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Shelley W. Kendrick Director, Marketing & Business Development
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
• Safety and Environmental Discussion
• Attendee Introductions
• 2018 Highlights
• Mastio Survey Results
• 2019 Goals
• Customer Meeting Agenda
Welcome to Deer Valley! Agenda
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• Sustainable slopes participant • Deer Valley is one of more than 190 resorts to endorse the National Ski Area
Association's (NSAA) Sustainable Slopes Environmental Charter for ski areas.
• Forest management plan • Program to enhance tree health – reseeding trees and grass, cutting deadfall,
eliminating weeds
• Reduce • Source reduction conserves resources and reduces pollution & greenhouse
gases that contribute to climate change.
• Reuse • Reusing items decreases waste dramatically. Ultimately, fewer materials will be
manufactured, recycled or sent to landfills.
• Recycle • Recycling decreases emissions of greenhouse gases, conserves natural
resources and helps sustain the environment for future generations.
• Rethink • We have changed the way we approach operations to more positively
affect our environment.
Deer Valley’s Environmental Commitment
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"All ski resorts, whether on public or private land, are charged with being stewards of the land. It's a responsibility that should not be taken lightly and we at Deer Valley certainly do not," says Bob Wheaton, resort president and general manager.
• Rockies market experienced dramatic changes
• Westcoast outage
• Low storage levels
• Cold weather / 2018 polar vortex
• Supply availability
• DEQP (consolidated) – 12/31/18 record level contracted capacity - 5.5 MMDth/d
• DEQP and DEOP Tariffs modernized: “Sale of Firm Capacity” more market responsive –
first come, first served
• Clay Basin Delivery Project – 1.1 Bcf of firm capacity sold
• White River Hub – 15% rate reduction – 501(G) settlement
• DE Overthrust Pipeline – 25% rate reduction – Section 5 settlement
• Representatives are available on ICE Chat
2018 Highlights
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• Thank you!
• Ranked #4 of all pipelines surveyed (#6 last year)
• Ranked #2 for regional pipelines (#4 last year)
• Received excellent customer feedback
• Final study to be presented by Mastio later in March
• Results will be reviewed and a plan to act will be developed
• Specific improvements to be identified and implemented by year end
2018/19 Mastio Survey
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• Additional tariff improvements/modernization • WRH – Sale of Capacity to mirror DEQP and DEOP
• No Notice Transportation tariff to be updated
• Review of all tariffs for additional improvements
• Customer Service Improvements • Reduction in approval times for PAL deals
• Increased online reporting of Capacity Release reporting
• Additional training and improved electronic access
• Quorum web product rollout – later this year
• Pipeline Expansion opportunities • DEQP
• DEOP
2019 Goals
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Ron Jorgensen Vice President – Western Pipeline Operations
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Dominion Energy – National Footprint
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Legend
Electric utility service territory
Gas utility service territory
Utility electric generation
Merchant electric generation
Natural gas pipeline
Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Cove Point
Market cap1 ($B)
U.S. utility customers2 (M)
¹ As of January 7, 2019 2 As of December 31, 2017: SRE adjusted for Oncor acquisition, SO adjusted for Gulf Power divestiture, and D adjusted for SCG merger
~ 7.5 million customers across 18 states
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Dominion Energy Highlights Safety performance set new company record for 2nd straight year
In-service of Cove Point LNG export facility ($4.1 billion investment)
Successful completion of SCANA merger
Commenced construction on Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Completed buy-in of Dominion Energy Midstream Partners
