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DOMINION ENERGY QUESTAR PIPELINE, LLC
2021 Virtual Customer Meeting
Shelley W. Kendrick
Director, Marketing & Business Development
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
2 March 2, 2021
Welcome!
Agenda
Safety Moment and Overview Scheduling Update
Introduction & Executive Overview Marketing & Business Development Update
Operations Update Break
PipeViewer Update Market Outlook
Contracting &Business System Update Wrap Up
3 March 2, 2021
Environmental
Efficient Home Office
• Take advantage of natural light
Safety
•
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Use energy efficient lighting
Turn your camera off
Innovation
How to stay healthy Workday Scheduling
• Buy ethically sourced office
while returning to work supplies • Plan 20 min and 50 min
Wear a mask meeting to allow for breaks or
• • Add a house plant catching up on emails
• 6 ft Physical Distance • Avoid printing • Block out some time on your
• Get vaccinated • Keep a recycle bin close calendar every day for
• Stay home from work if creative thought, do not
you are sick schedule every minute
• Cough and sneeze into • Put the most difficult, most
your elbow, instead of important tasks first on your
your hands to-do list
• Wash hands frequently –
don’t touch your face
March 2, 2021
4
#4 #2
of all pipelines of regional pipelines
o Results are being reviewed weekly and actions to improve being taken immediately
o Specific long-term improvements are being identified and implementations planned
o Final study to be presented by Mastio later in March
Thank you!
5 March 2, 2021
2020 Highlights
Wamsutter West Operational Customer
MyQuorum
Expansion OBAs Experience
• Project finished and • Customer Service is
• Upgraded Proforma • Web based EBB that is our #1 priority
in-service on time - supported on multiple
Nov. 1, 2020 Agreement • Internal innovation to
browsers and devices enhance your
• Path is fully subscribed • Modernized
balancing cash out • More modern experience
• Providing 120,000 functionality • Focused and
and termination
Dth/d from individualized care
policies • Faster performance
Wamsutter to Hams • Virtual customer visits
Fork • Updated training • Plans for micro-surveys
in 2021
6 March 2, 2021
Questions? Shelley W. Kendrick Director, Marketing & Business Development Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 7
Lori Creer Vice President – Western Pipeline Operations Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 8 March 2, 2021
Dominion Energy Core Values
One
Dominion
Energy
Embrace
Excellence
Change
Ethics
Safety
9 March 2, 2021
Building a clean and sustainable energy future
Dominion Energy Commitment to
Employees, Community and Environment
• Workforce – respect and value
Diversity and Inclusion • Supplier – partnering with small,
minority, owned businesses
• Charitable giving
Community Involvement • Educational programs
• Volunteer Outreach
• Renewable energy – Solar and Wind
Net Zero • Renewable Natural Gas – Farm Waste
• Reducing Methane Emissions – 65% by
2030 and 80% by 2040
11 March 2, 2021Sale of Gas Transmission and Storage Assets to
Berkshire Hathaway Energy
On July 5, 2020 - Dominion Energy announced
the sale of Gas Transmission and Storage assets
to Berkshire Hathaway Energy (BHE)
On November 1, 2020 - Phase I of the
transaction closed transferring eastern based
Gas Transmission and Storage assets to BHE
Early in 2021 - Phase II of the transaction is
anticipated to close, transferring western based
Gas Transmission and Storage assets to BHE
12 March 2, 2021BHE Gas Transmission and Storage (GT&S)
Phase I Assets
• Dominion Energy Transmission
• Carolina Gas Transmission
• 50% Iroquois Gas Transmission
• 25% Cove Point LNG and full
operational control
• Towanda LNG facility
