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2015

PROVIDING PERMIAN SPECIFIC BEST PRACTICES FOR THE MARKETING OF DIFFERENT QUALITY AND GRAVITY CRUDES AND THE CASE FOR FURTHER CAPACITY UPGRADES

Understanding Production Forecast For High Gravity and WTI Quality Crudes And CondensatesEvaluating The Business Case For PipelineAnd Refinery Upgrades IdentifyingNewMarkets And Export Opportunities

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July 29-30, 2015 | Houston | Texas

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• PRODUCTION FORECAST & DRILLING ECONOMICS: Showcasing production forecasts, quality being extracted and drilling costs to identify what the future looks like and ensure companies plan ahead

• ADAPTING TO HIGH GRAVITY CRUDES & CONDENSATES: Revealing refinery and pipeline perspectives on modifying infrastructure to eliminate bottlenecks

• HIGH GRAVITY CRUDES & CONDENSATES MARKETS: Identifying alternative destinations for high gravity crude and condensates to maximize netbacks

• EXPORTS: Understanding BIS export criteria and determining the ability of infrastructure to export crude in the wake of future regulatory changes

• MIDSTREAM PROJECTS, STORAGE CAPACITY & GATHERING SYSTEMS: Showcasing existing & future midstream projects, reviewing storage capacity & gathering systems to ensure the industry is prepared for future production spikes

• GAS & NGL REVIEW: Assessing the latest production forecasts, takeaway options and optimal markets to ensure producers receive the highest netback on all commodities

• M&A ACTIVITY: Identifying trends and opportunities for M&A activity to balance underperforming assets with high growth opportunities and optimize cash flow

Eric Peterson Co-Founder & Senior Business Analyst ARB Midstream

Carlton Dole Director of Business Development Green Lake Fuels

Matthew Goitia CEO Peaker Energy

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Bernie Thomas Co-Founder Navigator Energy Services

Darrel Hagerman Vice President Commerical Development - Central Crestwood Midstream Partners

Pat McGannon Vice President Business Development Rangeland Energy

Doug Coleman Vice President New Ventures Prism Resources

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Dear Colleague,

As we move into the second half 2015 we approach an unprecedented juncture of new opportunity for the U.S. oil & gas industry. With WTI and Brent approaching and surpassing $60 and forecasts indicating prices will continue to rise, confidence is returning that the nadir has passed. The emphasis is now on how to react most effectively and optimize this second wave of growth.However, new production on the horizon also raises new challenges, with pipelines and refineries struggling to cope with the surge in high gravity crudes and condensates being produced across the basin.

E&Ps are keen to hear pipeline, storage, rail and trucking solutions to ensure takeaway capacity meets supply and reaches the optimal markets to maximize netback. Meanwhile, midstream providers need to quantify production forecasts on a play-by-play basis to assess the business case for further build out.

The Permian Basin Takeaway Capacity & Product Markets Congress 2015 brings together a diverse variety of E&Ps and midstream companies across the Basin to compare production forecasts play-by-play with the roll out of pipelines for high gravity crude, condensate, gas and NGL.

Presentations will also assess markets and destinations, such as the retrofitting of refineries in the gulf coast to cater for sweet light crude and industry leading insights will identify current and future bottlenecks including pipeline specifications, market saturation and condensate blending limitations.

As the 4th event in the successful series, this is the only congress to focus purely on the Permian midstream, analyzing production play-by-play and takeaway commodity-by-commodity. This is the annual event trusted and attended by every major E&P and midstream company looking to stay in the loop with the ever changing infrastructure and markets attributed to the Permian Basin.

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PRODUCTION FORECASTS, PIPELINE AND REFINERY MODIFICATIONS AND MARKETS FOR HIGH QUALITY CRUDES AND CONDENSATES

Day 1Wednesday July 29, 2015

8.20 Chair’s Opening Remarks

PRODUCTION FORECASTSExamining Operator Production Forecasts For Each Possible Future Pricing Scenario To Identify Demand For Midstream

Infrastructure And Refining Capacity

PRODUCTION FORECASTS IN THE PERMIAN BASIN

8.30 Forecasting Overall Production Quantity And Quality Across The Permian Basin To Determine Demand For Midstream Infrastructure In The Low Oil Price Environment

•Scrutinizingwhicharethemostproductivesub-basinsinthePermiantodeterminewhereproductionisgoingtocontinuerising,stabilizingorfalling

•Quantifyingthenumberofdrillingpermitsanditsimpactonproductionforecaststoidentifyhowproductionwilllooklikegoingforward