Significant progress on adding new renewables, reducing carbon-intensity of electricity, and reducing methane emissions
Met our goal of reducing CO2 intensity by 50% since 2000
See: https://www.dominionenergy.com/esg
Voluntary Leak Detection and Repair Reduce emissions from tanks Pressure reduction prior to blowdown Reduce emissions from pigging Expand compressor rod-packing
replacement Install Engine Blowdown Recovery systems
where feasible Replace gas starters with air or electric
starters
Share best practices for Gas Loss reporting across gas businesses, including shared data & reporting
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Reduction Initiatives Data Improvement Research
Commitments
Goal: 50% by 2025
Identified potential opportunities that require technological advancements, research, and/or pilot programs prior to implementing
New & existing technologies being implemented (e.g. deploying ZEVAC units across distribution, storage & transmission)
EPA Natural Gas STAR and Methane Challenge programs
ONE Future Coalition 50% reduction in methane emissions by
2030 – see 2/12/19 Dominion Energy News Release
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Benefits to Customers
Help minimize Lost & Unaccounted (L&U) for system gas
L&U passed through to shippers via fuel trackers
Increased public confidence in benefits of natural gas as a cleaner fuel
Initiatives on Methane Reduction
Recent Accomplishments
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Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Safety
• Record-setting safety year across all Dominion Energy business units
(2018 OSHA recordable rate of 0.54 for DE Gas Transmission)
• Over 1 million miles driven by DEQP without a preventable motor vehicle accident
• Completed 330 miles of ILI, 8 storage well workovers, 16” HDD in 2018
Ethics
• 2018 Environmental Excellence Award from Utah Board of Oil, Gas & Mining
• Roll-out of Enhanced Environmental EMS in Gas Infrastructure Group
• ~100% of colleagues participated in 2018 Diversity & Inclusion training
Excellence
• Strong customer service – 2019 Mastio Quality Award (Regional Pipelines)
• Completed Clay Basin Delivery Project in 2018 – 1.1 Bcf FSS
• Record levels of contracted demand for transportation & storage
We do not want Dominion Energy to be the biggest energy company, just the best.
2018 Summary Annual Report
Recent Accomplishments
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Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Embrace
Change
• Received FERC approval for DEOP tariff modernization in January
• Committed to aggressive new methane reduction goals (e.g. EPA Natural Gas Star
& Methane Challenge, GIG Social Contract)
• 2 finalists for DE Chairman’s Excellence Awards - 6 DEQP entries
Teamwork One Dominion Energy
• Community-oriented: $35 M in charitable giving in 2018 (~$3 million at DE West)
and more than 125,000 volunteer hours
• New DE strategic vision focused on sustainability, customer solutions, innovation
• Successful resolution of rate proceedings (reductions) on WRH and Overthrust
We look at “sustainability” as more than environmental and social issues. A sustainable company is one that lasts and can adapt to many challenges.
2018 Summary Annual Report
We recognize the urgent need to reduce GHG emissions. And because different results require different ways of doing things, sustainability and innovation must go hand-in-hand. We are using a mix of new technologies and
existing ones to reduce methane emissions from our gas infrastructure 50 percent by 2030.
2019 Priorities
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Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Safety
• Employee and contractor safety excellence - goal of zero accidents
• Robust set of pipeline and storage integrity management activities
• Mainline 68 replacement in Rifle – Phase III (2.44 miles)
Ethics • Excellent environmental stewardship and regulatory compliance
Excellence • Enhanced customer service – improvements based on feedback
• High operational reliability – no firm service interruptions
Embrace
Change
• New sustainability / methane reduction initiatives (e.g. voluntary LDAR at stations
& storage; line work blowdown avoidance, etc.)