Phase II Assets • Pivotal LNG, including 50% JAX LNG
• Dominion Gathering and Processing
• Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline • Dominion Energy Field Services
• Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline
• 50% White River Hub IN NUMBERS (Phase I and Phase II)
Transmission Lines 7,700 miles
• Questar Field Services
Transportation capacity 21.5 bcf/day
• Questar Energy Services Storage Capacity 860 bcf
• Southern Trails Pipeline Compression 1.24 mil. hp-
13 March 2, 20212020 Accomplishments
Safety
• No OSHA Injuries - West Operations 6 yrs; South Operations 4 yrs
System Reliability
• No un-planned outages for Firm shippers
System Expansion in excess of 184,000
Dth/d
• Wamsutter Expansion, Power Generation Supply, Skull Creek
Methane Emissions Reduction
• 90% reduction in potential for vented methane
14 March 2, 20212021 Goals
System
Reliability One
Dominion
Customer
Service
Energy
Optimize
Embrace Resources
Excellence
Change
Zero Injuries Diversity &
BHE Close Inclusion
Pipeline &
Storage
Ethics Support
Integrity Changing
Markets
Regulatory and
Safety Environmental
Stewardship
15 March 2, 2021Questions? Lori Creer Vice President – Western Pipeline Operations Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 16
Kraig Blackburn Director Area Transmission Operations Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline Jeannie M. Yerkovich Director Area Transmission Operations & Gas Control Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 17 March 2, 2021
Pipeline Maintenance
2021 Maintenance Schedule
Commitment to Pipeline and Storage Integrity
Commitment to Safety and Reliability
Commitment to Reducing Methane Emissions
18 March 2, 20212021 Maintenance Schedule
Possible Shipper Impact
Month Category Preliminary Dates Location Project Possible Customer Impact Duration
Bluebell Plant Receipt MAP 815, Bluebell Plant
March System Integrity March 2-23 JL 45 Anomaly Digs/Cut-outs Delivery MAP 415, Flat top Butte MAP 444 and 21 days
DEUWI MAP 163 Deliveries
April 6, constant 150 MMcf/d withdraw rate
Reservoir Test April 6-14 Clay Basin Annual Withdrawal Test April 7, constant 150 MMcf/d withdraw rate 9 days
April 8-14, Reservoir shut-in
April
Oak Spring
Annual Maintenance/DOT’s/ Goshen Capacity reduced to 300 Mdth/d from 384.5
Compliance April 20-23 Compressor 4 days
#2 engine exchange Mdth/d
Station
Thistle
No impact to customers is expected (Depends on
May Compliance May 17-19 Compressor Annual Maintenance/DOT’s 3 days
downstream pipeline flexibility)
Station
Rock Springs
Annual Maintenance/DOT’s No impact to customers is expected (Depends on
August Compliance August 10-11 Compressor 2 days
capacity being utilized)
Station
Oct. 5, constant 160 MMcf/d inj rate
Oct. 6, constant 160 MMcf/d inj rate
October Reservoir Test October 6-14 Clay Basin Annual Injection Test Oct. 7-13, Reservoir shut-in 9 days
19 March 2, 2021Pipeline Integrity Management
DEQP 2021 planned In Line Inspection – roughly 199 miles
ML48 ML101
Yellow Creek to 48-60 Junction Clay Basin to Coleman
38.9 miles, 20” 41.34 miles, 20”
Caliper/MFL Caliper/MFL
ML3
Cash to Sunset
37.98 miles, 16”
Caliper/MFL JL74 JL45
JL74 Tap to Bridger Lake Bluebell to Myton Yard
24.19 miles, 10” 15.16 miles, 8”
Caliper/MFL EMAT
JL44
Gordon Creek to Ferron
41.44 miles, 6”
Caliper/MFL Note: 2020 completed In Line Inspection – 146 miles
20 March 2, 2021Storage Integrity Management
Storage Well Workovers
2020: 6 Integrity Assessments Completed
• x5 Workovers
• x1 Plug & Abandonment
2021: 6 Integrity Assessments Planned 2018 Recipient
• x5 Workovers Utah Board of Oil,
• x1 Plug Back and Sidetrack Gas and Mining
PHMSA mandated baseline integrity assessment Environmental
on schedule to be completed prior to the March Excellence Award
2027 deadline.
