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Bradley Olsen
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   A Tale of Two Markets: Gulf Coast & the Rest
      Northeast, Canadian Markets Cut Off From Export Boom
          Platts NGL Conference: September 29, 2014 – Houston, TX

**IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES BEGIN ON PAGE 18 OF THIS REPORT**
A Tale of Two Markets: Gulf Coast & the Rest - S&P Global Platts
After 2011-2013 NGL Tidal Wave…
 Belvieu prices set to improve: With LPG exports ramping,
  Belvieu prices improve steadily through 2018. Ethane cracking
  & exports improve price through 2020 and beyond.

 Northeast, Canadian markets lack access to Gulf: Pricing will
  be weak. East and West Coasts need a different escape hatch
  — export projects, pipes will take longer.

 Currently waiting on long-haul pipes: Liquid USGC NGL
  markets more attractive to petchems vs. Canadian and
  Northeast markets. E&Ps are nervous about oversupplying
  USGC, so are slow to subscribe to large-scale projects.

 USGC pricing will improve steadily 2014-17: NGLs hit 50%
  before ethane exports drag Belvieu pricing to 55% of WTI by
  2020. Meanwhile, Northeast NGLs likely to remain around 20-
  25% of WTI until pipes arrive, if they arrive.
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A Tale of Two Markets: Gulf Coast & the Rest - S&P Global Platts
With Oil at $90/bbl, US NGL Supply Growth is Inelastic
                      Gas Price Required for 10% ATROR with NGL Sensitivity
             $6.00
              $6.00
                                   NGLs from gas stream:
                                   2.9 MMBPD April 2014
             $5.00
              $5.00
                                   4.3 MMBPD TPHe 2020

             $4.00
              $4.00
                             +1,800 MBPD growth
                                through 2020
     $/mcf
     $/mcf

             $3.00
              $3.00
                                ~1,650 rigs, active                           ~250 marginal rigs active
                                with gas >$3/mcf
             $2.00
              $2.00

                                                                              ~400 MBPD declines
             $1.00
              $1.00                                                              through 2020

             $0.00
              $0.00

                                                  NGL Assumption
*Economics assume $87/bbl WTI
                                                   30% WTI      40% WTI
Source: TPH Research
A Tale of Two Markets: Gulf Coast & the Rest - S&P Global Platts
Distance, Economics have cut off NE & Canada from Belvieu
                                                          Edmonton

                                                                                      ~200 MBPD proposed LPG
    Canada’s main C3 export                                                           Exports (vs. >400 supply)
    line has been reversed.                                                           ~140 MBPD proposed C2
                                                                                      Exports

                                                                                                Philadelphia

EPD - ATEX (TE Prods Reversal)
EPD - TE Products (Belvieu-Chicago-Northeast)
EPD – MAPL (Rockies-Permian-Conway-Midwest)
                                                                                   Pipes to Gulf are
EPD – Dixie (Belvieu-Southeast)
EPD – Various NGL Pipes (S. TX-E. LA)
EPD – Seminole (Permian-Belvieu)
                                                                                   ethane only, offering
EPD – Chaparral (Permian-Belvieu)
EPD – Skelly-Belvieu (TX Panhandle-Belvieu)                                        poor netbacks.
EPD/EEP/APC/DCP – Texas Express* (TX Panhandle-Belvieu)
OKS – Bakken Pipeline (Bakken-Rockies)
OKS – Overland Pass (Rockies-Midcon)
OKS – Sterling (Midcon-Belvieu)
OKS – Arbuckle (Midcon-Belvieu)
                                                                                              All roads lead to the
KMP – Cochin (Edmonton-Midwest-Sarnia)
EPD – Eagle Ford (Eagle Ford-Belvieu)                                                         Gulf Coast…pending
OKS – North (Conway-Midwest-Chicago)
COP – Line EZ (Permian-Belvieu)
CVX – W. Texas LPG (Permian-Barnett-Belvieu)
                                                                                              Northeast &
ETP/RGP – Lone Star NGL (Permian-E. Texas-Belvieu)
ETP/RGP – W. TX Gateway (Permian-Eagle Ford-Belvieu)
SXL/MWE – Mariner West (Marcellus-Sarnia)
                                                                                              Canadian exports.
PBA – Vantage Pipeline (Bakken-Alberta)
EPD/APC/DCP - Front Range* (DJ Basin-TX Panhandle)
DCP – Southern Hills (Midcon-Belvieu)
DCP - Wattenberg Pipeline (Rockies-Midcon)            ~1,140 MBPD Proposed LPG Exports
DCP – Sand Hills (Permian-Eagle Ford-Belvieu)
DCP – Black Lake (E. LA-Belvieu)
SXL – Mariner South (Belvieu-Nederland)
                                                      ~ 800 MBPD Petchem Demand for C2 & C3
SXL – Mariner East (Marcellus-Marcus Hook Export)
ETP – Justice NGl (S. TX-Belvieu)                     ~67% Demand Growth By 2020                                4
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Northbound Diluent Strands Canadian NGLs
                                                           Canada— cut off by
                                                            pipe conversions to
                                                            diluent.
                                                           Only outlets for
                                                            Canadian NGLs are
                                                            export projects on
                                                            West Coast.