Teamwork One Dominion Energy
• Strengthen relationship and dialogue with customers & stakeholders
• Ideas for new or enhanced services
2018 Summary Annual Report
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Lori W. Creer Director, Engineering and Gas Control
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
• 2019 Maintenance Schedule
• Commitment to Pipeline and Storage Integrity
• Commitment to Safety and Reliability
Pipeline Maintenance
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2019 Maintenance Schedule - Possible Shipper Impact
Month Category Preliminary Dates Location Project Possible Customer Impact Duration
April Reservoir Test April 2-10 Clay Basin Annual withdrawal test
March 13, OFO letters to shippers
March 30-April 1, No Injection nominations
April 2, constant 275 MMcf/d withdraw rate
April 3, constant 325 MMcf/d withdraw rate
April 4-10, reservoir shut-in
9 days
May
Maintenance May 7 Vermillion Plant
Receipt Meter Cleaning No flow 12 hours
Maintenance May 7-10 DEOP to REX Meter Cleaning No Flow 4 days
Compliance May 7-9
Thistle
Compressor
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Annual maintenance and
DOT compliance No Impact Expected 3 days
July Compliance &
Maintenance July 9-11 Oak Spring
Annual maintenance and
DOT compliance
July 9-10 no shipper impact
July 11 Goshen Scheduling Point reduced
from 402 Mdth/d to 300 Mdth/d
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August System Integrity August 5-9 ML 23/26/27 Inline Inspection Receipts Points east of JL 65 no flow 5 days
September System Integrity September 4-5 ML 68 Pipeline replacement No flow out of Rifle area
(Bull Mtn and Philpot Tap) 2 days
October Reservoir Test October 8-16 Clay Basin Annual injection test
Sept 23rd OFO letters to shippers
Oct 5-7, No withdrawal nominations
Oct 8, constant 210 MMcf/d injection rate
Oct 9, constant 260 MMcf/d injection rate
Oct 10-16 reservoir shut-in
9 days
DEQP and DEOP
2019 planned In Line Inspection – roughly 349 miles
Pipeline Integrity Management
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ML48 Yellow Creek to 48/60
Junction 38.5 miles, 20”,
Caliper/MFL
ML2, 14 Cash to Little Mountain
ML2, 26.2 miles, 24” ML14, 26.2 miles, 20”
Caliper/MFL
ML104 Thistle to Elberta 37.9 miles, 24”,
Caliper/MFL
ML116 Labarge to Whitney
70 miles, 36” Caliper/MFL
ML1, 13 Nightingale to Eakin
ML1, 50.9 miles, 18x20” ML13, 50.9 miles, 18x20”
Caliper/MFL ML27
Sand Hills to N. Craig 25.1 miles, 8”
Caliper, MFL (Flare)
Note: 2018 completed In Line Inspection – 331 miles
ML23/26/27 23-65 Junction to Sand Hills
23.4 miles, 10”, Caliper, MFL
• Storage Well Workovers - Baseline Assessments • 2018 – 8 Wells
• 2019 – 10 Wells Planned
• 2023 – All Baseline Assessments Complete
(PHMSA required by 2025)
Storage Integrity Management
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2018 Recipient Utah Board of Oil, Gas and Mining Environmental Excellence Award
2018 Main Line 3 Replacement Horizontal Directional Drill (HDD)
• HDD performed to route the pipeline line under an active landslide plane
• ~2,700 foot bore
• ~140 maximum depth
• Increases service reliability and community safety and reduces potential environmental impact
• Successful completion without any drilling fluid releases to the nearby Weber River and wetlands
Pipeline Safety and Reliability
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• Phase I & II (2016 & 2017)
• Highest population and structural densities
Class III and High Consequence Areas (HCAs)
ML 68 Replacement Phase III
Pipeline Safety and Reliability
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• 2019 Phase III Replacement • Completes Class III & HCA in Rifle
• Proactive multi-phase replacement - Rifle, CO
• Dominion Energy Quiz
• Customer Experience Improvements
• Virtual MAP’s
• Tariff Procedures
• Opportunities
Agenda
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1. Dominion Energy GIG will reduce methane emissions by how much by 2030?
2. Dominion Energy formed a joint venture to make RNG out of what?
3. Dominion Energy is building virtual pipelines via what?
4. What day do STU amendments occur for DEQP?
5. How many firm transportation rate schedules on DEOP?
Dominion Energy Quiz
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Customer Experience Improvements
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DEQP is dedicated to providing the highest quality of support & service to its customers
Creativity & Innovation: • Cost Estimate Request Form
• Interruptible Discounts (DEQP, DEOP, WRH)
• More Information Online • Clay Basin Calculator (Downloadable Excel File) • Stipulation Gas Sales • Updated Unsold Maps
• Streamlined Notices (Stipulation Gas Sales, Maintenance Calendar)
• Credit Process, Maps, etc.
