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Port Houston UpdateRich Byrnes | Chief Infrastructure Officer | Port Houston

February 12, 2019

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Discussion Topics

• Port Houston 2018 Highlights• Focus: Houston Ship Channel• Development Plans

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Breakfast!

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Lots of Work Behind the Scenes

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Economic Activity

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Port Houston…Behind the Scenes

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1899

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2019

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Port Houston’s Success:Growth supported by Innovation

Container TEU's x 100,000’s

Texas Population, Millions1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2018

Total POH Cargo x 10 Millions

5

10

15

20

25

0

-45

-40

-35

-30

-25

Ship Channel Depth, feet (right axis)

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Containers

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Container Growth

0

500,000

1,000,000

1,500,000

2,000,000

2,500,000

3,000,000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

IMPORTSEXPORTSTOTAL

Note: Totals include empty containersSource: PHA Accounting, PHA Market Development

2018

2023

1.9 2.12.2

2.42.7

3.3

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Steel

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4.7

6.7

4.8

2.2

3.74.4

$98 $93

$48$43 $50

$65

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Steel MM Tons WTI Annual Average $/BBL

Steel up 21%

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2018 Built: Container Yard 6 South @ Bayport

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2018 Built: Container Yard 1 and East End at Barbours Cut

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Rehabilitating Old City Docks

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99 Sections H & I

BCT Blvd to 146 connectors

Peninsula Road Expansion

RR Double-track at Broadway

I-69 / 99S bypass

SH 330 Connectivity

SH 225 Expansion& Connectors

Bayport Port Road and RR Spur

Other road and rail improvements

Crosby-Lynchburg Improvements

Container Barges

BW-8 Bridge Expansion

Inland distribution (not shown)xShipChannel

BCT

BPT

Example Current & Potential Area Projects

Priority: Freight Mobility

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Project Start:Peninsula Road improvementWorking with TxDOT and Harris County

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Project Start: Broadway Double Track

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Future is Bright, Supported by Fundamentals

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Population Driving Imports

Map Source: Urban Institute Mapping America’s Futures

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New Petrochemical Project Announcements – USGC 2012

Manufacturing Driving Exports

Source: Lee Nichols, Hydrocarbon Processing Magazine, Energy Construction Form 3/16

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Source: Lee Nichols, Hydrocarbon Processing Magazine, Energy Construction Form 3/16

New Project Announcements – Through Q1-2016

Manufacturing Driving Exports

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Energy Sea Change

US Crude Oil Exports Since 1920

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TOPIC: RESIN PERFORMANCEPORT HOUSTON DOMINATES US POLYETHYLENE EXPORT

The top six ports control 98% ofwaterborne exports

Port Houston handles 7 out of 10 containers of US waterborne PE export

72.1%

11.0%

8.8%

3.8%

1.8%

2.5%

0

Houston

LA/Long Beach

New Orleans

Charleston

Freeport TX

All Other US Ports

Graph: US Waterborne PE Exports by PortUnits: Metric Tons; Time: 12 months to Oct 2018 (latest available data) Source: Customs Data from Census Bureau

US MarketShare %

160,000 teus 240,000 teus 320,000 teus2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000

80,000 teus1,000,000

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0

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

All US Houston Other Ports

Graph: US Waterborne Export of Polyethylene (PE) ResinMonthly Metric Tons through Oct 2018 (latest availabledata) Source: Customs Data from CensusBureau

TOPIC: RESIN PERFORMANCEPOLYETHYLENE EXPORT GROWTH

US PE export has exploded in 2018, as predicted.

Port Houston PE tonnage has increased twice as much as all other US ports combined in 12 months to Oct 2018

All US Ports Total (+40.4%)

Port Houston (+37.8%)

Other US Ports (+47.7%)

Future PE Export Growth

Percentage change reflects 12 months to Oct 2018 vs. 12 months to Oct 2017

200,0006,000 teus

400,00032,000 teus

600,00048,000 teus

800,00064,000 teus

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Total

Europe

East Asia

Latin America

SouthAsia

Australia

North America

Africa

Middle East

Graph: Growth in US PE Exports by TradelaneBased on Metric Tons in 12 months to Oct 2018 minus 12 months to Oct 2017 Source: Customs Data from Census Bureau

TOPIC: RESIN PERFORMANCEPOLYETHYLENE EXPORT TRADELANE GROWTH

Europe has been absorbing significant amounts of incremental PE exports. This was not anticipated by market experts.

East Asia has been underperforming expectation. This may be due to tariffs in China.