                               Canadian/Pac NW LPG Export Projects
     In absence of pipe to           Project                Operator   Startup LPG (MBPD)
                               Idemitsu/Altagas Ferndale, WA Petrogas    2015       20
      West Coast,              Longview, WA                   Sage      Q4 2016     45
      Canadian projects        Portland, OR                  Pembina     2018       37
      rely on high-cost rail   Total NGL/LPG Exports                               102
                               % of Total NAM LPG Capacity                         7%
      transportation.
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Source: Company Presentation
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NORTHEAST OVERSUPPLY
PIPELINE SCARCITY ENSURES RAIL &
TRUCKING SET MARGINAL PRICE FOR
FORSEEABLE FUTURE

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Battle for NE C3+: ~700 MBPD Proposed, 40 Committed
3-4 Projects Compete for Heavy NGL Volumes
 2-3 pipes to USGC: 2 y-grade, 1 propane                               Philadelphia
 1 pipe to Philly: purity NGLs/other                        Pro: Cheaper pipe cost, less LPG traffic
                                                              Con: Likely higher cost fractionation
                                                                 capacity, higher cost to Asia

                                                            What’s at stake?
                                                 Projects still leave NE long NGls, price
                                                  set by cost of shipping to USGC.
                                                 With >600MBPD of future ethane and
              US Gulf Coast                       >500MBPD future C3+ production,
   Pro: Liquidity, storage, world-scale docks     market will require multiple C3+
  Con: limited ex-ethane LPG demand growth        solutions; today none are finalized.
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A Tale of Two Markets: Gulf Coast & the Rest - S&P Global Platts
Never say never but…
Ethane in Northeast Will Never be Economic

                              ATEX Contracting
                                                    ATEX ethane netback has
                                                    been
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While Waiting for Takeaway, NE NGL Discounts Will Widen
       Northeast NGL markets will see discounts of $20 or netbacks of
>10 bcf/d Processing Produces ~1.1 MMBPD of NGLs by 2017…
       Northeast wet gas processing capacity will nearly double from beginning of 2014 to
        YE 2015 to approximately 10 bcf/d based on announced newbuild and expansion
        projects.
                                        12
                                                 1 Bcf/d of incremental
                                             processing capacity announced
                                        10
                                               YTD in the Utica, with 0.6
                                                 Bcf/d in the Marcellus
         Processing Capacity (mmcf/d)

                                        8

                                        6

                                        4

                                        2

                                        0
                                        Dec 13                   Dec 14                       Dec 15                   Dec 16
                                                 MWE Marcellus   WMB Caiman        Blue Racer/DOM      XTO Marcellus

                                                 MWE/EMG Utica   M3/Access Utica   NI Utica            KMP Utica

Source: Company Presentations, Public Filings, TPH Estimates                                                                    10
GULF COAST DEMAND
>$100B OF MEGAPROJECTS ON GULF
COAST DRIVES DEMAND FROM PETCHEMS &
EXPORTS THROUGH END OF DECADE

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~800 MBPD Growth in US Ethane Cracker, PDH Demand by 2020
                                         1,400

