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Unitisation and a Global Market in Gas Spark & Flame Conference - Rotterdam Chris Cook 3 December 2009

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Page 1: Gas Market Presentation 03 12 2009

Unitisation and a Global Market in Gas

Spark & Flame Conference - Rotterdam

Chris Cook

3 December 2009

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Gas needs literally trillions of dollars in investment....

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....but where will this come from?

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There are two conventional types of investment: Equity and Debt

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Equity – shares with par value (eg £1) in a Joint Stock Limited Liability Company

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....a 19th Century legal dinosaur

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Debt – interest-bearing loans –typically from banks - secured by legal claims

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These result in conflicting claims over the same productive asset

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But there are new furry animals out there....

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Partnership entities – such as the UK Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

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An LLP is a corporate body with limited liability....

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...and...errrr...that’s it!...

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As far as the Tax Man is concerned it is a Partnership

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It’s an Open Corporate enabling partnership working

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... even without a written agreement

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A Partnership framework enables direct - Peer to Peer - Investment

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Unitisation of gas within a Capital Partnership enables direct P2P investment

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Capital Partnership – direct Peer to Peer investment in productive assets

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2002 - Hilton Capital Partnership ( > £1bn)

Capital Partnership LLP10 UK Hotels

Gross Revenues

Hilton GroupCapital User

Consortium LLP Capital Provider

BankProperty

DeveloperHotel

Specialist

% %

%%%

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Productive assets are held by a “Custodian”..

AssetsAssets CustodianCustodianOwnership

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…Investors put in Financial Capital in money, or money’s worth…

AssetsAssets

Investors

CustodianOwnership

Financial Capital

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…Managers provide Human Capital of time, expertise and experience....

AssetsAssets

Investors

CustodianOwnership

HumanCapital

Financial Capital

Managers

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..Users pay for the use of Capital

AssetsAssets

Investors

Payment

% %

Custodian

Use

Managers

Users

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Generic Capital Partnership Framework

AssetsAssets

Investors

Payment

% %

Custodian

Use

Managers

Users

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Capital Partnership reinvents Equity

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Equity Shares - % age shares in revenues or production...

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…..which may be transferred, but never redeemed, since there must always be 100%

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Units – redeemable in payment for production eg natural gas, Kilo Watt Hours

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Units have a value in exchange

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Anyone who understands Air Miles...

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….or proprietary currencies

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….will understand Units

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Units - the Value Proposition

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Producers - sell Units to investors and consumers

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… at a discount to the physical market price

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… obtaining an interest-free loan

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… locking in a sale price

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… but no longer participating in price increases ….or decreases

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Investors – hold a direct investment in energy with no return

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....similar to an investment in gold...

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...except that while gold may be pretty...

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....it’s not as useful as gas or other energy

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Consumers - lock in the price of future consumption

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Units are a simple but radical new hybrid

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Units lock in price like a futures contract…

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…but there is no right to delivery; no expiry date, and no gearing

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Units are similar to an Exchange Traded Fund within a partnership framework….

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….with the added attraction that they are redeemable in payment for energy

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Issue – Liquidity: Investor sellers of Units may not find Investor buyers

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No Problem! Consumers will buy if the Unit price falls below physical gas market price

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...because they would profit by buying Units and redeeming them against

consumption

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Issue – Security: will a Unit be honoured when presented in payment?

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No Problem! Sellers and Buyers are members of a Gas Clearing Union

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Conventionally, sellers may give buyers interest-free credit –or time to pay

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Credit

Value

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Banks act as credit intermediaries, to provide trust through implicit guarantee

Seller

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BankBank Buyer

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Or sellers enter into forward purchase bilaterally or over the counter

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Forward Sale

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Clearing Houses act as risk intermediaries, to provide trust through implicit guarantee

Seller

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ClearingHouse

ClearingHouse Buyer

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A Clearing Union guarantees credit from member sellers to member buyers…

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

GuaranteeGuarantee

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...with a common bond as market participants