21 March 2, 2021Pipeline Safety and Reliability
2020 Accomplishments
No service interruptions to primary firm customers
90% methane emission savings
Successfully pigged 146 miles of pipe
Completed 7 washout repairs
Survived a pandemic, earthquake and wildfires
Constructed new capacity expansion projects including Naughton &
Wamsutter West Expansion
Historical Clay Basin Injection and Withdrawal rates
22 March 2, 2021Pipeline Greenhouse Gas Savings
90% methane emission savings by
utilizing low pressure lines, flaring
and/or portable compression
Constructed an Engine Blowdown
Recovery at Greasewood Compressor
Station
Continued maintenance programs
including LDAR & packing leak detection
monitoring on reciprocating engines
23 March 2, 2021Thank You! Kraig Blackburn Director Area Transmission Operations Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline Jeannie M. Yerkovich Director Area Transmission Operations & Gas Control Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 24
Redd Ivins Gas Control Projects Manager Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 25 March 2, 2021
PipeViewer Updates
Adobe has ended Flash Player support
Some charts and graphs are not functional
Use Firefox, Chrome, Edge, etc.
Avoid Internet Explorer
26 March 2, 2021Upcoming Changes
Transitioning to new control system
Interfaces with all systems must be rewritten
PipeViewer reports will be moved, redesigned, or retired
Moved reports will go to Quorum or web site
27 March 2, 2021Transition Goals
Maintain or improve current experience
Minimize customer impact
Effectively communicate changes
Provide training
28 March 2, 2021Questions? Redd Ivins Gas Control Projects Manager Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 29
David Reeder Manager, Business Systems & Technology Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 30 March 2, 2021
Contracting Help
Entering correct rates on requests
Short Term Amendments Best Practices
Upcoming Enhancements
Additional Training
31 March 2, 2021Rates and Rate Type
Ensure your rates and rate types are correct
Max Rate Contracts – no need to request discount at alternate point
32 March 2, 2021Discounted Rates on Alternate Points
Discounted points do not affect Priority of Service, they only ensure a discount is available to flexed nominations
33 March 2, 2021Short-term Amendments
Shippers can begin submitting amendments for the next month at 11am, 4 business
days before the end of the month
We receive amendments throughout the month for the current month, but we
receive multiple amendments requests by various shippers at 11am for
amendments affecting the following month
We analyze all the amendments submitted together in a batch process because it helps us
give shippers the most capacity. Unfortunately, this approval process is time consuming and
can take several hours to complete.
We follow tariff guidelines of First Come, First Serve
34 March 2, 2021How We Review Amendments
1 We start with the available capacity
• If there has been no new contract prior to 11am, then this is the same capacity posted online
2 We begin by analyzing the first RFS submitted (first in queue) and work our
way through the queue to the last RFS submitted (last in queue)
• If there is enough available capacity, we accept the RFS
• If there is no available capacity, we reject the RFS
• If there is some available capacity, we provide shippers with
their options so they can submit a Copy Forward
35 March 2, 2021Best Practices
Unless you are shortening your path, there is no way to
guarantee that you will get the capacity you’re requesting*
*Assuming there is ample MAP capacity
How can shippers improve their odds?
Submit requests as soon as possible after 11am
Prioritize the order in which you submit your requests
Are you completely changing your path? If so, submit it first.
Are you trying to extend your path through a constrained area? If so, submit it first.
Are you just shortening your path on a contract? If so, submit it later.
Are you amending an interruptible contract? If so, submit it last.
Submitting a request even ONE second after another shipper can impact the outcome for the request
36 March 2, 2021Things to Keep in Mind
Things change from month to month. Just because a shipper’s amendment is
approved one month, doesn’t mean it will be approved next month
• Starting capacity may be different
• Other shippers can change their amendments
• Other shippers may submit their requests earlier
No shippers can control any of the factors listed above
• The best thing each shipper can do is get their requests in
quickly so that they are as high in the queue as possible
An expanded version of this training is available at QuestarPipeline.com
37 March 2, 2021Upcoming Enhancements
Clock to be added on MyQuorum windows will
subsequent RFS screens auto-close after 3 days
Recall/Reput notification to be
Microsoft Azure
sent to Replacement Shipper
Redesign of Locations and Alternate
Points in Capacity Release screen Others?