•Examiningshort-termandlong-terminvestmentsbeingmadeineachregionofthePermiantounderstandwhatstepscanbetakenbymidstreamcompaniestoavoidnegativeimpactonredeployment

•Assessingwhetherinternalproductionratesaregoingtostayflatinthenextcoupleofyearsoriftheywillstartdroppingofftounderstandifthereisoverbuiltcapacityandwhatlaysaheadformidstreamcompanies

Eric Peterson, Senior Business Analyst & Co-Founder, ARB Midstream

9.00 Question & Answer Session

OIL PRICE IMPLICATIONS ON PRODUCTION FORECASTS

9.10 E&P Perspective On Break-Even Points On New Drilling Projects To Predict How Oil Price Will Impact Production Quantities And Midstream Infrastructure Demand

•Evaluatingwhatfactorsarelookedupontodeterminewhichbasinscompaniesaregoingtoproducein

•Examiningwhatthebreak-evenpriceisineachparticularregionofthePermianBasintounderstandwheredrillingisgoingtobeceasedorcontinued

•Explainingbreak-evenpricesandpositivecashflowtoverifyatwhichpointproductioncompanieswillstartdrillingagain

•Examiningthenumberofrigsworkingandnumberofwellstofrackininventorytoestablishatimeframeforincreaseanddeclineofoilvolumesandunderstandhowlongproductionwillkeepgoing

•ComparingDelawarevs.MidlandBasinstoestablishaconsensusonwheresweetspotsareandtounderstandifthereispotentialforfuturedrillingonthoseareas

Chris Faulkner, CEO, Breitling Energy


9.50 Morning Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area

HIGH GRAVITY CRUDES & CONDENSATESProducer, Refinery And Midstream Perspectives On

Modifying Infrastructure To Transport High Gravity Crudes And Condensates

HIGH GRAVITY COMMODITY PRODUCTION FORECAST

10.20 Providing A Region-By-Region Production Forecast Of High Gravity Crudes And Condensates To Determine Pipeline And Refinery Specification Requirements

•AssessingtrendsinproductionqualityacrossthePermianbasintodeterminethetotalpipelineandrefinerycapacityrequiredforeachsegmentontheAPIgravityspectrum

•Reviewingdrillingplanstodeterminehighgravityproductionratesforeachsub-basinincludingtheDelawareandMidlandbasins

•UnderstandingwhichareasofthePermianwillbeprioritizedforfutureproductionwhenoilpricesrisetopredictlong-termtrendinproductionqualityacrossthebasin

•HearinganoverviewonthetrendtowardshighergravityandcondensateproductionacrossUSshaleplaystodeterminethetotalpressureonpipelinesandrefineriestoadapt


REFINERY PERSPECTIVE: ADAPTING TO HIGH GRAVITY CRUDES

11.00 Evaluating The Business Case For Modifying Refineries To Maximize The Value Of High Gravity Barrels

•Examiningatwhichpointrefinerswillpushbackcondensatesincrudeoilstreamtounderstanditsimpactoncurrentcondensatestabilizationproposals

•Evaluatingwhattypesofgradesarebeingacceptedbydomesticrefineriestoavoidpushback

•Understandingatwhichpointarerefineriesalteringtheirspecificationstorunlightercrudetounderstandwhethertheywillhavecapacitytorunthroughexistinginventories

•Quantifyinghowmuchrefineriesareabsorbinghighgravitycrudeswiththeircurrentinfrastructuredesignstounderstandhowmuchisgettingintothemarket


MIDSTREAM PERSPECTIVE: ADAPTING TO HIGH GRAVITY CRUDE

11.40 Hearing Pipeline Modification Plans To Clear Bottlenecks For High Gravity Crudes And Condensates

•ExaminingpipelinespecificationsbeingusedonstandardWTIvs.highergravitystreamstoguaranteecommodityflowsandcrudequalityisbeingmet

•EvaluatingwhichcompanieshaveadaptedtorefineryconfigurationandincreasedratesforhighgravitycrudeoilsupplytounderstandifthistrendisexpectedtoplayoutinfutureinfrastructuredevelopmentinthePermian

•ExaminingthequalityoflightercrudeoilproductiongoingthroughLonghornandBridgeTextosustaintheneedforshifttohighergravityspecsonallpipelines

•Identifyingthedecisionmakingprocessfornotusinggravitybankstoavoidunnecessaryspendingbybatching

•Examiningsegregationinshippingbatchesandcommonstreamstoidentifyhowcompanieshavebeencontrollingthequalityofcrudecominginpipelines