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

GuaranteeGuarantee

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Both seller and buyer pay into a Pool for the use of a mutual Guarantee

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

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Buyer settles credit in money, or money’s worth of Value acceptable to seller

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

Value

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If a buyer defaults, Pool pays seller, and collects from buyer

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

CollectsPays

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A service provider sets guarantee limits, handles defaults & manages the system

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

ServiceProviderServiceProvider

Services Fee

Fee

Guarantee Guarantee

Fee

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The Clearing Union

Seller BuyerBuyer

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Pool

ServiceProviderServiceProvider

Services Fee

Fee

Guarantee Guarantee

Fee

Value

Credit

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Risk intermediaries are service providers not middlemen

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…managing risk without committing their own capital

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Financing – a project to capture flared gas

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A Custodian holds the asset

AssetsAssets CustodianCustodianOwnership

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Contractors provide money’s worth

AssetsAssets

Contractors

CustodianOwnership

CapitalEquipment

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Suppliers - may invest equipment & materials

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...but must invest agreed profit margin, thereby giving a stake in the outcome

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Investors - provide risk capital for costs suppliers cannot or will not invest

AssetsAssets

Investors

CustodianOwnership

Risk Capital

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Managers provide Human Capital of time, expertise and experience

AssetsAssets

Investors

CustodianOwnership

HumanCapital

Financial Capital

Managers

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...and the project is completed

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Outcome – micro Gas Pool

Gas PoolGas PoolUnit Investors

Consumers

Equity SharesManagers, Producers

gas $ or Units Redeemed

$

Units

Units

Units

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Re-financing of debt-funded LNG train

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$2 billion in conventional debt may be refinanced by Qatar

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…..by selling 400 million Units redeemable in payment for 1 MMbtu @ $5.00 each to Japan

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Outcome – macro Gas Pool

Gas PoolGas PoolUnit Investors

Japan

Equity SharesManagers, Qatar

gas $ or Units Redeemed

$

Units

Units

Units

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Gas Pools are merged within a global Master Partnership framework agreement

Master Partnership

Master Partnership

Financial Capital(Money, IP etc)

Financial Capital(Money, IP etc)

Clearing UnionClearing Union

Human Capital(Developers, Operators)

CustodiansCustodians

% %

$

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Master Partnership transcends borders through consensual agreement

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…without adversarial relationships and problematic jurisdictions

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...and without costly, complex and hierarchical global institutions

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The Gas Pool is not an Organisation...

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...it does not own anything, do anything, employ anyone, or contract with anyone...

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….it is simply a framework for cross border investment in gas infrastructure

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The Gas Pool may lead the way to a new approach to the Kyoto carbon markets....

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...as invented by Enron...

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...where the Emperor has no clothes

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Overheard at a traders’ conference.....

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“If you want to keep a cow healthy, you don’t regulate what comes out of it……”

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“……you regulate what goes in….”

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A Gas Pool enables a Carbon currency based upon the intrinsic value of energy…

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..rather than a market in value-less Units of CO2 emissions, imposed by governments

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Gas is homogeneous and gas Units would be globally acceptable in exchange

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Electricity Units – redeemable in Kilo Watt Hours – would be regionally acceptable

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Other Units – redeemable in payment for carbon fuels - may be nationally acceptable

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All may be priced against a Unit of measure – an Energy Standard....

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...a fixed Unit of energy

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Producer and consumer nations would massively increase energy prices

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...and compensate populations with Energy Units

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Consumers may choose to waste energy and redeem Units in payment

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...or conserve energy and exchange Units for accommodation, food or other value

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An Alternative Agenda for COP15 Copenhagen?

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How? A Global Energy Clearing Union

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Energy Unitisation – a new mechanism to finance the transition to renewables

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Dollars priced in energy: not energy priced in dollars

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Who? Producers - GECF/Gas OPEC - led by Iran, Qatar, Russia

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Who? Consumers - led by China, Japan, EU

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Who? Trusted Developer – Norway

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Thank You

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