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Northeast Energy Direct Project A Transformative Energy Solution for New England NGA “2015 Regional Market Trends Forum” April 23, 2015 Curtis Cole Director, Business Development 1

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Page 1: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Northeast Energy Direct Project

A Transformative Energy Solution for New England

NGA “2015 Regional Market Trends Forum”April 23, 2015

Curtis ColeDirector, Business Development

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Page 2: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Marcellus Shale

Utica Shale

Southeast

Northeast

EagleFord Shale

Haynesville Shale

System Overview Proudly providing reliable service to

New England for over 60 years 11,900 miles of pipeline 92 Bcf of storage capacity ~9.0 Bcf/d – design capacity 1.4 million horsepower >500 FT customers 35 MM households equivalent Delivered ~390 Bcf to New England

customers in 2012 Abundant & Growing Supply

— Marcellus, Utica, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, Fayetteville

Tennessee Gas Pipeline

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Page 3: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Provides for gas and electric reliability throughout the northeast

Transformative solution that will lower gas prices in the northeast and energy costs for the consumer

Independent studies support the need for additional pipeline infrastructure in New England

A project with committed market participants

Any regional solution to address electric reliability should apply to power plants along the TGP system –and must include NED

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT

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Page 4: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Enough Supply for 1.5 Million Households

Physical, direct connection to incremental regional supplies

91% mainline co-located in existing corridors

Transformative NED Project links INCREMENTAL, large volume and prolific Marcellus supplies to New England

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT (NED)

Marcellus

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Page 5: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Provides direct access to incremental supply from the most prolific shale play in the US Marcellus, Utica growing supplies Over 6 BCF/d Marcellus Supply on TGP post NED

Designed to serve new and existing gas and power markets New and existing gas and power markets along TGP and NED corridors Gas and power markets on the Algonquin system via HubLine and Mendon Gas and power markets on the Iroquois system via interconnect @ Wright Gas and power markets in Maine and Atlantic Canada via M&NP and PNGTS

Economy / consumers New gas service New generation in the “right spots” New industry Lower prices for consumers

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS

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Page 6: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

National Grid (MA) & (RI) (186,963 Dth/d) Liberty Utilities (Energy North Natural Gas) Corp. (NH) (115,000 Dth/d) Columbia Gas of Massachusetts (MA) (114,300 Dth/d) The Berkshire Gas Company (MA) Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation (CT) Southern Connecticut Gas Corporation (CT) Westfield Gas & Electric (MA) …and others

Additional Precedent Agreement negotiations ongoing

Participant in Maine PUC pipeline proceeding

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - COMMITTED MARKET

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Page 7: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

TGP CURRENT DIRECT SERVICE TO NEW ENGLAND POWER GENERATIONTGP currently serves approximately 5079 MW in New England

NED will increase TGP’s ability to serve power generation

Power Plant Name MWHeatRate

ANP Blackstone Energy Project 578 6799Berkshire Power 289 7291Capitol District Energy Center 78 9287Granite Ridge 900 6895L Energia Facility 85 8255Lowell Cogeneration 34 13379Masspower 261 7625Milford CT 578 7098Millennium Power 360 7526Ocean States I 254 7862Ocean States II 254 7828Pawtucket Power Associates 69 8616Pittsfield Generating Co LP 173 7881Rhode Island State Energy (FPLE) 596 6926Stony Brook (MA) 350 8671Waters River 44 13172West Springfield 120 9615Windsor Locks 56 8309

Grand Total/Avg 5,079 7,552

7Source: Velocity Suites

Page 8: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECTCRITICAL TO NEW ENGLAND GENERATION

Direct access to low cost, incremental, abundant supply

Replaces declining Atlantic Canadian natural gas supplies

Supplies M&NP power load

Provides incremental supply and high pressure to Algonquin via HubLine where it is critically needed

Proximity to Mass Hub - likely siting of new generation

In discussion with 3,400 MW proposed new generation

NED can provide incremental supply to majority of New England gas fired generation

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Page 9: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

PIPELINE EXPANSIONS – PRICING IMPACT

Rockies Express• REX to Clarington, OH 1.8Bcf

Barnett Shale • Centerpoint Carthage-Perryville 1.9Bcf• Boardwalk Gulf Crossing: 1.7Bcf• Mid-Continent Express to Transco Station 85: 1.8Bcf

Incremental supply at significant volumes directly lowers energy cost

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Page 10: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Firm contractual path from Marcellus

Provides EDC with rate certainty

Customized services including no-notice, linepack services, hourly flexibility

EDC volumes add to well defined project with diverse customer commitments

TGP PROPOSAL FOR EDC

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Page 11: Northeast Energy Direct · PDF fileNORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT - PROJECT BENEFITS. 5 Executed ~500,000 Dth/d of Anchor Shipper Precedent Agreements with key New England LDCs, including:

Provides for gas and electric reliability throughout northeast

Transformative solution that will lower gas prices in New England and energy costs for the consumer

Provides direct access to incremental supply from the most prolific shale play in the US

NED will be a critical component to any regional solution to address electric reliability

NORTHEAST ENERGY DIRECT –ESSENTIAL & COMPLETE SOLUTION

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NED Contact Information

Business DevelopmentBecky Mack713-420-4656

[email protected]

Project Website: www.kindermorgan.com/business/gas_pipelines/east/neenergydirect/

Public Affairs/Project OutreachAllen Fore

[email protected]

Media RelationsRichard Wheatley

713-420-6828Richard_Wheatley@Kindermo

rgan.com

Business DevelopmentCurtis Cole

[email protected]

Business DevelopmentCoralie Sculley713-420-6336

[email protected]

Business DevelopmentDodson Skipworth

713-420-2727Dodson_Skipworth@Kindermorgan.

com

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