Mark Luitwieler, COO and Co-Founder, Peaker Energy12.10 Question & Answer Session

12.20 Networking Lunch In The Exhibition Showcase Area

CRUDE AND CONDENSATE DESTINATIONSExamining Which Markets Can Offer Highest Netbacks For

High Gravity Crudes And Condensates And Which Treatment Strategies Have Successfully Raised Commodity Values

CRUDE DESTINATIONS

1.20 Benchmarking Pricing Differentials Between The Gulf, East And West Coasts To Identify New Market Opportunities In the Low Oil Price Environment

•ExaminingrefineryplanstoadapttohighgravitycrudesandcondensatesacrosstheUStomaximizethevalueofPermianbarrels

•BenchmarkingpipelinedemandwithcapacitytotargetmarketssuchasLouisianaandHoustontodeterminepressurefortransportingtomoredistantdestination

•ReviewingthecapacityandpriceofrailtransportbeyondtheGulfCoasttodeterminewhetherEastorWestCoastscancompetewithtraditionalmarkets

•Understandinghowpricingdifferentialswouldbeimpactedbyregulatorychangestoallowcrudeexports

Pat McGannon, Vice President - Business Development, Rangeland Energy1.50 Question & Answer Session

CONDENSATE DESTINATIONS

2.00 Determining The Optimal Market For Condensates Including Export And Blending Opportunities To Ensure Producers Receive The Highest Netback

•Understandingthequantityofcurrentcondensateproductionisbeingblendedtokeepthecommodityflowing

•Reviewingthepricesandpenaltiespipelinesarechargingonhighergravitiesandstrategiesappliedbyproducerstoavoidcutstotheirnetbacks

•Examiningtowhatextentcommoditiesarebeingconsumedorstoredtoconcludewhetherpricesarebasedontrueorforceddemand

•Hearingwhatpricesareavailableforprocessedcondensatescompliantwithexportcriteriacomparedwithblendingopportunities

Al Troner, Associate, Baker Institute2.30 Question & Answer Session

CONDENSATE TREATMENT STRATEGIES

2.40 Examining Successful Upgrading, Stabilizing And Blending Strategies To Maximize The Value Of Condensate

•HearingwhichstrategieshavebeensuccessfullyusedtomakehighgravitycrudesmarketableoutofthePermian

•Understandinghowandwhenlightercondensatesarebeingsegregated,blendedandbatchedtoverifyitspricingimpactonthemarket

•Examiningeconomicsolutionsforupgrading,stabilizingandtreatinghighergravityproductstoincreaseproductprice

Doug Coleman, Vice President - New Ventures, Prism Midstream3.10 Question & Answer Session

3.20 Afternoon Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area

EXPORTSEvaluating The Criteria For Condensate Exports And

Determining The Implications Of Crude Export Regulations On Pricing And Infrastructure Build-Out Requirements

PROCESSED CONDENSATES EXPORTS

3.50 Understanding BIS Export Criteria And Reviewing Capacity For Stabilization And Transport To Ports To Ensure Producers Can Utilize Global Condensate Markets

•UnderstandingBIScriteriaforexportingprocessedcondensatestodeterminehowmuchwillbeclearedforexport

•Evaluatingdemandfromexportmarketsforprocessedcondensatestodeterminewhetheritisworthdevelopingnewinfrastructureforfuturecondensateexportation

•Examiningthetrendincondensateexportquantitytoidentifytheneedforfuturemidstreamandprocessingfacilities

•Establishingaco-relationbetweenrefinersacceptanceoflightcrudeoilandtheprocessedcondensates’exportstoverifywhichpresentsthemosteconomicsolution

Carlton Dole, Business Development Director, Green Lake Fuels


CRUDE EXPORT IMPLICATIONS

4.30 Predicting Crude Export Regulatory Changes And Capacity Of Export Facilities To Identify Future Opportunities For Pipeline And Dock Build-Out

•Providinganoverviewofglobaldemandtounderstandwhatdestinationscouldbeattractiveifcrudeexportswereallowed

•Examiningtheimplicationsofthe2016presidentialelectiononthelikelihoodofcrudeexportsgettingthegreenlight

•Examiningwhichinfrastructureandpipelineconnectivitywouldbeneededtoaccommodateexportmovements

•FactoringglobaldemandandUSexportcapacitytodeterminehowUScrudeexportationwouldimpactglobalpricesandPermianproduction


