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Kinder Morgan Kinder Morgan Silver Canyon Silver Canyon
PipelinePipelineBusiness OverviewACC Workshop NOIFebruary 13, 2004
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OverviewOverview
Map Markets Supply Basins Timeline
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Silver Canyon PipelineSilver Canyon Pipeline
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Needles
Topock
Blythe/Ehrenberg
Phoenix
San Diego
Las Vegas
TucsonEl Paso
Albuquerque
Blanco
Blythe EnergyPower Plant
Harqualhala
PandaGila River
Plant
Palo VerdeArlington Valley
MesquiteRedhawk
West Phoenix
ProposedCopper Eagle
Storage
Silver Canyon Pipeline
Market Hub
Power Plant
3rd Party Pipeline
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MarketsMarkets
Arizona Phoenix area
Utility LDC (2 proposed interconnects with
SWG) Power Plants: Hoping to serve the
6300 MW of new generation near Palo Verde
California (Ehrenberg) SoCalGas Baja Norte
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Supply Basins Supply Basins
Rocky Mountains (TransColorado) Significant increase in
Piceance/Paradox production over next 5 years
TransColorado 125,000/d expansion to San Juan Hub 4th Qtr. 2004
San Juan Slight production decline over the
next 10 years, but increased south flow from Rockies will fill the gap
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LNG Access from BajaLNG Access from Baja
Firm transportation is offered from supply sources at Ehrenberg (LNG) to markets East of California (Phoenix)
Pipeline segment from Phoenix to Ehrenberg will be bi-directional
300,000 MMBtu/d
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TimelineTimeline
Open Season Closed April 30, 2003
Mid-2006 In-Service date (depends on customer needs)
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Here’s what you get Here’s what you get with Kinder Morganwith Kinder Morgan
Flexibility Contractual flexibility
Seasonal contract volumes, sculpted contract volumes
Receipt to delivery point pathing Alternate receipt and delivery points
(including out of the path) Primary firm transportation from Ehrenberg
to Phoenix area Fully segmented, Order 637 compliant
Operational flexibility 16/24 hour gas day
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How we are different How we are different from other expansion from other expansion projectsprojects
Kinder Morgan has strong balance sheet which allows flexibility when raising capital for expansions/acquisitions
Access to the Rocky Mountain, San Juan Basins (vs. Permian) and LNG
Lower fuel Pipeline industry experience
Commercial Construction and Operations
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Contact InformationContact InformationBusiness Development Business Development TeamTeam
Steven M. Harris, Vice President [email protected] 713-369-9214
Lorraine M. Lindberg, Manager [email protected] 713-369-9277
Kimberly S. Watson, Director [email protected] 713-369-9233