Virtual MAP Points
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DEQP & DEOP
15 R&D nominations Facilitated via DEQP
contracts on DEOP & WRH
Constrained by the contracted volume on
DEQP contract
If Virtual MAP’s are being constrained, might require
two nominations
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425 – Ryckman Inj. Via OTPL
389 – Hams Fork from QPC
Tariff Procedures
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DEQP & DEOP
Highlights: • All posted capacity is first-come, first-served
• Unless an auction notice is posted
• Auction Procedures Updated: • Parties can update bid until deadline • Compete round: Triggers for parties tied for the highest economic value, ½ hour for DEQP, Best bid for DEOP
• Ability to enter into prearranged deals • Short Term Amendments • Unsold Capacity Requests
• Defined date for Short Term Amendments • 4th to last business day of each month
• 90 Day Rule: Applies if contract term is less than one year in length
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Opportunities
Transportation, Storage, Gas Sales, etc:
• LTU / Re-Contracting Capacity – DEQP & DEOP
• Clay Basin – ISS, PAL1
• Stipulation Gas Sales • Procedures posted online
• Executed NAESB
• Creative Deal Structures
S:\Engineering - QPC\SystemEngineering\Unsold_Long Term... Updated: 2/28/2019 10:45:37 AM
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline, LLC Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2019
KANDA/COLEMAN SUMMARY Nitchie Gulch to WIC, CIG & DEOP West of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP East of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP
25,290 90,920
34,820
LEGEND
Volume in Dth/d (Front-haul)
Meter Station
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Storage Facilities S
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Little Mountain
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White River Hub
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Dragon Trail
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Nephi City
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Chalk Creek
Whitney Canyon
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DEQP - Opportunities
S:\Engineering - QPC\SystemEngineering\Unsold_Long Term... Updated: 2/28/2019 10:45:37 AM
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline, LLC Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2019
KANDA/COLEMAN SUMMARY Nitchie Gulch to WIC, CIG & DEOP West of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP East of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP
25,290 90,920
34,820
LEGEND
Volume in Dth/d (Front-haul)
Meter Station
Compressor Station
Storage Facilities S
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Little Mountain
XO16 ( )
39,570 Altamont
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White River Hub
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Oak Spring
Dragon Trail
Thistle
Blind Canyon
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20,970
26,290 4,800
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Hyrum Gate
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Nephi City
Coalville
Chalk Creek
Whitney Canyon
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DEQP – Re-Contracting Opportunities
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Hams Fork
S:\Engineering - QPC\SystemEngineering\Unsold_Long Term..... Updated: 2/28/2019 10:47:08 AM
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline, LLC Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2019
50,000 79,960
26,390
100,000
287,000 115,000
100,000
300,000 52,880
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50,000 65,460
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Ryckman Creek Painter Whitney Canyon
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Ruby
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DEOP - Opportunities
Hams Fork
S:\Engineering - QPC\SystemEngineering\Unsold_Long Term..... Updated: 2/28/2019 10:47:08 AM
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline, LLC Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2019
50,000 79,960
26,390
100,000
287,000 115,000
100,000
300,000 52,880
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50,000 65,460
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Naughton
Roberson
Ruby
DEQP
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DEOP – Re-Contracting Opportunities
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Proposed Pipeline
DE Questar Pipeline DE Overthrust Pipeline
WHITE RIVER HUB • DE Questar Pipeline • Rockies Express • Northwest • TransColorado • WIC • CIG
GOSHEN • DE Questar Pipeline • Kern River
WAMSUTTER • DE Questar Pipeline • Rockies Express
• WIC • CIG
OPAL • DE Questar Pipeline • DE Overthrust • Kern River
• Ruby • CIG • Northwest
CLAY BASIN
Cryogenic Processing
Natural Gas Market Hub Natural Gas Storage
Kern River Pipeline
DE Questar Pipeline
DE Overthrust Pipeline
Kern River Pipeline
Specifications Description
Natural Gas Storage
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• 54 Bcf working gas • 66.21 Bcf cushion gas
Interconnect Capacity
(Dth/d)
• DE Questar Pipeline • Injection: 217,000 • Withdrawal: 700,000
• Northwest Pipeline • Injection: 250,000 • Withdrawal: 320,000
* Numbers listed are meter sizing, and actual volumes depend on pipeline conditions
Location
• Daggett County, Utah • NE corner of Utah near Wyoming &
Colorado borders • 50 miles from Rock Springs, WY
Clay Basin Storage Largest Natural Gas Storage Facility in the Rocky Mountains
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Clay Basin Inventory As of February 28, 2019 Working Gas Inventory is 10.36 MMDTH
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Summary
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• DEQP is focused on continuous
improvement to provide better customer
service and product offerings
• Customer opportunities include: – Pipeline transportation capacity
– Storage capacity
– PAL1
– Stipulation Gas Sales
Questions?