32,000 teus400,000

64,000 teus800,000

96,000 teus1,200,000

32,000 teus-400,000 0

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TOPIC: EQUIPMENT BALANCEPORT HOUSTON CONTAINER BALANCE

Today, loaded imports exceed loaded exports

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

Graph: Port of Houston Container Volume by TypeSource: PHA Accounting Units: Monthly TEUs

Empty Imports

Loaded Exports

Loaded Imports

Empty Exports

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Priority: Houston Ship Channel

Houston—USA’s Busiest Channel

Houston: 22,000 ship moves200,000 barge moves LA+LB NY/NJ Houston

9,945

5,508

3,860

Deep Draft Ship CallsPORT HOUSTON | 31

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Sept 10, 2018

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USACE “Megastudy” Current Plan

+4 ft+5 ft

WIDERWIDER

WIDER

WIDER

Deeper:+4 ft

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700’

current

2-way channel

Federal Recommended Plan

No widening,1-way channel

(operationally unsound,unsafe)

530’

proposed

Revised Plan features include a flaw that does not satisfy needs of industry or pilots

Widening is necessary for safety and efficiency

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Industry Inputs:Cannot constrain national economic growth

Oil & Gas Plays in the “Shale Revolution”

Manufacturing, Population and Jobs supported by Oil & Gas Drilling and Production

USGC Petrochem Projects

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Update on Sediment Capture & Control

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Before Harvey

8/22/2017

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After Harvey

8/31/2017

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Cost of Draft Restrictions

1 foot Shoaling can cost shipping over $300 million per year 3 feet can cost Container ships $1 million in revenue for each ship call Extra costs translate into higher prices for goods

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1935 Flood-Turning Basin Terminal

“tons of mud and wreckage were dumped into the channel”

“serious navigation hazards”

“Shipping was tied up for days, and all of Texas suffered as a result ”

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Key Q: How to include Sediment Capture and Control in Flood Control Projects?

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30’ Authorized 36’ Authorized

+7’ sump

+2’ adv maintMitigation on the Channel Side

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Protect City of HoustonStorm Water Management

Prevent Silt in the Ship Channel

Flood Control “Options” for SCC: • Detention basins• Enlargement and rectification of channels• Construction of control works• Diversions and soft solutions• Source control management

Land side: Driving Toward Success

Mitigation on the Land Side

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SCC Working Group Established

• Initial members:– HCFCD– CoH Resilience Office– PHA– USACE (invited)

• Focus areas– Technology– Policy– Funding

HCFCD = Harris County Flood Control DistrictCoH = City of HoustonPHA = Port of Houston AuthorityUSACE = US Army Corps of Engineers

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Illustrative Work Program

A B C

DE F

G

H

Turning Basin Terminals

Public Grain Elevators 1 and 2

Woodhouse

Bulk Terminal

Jacintoport

Care Terminal

Barbours Cut Container Terminal

Bayport Container Terminal

ABCDEFGH

Container Truck GatesWharf RehabNew YardsEnergy SustainabilityUtilities ImprovementsSecurity SystemsCrane DemoDock DemoConcrete StructuresDrainage SystemsRail ExtensionsRoad ExpansionsCargo Handling

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All - Fender Replacements

BPT Truck Gate Lanes

BCT Intersection @ 146

WH Concrete Road

BCT CY 3 Reconstruction

BCT CY2 Mid-South Yard Reconstruction

TB Lower Level Road and Utilities Redesign

TB Transit Shed Re-Roof / Re-Skin

All - Rail Switch Replacements

TB Wharf Rehabilitations

BPT / BCT Move Cranes

TB Transit Shed Utilities and Facilities

TB Wharf 33 and Dredging

BPT East Empty Yard Utilities and Boundaries

BW-8 Yard, Land Access and Wharves

BPT Wharf 6 CPS & Power

BPT Wharf 4-5 Strengthening

BPT SS Building

BPT Wharf 7WH Wharves Rehab

Care Roof Replacement

Jacintoport Transit Shed Refurb

Design Program Highlights

BPT East End

BCT Maintenance Complex

BCT West YardsBCT Channel Widening

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BCT CAPEX Phasing Plan

WHARF 3WHARF 4 WHARF 5/6

CY 1&2 N.

CY 2 S.

CY 3

CY 4 N&SCY 5 N&S

ENTRY GATE

ADM

M&RTBD

ENTRY GATE

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WHARF 1

WHARF 6WHARF 7

East Empty Yard

CY 2 S.

CY 1 N.

CY 1 S.

Bayport CAPEX Phasing Plan

West Empty Yard - Complete

CY6 S –Complete

CY 7

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Turning Basin Rehabs

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Turning Basin Rehabs

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Evaluating New Tech

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Intelligent Transportation Systems

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Priority: Awareness and Connection to Community

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Houston, Buffalo Bayou and East End…

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Buffalo Bayou

Sediments Sump Park

Footbridge

Nature Center Footbridge

Water Taxi Dock, Bayou Viewing Decks South & NorthAnd Pumpstation

Innovation Center with Walking Path

Sam Houston Pavilion Access

TurningBasin

“Lighthouse” Observation Deck

Hidalgo Park

Yolanda Navarro Black Nature Center

What If… Turning Basin Innovation Complex

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Source: SWA Group

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Oct 20, 2018 Berm Planting & Dedication

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Within sight of the Terminals

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Communities, Port and Industry Working Together

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THANK YOURich Byrnes

Chief Infrastructure OfficerPort Houston

Questions?713.670.2400

[email protected]

www.PortHouston.com

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