• similar to RFS grids
38 March 2, 2021Training
Additional Contracting and Scheduling training on March 16th
Submit any requested training topics
39 March 2, 2021Questions? David Reeder Manager, Business Systems & Technology Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 40
Chad Campbell Manager – Gas Transportation Services Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 41
WAMSUTTER (REC) CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 10827) 42 March 2, 2021
WIC WAMSUTTER (REC) CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 10031)
35
30
Number of Days Constrained 25
20
15
10
5
0
Jan Feb Mar Apr Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2020
43 March 2, 2021WAMSUTTER SEGMENT CONSTRAINED DAYS
Note, only started getting cut after WWE went into service on 11/1/2020
44 March 2, 2021WHITNEY CONSTRAINED DAYS
20
18
16
Number of Days Constrained 14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Jan Apr May Jun Aug Sep Oct Dec
2020
45 March 2, 2021ROBERSON CREEK CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 10018)
16
14
Number of Days Constrained
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2020
46 March 2, 2021HAMS FORK MS CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 10017)
16
14
Number of Days Constrained
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Jan Feb Mar Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2020
47 March 2, 2021OTPL / KRGT PAINTER CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 10015)
7
6
Number of Days Constrained 5
4
3
2
1
0
Aug Sep Dec
2020
48 March 2, 2021FIDLAR CONSTRAINED DAYS
35
30
Number of Days Constrained 25
20
15
10
5
0
Jan Feb Mar Apr Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2020
49 March 2, 2021CLAY BASIN CONSTRAINED DAYS
35
30
Number of Days Constrained 25
20
15
10
5
0
Jan Feb Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Dec
2020
50 March 2, 2021SKULL CREEK (REC) CONSTRAINED DAYS (MAP 967)
12
10
Number of Days Constrained
8
6
4
2
0
Jan Feb Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2020
51 March 2, 2021GOSHEN SEGMENT CONSTRAINED DAYS
35
30
Number of Days Constrained 25
20
15
10
5
0
Jan Feb Apr Jul Aug Sep Nov Dec
2020
52 March 2, 20212020-2021 Updates/Changes
Successfully scheduling remotely Rolled out new MyQuorum
since March 2020 web-based EBB system
Completed new operator OBA’s
All schedulers are now
available for ICE Chat
Hired two new schedulers to our team
• Isaac Aguayo and Tyson Lowder
Coming soon, available capacity by
7-day history at constraint points segment on Operational Available
Capacity report
53 March 2, 2021Scheduling Team Annette Bennion Chardon Waters Colton Giles Christopher Madsen Heather Walter Isaac Aguayo James Bonnett Tyson Lowder 54 March 2, 2021
Why did we change to a new web version of Quorum?
We went live with the Citrix version, Questline, back in October 2009. The
Citrix version had become cost prohibitive to maintain through ongoing
support
Old software
New functionality of a web-based version
• Ability to log on with any device (PC, tablet and cell phone)
• Continue working right where you left off
• Dashboard (customize with the ability to add widgets)
What widgets do you like and what ones would you like to see? (Survey)
55 March 2, 2021FAQ’s
Where can I find capacity availability for a cycle?
Capacity postings are available at: https://www.questarpipeline.com
• Informational Postings – Capacity – Operationally Available
o Here you will find daily available capacity which follows the end of each
cycle. Ending volumes include activity from the cycle such as cuts and allocations.
What points were constrained during the cycle in question?
This can be found at: www.questarpipeline.com
• Customer Activities – Customer Support
o Scroll down, and on the right-hand side of the screen you will find
“Constraint Points”, from there click on the pipeline in question to see up
to date allocations.