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Joseph Hulse Manager - Marketing
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline, LLC 801-324-5138
• Clay Basin Delivery Project
• Firm capacity delivers value
• Overthrust Pipeline Capacity Potential
• Unlocking the Uintah
• Summary: What’s Next?
Agenda
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Proposed Pipeline
DE Questar Pipeline DE Overthrust Pipeline
WHITE RIVER HUB • DE Questar Pipeline • Rockies Express • Northwest • TransColorado • WIC • CIG GOSHEN
• DE Questar Pipeline
• Kern River
WAMSUTTER • Questar Pipeline • Rockies Express
• WIC • CIG
OPAL • DE Questar Pipeline • DE Overthrust • Kern River
• Ruby • CIG • Northwest
CLAY BASIN
Cryogenic Processing
Natural Gas Market Hub Natural Gas Storage
Kern River Pipeline
DE Questar Pipeline
DE Overthrust Pipeline
Kern River Pipeline
Project Overview
• Converted 1,171,500 Dth of existing interruptible
storage to Firm Storage Service with associated
MRD
• Upgraded two wells to fully functional
injection/withdrawal capability
• Installed new dehydration unit and surface facilities
• Project Completed
• Injections began in April 2018
• Workovers finished, facilities installed
• Withdrawals began in December 2018
Clay Basin Delivery Project
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It’s a good time to own capacity
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• Storage holders found extrinsic opportunities in 2018
• Transportation contracts delivered value
• Unsubscribed capacity is getting harder to find
Overthrust Pipeline West Delivery Expansions Phase 1: New Transportation from Wamsutter to Hams Fork
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Available Path (Receipt Delivery) Capacity (Dth/d) Action Required
Late 2019 Wamsutter KRGT Hams Fork 65,460 Upgrade KRGT Hams Fork and Wamsutter meter stations
WHITNEY CANYON
WAMSUTTER
OPAL POINT OF ROCKS
ROCK SPRINGS
ROBERSON
Upgrade Measurement at Hams Fork
Upgrade Measurement at Wamsutter
PAINTER
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Compression Facility
• New transportation capacity from Wamsutter to Kern River
• Could be in service by the end of 2019
• New lower system rates
• Last option for low-cost expansion
• Let’s talk….
Overthrust Pipeline Wamsutter West Open Season?
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Overthrust Pipeline West Delivery Expansions Phase 2: Additional Capacity Options
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Available Path (Receipt Delivery) Capacity (Dth/d) Action Required
2020 KRGT Hams Fork Wamsutter
KRGT Painter Ruby Topaz
+124,540 Various DEOP piping modifications to allow full utilization of new Wamsutter meter capacity
WHITNEY CANYON
WAMSUTTER
OPAL POINT OF ROCKS
Upgrade Measurement, Yard Modifications
ROCK SPRINGS
ROBERSON
Isolate two pipelines to operate closer to individual MAOPs
Upgrade Measurement at Hams Fork
Upgrade Measurement at Wamsutter
PAINTER
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Compression Facility
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Altamont
Bluebell
Unlocking the Uintah Additional Takeaway Capacity at Myton
JL 138
Brundage
Myton
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Proposed Extension of DEQP’s JL 138
Existing Cryogenic Processing Facilities
Long-Term Capacity Received at Myton
Available Project Description
24,000 dth/d Now 4-mile extension of JL 138 and yard-piping modifications to optimize wet/dry systems; also increases local availability
of dry gas +61,000 dth/d 2021-2022
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ML 104
Summary
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This is a good time to hold firm capacity
Overthrust is your link to the west
Unlocking the Uintah potential in 2019