5.10 Chair’s Closing Remarks

5.20-6.20 Networking Drinks In The Exhibition Showcase Area


DCP Midstream“Great diversity ofinformation offered through different speakers”

8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks

RUDE PIPELINE, STORAGE AND GATHERING PLANS

Showcasing Necessary Upgrades On Midstream Projects, Storage Capacity & Gathering Systems To Make Sure

The Midstream Industry Is Prepared For All Possible Oil Price Scenarios

CRUDE PIPELINE BUILD OUT PLANS

8.40 Avoiding Pipeline Bottlenecks: Revealing Projects Planned For Transporting Crude When Production Risesd

•Examiningsolutionsforestablishingapartnershipwithmajorpipelinecarrierstoplanaheadforpotentialincreasedvolume

•AnalyzingwhatiscurrentlybeingdoneinascenariothatcrudeoilexportsbandwidthisliftedorXLnorthlineisapprovedtoidentifytheneedforfurtherinvestment

•IdentifyingoptimalsolutionsformovingproducttoLouisianatoavoiddiscountsinHoustonandeliminatedtheneedtomoveelsewhereathighercosts

•Scrutinizingthecostsforbuildingrightofwaypipelinestoensuremoneyisn’tunnecessarilyspentinadditionaltransportation


CRUDE & CONDENSATE STORAGE CAPACITY

9.20 Tracking Tank Storage Capacity And Build Out Plans With Production Plans To Determine Whether The Production Peak Will Occur Before Or After Storage Becomes Full

•Forecastingwhatproductionrateswillbepeakseasontounderstandifstoragelevelswillhaveenoughcapacity

•ExaminingfullstorageatCushingandGolfCoasttounderstandifoilisgoingtobackupinthefieldandcausedifferentialstoblowout

•ExaminingrailandpipelinesolutionsformovingcondensatesandWTIseparatelytogetthemtotheenduserinasegregatedwayandavoidfillinguptanksmidway

•Identifyinghowthecondensatemarketisdevelopingtoidentifytheoptimalsolutionforkeepingcrudesseparateandbeabletoofferthebestservicetoclients


GATHERING SYSTEMS

10.00 Establishing A Long-Term Plan To Alleviate Gathering Shortages To Connect Isolated Wells With Transport Hubs

•Hearingwhateconomicsliebehindthedecisiontobuildgatheringinfrastructuretodetermineviabilityinthecurrentpriceenvironment

•Determiningwhereunconnectedwellsarecurrentlylocatedtoidentifybiggestopportunitiesfornewgatheringpipelinesystems

•Comparinglowoilpriceenvironmentofftakecapacityvs.highoilpriceenvironmentofftakecapacityongatheringsystemstodeterminehowmuchcapacitywillbeneeded

•Determiningtheroleoftruckingasaback-upsolutiontoconnectingisolatedwellswithpipelinehubs

Bernie Thomas, Co-Founder, Navigator Energy Services


10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

GAS PRODUCTION, PROCESSING & MARKET DESTINATIONS

Examining Alternative Markets For Gas & Lng And Identifying Infrastructure Requirements For Lng Exports

GAS PRODUCTION, PROCESSING & TAKEAWAY

11.10 Benchmarking Gas Production With Pipeline And Processing Uptake To Identify If At Any Point Takeaway Will Become Constrained

•Understandingwhetherdrillingisbeingconstrainedbygasouttaketoidentifyhandlingneeds

•Examiningimmediateneedsforfurthergasprocessingplantstoavoidproductionslowdown

•Assessingthecapacityofgasresiduelinescomparedtotakeawaydemandtomitigateanybottlenecksbeforetheyoccur

•ProjectingwherenewsupplyisexpectedtocomefromtodeterminewhetherisgoingtobemainlylocalorifitwillcomefromotherregionsintheUSsuchasMarcellus


GAS & LNG DESTINATIONS

11.50 Examining Alternative Markets For Gas & LNG To Identify How Much Infrastructure Capability Will Be Needed

•ExaminingwhichinfrastructurehasbeenbuilttomovegastotheMexicanborderintothePEMEXpipelinetoidentifyalternativesolutionsforexporting

•EvaluatinggasproductionexpectationsinthePermiantoidentifywhichmarketpresentsanalternativesolutionforgasmovement:PEMEXpipelineortheBakkenRegion

•EvaluatingpotentialprospectsforLNGexportstoshiftthedemandcurvetoanewenvironmentallyfriendlysolutionasanalternativetodiesel

•EstablishingaconsensusonwhatinfrastructureisneededbyproducerstounderlineashifttoLNGproductionandexport