                                                               PDH Projects                          Tentative projects
                                         1,200                                                       could add additional
                                                               Cracker Newbuilds                     ~400MBPD of demand
          Ethane/Propane Demand (MBPD)

                                         1,000                                                       near end of decade.
                                                               Cracker Expansions
                                          800                  Potential Newbuilds

                                          600

                                          400

                                          200

                                            0
                                                 2013        2014          2015   2016        2017        2018     2019         2020         2021

                                                   WMB Geismar                    LYB Midcon                      LYB Corpus Christi
                                                   LYB La Porte                   DOW Freeport 7                  WLK Lake Charles/Calvert City
                                                   INEOS Chocolate Bayou          DOW Plaquemine                  BASF Port Arthur
                                                   Formosa                        DOW Freeport 8                  XOM Baytown
                                                   OXY Ingleside                  CPC Texas                       DOW Freeport Newbuild
                                                   SSL Louisiana                  Ascend TX- PDH 2015             EPD - PDH 2016
                                                   DOW - PDH 2015                 DOW - PDH 2018                  Formosa TX - PDH 2017
                                                   Potential Demand

*Potential demand includes estimates for Axiall/Lotte, Shell, Odebrecht, Shin-Etsu, &                                                               12
Williams projects.
LPG Exports Set to Increase >1MMBPD through 2020
                LPG Export Capacity (MBPD)
        1,600

        1,400
                 Total Arabian Gulf
        1,200    Exports
        1,000

         800
                 Qatar, world’s
         600     current #1 exporter
         400

         200

           0
           Dec-12          Dec-13             Dec-14   Dec-15          Dec-16       Dec-17           Dec-18

       EPD                          Targa                EPD 2013 Expansion     Targa Sept 2013 Expansion

       Targa Q3 2014                Mariner East I       EPD 2015 Expansion     Mariner South

       OXY Corpus                   EPD Phase 2: OTI     PSX Sweeny Terminal    Mariner East II

                Gulf Coast Blue                            Northeast Red
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Source: Company Releases
>$100B in Gulf Coast export projects before 2020
Project                    Invest. ($B) Capacity            Labor       In-service                                  Project               Invest. ($B) Capacity Labor In-service
Golden Pass                       10.0    2.6Bcfd              3,500               2018                             Trunkline LNG                 11.0 2.4Bcfd     4,000     2019
Sabine Pass LNG Terminal           6.0    2.6Bcfd              3,500               2015
                                                                                                                    Cameron LNG                    9.5 1.7Bcfd     3,500     2019
Mariner S. PL & Terminal           0.4   200MBPD                 750               2015
                                                                                                                    Various Fractionators          0.5 200MBPD       400     2014
Huntsman EO Exp.                   0.1 132.5MTPA                 325               2015
Total                            $16.5                        8,075                            Beaumont             Axiall/Lotte Cracker
                                                                                                                    Sasol Cracker
                                                                                                                                                   3.0 1000MTPA
                                                                                                                                                   6.0 1500MTPA
                                                                                                                                                                   2,500
                                                                                                                                                                   7,000
                                                                                                                                                                             2018
                                                                                                                                                                             2017
                                                                                                    $17B            Total                       $30.0            17,400

                                                                                                    8,100                 Lake
                                                    Houston                                          Jobs                Charles
                                                      $40B                                                                $27B
                                                                                                                       17,400 Jobs
                                                   39,000 Jobs

            Corpus Christi                                                                                  Project                    Invest. ($B) Capacity    Labor     In-service

