Natural Gas Pipelines - Kinder Morgan

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REXOpportunities• Firm backhauls (Marcellus and Utica Shale, Biogas)— East-end receipts, conversion of existing deliveries to bi-directional interconnects,and booster compression— Forward pricing favors Chicago over Clarington (backhaul within Zone 3)• Park & loan service• Interruptible and short haul service (ITS, PAWS)• Extensions and expansions— Additional markets in Ohio and Indiana (coal to gas conversions, power plantsand LDC’s)— New supply basins (Utica and Marcellus shale)Challenges• Meeker to Clarington price spreads have narrowed• MFN clause restricts full system backhauls (Zone 3 to Zone 1) toshorter term (364 days max.) contracts— Backhauls within Zone 3 exempt8
Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas TransmissionKMIGT• 5,054 miles of variousdiameter reticulatedpipeline• Markets:— LDCs and industrials— Irrigation/grain drying inNE and KS— Mid-Continentinterconnected pipelines— Ethanol plants• Growth— Power plants• Capacity— Transport .98 Bcf/d— Storage 14.8 Bcf— Marketable on-systemcapacity sold out— PXP contracted at96% short term• FERC-regulated• Rate case settlementapproved in 2011;minimal rate caseexposure through 20159
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