Wyoming Pipelines The Territory Ahead Cheyenne, Wyoming October 31, Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline Authority

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Wyoming Pipelines The Territory Ahead Cheyenne, Wyoming October 31, 2008 Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline Authority 1

Wyoming imports, produces, refines and exports crude 2

Wyoming imports, produces, refines and exports crude 195 1000s Barrels per Day 3

Key points for Wyoming crude Canadian heavy crude from tar sands is majority of import Production growth in North Dakota and Wyoming adding to competition for export space Expansion on lines from Alberta to midwest US and beyond should reduce pressure on local crude price Condensate production and disposition in SW Wyoming is a growing issue 4

Wyoming produces and exports refined products 5

Wyoming produces, imports and exports refined products 32 97 1000s Barrels per Day 6

Key points for refined products Products are gasoline, diesel and jet fuel Export capacity not constrained Competition for Denver market is against product coming from KS and TX 7

Wyoming natural gas liquids (NGL) pipelines 8

NGL will reach three distinct markets after expansion Texas Panhandle 8 10 Kansas Texas Gulf Coast 220 80 150 1000s Barrels per Day 9

Key NGL points Majority of NGL leave Wyoming by pipeline Current NGL system is to TX Gulf Coast and TX Panhandle New NGL line due in service soon provides first to NGL market hub in KS Growth in gas production leading to increased NGL in SW Wyoming, Colorado west slope and Utah expansion to KS is timely access 10

Wyoming produces, uses and exports carbon dioxide 11

Wyoming produces, uses and exports carbon dioxide Big Horn Powder River Lost Cabin? Salt Creek Beaver Creek 110 40 Exxon 230 Lost Soldier 0 DKRW Monell 50 Rangely 30 1000s Mcf per Day 12

Key points for CO 2 CO2 pipelines have been operating in WY since mid 1980 s Current CO2 supply is by product of natural gas production Wyoming has many excellent candidate fields enhanced oil recovery using CO2 Additional geologic and industrial sources on the horizon for UW and WPA working together to identify the optimum system for purposes of policy discussion 13

Wyoming produces, imports, consumes and exports NG 14

Wyoming produces, imports, consumes and exports NG 15

Wyoming is at the front end of a long road Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin 16

Wyoming shares the grid with Colorado and Utah OPAL SLC CHEY DEN 17

Wyoming shares the grid with Colorado and Utah Total Export Capacity out of Region is currently 7.7 Bcf per day 0.3 0.6 0.4 OPAL SLC CHEY DEN 3.3 2.0 0.4 0.4 0.3 Billion cubic feet per day (Bcf) 18

Production Growth in CO, UT and WY is filling the grid 100% of Export Capacity 85% of Export Capacity 19

Pipeline capacity constraints force WY gas prices down Louisiana Price Wyoming Price 20

Wyoming gas is significantly discounted to Louisiana gas 21

Pipeline expansions reduce the discount Kern River Rockies Express Pony Express Trailblazer Cheyenne Plains 22

Proposed additions to capacity out of the Rockies Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin 9 5 6 3 2 4 7 8 Name Sponsor Capacity 1 Kern Kern 145 2 Ruby El Paso 1300+ 1 3 Bronco Spectra 1000 4 Sunstone Williams /TCPL/Sempra 1200 5 Bison Northern Border 405 6 Pathfinder TCPL 1200 Not all of these projects will be built 7 Alliance/ Questar 8 Chicago Express Alliance/Questar 1300 Kinder Morgan 1200 9 Grasslands Williston Basin PL 40 23

Why is it hard to get a pipeline built? Long term (10-15 year) fixed fee contracts for >90% of proposed capacity is threshold Creditworthiness to become a shipper on a new pipeline is a high bar Expansion projects typically take 3 5 years to commercially develop Uncertainty around access to resource base clouds forecast of individual company need 24

Nonetheless, pipelines do get built Pipeline capacity out of the Rockies has nearly doubled since 2001 Over $9 billion in contract commitments Producers have been responsible for 60% of new export capacity Projects that are close to commercial success add another 1.8 Bcf per day of capacity with associated contract commitments of over $4 billion 25

Cheyenne Hub handles 7% of US gas demand Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline Authority www.wyopipeline.com 26