56 March 2, 2021FAQ’s
What do you do if you cannot see your nom from the Nomination
Submission screen in the Nomination Maintenance screen?
• In nom submission, change any nominations that did not make it to nom
maintenance by at least 1 dth. Balance all paths/ups/downs, then submit the
nomination. If this does not work, call the scheduling hotline.
How can I tell where a cut was made?
• The best way to verify where a cut originated is in Nom Maintenance.
In the path, select the nom in question. Either the Upstream or
Downstream side will have CPR (Confirming Party Reduction) as
the reason reduction code, along with EDI browser or the User ID of the
person who made the cut. This is the location where the cut originated
from, and the other side will have a PBL (Path Balancing) as the
reason reduction code to balance out the nomination.
57 March 2, 2021Thank you!
Updating to a new system
New employees
Your feedback
58 March 2, 2021Questions? Chad Campbell Manager – Gas Transportation Services Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 59
Joseph Hulse Manager – Marketing & Business Development Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 60
Agenda
Customer Tools & Process
2020 Accomplishments
Improvements
Current Conditions: DEQP & DEOP Available Unsold Firm Capacity
Growth Opportunities:
- Point of Rocks West Expansion Ongoing Opportunities
- DEQP & DEOP Opportunities to Expand &
Debottleneck
61 March 2, 20212020 Accomplishments: DEQP & DEOP
M
Roberson M M
120,000
Hyrum Gate M
Wamsutter West Whitney
Canyon M C
Expansion (DEOP) M M
C
Southern
120,000 Dth/d Star Dripping Rock
S M
In-Service 11/1/20 M
Leroy
Sunset Gate M
~100% Utilization
C C
S S
Porters Lane M S
Clay
Basin
Skull Creek M
Chalk Creek
Coalville
Expansion (DEQP) Little
Mountain M
Atmos
17,750 Dth/d Energy
In-Service Q4 2021 Bluebell
Altamont
Myton
Operator OBA
Modernization (DEQP) M M M Blind
C
Fidlar Dragon
Canyon Trail M
Cash Out To Zero Month After Close C M
C
Modernized Provisions Thistle
C
Oak
Spring% Subscribed
2020 Statistics – DEQP & DEOP
DEQP: 96% Hams Fork M 45 days Wamsutter
DEOP: 89% Roberson M 91 days M WIC: 160 days
Hyrum Gate M Whitney 61 days*
Storage: 100 % Canyon M C
M M XO16
WRH: 92 % 67 days
C
Southern
*As of 12/31/20 Star
S 33 days M
Dripping Rock
M
Leroy
Sunset Gate M
Annual Throughput C C
2020 : 1,352.1 (MMDth) – 93% S S
Porters Lane M S
*7% decrease compared to 2019 Clay
Chalk Creek Basin
M Coalville
Little
Constraints: Mountain M
Atmos
DEOP: Energy
Bluebell
• Wamsutter
Altamont
• KRGT Delivery
• Painter Lateral Nephi City Myton
Payson Gate
DEQP: Goshen 29 days 182 days White
• Kanda M M M Blind
C
Dragon
River Hub
Canyon Fidlar
• Southern Star Trail
M
M
C
• Fidlar 97 days C
Thistle
• Goshen
• ML 103
C
Oak
• Clay Basin Spring
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline, LLC *All 61 days occurred on or after 11/1/20 (when Wamsutter West went into service)DEOP – Point of Rock West Expansion (Fully Subscribed)
130 MDth/d of incremental westbound capacity
Additional meter
capacity at Reversal of POR
Roberson Creek Compression WAMSUTTER
ROBERSON CREEK (REX & WIC)
/ RUBY
130,000
PAINTER /
BELLE BUTTE
60,000
DEQP
WHITNEY CANYON
DEOP
Compression Facility
VOLUME
RECEIPT POINTS DELIVERY POINTS
(Dth/d)
WIC Wamsutter REX Wamsutter Roberson Creek Ruby Topaz
Up to 90,000
(MAP #10031) (MAP #10827) (MAP #10018) (MAP #10030)
