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Delhi Connector

Tellurian Midstream Group | April 2019

Solving the last mile problem

SW Louisiana: core of US gas demand2025

Notes: LNG demand includes ambient capacity; Sources: company data, Drilling Info, Entergy, Tellurian estimates

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L o u i s i a n aT e x a s

G u l f o f M e x i c o

Driftwood LNG

Cameron LNG

Sabine Pass LNG

+20 bcf/d of potential demand by 2023-25 includes: (1) Sabine Pass 1-6(2) Cameron LNG 1-5(3) Driftwood LNG(4) Golden Pass(5) Calcasieu Pass(6) Port Arthur LNG(7) Lake Charles(8) Magnolia (9) SASOL(10) Lake Charles CCGT(11) OCI Methanol/Ammonia(12) Exxon Beaumont

expansion

West

Inbound to SWLA (2019)

~11 bcf/d

HaynesvillePerryville/Delhi

Eunice/Station 85

Lake Charles, LA

SW Louisiana is the epicenter of US LNG growth• 11 bcf/d of expected pipeline

capacity not enough for +20 bcf/d of potential demand in 2025

• Need North/South infrastructure to connect supply to demand

Golden Pass LNG

Corpus Christi T1-3Freeport T1-3

Sabine Pass T5-6Cameron T1-5

DriftwoodGolden Pass

CalcasieuPort Arthur

Elba Island

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Texas Louisiana Other Gulf Coast*

Sector demand growth 2017-2025 (bcf/d)IndustrialPowerLNG

*MS, AL, GA and FLSource: IHS-Markit (long-term outlook 2H 2018), LNG TELL Analysis; Golden Pass and Port Arthur included in LA due to connectivity

LNG dominates demand growthNo better market in the Southeast or US Gulf Coast than SW Louisiana

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bcf/d

Northeast production to continue to growPerfect complement to LNG demand

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Source: IHS-Markit Feb 2019 LT-outlook

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Marcellus PA Marcellus WV

Utica Other Liquids focused gas production

Last mile problemYou can get to Houston or Perryville, but you still need more infrastructure to get to demand growth

Sources: ARI, Drilling Info

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Carthage

Perryville

Transco St85

FGT Z3HSC

HHAD

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Marcellus-Utica196

Permian

Anadarko

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Eagle Ford

131Total selected basin shale production,bcf/d

Resource size, tcf

Marcellus pipelines: 7.7 bcf/d

Midship: 1.3 bcf/d

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2017 2025Haynesville

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86.4 35.8

2017 2025 Incrementalproduction

KMI: ~4.0 bcf/d

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Shipper delivery vs. takeaway comparison (bcf/d)

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Net pipeline delivery/takeaway (bcf/d)

Market driven out of balanceA significant portion of Northeast pipeline capacity reversals do not reach end-user markets due to physical pipeline constraints

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Market is looking for new infrastructure to solve the problem

Source: Informational postings on company EBB’s, PointLogic

Perryville basis weakeningHaynesville production largely headed to Perryville/Delhi

Source: iCE, RS Energy

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The worst is yet to comeSouthbound capacity just starting to ramp up

Source: RS Energy Group

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ANR CG Mainline NGPL TGP TGT Trunkline Total Southbound Capacity Annual Average Net Southbound Flows

Louisiana gas flows and basis - 2023RBN Energy Haynesville S&D (bcf/d):

Production: 9.6Demand: 0.5 Net Outflows: 9.1

South Louisiana S&D (bcf/d):Production: 2.6Demand: 4.1 Net Inflows: 1.5Imbalance -0.8-$0.45

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*Haynesville, Bossier, Cotton Valley (Terryville)

Perryville S&D (bcf/d):Production: 0.0Demand: 0.2 Net Inflows: 0.2

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TCO-$0.62

Haynesville*East Texas Transco St 85

Perryville

South LA

Katy/Ship

DCPLMap & Terms

DCPL route & potential interconnects

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DCPL anticipated receipts

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Note: Actual meter size/location to be determined after the open season closes, PGAP determines the shippers’ desired receipts and verifies the interconnect with third-party pipeline.

DCPL anticipated deliveries

Note: Actual meter size/location to be determined after the open season closes, PGAP determines the shippers’ desired deliveries and verifies the interconnect with third-party pipeline.

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Thank you

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