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  • 1. Cherry Point Cogeneration Project Overview Presented to NWPPC Cogeneration Round Table June 24, 2003
  • 2. TransCanada Corporation
    • Competitively positioned in natural gas transmission & power generation services
    • $20 billion in Assets ($C at Dec 31, 2001)
    • A- Credit Rating (S&P)
    • TRP trades on the TSE and NYSE
    • Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
    A leading North American energy company
  • 3. TransCanada Corporation In North America, TransCanada ships the largest volumes the longest distance in the coldest weather TransCanada Williams Kinder Morgan PG&E El Paso Duke Energy Enron MidAmerican
  • 4. TransCanadas Power Portfolio
    • 19 Plants, 3 PPAs
    • 4,150 MW operational
    • 1,770 MW in development
    * Long Term PPAs Bear Creek 80MW MacKay River 165MW Williams Lake 66MW Sundance A&B* 913MW Redwater 40MW Carselan d 80MW Cancarb 27MW Nipigon 40MW Calstock 35MW Kapuskasing 40MW Tunis 43MW Sheerness* 100MW North Bay 40MW Curtis Palmer 60MW Castleton 64MW Ocean State 560MW Bruce Power LP 1500MW ManChief 300MW Cherry Point 720MW Becancour 550MW Portlands 500MW - Active Plant - In Development - Market Area
  • 5. TransCanadas Business Drivers
    • Advantaged Assets relative to CC
      • Similar Economy of Scale
      • Similar Dispatch Flexibility
      • Lower Variable Costs
    • Responsive to Market
      • Right Timing
      • Right Size
      • Right Location
    • Stable, Low Risk Growth
      • Long Term contracts with credit-worthy counter parties
      • No surprises
  • 6. Cherry Point Project Overview
    • 720 MW Combined Cycle Cogeneration Plant
      • 3 F-Class gas turbines
      • 1 Steam Turbine
      • Fully Dispatchable (Back-up Boilers)
    • Host Site: BP Cherry Point Refinery
      • 225,000 bbl/d state-of-art refinery; Solomon top quartile performer
      • BP North America: AA credit
    • Project Structure
      • Long term steam and power to BP Refinery
      • 450 MW of power to 3-P contracts
      • Balance of output to TC trading operations
    Seattle Cherry Point Vancouver BP Cherry Point Refinery Proposed Cogeneration Plant
  • 7. Cherry Point Project Overview (cont.)
    • Exclusivity: Q4, 2002
    • EPC Contractor Selected: Q4, 2002
    • Site Release: Q4, 2003
      • Third party power purchase agreements (PPAs)
      • EFSEC Permit
      • Firm Transmission Agreements
    • Commercial In-Service: Q2, 2006
    Project Schedule:
  • 8. Cherry Point Advantages Existing Infrastructure
  • 9. Cherry Point Advantages Minimize Environmental Impact
      • Reduce air emissions from Cherry Point complex
      • Reduce water withdrawal from Nooksack River
      • No new pipelines or transmission lines required
      • Build on existing industrial site
    Cherry Point Project Rendering looking SE from Grandview Road
  • 10. Cherry Point Advantages Competitive Price
      • Heat rate advantage ~ 0.7 MMBtu/MWh better than CC Savings of $2.80/MWh 1
      • Ferndale pipeline tolls ~ 50% lower than Northwest Pipe Savings of $1.40/MWh
      • Project can be dispatched off-line to take advantage of low hydro prices
      • Building in down market; e quipment and EPC costs at lowest point in years.
    1 Based on $4.00 /MMBtu gas price
  • 11. PURPA - Qualifying Facility Status Cherry Point Cogeneration Project Fuel Input 5440 MMBtu/hr Useful Thermal Output 700 MMBtu/hr Useful Power Output 720 MWh or 2450 MMBtu/hr Useful Thermal Energy Purpa Efficiency Cherry Point 13% 51% Purpa Threshold >5% = >45% Meets Threshold
  • 12. Cherry Point is an Advantaged Generation Asset Cherry Point Layout, looking NE
    • Heat rate advantages vs. stand-alone CC
    • Dispatchable plant
    • Economy of scale
    • Gas supply infrastructure advantages
    • Strong, committed project proponents
    • Cogen emissions offset by refinery reductions
    • Water cooled/water reuse plan
    The economy of scale and flexibility of a large combined cycle plant with a cogeneration heat rate
  • 13. The Home Stretch - Ensuring Success!
    • Remaining basic success factors reside with BPA:
    • Transmission
    • Market Clarity
      • BPAs role as resource provider post-2006
      • Price of BPA hydro power post- 2006
    • Innovative solutions also reside with BPA:
    • Return of Canadian Entitlement
    • Integration and dispatch of Cherry Point for BPA preference customers
  • 14. Cherry Point Cogeneration Project Overview
          • For more information contact:
          • Craig Martin
          • Manager, Power Marketing & Development
          • tel: 403.920.2086