energy east pipeline: what, why and how?

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ENERGY EAST PIPELINE

Presentation Overview

About TransCanada

What is Energy East?

Why? Some of the Benefits

Timeline

Respecting the Environment

Delivering Energy Safely

Safety and Emergency Response

Committed to Engaging in Consultations

Summary Highlights

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AboutTransCanada

TransCanada is a Canadiancompany w ith over 60 years ofexperience bui lding pipelinesand power infrastructure safelyand reliably

Premier oil pipeline systemoperator 1.4 million bbl/d ultimate capacity 33 per cent of Canadian exportsOperates one of North Americaslargest natural gas pipelinenetworks 68,500 km of pipeline 14 Bcf/d or 20 per cent of

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AboutTransCanada

Largest private sector power generatorin Canada 20 power facilities, 10,800 MW that power

approximately 11 million homes

Wind, solar and hydro 1,167 MW

Third largest natural gas storageoperator in North America 406 Bcf of capacity



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A 4,600-km project that will carry 1.1 million barrels per day of crudeoil from Alberta and Saskatchewan to refineries in Eastern Canada

Major components of the project: Converting roughly 3,000 km of existing natural gas pipeline in Saskatchewan,

Manitoba and Ontario into an oil pipeline

Building 1,600 km of new pipeline in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Eastern Ontario,Qubec and New Brunswick to link up with the converted pipe

Building associated facilities, pump stations and tank terminals needed to moveoil from Alberta to Qubec and New Brunswick, including marine facilities forshipping exports to other markets



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Energy East New Brunswick



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Canaport Energy East Marine Terminal

Joint venture betweenTransCanada and Irving Oil

Crude oil export terminal

Fixed jetty with two berthcapability

Monitored and operated with

latest technology



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Why? Some of the ProjectBenefits

Domestic source of crude oil for eastern refineries

Displace higher cost foreign imports

Expansion and upgrade opportunitiesIncreased crude oil capacity f rom Western Canada

Access to new Eastern Canadian and export markets

Reduced price discount

Re-purposing of under-utilized natural gas pipeline

Avoid constructing new pipeline

Significantly reduced environmental impact



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Energy East will generate

$2.8 billion in additional gross domestic product (GDP) for New Brunswick duringsix years of development and construction (2013-2018), and the first 40 years ofoperation of the pipeline

Energy East will directly support 1,427 full time jobs for New Brunswick during development and construction of the

pipeline

and another 121 full-time jobs will be maintained by the pipeline once it beginsservice

Energy East will generate

An additional $694 million in tax revenues for all levels of government inNew Brunswick over the life of the project

Energy East Economic Benefitsfor New Brunswick*

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Project Schedule

Q2 2013: Commercial Open Season

Q1 2014: Project Description Filed

By Mid-2014: Regulatory Applications Filed

Q4 2015: Final Regulatory Approval

2018: Commissioning and In-Service toQuebec

Late 2018: Commissioning and In-Service toSaint John



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Pipeline Safety: Pipelines andWatercourses

Approximately350,000 km of liquidlines in North America

30,000km are inCanada

Cross over 2500 riversgreater than 30 m(100ft) wide

Thousands of smallertributaries



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Trenchless crossingswhere feasible onhighly sensitivestreams

Extra valves installed inkey areas to isolate thepipeline in smallersections

Regular aerial patrol Exterior fusion bonded

epoxy coating Cathodic protection

Pipeline Safety &Watercourses



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Emergency Response Planning

TransCanada will develop an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) in accordancewith federal regulations (NEB OPR)

To be completed and submitted before in-service

Developed in consultations with local emergency service agencies (i.e. firedepartments, emergency managers, etc.)

Specialized oil spill equipment will be procured and stored strategically alongpipeline system

Trained responders are on-call 24/7 and include TransCanada personnel andcontractors

TransCanada takes full responsibility for emergency response and clean-up

Consultations with local emergency services agencies are underway



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