                     $16B                                                                                   Freeport LNG                         14.0     2Bcfd     3,500           2018
                                                                                                            Targa Terminal Exp.                   0.3  100MBPD        188           2014
                  9,200 Jobs                                                                                Enterprise LPG Export                 0.6  264MBPD        300           2015
                                                                                                            Enterprise Ethane Export              1.0 240 MBPD        400           2016
                                                                                                            PSX Sweeny Hub                        3.0  100MBPD        350           2015
                                                                                                            Dow Cracker                           1.7 1650MTPA      4,800           2017
                                                                                                            Kinder Condensate Hub                 0.4  100MBPD        300           2015
Project                     Invest. ($B)         Capacity       Labor           In-service
                                                                                                            Exxon Cracker                         6.0 1500MTPA     10,000           2017
OxyChem Cracker                            1.0       600MTPA            1,700                2015
                                                                                                            Lyondell Cracker Exp.                 0.4  363MTPA        667           2015
Formosa Cracker                            2.0      1600MTPA            2,500                2016
                                                                                                            Dow PDH                               1.3  800MTPA      2,000           2015
Lyondell Cracker Exp.                      0.4       363MTPA             731                 2015
                                                                                                            Enterprise PDH                        1.3  800MTPA      2,000           2016
Various Fractionators                      1.0       260MBPD             400                 2015           Various Fractionators                 4.0  800MBPD      2,500           2015
Oxy NGL Export                             1.0       110MBPD             350                 2015           Ascend PDH                            1.2 1000MBPD      2,000           2015
Cheniere NGL                           10.5           2.6Bcfd           3,500                2018           CP Chemical Cracker                  6.0   1650MTPA     10,000         2017
Total                                $15.9                             9,181                                Total                             $41.2                39,005

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Source: Company Presentations, Public Filings, TPH Estimates, Press Releases
Exports cheaper, shorter lead time vs. petchems
                PDH Facility LPG Export Dock                      Ethane Cracker C2 Export Dock
Total Capital Cost ($mm)                           Total Capital Cost ($mm)
 Low End              $1,100            $250        Low End               $5,000           $750
 High End             $1,700            $550        High End              $7,000         $1,250
Capital Cost/MBPD of Propane ($mm)                 Capital Cost/MBPD of Ethane ($mm)
 Low End              $44.5                $2.5     Low End              $58.8                $3.8
 High End             $55.8                $3.0     High End             $73.7                $5.0
Range of IRRs                                      Range of IRRs
 Low End               24.2%               16.5%    Low End                9.4%                8.4%
 High End              37.4%               42.0%    High End              29.7%               14.3%
Time for Approvals/Construction (Months)           Time for Approvals/Construction (Months)
 Low End                  42                 18     Low End                  48                 24
 High End                 60                 24     High End                 72                 30

 Export facilities offer comparable economics to petchem
  new-builds while requiring less than half of the allotted time
  to progress through approvals and construction.
 Reduced lead time gives export projects advantage in
  capitalizing on arbitrage opportunity between US & global
  prices.
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Ethane exports always made sense… on paper. Why now?
                                         TPHe Ethylene Gross Margin by Feedstock, Cents/Lb
                                    65
Cents per Lb of Ethylene Produced

                                    60
                                               55.2
                                    55

                                    50                                                  46.6
                                    45
                                                                    44.0
                                                                                                             40.0       Potential 20-25¢ uplift
                                    40
                                                                                                                         for foreign petchems
                                    35
                                                                                                                           (ex-capital cost)
                                    30

                                    25
                                                                                                                                  20.9                 20.3
                                    20

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                                             MB Ethane           MB Propane        US Export Ethane    US Export Propane       AG Propane             Naphtha
                                          (27c/gal, $200/t)   (110c/gal, $550/t)   (54c/gal, $396/t)   (137c/gal, $684/t)   (153c/gal, $765/t)   (257c/gal, $917/t)

 Why the delay?: Ethane docks are more expensive than propane docks, while ethane-
  importing facilities are relatively scarce. SXL and EPD made clear that ethane exports are a
  “when” not an “if”, leading more global facilities to declare interest in US ethane. Margins
  look similar for exported ethane and exported propane. In reality, consumers may find it
  easier to secure US ethane on commercial terms. Producers are willing to sell price-indexed
  ethane over lengthy terms, while propane sales have reflected AG, rather than MB pricing.

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NE, Canada Left out as Belvieu Recovers…
 Multi-year NGL price improvement starts this winter
  with LPG exports, while ethane exports tighten the
  market in 2017 and beyond.
 Northeast and Canadian NGL markets lack pipe
  access to the Gulf.
    Rail provides export access for Canadian NGL
     producers.
    Northeast NGL producers have yet to commit to a
     large-scale takeaway solution; 3 major projects
     have been proposed.
 Gulf Coast price advantage is likely to persist as the
  location of more than 90% of proposed NGL
  export/consumption projects.
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