bcfd

1.6 Bcfd ~ 8,000 MW*

1.6 Bcfd ~ 8,000 MW

REX

Northern Border

1.4 Bcfd ~ 7,000 MW*

*NGPL can add 2+ Bcfd of system capacity by reversing existing pipelines

Source: NGPL Customer Meeting 2013 10

KinderMorgan Y-Grade Project

Source: kindermorgan.com/projects/ygrade/ 11

References

• http://webapps.elpaso.com/PortalUI/DefaultKM.aspx?TSP=TGPD TGP

• http://www.tallgrassenergylp.com/Pipelines/REX/E2W/ REX

• http://pipeline.kindermorgan.com/StaticContentManager.aspx?control=ngpl NGPL

• http://www.1line.williams.com/Transco/files/OpenSeasons/Atlantic%20Sunrise

/AtlanticSunriseOpenSeasonProjectMap2013.pdf Transco

• http://www.kindermorgan.com/projects/ygrade/ KM Y-Grade

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