WIC Wamsutter REX Wamsutter OTPL / KRGT Painter QPC Whitney Canyon Overthrust NWP Belle Butte Storage
Up to 60,000
(MAP #10031) (MAP #10827) (MAP #10015) (MAP #10006) (MAP #10868) (MAP #10832)
64 March 2, 2021DEOP – Potential Expansion Projects
Next stage for incremental volumes to the West To Opal Area
200,000+ Dth/d
Requires new units of
compression
Receipt: Wamsutter (WIC
200,000+ Dth/d or REX)
OPAL
Delivery: Opal Points
WAMSUTTER Timing: TBD
To Whitney
Canyon/ KRGT
Painter
75,000+ Dth/d
Requires new units of
compression
DEQP, KRGT,
75,000+ Dth/d DEQP Receipt: DEQP Kanda
SPIRE Delivery: DEQP Whitney
DEOP
Canyon, KRGT Painter,
Compression Spire Belle Butte
Facility Timing: TBD
65 March 2, 2021DEQP – Potential Expansion Projects
JTL 138 Extension & Fidlar Compression Reconfiguration
Project Description Available Project Description
JTL 138 Extension
4-mile extension of JL 138 and
+70,000 dth/d incremental TBD
BLUEBELL yard-piping
eastbound from Myton
ALTAMONT Fidlar Reconfiguration
+26,235 Dth/d northbound
from Fidlar Addition of new compression
+28,000 Dth/d westbound from TBD and reconfiguration of existing
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline MYTON Fidlar to Goshen compression at Fidlar Station
Proposed JL138 Extension Realign ~80K of receipt
Processed Gas Flow capacity west of Fidlar
JL47 / JTL78
Unprocessed Gas Flow
FIDLAR
Existing DEQP Facilities
JL138
Existing Processing (Refrigeration)
Facilities ML40
Existing Cryo Processing
ML40
PRICE
66 March 2, 2021Clay Basin Storage Kern River Pipeline
Largest Natural Gas Storage Facility in the Rocky Mountains DE Questar Pipeline
DE Overthrust Pipeline
OPAL Natural Gas Market Hub
Specifications Description • DE Questar Pipeline
• Ruby
Natural Gas Storage
• CIG
• DE Overthrust
• Kern River
• Northwest Cryogenic Processing
Natural Gas Storage • 54 Bcf working gas
(BCF) • 66.21 Bcf cushion gas DE Overthrust Pipeline
• DE Questar Pipeline
WAMSUTTER
• Injection: 217,000 • DE Questar Pipeline • WIC
• Withdrawal: 700,000 • Rockies Express • CIG
Interconnect Capacity
• Northwest Pipeline
(Dth/d) • Injection: 250,000
• Withdrawal: 320,000
* Numbers listed are meter sizing, and actual volumes depend on
pipeline conditions CLAY BASIN
• Daggett County, Utah
• NE corner of Utah near Wyoming & Colorado
Location
borders WHITE RIVER HUB
• 50 miles from Rock Springs, WY • DE Questar Pipeline
• Rockies Express
• Northwest
TransColorado
DE Questar Pipeline
•
• WIC
• CIG
GOSHEN
• DE Questar Pipeline
• Kern River Kern River Pipeline
67 March 2, 2021Clay Basin Inventory
As of FEB 24, 2021- Working Gas Inventory is 17.28 MMDTH
MM dths
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR
Min/Max Range AVG 11-20 16-17 17-18 18-19 19-20 20-21
68 March 2, 2021Unsubscribed Capacity Tool Upgrade – Access Point
Unsubscribed Capacity tools have been
upgraded and enhanced
• Information is updated daily
• Help text hyperlinks added to
explain selectable parameters
69 March 2, 2021Unsubscribed Capacity – MAP Point Listing
Shows unsubscribed capacity
between MAPs
Report types available:
• All Dates: shows all information available
• Current Month: shows current month only
• Next Month: shows next month only
70 March 2, 2021Unsubscribed Capacity by Date Range
Unsubscribed Capacity by Date Range
• Selectable start and end dates
• Shows unsubscribed capacity for
the selected date range