12.30 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area

NGL PRODUCTION, TAKEAWAY & FRACTIONATION PLANSQuantifying Ngl Production And Outlining Fractionation

Plans To Determine Whether There Are Still Gaps Remaining In Takeway

NGL PRODUCTION & TAKEAWAY

1.30 Validating How Much NGL Is Being Produced From Permian Gas And Whether Existing Infrastructure Can Transport The Full Range Of NGLs

•ExamininghowtoestablishcommitmentswithE&Psontakeawaycapacityprojectstomakesurepipelinesremainatfullcapacity

•ExamininghowmuchNGLproductioniscomingoutofDelaware&MidlandBasintoassessopportunitiesfornewbuildinthoseregions

•Examiningproductionvs.takeawaycapacitybuiltoutinDelawareBasinandMidlandBasintoestablishneedsfornewinfrastructureandavoidproductionconstraintsorflowassuranceissues

•EvaluatingNGLmarketsandpricingtounderstandwhetherthemarketisimprovingornotforproducers

•UnderstandingtowhatextendNGLpricingisinfluencedbythepriceofothercommoditiessuchasgasorcrude

Darrel Hagerman, Vice President - Commercial Development, Crestwood Midstream


NGL FRACTIONATION UTILIZATION PLANS

2.10 Mapping Out A 5 Year NGL Fractionation Utilization Plan To Verify If The Industry Has Sufficient Capacity Or If There Is A Need For Further Fractionation Development

•ComparingfractioningNGLandleavingNGLatmidstreamfeedstocktodeterminetheoptimalsolutionforafutureNGLgasstreambaseddeal

•IdentifyingwhoisfracturingNGLproductstoestablishaconnectionintohowmuchproductwillbemovedandwhere

•Understandinghowmuchvolumeisgoingthroughwhichpipestodeterminewhethertherewillbeneedforfuturecontracts

Bob Dunne, President, Prism Midstream


2.50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area

M&A ACTIVITY

Identifying Opportunities For Merging Or Acquiring Assets In Different Regions Of The Permian Basin To Survive The Low

Oil Price Environment And Ensure Continuous Positive Cash Flow

ACQUISITION STRATEGY

3.20 Reviewing The Decision Making Process For Acquiring High Growth Midstream Assets To Optimize Cash Flow During The Low Oil Price Environments

•Evaluatingwhichassetsareunderperformingandwhicharepoisedforhighgrowthtoidentifyoptimalmergeropportunities

•Understandingwhatdataisrequiredtobeabletoconfidentlydeterminewhetheranassetisunderperforming

•ExaminingatwhatpointcompaniesarereadytoselltheirassetsbasedonwhentheyareduetoreturnLPstoprivateequityfunds

•Examiningstrategiessuchasendingcontractualtermsandpartneringwithothercompaniestosurvivelowoilprices

•Identifyingpresenceindifferentareasofthebasinandanalyzingtrueappetiteformergingtomakesurecompanieswithoutequitybackpicktherightplace


MARKET REVIEW

4.00 Outlining Recent Acquisition Deals, Understanding Who Is Buying Who, For What Assets And How Much They Are Paying

•ProvidinganoverviewofrecentlyannouncedM&AactivitytopaintapictureofthemostuptodateassetmapforthePermian

•ReviewingwhatpricespeoplearepayingtoinformtheeconomicdecisionmakingbehindfurtherM&Aopportunities

•DeterminingtowhatextentM&Aactivityistakingplaceinthegatheringinfrastructuremarketversustransmissione


SHOWCASING OPPORTUNITY

4.40 Providing A Detailed Sales Opportunity In The Permian Basin For Potential Buyers To Ensure Companies Are Getting Value For Money

•Explainingthereasonsforsellingcompanyassetstodelivertrueunderstandingonthedecisionmakingprocess

•Underliningproductionratesforecaststodeterminewhetheritpresentsitselfasagoodopportunity

•ExaminingtherateofM&AactivityineachregionofthePermiantounderstandhowmuchhasbeensoldinaparticularareaandifitisworththeinvestment


5.00 Chair’s Closing Remarks

End Of Congress

Day 2Thursday July 30, 2015

CRUDE PIPELINES, STORAGE AND GATHERING, GAS AND NGL TAKEAWAY AND DESTINATIONS AND M&A ACTIVITY

OXY Midstream“Truly enjoyed the content specific to the Permian Basin, particularly changing quality and production outlook versus takeaway capacity”

CIMAREX Energy“New to this end of thebusiness so everything was enlightening”


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