jeff rawls vice president, business development west region gas pipelines august 30, 2005
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Wyoming Pipeline Authority. Jeff Rawls Vice President, Business Development West Region Gas Pipelines August 30, 2005. KMP. CO 2 Pipelines Terminals Products Pipelines Products Pipeline Terminals Transmix Facilities Natural Gas Pipelines Natural Gas Storage Natural Gas Plants - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Jeff RawlsVice President, Business Development
West Region Gas Pipelines
August 30, 2005
Wyoming Pipeline Authority
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8
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KMCO2
PACIFIC COCHIN
PACIFIC
PACIFIC
CALNEV
NORTH
PLANTATION
CFPL
KMIGT
KMTP
KM TEJAS
2
NGPL
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2
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Kinder Morgan HeadquartersHouston, Texas
CO2 Pipelines
Terminals
Products Pipelines
Products Pipeline Terminals
Transmix Facilities
Natural Gas Pipelines
Natural Gas Storage
Natural Gas Plants
Indicates # of Facilities(2,3,8)
KMP
NGPL
NGPL Storage
Natural Gas Pipelines
Natural Gas Storage
Gas-Fired Power Plants
Retail Natural Gas Division
KMI
The Obvious - Issues
Production is Growing in Rockies
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10,000
12,000
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
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The Obvious - Issues
Production is growing in Rockies
Recent Expansion out of Rockies have moved bottle necks
The Obvious - Issues Production is growing in Rockies Recent Expansion out of Rockies have moved bottle necks
LNG “is” happeningLNG Imports (including Mexico and Canada)
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The Obvious - Issues
Production is growing in Rockies
Recent Expansion out of Rockies have moved bottle necks
LNG “is” happening
Rate Stacking & Fuel are material
The Obvious - Solution
Don’t Fight LNG
Access Demand Directly
Build Big
“A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words”
Source: EIA GasTran Gas Transport, 2003
Limited TakeAway CapacityFrom Rockies
Forward Mid-Continent and SoCal Basis are trending out
West to East Pipeline
LNGLNGLNGLNG
LNGLNG
~ 3 Bcfd~ 3 Bcfd
2003 – 2005 2007
SoCal ($.36) ($.48)
2003 – 2005 2007
MidCont ($.43) ($.57)
2003 – 2005 2007
TranZn6 $.99 $1.39
Project ProposalWest to East Pipeline
ANR
MIDWESTERN
PEPLTRUNKLINE
NGPL
COLUMBIA GASDOMINIONTETCOTEXAS GAS
DOMINIONEAST OHIO GASTETCO
TGT
ANR
NGPLNNG
BIG SPRINGS
KMIGT-HUNTSMAN STORAGE
KMIGTTRAILBLAZERCIGCHEYENNE PLAINSPSCOWIC
WIC-MEDICINE BOW
CIGSOUTHERN STARWICBURLINGTON LOST CREEKECHO SPRINGS
TENNESSEE GAS
EQUITRANS
COLUMBIA GASDOMINIONNATIONAL FUELNORTH PENNTETCOTRANSCO
COL. GAS
ENCANA GATHERING SERVICESTRANSCOLORADO
KMIGT PXP
MEEKER
OPAL
KANDA
CHEYENNE
WAMSUTTER
LEBANON
LEIDY
MULLETTUSCOLA
BLANCO
PROPOSED PIPELINE-WAMSUTTER/MULLET
PROPOSED PIPELINE-MEEKER/WAMSUTTER
POTENTIAL PIPELINE
PROPOSED INTERCONNECTS
NGPL
TRANSCOLORADO
HUB
KMWE Pipeline Overview
42-inch 1500 mile pipeline from Wamsutter to Eastern Ohio
2 Bcfd of long-haul capacity
Over 40 interconnects along the way
Optional supply and market extensions considered separately (Opal / Greasewood / Leidy, Penn.)
Value Proposition - Producers
Underlying value is key (wellhead pricing would go up, basis volatility down)
PV-10 Reserve value to producers are material with just 25 cents basis change
Access to Markets – over 20 Bcfd of LDC load and 1.5 Tcf of storage
Extrinsic value of 40 Interconnects and market based storage is real
Kinder Morgan Contacts
Lakewood, COJeff Rawls: 303-914-4903
Mike Smith: 303-763-3484
Lombard, ILFrank Strong: 630-691-3790