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Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute Joint Producers Meeting CO 2 in Wyoming June 26, 2007 Casper, WY Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline Authority

Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute Joint Producers Meeting CO 2 in Wyoming June 26, 2007 Casper, WY Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline

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Page 1: Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute Joint Producers Meeting CO 2 in Wyoming June 26, 2007 Casper, WY Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline

Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery InstituteJoint Producers Meeting

CO2 in Wyoming

June 26, 2007Casper, WY

Brian JeffriesExecutive Director

Wyoming Pipeline Authority

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What is the Wyoming Pipeline Authority?

• Board of Directors appointed by Governor

• Mission (i) to promote the infrastructure necessary to produce oil and gas assets of the state and (ii) to promote access to high value markets

• If it can move in a pipeline, its within our charter

• Bonding capability to $3 Billion

• Not a regulatory, enforcement, rate making or policy setting body

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How do pipelines get built?

• Interstate gas pipeline model• Pipeline companies don’t build on speculation• Long term commitments from credit worthy

shippers for 90%+ of capacity• Sometimes market pull, sometimes supply push• Multi-year lead time to design construct• Up front engineering and environmental expense

growing

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Potential Terms in a CO2 Transportation Contract

• 10 – 30 year initial contract life• Fixed Monthly Fee is based on units of contract

capacity• Fixed Monthly Fee is paid whether capacity used

or not• Usage Fees are quite low• Credit worthiness of shipper is big issue

Page 5: Wyoming Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute Joint Producers Meeting CO 2 in Wyoming June 26, 2007 Casper, WY Brian Jeffries Executive Director Wyoming Pipeline

Generic Future Generation

McMurry

DKRW

Madden

16”

12”

16”16”

20”

16”

A (very) rough outline of a CO2 grid to serve Wyoming – roughly 480 miles of new line

Existing Exxon/Anadarko System

Exxon

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Rate assumptions

• 480 Miles of 20” – 16” – 12”• $52,000 - $57,000 per inch mile• All compression borne by suppliers• Debt/equity ratio 70/30• Debt @ 7%Equity Return @12% • Three years to place in service• Bridge loan debt @ 10%• 10 – 30 year contract horizons• 540,000 Mcf per day of capacity

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Rate matrix – 540,000 Mcf/d system

Contract Term (Yrs)

Levelized Rate per Mcf of capacity

Annual fixed fees on a 50,000

Mcf/d contract

Life of contract fixed fees on a 50,000 Mcf/d

contract

10 $0.44 $8.0 MM $80 MM

15 $0.37 $6.8 MM $101 MM

20 $0.34 $6.2 MM $124 MM

30 $0.31 $5.7 MM $172 MM

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Rate matrix – 360,000 Mcf/d system

Contract Term (Yrs)

Levelized Rate per Mcf of capacity

Annual fixed fees on a 50,000

Mcf/d contract

Life of contract fixed fees on a 50,000 Mcf/d

contract

10 $0.55 $10.0 MM $100 MM

15 $0.46 $8.4 MM $126 MM

20 $0.42 $7.7 MM $153 MM

30 $0.40 $7.3 MM $219 MM

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Alternative sources of funds

• State of Wyoming – Constitutional Issues• Federal Government?• EOR Producer coalitions?• Utility Buyers of Generation Output?• CO2 Producers?

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What about crude export capacity?

• Capacity out of Wyoming constrained at present• Driven by increased Canadian, Wyoming

production• Some expansions on the way• Crude line expansions accomplished along

same dynamic as natural gas• Where needed crude gathering lines could be

laid with CO2 lines

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Brian Jeffries

Executive Director

Wyoming Pipeline Authority

[email protected]

(303) 619.3906