Generating Resource Advisory Committee April 9, 2002.

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Generating Resource Advisory Committee April 9, 2002

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Generating ResourceAdvisory Committee

April 9, 2002

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Proposed Forecast after First NGAC Meeting

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1993-99 Average = $ 2.11

Average 2005-25 Medium Forecast = $ 2.98

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Comparison to Other Forecasts

Comparison to Other Forecasts

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Medium Forecast Vs. NYMEX

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Adding Historical: 1993-98

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Historical Gas Price Variationin Months Since 1993

Frequency of Wellhead Price since 1993

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Why Higher Prices? Expense of adding supply in significantly larger

increments– In the 1990s demand grew at 1.6% a year; required

adding 323 bcf new supply annually

– EIA forecasts growth of 2% a year; would require adding 614 bcf new supply annually

US natural gas consumption exceeded 22 Tcf in 2000 for the first time since 1973

New wells generally smaller and are produced more quickly

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West-Side Utility Natural Gas Costs – 2005 Medium Example

Price Components Price Adjustments

Firm Interruptible

Henry Hub Price   $ 2.72 $2.72

Station 2 Price -.39 2.33 2.33

In-Kind Fuel Cost 4.42 % 2.43 2.43

Firm Pipeline Capacity (Incremental) $ .46 2.89  

Interruptible Pipeline Capacity $ .23   2.66

Pipeline Commodity Charge $ .04 2.93 2.70

Firm Supply Premium $ .05 2.98  

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East-Side Utility Natural Gas Costs – 2005 Medium Example

Price Components Price Adjustments

Firm Interruptible

Henry Hub Price   $ 2.72 $2.72

AECO Price -.44 2.28 2.28

In-Kind Fuel Cost 2.50 % 2.34 2.34

Firm Pipeline Capacity (Incremental) $ .46 2.80  

Interruptible Pipeline Capacity $ .28   2.62

Pipeline Commodity Charge $ .01 2.81 2.63

Firm Supply Premium $ .05 2.86  

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2005 Forecast North American Supply Basin and Market Area PricesUS$/MMBtu US$/MMBtu

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3.253.15

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Alberta(AECO C)

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Permian(Waha)

Chicago

RockyMountains

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WestcoastStation 2

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KingsgateSeattle/Portland Stanfield

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Pricing Point RelationshipsMedium Basis Delivery Start Price

Differential Cost 2005

Wellhead $2.60$0.12

Henry Hub $2.72

Station 2 ($0.39) $2.33Sumas $0.22 $2.55West-side PNW $0.64 $2.97

AECO ($0.44) $2.28East-side PNW $0.40 $2.68Northern CA $0.80 $3.08

San Juan ($0.26) $2.46CO $0.36 $2.82

Rockies ($0.40) $2.32UT $0.35 $2.67WY $0.40 $2.72MT $0.33 $2.65ID $0.35 $2.67

Permian ($0.17) $2.55CA Border $0.33 $2.88

Southern CA $0.05 $2.93AZ $0.32 $2.87NM $0.24 $2.79NV $0.33 $2.88

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World Oil Price Forecasts

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Oil Price Forecast Comparisons

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Coal Price Forecasts

Mine-mouth price assumptions Delivered price differential to states Other issues regarding coal prices and use?

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Historical Mine-mouth Coal Prices

Western Minemouth Coal Prices

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Historical Regional Coal Price Trends

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Assumed Western Mine-mouth Coal Price Trends

Forecast Case Average Annual

Growth Rate

Low - 2.0 %

Medium Low - 1.7 %

Medium - 1.5 %

Medium High - 0.8 %

High - 0.3 %

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State Utility Prices Minus Western Mine-Mouth

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Assumed State Differences in Forecast

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