71 March 2, 2021Unsubscribed Capacity Summary
Unsubscribed Capacity Summary
• Shows high interest MAP pair capacity
for the next year
72 March 2, 2021Reminder: Tariff Procedures
All posted capacity is first-come, first-served
• Unless an auction notice is posted
• Parties must submit an RFS via myQuorum
Permanent Amendments (DEQP):
• DEQP: Triggers Pre-arranged bid criteria
Interruptible Transportation Discounts
• Post Monthly – Typically fuel gas locations
• Automatically billed the discount posted in the notice, no need to request on contract
Defined date for Temporary Amendments
• 4th to last business day of each month
73 March 2, 2021Ongoing Opportunities
Transportation, Storage, Gas Sales, etc:
LTU / Re-Contracting Capacity – DEQP & DEOP
• DEOP Bid Process: 8,542 Dth/d (R: 10005, 10031; D:10015, 10006, 10832, 10010)
• Bids Due March 9, 2021 via email
Clay Basin – ISS, PAL1
Stipulation Gas Sales
• Procedures posted online
• Executed NAESB
Creative Deal Structures
74 March 2, 2021LEGEND
DEQP - Opportunities
KANDA/COLEMAN SUMMARY
00 Volume in Dth/d (Front-haul) Nitchie Gulch to WIC, CIG & DEOP 0
West of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP 0
00 Volume in Dth/d (Back-haul) East of Nightingale to WIC, CIG & DEOP 0
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Opal M
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline Wamsutter
Roberson M 0 M
M Meter Station Hyrum Gate M Whitney 1,900 35,350 2,360
C Compressor Station Canyon M C
0
M 4,830 M XO16
S Storage Facilities
59,960 C
(150,000 ) Southern
Star Dripping Rock
S M
24,680
M
0
Sunset Gate M Leroy
C C
S S
Porters Lane M S
Clay
Basin
M Chalk Creek
Little Coalville
Mountain M
Atmos
Energy
Bluebell
Altamont 34,570
Nephi City 11,110
Payson Gate Myton
16,640
Goshen
White
C River Hub
M M M Blind Dragon
Fidlar
Canyon Trail M
C M
C
Thistle
C
Oak
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline, LLC
Spring
Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2021DEOP - Opportunities
Opal
Roberson Hams Fork
M
Ruby M
Wamsutter
Naughton 0 Point of
WIC
494,000 Rocks M REX
DEQP
M M M C
C M WIC
Whitney Canyon
Painter Rock
Springs
Ryckman Creek XO-16
0 33,000 M
M 22,500
100,000 476,000 476,000 M
C
S Clear Creek
M 0
M
M 300,000 52,880
100,000
C
Eakin
S Clear Creek
LEGEND
00 Volume in Dth/d (Front-haul)
00 Volume in Dth/d (Back-haul)
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline
Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline
Clay Basin Meter Station
S M
C Compressor Station
Dominion Energy Overthrust Pipeline, LLC
Map of Long Term Unsold Firm Capacity April 2021 S Storage Facilities
S:\Engineering - QPC\SystemEngineering\Unsold_Long Term..... Updated: 2/17/2021 10:24:25 AMSummary
DEQP & DEOP Capacity is ~100% subscribed
Working to debottleneck DEQP & DEOP
• Wamsutter West, Skull Creek, etc.
Customer opportunities include:
• Pipeline transportation capacity
• Storage capacity
• PAL1
• Stipulation Gas Sales
77 March 2, 2021Questions? Joseph Hulse Manager – Marketing & Business Development Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline 78
Wrap-up
REMINDERS:
• Customer gift and additional materials package
• Expect follow-up survey next week
• Additional material request
• myQuorum Trainings March 16th at 1pm
Always let us know how we can help!
Thank you!
79 March 2, 2021Thank you! 80
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