Natural Gas Pipelines - Kinder Morgan

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Eagle Ford Joint VenturesOpportunities• Additional EFG gathering and processing expansions asproducers shift rigs into what is one of the most economic basinsin North America• Higher volumes on EagleHawk as BHP continues to increase rigcount in 2012Challenges• Handle liquids fallout from higher than expected liquids content inthe gas to maintain run times24
<strong>Kinder</strong>Hawk Field ServicesKHFS• 100% KM in northwest Louisiana• Gathering and treating servicesfor Haynesville / Bossier Shale• Long-term gathering / treatingcontracts• 452 miles of pipe installed to-date• Over 2 Bcf/d of capacity• Well-positioned to access over 20Tcf of gas• 2,600 GPM of treating capacity inservice(20 plants / 12 locations)• 102 wells connected to thesystem in 2011• 103 wells budgeted to beconnected in 2012• 18 interconnections with majordownstream pipelines• 1 additional interconnection withmajor downstream pipeline to beconstructed 1st Q 2012• 2011 annual average: 1.0 Bcf/d• 2012 volume forecast:— current 1.0 Bcf/d— annual avg ~1.1-1.3 Bcf/d25
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Page 6 and 7: Asset Summaries
Page 8 and 9: REXOpportunities• Firm backhauls
Page 10 and 11: KMIGTOpportunities• Pony Express
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Page 16: Kinder Morgan Louisiana PipelineKML
Page 20 and 21: KMI (20% Ownership)Natural Gas Pipe
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Page 26 and 27: KHFSOpportunities• Expansions due
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